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-Frank Daggsst, Of tn -ktchfeld Lsdg-
4, ssslng that Bs4nun peopdses to cell his
show, odsss to taksscoupl lelephants and
. rhineessos on1subscriP ais-Ezehange.
We wonder that he hasn't made an effort
i, thi. direction before. ,Wihout an ele-
plant or two or . rhinocetos OF whale or
something Of the kind around the premises,
We should think Frank would often feel
lonesome,
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sst.afns County vesed .lmost solid
asainst allowing The women to, vote On
school questions. What has become of
thewoman's rights socisty organized in 81.
Cloud, . few yeazs ago 1-Anoka Jo.xno!
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MIR. James Campbell, steward OF VaAsar
College, tries to make Us feel bad by sending
us the bill of fare of the dinner he spread
before the damsels of that institution on
Thanksgiving. We wouldn't have objected
to being there-merely from curiosity
just to see how three or four hundred intel
lectual girls could eat, when they hadn't
anything else TODD. =!
The following memorandum was pick
ed up in the Bank of 81. Cloud last Friday,
and was probably relic of Thanksgiving.
We give it verbat:~, Ct ltevas:n:
Rice.
d R.ison.' one pound
Nutmeg, cents worth.
Eggs, 8 orr
A little Whisky.
The last three items would mix well
enough together, but We cannot imagine
what the fellowaxaated with. the other
three. :; 7""8
Another reading club, called The St.
Cloud Reading Ga was osy.ahsd It /.
meeting held u NKso! Tsansy'' Friday
evening. Tho following ass ~ e2es4s:
Rss;dsst-H. G. Waite. e =
Ssraary- Mr.. A. T. Whitnaa. Il
Ss~e'svyS Fat,k p. SsazIe.
Il will, ,peet - rmoathly os Fs;dsy
s!sniags.. 3hs ssxt neesia6 vim b It M.
Waiss's, ESaay sveaing ofnsxt NIX. '''
st. Clooii. now s1e)ly wsl IL Bor c9lubs
and thiasE A psrsal liA Includes the
reading cub noticed sbovsi: . ehakespsar-
ian club ; syoung 61kI reading club; tn
semi.noathly Normal. School receptions =
lycsum = Dramatic Association !; . Libra
~ Association; free reading room; Eve
sewing societies. With "sociabls'' attach
ments (called BY irreverent aud ungodly
young men 'gibbls.gabble sociesies,") etc.,
etc.
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TIE. ;.dinS features Of the Gaily.
IT, TEo,,j1oE D1-@-41
ONE DOLLAR

Following the plan pursued by the Daily, the
WEEKLY POST AND AAIL
has been reduced in price, and subscription for
one year now costs only
ONE DOLLAR
me weekiy WI e0 Ga, me news OF tne week;
trades and professions, Items Of Art, Literatare
Fashion, Society with Market Reports carefully
everythingit will be- for the price The Rest WEEKLY
In the West, and within the means Of every oue
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
are offered to canvassers. Send for term. and sample
COPIES. -''-"~i
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The Brainerd Tribune is indignant At
the removal of Major Whitehead as Indian
Aren't at Leech Lake to make room for
new appointee, Mr.. II. J. King, of Hills
dale, Michigan. 1t considers the change
an unfortunate one, "although Mr.. King
is doubtless q GOOD man." H. 80" ~.
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~ Go to Young & Bradford's for holiday
goods. -, =: :. =, =, -.<.. 80 =. 49,. s..
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"a DO you soant a 6rst-elass se.oing
machine 6r nothing : Il 20, read our
premium Offer on tie fourth page.
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"A page Of advertisements in ,Harper's
Magazine sor December cost: the occupants
fifteen hundred dollars. Al one time space
was sold at $500 per page, but Harper
Bros. learned by experience that the space
devoted to advertisements would be more
profitable when applied to the recommen-
dation of their own publications, ETC., and
have for some time past excluded all other
advertisements. The exception to the
rule shows how advertisers appreciate re-
ally good medium even in dull times.
AT lie Sueur last week the wife of Mr..
J. J. Green, Of the Sentinel (and a former
st. Cloudite, by the way, found chunk Of
pure gold in the craw of chicken killed
for dinner. Since then there has been
Wholesale slaughter Of poultry in the neigh
bozhood, like Is if there was to be . meet
ing of Conference or Presbytery there the
next day but, no more nuggets have been
found. =,
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1--Att1ntion 10 called 70 the advertise.
meat Il Harper's Aa9m;ne, which cont;n-
10. y improve ii IL former excellence md
70 increase in popularity aud circulation.
We can furnish ii to our Subscribers 1t Ne
duced rates.
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- spseiai s.atins Of III. o. O. T.
viz b. held Ts;day evening" soembsr,sd,
fos The transacsion Of imp buainea'.
Pr order. - sszzazs
-. IF. TOLMAN, W. C. r.
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10 TTERY
FINE FURNITURE !!
THE
lizard Times" List.
How to Save Money.

