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Brother PETER DwYER told our reporter
that he couldn't Get people to his Vandam street
revival meetings tn there was piece about
them in THE Sun, and then they were crowded.
We therefore, under these circumstances. feel
it imperative upon us to warn hun to refrain
from such impropriotes Of language as those
for which we had at one time TO censure
Brother MOODY. Thus the report shows that,
when Brother DwYER recently urging the
sinners In his meeting to "stand up," he said ::
=" tell you Con never misses nre." Now. this
IA an Objectionable figure OF speech, calculated
to produce irreyerential faucics. We know
that the Scriptures represent the Divine Being
as n warrior; but tho Scriptural imagery Is
clothed In language so sublime TO make II
IN the highest degree impressive. II Ii better
for those VINO use the ancient images TO let them
stand In their own majestic simplicity. and not
add any modern features, though they may
seem akin. We would not be understood a.
Ending fault with Brother DIVERS plainness Of
tpeech. The most successful exhor ers have
oeen men 81 the plainest WAYS and words. We
may also add that We would not retrimand him
as severely "a we had to reprmand Brother
MOODY. Brother DwYER Ia as yet inexperienced,
and he makes no pretcnsions TO orator. ,al cul-
ture. But he is a teachable and humble man.
and II Is on this account that, In calling his at
tention to errors OF the kind here pointed out,
we seek To improve his language, without weak
enlng its force
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To THE EnloR or THE suN-Sir: Please
low me 10 suggest that yonr ncghhor in tie tan tower
remove tnc clock which ha- proved 60 great failure as
hheAnS TO tupcrscac the venerable ard olIfashioncd
"tb Han Time opposite, md IN II place give from
Gay 10 uay, " llurinatun in the evening, In Il iures
s'hdhf ont In told relief" tic circulation ana c&Ces
IN circulation, over an Others, Of the lc ding Amrric,
lnirtd. Your constnut reader, ~F''@ y,,.,' %
INV ORR, Jan, 90 'NNbO'
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Baron II othschild- in the Long I.Inus s,o,,..

Baron Rothschids, with number Of friends
on wednesday visited the Bclmont training farm At
haDIlon' and made careful inspection Of the stables
ahd tho stud OF running horses. They also took the
opportunity to visit The South Side Driving Park whore
unu3 Nsle Hospitality received by Mr.. Green The
rd iuo@ win the nne points OF TORNADO Maid
Su ana on learning the price at which the team
mat II probable the sale viii be effected
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We learn from n religious organ that
Brother MOODY ia voracious eater. This ia n
pc uliaTi'y Of many distinguished men. ALEX
AMBER Of Mlcedon was a great eater So was
soCnArEs. ATTILA, the Hun, was a great cater.
SO was GOErnE. We could name several Popes
who we're great eaters. FREDERICR the Great
was great as an eater'So was MoNTAIGEE, II we
may credit his own essays There are stories
about snAKEsPEARE which lead us 10 believe
that he was great eater. At times NAPOLEON
HONArARTE ate enorm ously, but at other times
he was abstemious. Some OF the Homeric he
rocs were heroic eaters Among notable men
OF our own day tho most prolieious eater is
BISMARCK, the German and some OF the we'll
supported stories Of his gormandlzin0 are al
most beyond belief Brother MooDY will thus
Sec from the few examples we have selected
out Of the multitude we might give, that he In
In distinguished company as voracious eater.
Brother MOODY IL the only teototaller among all
the great eaters hero named. SOCRATES DIR NIX
strong Greek wines; SHAKESPEARE probably
took his sack ana BISMARCK Il said IN enjoy
brandy and beer Wines taken with dnner.ifap-
proriiately taken, increase the appetite but
Brother MoopYs powers ret no stimulus from
any Kind Of vinous beverage. Many Germans
end beer necessity with their victuuls but
Brother MOODY would not taste tne mildest
brew. A man may be great eater, like Brother
MOODY, without bong a elutton. Gluttony IL
excessive eating but a man may eat very large
ly. without going TO excess. Nerv fat men are
npt to be light eaters. but some of tho greatest
caters ON record have been exceedingly thin
persons. BISMARCK Ia a huge and stout man
but his bulk Ia not adiposity. Brother MOODY
IL thick set. Let him he properly provisioned
when he comes to town.
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strldine fashion Of some revivalsts, but rather
like plain citizen talking about matters Of
business. There are vastly more heat and noise
every night just now at some OF the small re-
vivals carried on by local revvalists, than there
have been In the hundreds Of vast audiences OF
BRO her MOODY In Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
Those who dislike the frenzy Of revivalsnl
have occasion OF gratitude to- MOODY aud SAN
KEY for their avoidance Of IT,
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The EGirfSS denies that 1t has been
dsht by ions KELLY and that i; Is to be coruu' ea
IN The interest OF rammauY llau Il docs not however
delY TINT the paper is TO pass into the hands Of new
Joint stock company, aud intnatcs that Mr. ERAsrrs
hroohs ~lil continue TO be ts Gator Very good We
are glad OF IT, Mr. DHooKs Is able experienced, AID
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melancholy case Of consumpti0n will no
longer be Mltnts Ell II the an lced VIM only procure
sHpIy 81 ilr j. H. McLean's Cough and Lung noallng
uupuit' me latest and most Nu drrful discovery III
iht medical world. The Decor las cXcellet himself n
WE ms last remedy, and well deserves ere i Tor II.
II --
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