4 PAPER AND 4 MAGAZINE FOR LITTLE
MORE THAN THE PRICE OF ONE.
UaM Jan. !, 1876, No viii send THE TRIBUNE
0EEKLY ., 6GMI.WEEKLY 80, one year with
ettAer Of The popular Aagaxines, 1t the following
kzeesiy reduced Fatss-ir the cheapest ever offered
By any paper: ~,
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The TRIBUNE cannot furnish specimen copies
q these periodicals. Address
THE TRIBUNE, New York.
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Official Paper Of the City.

Regular meeting of the Board of Edu.
cation next Monday evening.
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A~xhe Circulation Of The Journal 10
DOUBLE that Of any other Paper Publish.
shed In" Northern Minnesota. Adver4asors
should remember this.
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For For choice groceries, 80 to 8. =. Par
pnaie. y =. = y - ~ =, ~ :,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

Several hundred pounds of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can be purchased At
this Office.
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We arc indebted to Mr.. G. S. Elicit,
Of St. Paul, for srsmembrancer in the shape
of an assortment Of dolls for tho little ones.
We shall b hsppy to do.s much 1r Char
ley one Of these day., ~ he gives Us =
chance. e
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The Western Poultry Exhibit ion will
be held at Pence Opera House, Minneapo-
liz, December IA, Is, 16 and ~. 1t will be
made up of fine-bred poultry of all kinds,
pigeons, fish, song and cage birds, taxider-
my, etc. Over $1,000 in cash premiums
are offered, besides large special list.
The condition Of the people of Bis
marck Is to be commisser,ted. They ars
shut of from the world for the winter, and
now cruel and heaztless revenue officer
has seissd 10000 cigars found in the h4.ds
Of dsalsr., Just because the boxes were not
bsaadsd and the stsmps seaeslsd ~ requir-
d BIZ lAN.* - r5sl
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Is eon.n* for rsssiidins and re-
paida thsH auk: river bridss, It w.ite's
In, H bssnlH to Pe.sssec hmidt and
II. e. s.aais., At $780, a. Hsssch-
- - - : 'as e. intend the
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FINANCIAL.
Gold-Buying At $l.1l; selling Slip.
Foreign xchange-$5.65.
Passage ickets-From New York to
Europe, $2250
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an unfortunate one, "although Mr.. King
is doubtless 4 good man." H. .''".
The Alexandra Pos protests against
water being tsken from Osakis: Lake 70
keep up tie supply in Sauk river for TIE.
use Of: the mills Il st: Cloud md other
points below Litt1e seut 9lsk., during the
..4l3t,afns couhty vosed .lmost solid
against allowing the women to vote On,
school questions. What has become Of
tAewomen'a rights society organized in st.
Cloud, = few years ago -Anoka Journa!
r-,Astntioas in called to the advertise.
meat Il Harpsfs Magazine, which cont;n-
uss U improve ii il former excellence and
70 increase in popularity aud circulation. I
We can furnish II TO our Subscribers 1t re-
duced rates.
The Whitney family, who removed
from Montieello to Florida, remained in
the sunny South only = few weeks, and then
started for Massachuse It's.
Last week Herman Peterson, of Leaf
Valley, had his leg broken by kick from
one of his cattle.-Alexandria Post.
FoUHD.-A buffalo overcoat, which the
owner can have by calling At the Office Of
E. Cross, proving property and paying
charges.
-Ladies will find at Young & Bradford 3
one of the best sssortments Of underwear in
the State.
The fact il that the ladies can buy the
best millinery goods At the lowest prices at
II. Ottsnsmeyer's.
Gill and 80 the splendid line Of scarf
At H. 2. Mitchslps clothing store. s.:
A.; - - 'H'IE - 49,. mi
Young / Bradford have large stock,
Of holiday good, both useful and ornan,,en-
=. ,-ess2,,4s i ,....a - ). et'1 49,
Head Light oil, Is cents gallon, at
Boyd's Cash Store. ;.
-Maltby's oysters always on hand at
,Parsonss.. L. y ~ : i s5.t-i' 49, D.
| 8 ~ ------s-- - g.
arSSe or ,.ev Rre,.;',.,ru.' Offers on
I&he fourth page. They are erceed-
1~;ngly liberal. ~s .
Go to Young & Bradtord's for holiday
goods. -, :" ~. L =. =. ->.~ e..
/ s~ass.: j - ---<p - n
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n,y. H. Sheriff Of Stesrns County, MINI.
D:B, SEARLE Attorney for Mortgage
Dated December 1. 1878 dec27w
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How SUFFERING Jiuuv." IN Trvint 10 Make
Dollar. Lp-i his l. ,cu.c,


How Suffering JiiuuN.'' IN irwin 10 Make
"A DoI!..r Iu-i la. l. ,ru.n
james MrDrrmptt, better known e. his
.i,t, y .,s 3. l..,,.i,,.. Hence. O., d.. ESQ.,. t..
''o''"- '''"'"'' ~. "''o'
"l mack uh. anu j. usually in De iunnd IN the
virini. y of Union square; hut about ten 4 vs.
.... ...,n ... t... ...t. t..... . Al. a. .. 49,
80 ''' y" .'.'"' '''N "''.' 80 " I" S'''''' anu
ne MS hirod Nv Two ccntl men, wh' steupeI
our ~ the Custom iltse To- take them t. rnlr-
,,,t,,,t -. ,. .,,,, I 49,, $50. n, ,,
''''''" ''i &c "'- - N''-''" a''.''r' '''r we
taller, stout"r. ana alt.Htner htuds 'mrr ~ his
''ftres asked hin, what he tn1ug1t the i,b WA
q, 500, go, =. .....,...... IL. =. -
"''"' "'" '.".''''.- ''''''''' ''"'"E wv
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Prom ne iNUti uV o. i1HUhf.
Yesterday - came up the street in his
MASTER standing in his store door approached
ana made a profound how.
We'll ii. what H. 10 -
MAR John. -po-c- yer lno mex Saterdy is
thu.mu-
well yer aint g',inc ter first de ole man. is
ver,'
"oh' no. =, never DO tha,lou know What
$40. ar,ih.n-. Mar,c John. da,'s good :" said
II. frightening uu.
"limc- are pretty hard now s. -"
"uet'- fa'k" intcrposcd ~ with depre-
And We southern boys can't be as liberal as
,no dat. -ah dat, true too"
>urpv-c give N"u ni'c copy Of the pe'lar-
"Slh! An. 40 way. Marsc John. yer amt
talein' hiIue-- now pcrlleNcdy laid -
Why. II says that YOU and were both made
We'll. dat amt So You know 1t amt, !
wu1 born slave an you wu1 born free IN
Niger an you'-c white man. Now. what for
d. yer want To fool poor Niger Wild dat for.
Mar john argued 81 with great uncti"n
" Then. say shall give "A Constitution of the
United states, with the 18th amendment III
cluded"
Darnow, Mar-c John. YOU know dat afteenf
c,mmeument il list another name fur nirger !
I'm -,cain artcr tt,ulcGn solid. Mai-c John. u.
q Ear o. shoe or au obcrroat -omcfn Oh dat
suri like it VIZ fore de war. pleaded -.
SOW. wat minute, - 10" would l"n like
% genuine civil nshi> bill r
" lil''- is' bout de mos worthless ting Yer could
pic, Out. -lh
" 'lheu. check ON the Freedman Bank, CA ="
" Nu-s an MISS ,' msuhriuu-lN mourned ii
" Nuu are hard To- please II Now hnuw what
yon want one Of those elegant emancipation
prnrlit4tfiun-.
Elcphint uutLin'. Mare John. didn't tinl,
dHf Anu q fool wild yurc old bigger dl, way.
wants -oiuenn cumfortiu' an Stantal. snmcnn
u e trrd AMI kiycrin, case dis ole Niger. Nr all
de rest, b. left out In de cold put too much
p"uteucc pom dat manserfashun pruckyma-
-hun what pat dc Niger Ia de wrong rev too
high up ia de church and he had To come
o4i. Dat what S aliin' liz now :. and - moved
un mournfully, muttcrinr and complaining.
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em1ci1tod features evidenced tho hard strug-
vie he had q for lie. lie vas iocoy ,rine,
how r, nd in his returning energy he eviuc .d
n' tie or no gri when the dc. or told him his
wife b. 10 dt 8 20 few hours before. They had
gone to tho hospital tO-eJncr.
THE DEAD HOUSE.
The visit to the Institution was Nitiugly closed
NV au in~rerti "a Of the decd house. % snl.l
ruiidinV near the southern enc Of tue pIytuuu.
~ contained "A fumig tin chamber, here the
pl 49, cloth g were disiufect"i Icfufr hrirf
r moved ~ M the husuifal seven VI iu deit
O. Tins, cach cont dining "A bOGy, lty upon the
nlUf.
three 81 thnsr." sui1 Dr. Delaney. will I've
rotl Ccd Nv cast ir, n cazktis. htrmCti, lllv
So ! Il. In which the friends VII be allowed to
remove the reuuins. and bury hem where thrv
lIN.-c. the other four budins h.iVu MT been
81 imed, and viii In inferred IN POttei's
IIeI."
ire Sisters showed their neat but austerely
furnished sttingruu IN, with which was connect
ed a small chapel, la which mass IS occasionally
celebrated.
Have YOU no fear Of catching the disease
yourselyesf" asked the writer vi one of the
ladies.
ION. no." she said I'VE have all been vacci-
mated. Aud even II IL were not 50, the sick peO-
pie have to be nur.ed."
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Men iDtL COrrb nDieHce ofMs C0,clutat create
Every afternoon during the season
couple OF men, with hOiss drawing close
covered wagon, are urOught down Ia the munici-
pal ferry and landed At Twenty eighth street.
All know what the wagon contains, aud Al nignt
It's load Is conveyed To the different disseuting
roo ns. Three students generally form Co
partnership IL the use OF a subject, whicl re
duces the cost To very low rate. A subject
will, In cold weather, Keep three weeks, aud
during that time twill he thoroughly dlssected
About 800 subjects are thus cut up for the ben
eIt Of science every winter, H. addition u a
large number sent 10 physicians and to other
tltitlOns. Ihey are generally packed for
shipping IN cork barrels, aud can be had IN this
shane NJ 70 per barrel. inns facility ia obtain
Ing suhjec, Is great assistance IA the study OF
anatomy. Formerly there were such dlnicIlties
~ the way OF procuring them That there could
be but little AIT inment In surgical skill. Tue
late eminent prtctuoucr, Alden March. has
told me that IN the early years OF his profession
he VS. IN the habit Of going from Albany to
Is lston every WINTER VITA "A team and wagon
made Tor th1 purpose, IN Whirh he brought
back from six To ten subjects for his own use
an Tor Ms 'tuuents. Ia such trips he was gcn-
orally supposed 10 be pedder. A subject
W""id ~ TINS way cost 80 Al least; bat 1t e
present day they they Gan be landed At Albany
Tor a., lD"'"dnS tine freight and price Of the
barrel.
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irinsic worth Of tho piano. guarantees It's con
tnuuus and univ rsai iainc.
B:OOMs IN THE RowERY

tnuuus and univ rsal ianc.
BaooN's IN rHr powERY
10 sn'cndid naco Tor the so'rrti ~ ~ New
frl = lils. Nit. LiuOu said tntt % erect m,uy
of /. IhlS I'll. ads fr1m snionabl .,lrts OF tnc
cilv had been Tor long tiue del'ircd from
nowerv.n now thects wa % r.l,af. rhev md
t"und tuu too, could nav tn- Hnr. 2 roud- 90
nee iwi,t.r o' ut diree' iiin ~ Lace
lower tl ~ ever tcf,rc in thia mntk,ttv ret Vi
n"9 e.. L. il"l pd,, uin lttcl,i'n to hts
sex uv. and W which hc bad impu.ty iar-c
Vu u NV tor bpd srrrtus, uI.p,g suuu> t.uc-.
cur int, nu nth-r c"rfcctiuus whlch nr o. d
% I'd. t' uN fort " huli fuvf.u 20. TNr $50 'rr
aNd + ~if I-hrltc se4 ~ Bioous arr nuHu. with
- q, ,nrns ~ ,n,nss " ven so" NJ n'o"n's
ihey are all m1rvellousiy low pri 'cd.
PETIT, STEWART. lG. nowrRv.
HIS large handsome. and wel-sel,cted stock
u fur. Tor children and ladies'. How he % sell
feI seal skin sacuucs Tor SIS and howard in
graduated prices to $50. aud real seal mans and
long ns for $500 uer set, and ch'liren's white
cuny -acques Tor 81 80 aud ctps and bonncts u
wni;c conN Tor nfty cents, and AL other furs IN
rron'rtiou. Is \ mystery that only Mir. Stewart
him -clf can explain.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Me'iden Britannia Company $50 Broad
W " have a very attr ctive stock Of fine electro
plated ware expressly adapted for useful and
artistic holiday presents.
Fine cutlery aud many elegant md choice
novelties. specially suited tor holiday buyers,
are found at II. & @. /. SAUNDERS, No. Astor
II louise
EVERYTHING in the line Of harness. robes. and
al thOs' things which are needed bv sleirh
riders and buggy drivers at this season are to be
hnd at Peters Calhouu's,S 80 Mercer street, near
Grand.
Macy jenkins, 81 Liberty street. have fine
wines htaudies, ani lqu r. and at Patkes' III u
Front street. near Futun, are fine teas put up IN
boxes OF six ppunus EACH and sold FOR rs cents
per pound Just the tring Tor a family present.
Everybody knows MOuquin's IN Fulton street.
but only favored few have kuD WI until lately
that thcy can got tn Sc nne .auternrs. riarcts,
~tc'ri's, ports. Rhine and Ctlitpit. wines, for
wNich Nuuuuin'- T. 40 celeiw tcd, Tor Si.jla gal
Ion during the holiday season.
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HeImboidinnn Asylum Again.

FT0m II fTHIV-F I'lTl T0-UT-I IINle7
DIR. II. L. He.mbold. who has been nj lib
erty for some weeks past, WAS YESTERDAY un the
certificate of the examining phN -ciau, returned To
the Pennsy lNAnia Asylum Tor the Insane The
Christmas dinner. L. which the de-, tur had in
Nitcd his " dear 1--WE hundred friends, viii prob
ably be indefinitely postponed.
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tINtNcIAL AM ooMMERcI4L.

SATURDAY, Dec. 25-P. MAI Of the
Wall street departments were closed, and there
were consequently no transactions To record.
The following were the opening. highest. and
lowest sales. regular way Of the principal stocks
during the past wees, together with the num-
har ot aharea IsnIf In
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Nlan,f0---4tlauA

WlNT.Iu--- NIdIA
4 STEADY, DeraeyerinR and exnerenced MAJ 10
~ CANVASS store. Addres fea Store Mlit Haven.
DAtNER Wanted, a mrs class fancy cake baker
ID NJ rOnfrciipnrr ut N-tOnal Bakery JJ7 Myr.le
ay, Brooklyn, Immediately.
IDUYS AND GIltL~ can OBTAIN god homes
ID ia the Wcsi hy applying 10 the CAlldr US An So.
clety, 10 East 4tnst
ENTRY CLERk wantcd-ln wholesale dry
good stutr, ne quick In ures aud RAPID winter.
must hf tllct Temperate In habits wed cumWrNi-
ga from his las place, ~ others need pl4y; tluHY
wodc ate, state lowest terms Address 20 1 Oh.
boN .2lO.
INA vi LIES wi h en- drpn wishing 10 70 west
J. van hr assisted hy Tue AZ at of Inc Clidrc "a
TIA sdIY.I"9i
~ ANTED- A travelling salesman who can Gl,nu,c
w ga Get thus hrtClr In uuI tTs' mate !,
cOnAllsbJn, can adlress DOx 1901, vita references.
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The Ov rseer " the Poor ia Newark Is unable
10 supply All the applicants for relief owing to the
limited amount q money a. M disposal lie Is keep
ing rIm absolute ,liOn inward Of 7OO families.
Iuc coup h,use starred by ST. LuAes Guild Is helping
DOOR
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I FUs~LLL " .-oN.,
81. lei. CREAM,

Eus~kLl. " ~o\S,
- Bile House, opposite Copper institute, Sew iors.
DO~T rue. '. y. DtC. 23 1Ssj.-its
Tor i-n luas Tor the " Cd liue N.tNrd Jan. !.
lS'n, N,ll 81 se At tai- oi'" luesdt, al t 40 v.
for Europe, pr steamet.Ni ming, VIA tucvrht WI On
Wednesday al II A NJ. iof Europe. per steamer %
VIA Queenstown on lnu-siIy AZ 80 fnr ~
ruuc, pea steamer POmmrrlnii VIA Plymouth ami Ham
burg Oh SATURDAY 81 A. VI for turup" per -teaner
Germ me- Via Ou cuspNu and AZ "a. VI. fui SCutlaLI
per steamer IlfOraia via Glasgow.
+. JAMES. NJ
DLAIrlNG 'oi ladies dresses, by l.. LEVIN, cl,s,-
Il nilNrr. Ia Canal 81.
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ptts1utl tloiIt,s.


MEDICAL Essay.
N lnrfi.iug scrir,p ~ lectures az delivered A.
kNliN'> VI otE Z % ANATOMY, y ~ YORK.
uh The cHu-' aud cnrr ~ diseases. Aclclr svn"n-t,
SLOWING how lost heIitt De restored also, ApOn
mari ,ger anu pnYstrH dciHl Y. Pelna
hr r'.ut Of twenty years, m' lea experience. Price
- 60 nts. Address the author, Or l. J. kAiN. Ofhce
and r. -iicncr 81 East llf S.. New YORK.
nI~EN~E- OF NEN. Nrrv,as D'1nity, and
- kiulrei afrclolS, sp',liiY ani pf-u,nehuy
cured ~ II tNil A. DANIELS, N D., III Lex ngton
s'., ncar vt 4. Hphr. "a 3.
NOKRI~ 4, D0NLLY. CouAs' lor I Law ana
VI Notary Public - NIs..u H. Advice Tree on at
urdlY-.
WILLIAM IIFRRING class Union, Grammar
w ~rhlgi -. ~ a mo iHE wiz I. nrll AT Gcrmanla
WHO were IN MI H"itug'. elias arc requested 10 {
prr,ont JOlN frRLONG. T. .rs,i. it
ANDliEN NAlI.N, Wee Prefilou'.
FnWArn w. HrrNFN secreDtv M W'si 2othst
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for Sale anN 10 let.

DRICk STABLES. &c, to rent.-Scvcral d .ce
ID briCk stables To- sfals en- suitable for cart
men also, apartments cl lse to q lbles.
JAMES PRICE 200 Hudson It.
nFFlCES TO LET IN -econd story sun naudng
front anu rear veil GIFTED AMI heaied 40.
ply al sun Publication Ohce Nasal and Fran ,for
fI'O LET nice lnft suitable Tor palut shop or any
other business only f25 month spiend 4 location
Alro. second n or ~ 233 BOvery only $40 month:
sui hlr FOR clu' room or dwelling also. second floor
so. 2,l Bowery.
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Nlstenlntons.

I Nv VI.I II ITTIIWNI law HWTI1 Tlunl lNN AINl7e
~ free. h. l. KING lawyer Notary Pujic, -.
Marks place
hlNOKCES illy ohialqci. n pnblicitv ro fee
~ 10 advance. VI. HOUSE, Atorn"', ~ Bsutdway.
IHANILl BIrTER-, cemno Ell of Mandrake.
I y d. trau, thcrfY Ia.A, Hufteruut, Pastnircca,
traYu batA. Gouen Sc D. &C. some of the pcs Mo .:
plufilne mrulcluHs hI W. lulisc t,nu is re5rved
h .uc dYsr Dyspepsia, c. stp.,iIu nu4cH 80, aud
hil"usnesr cureu in aflort time Norvuusi r';amN'v
rhe HuIttsm, h. nry ami l.v. complaints cured n
t,W nae. th- cures piles. sen oi,cascs. uoiis and
hGt crr' anuoind tiir, Cor -trpii urrk. DIRECTIONS
on NE hottie Prepare ! undrr direction OF VI. -
drueel-fs. Mholosar 40 us John st.. Sew YORK.
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4 RTIFICIAL FLOWERS. wanted - Good
~ hauAh 10 max roses, also lranchrr ana sample
mlker. A. GOLDBERG a co 40 Bro adWay.
S,ErTERS WANTED, -KkMP BROS. & CO.'S
- type f0un0ry 80 BecKman 81.
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Getting Medical science.

There were three prizos In the Ladies' match.
They were won UyASersi, BhCkUfeu, Capt. q. Z.
Bradley, ana Lieut.. }. A. Gee,
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soiw tarl,iJti4.

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IHJRNITURE, - CARPETS,
AT or ARRELL'-, 40 EIGHTH Az
Between 3 m an 3lst sis.
PAYMENTS iAk - " EK-i y MONTHLY.
OUiIs'c 1ii.ntln sld mis7t cNnets AL Sf''.rl,l
~ patterns, very cnei1 At the Old place. II! Fton
". side entrance. Brus vous measures Vita Won.
NOOD sec1nd-h and and uisnt cap t. an szes. rich
NJ patterns VetY chrsp. A. FiSNFsS. 22i BowCry.
Also, furniture aad beidins at panic prices.
hILCIOTIIS A lot Of spc 4dii In ;li.h oilcioihs
y nnd Vcvet rugs. also few Ole top tables,
A. haf pnce, ut the MisnI Carpet store l2 Fulton II
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taktu Tor furniture, carpets. ana bedJlug An
meuse II bcS aid ,oN prices.
COwPERTiwNr cos. l55 CnsthamG.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w TAKEN for furniture, carpets AlG bedding. Al iu-
mtusr stOcN and low prices
COMPkl.rMM Al OO's. 1ia ChathAm 81.