The Colonization Society, forme d to send
Africans back to Africa, 10 ono Of the most
striking examples OF frutless bcnevolence. The
society last year shipped twenty three negroes.
Its receipts were $2l%O, Of which the sum Of
s.,ioS was expended for educating colored per-
sons already In Liberia. This leaves $2l .51j for
the other purposes Of the society-the salaries
OF the officers aud the expectation Of tho Afri-
cans-and shows a cost Of sos per African for
90 ting these people over TO Liberia. This IL
paying good deal for small results.
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On the first publication Of Mr.. CnTrTEN-
DEN's speech in the dispatches OF the Associ-
ated Press, our attention was drawn to the pas
sage which he now rcvises and when we after
ward found 1t given In precisely tho same lam
guage by the offcal Congressional Record, we
concluded that there could not he any mistake
about 1t. 1t seems, however, that Mr.. CnIITEN-
DEN thinks differently.
VIII he now have the goodness to point out
to us that clause Of the Constitution which au-
thorzes or iustncs the appropriation Of money
by Congress for this Centennial Exhibition.
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Pope PIUs the Ninth is oighty-four years
Of cpe, and It Is not surprising that, ai his time
~ lie. he should occasionally he prostr ted by
fatigue, IA We were told by a despatch OF ycster-
day that he had been on the previous day There
Il no approaching event looked for with more
anxiety In Europe than the pOne's death. There
have for years past been npprehonsions that
there would be attempts at interference by some
OF the European governments with the election
OF his successor. II Is probable that II the pres.
ent Pope had died three years ago. BISMARCK
would have made an effort to control the sue
cesslon, or raise trouble over il. lie frequently
Tel''red e the subject then, in mcnecing way,
and sought TO bring the German Government
into accord respecting Il with the Italian ana
Austrian governments. But thngs have changed
10 considerable extent since then, and VIC arc
inclined to think that there would row, In case
Of the Pope's death, be little danger Of inter
ference, from any quarter, with tho action Of
the College Of Cardinals. There is no interest
In any Of the coDjeCturos about the next occu-
pant Of the Vatican. The Italian, German and
French pai crs are fond Of guessing who will he
elected and arguing in support OF their Rucsscs
but II Is very likely that the selection made bv
the College OF Cardinals this time viii be, az II
has often been in other times, surprise to the
speculutors and to the WORLD 1T large.
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The Gnyest Soy In New Yorl.

All the young folks are talking OF tho great
sensational story OF life In the Metropolis. entitled
The Gayest Boy in New York" It Will DO com.
m'hced In NO. 10 Of tie BOYS f he World, ready next
ThuTsday.-Adp,
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executioners, and hang their whole con-
gregationl
We fear, on reflection, that hanging will
hardly hold its own on the theory that it IS
the highway and direct road To heaven
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GO, nv son. and learn with how little wis
dom the Norn IS govcrned Tie couuscl " the French
aihtr mas i'st none OF Ito force IiDHHe.
II was not French Father, but Swedish ono.
who oncc made an observation somewhat Ike
that quoted by the stool pigeon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-23

~ from ne Indianapolis Journal
-. me btoadest Joke OF the season Ia tbA NOM,
TOT PRESIDENT. Let w laugh. 's N0n' hamilton re.
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ITP.rOWN ADVERTISERS

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SUIT DEPARTMENT.

CAMEL's HAIR ovERsAIRTs AND BAsQUEs:
ALL IN THE LATEST STYLES, s6.,Ji WITH
BRAID $3.50 TRIMMED WITH SILK AND
BRAID s12 sos EMBROIDERED. $3.50.
BASKET CLOTH ovERsKIRrs AND DAsQUEs
FROM SO TO s2J.
CAMEL'S HAIR POLOSAISE. FROM $3.50 TO
S21.
BLACK CAMEL's HAIR PoLoNAIsE. TRIMMED
Win FRINGE slJ To s3J.
BLA,K CASHMERE POLOSAIsE. TRIMMED
WITH PLAITlSGs AND FOLDS. SIS, SILK
TRIMMED. $40 TO s2J, With SILK AND
FRINGE s2J TO $50.
KSlcKERBocKER CLOTH PoLoSAIsE. TRIM.
MED WITH HERCULES BRAID AND FRINGE.
FROM s35 10 SIS, SILK TRIMMED With
FRINGE. SIS TO s3J.
PoLoNAIsE OF ALL WOOL DAMAssE CLOTH.
Trimmed WITH SILK AND FRINGE. FROM si3
To 500.
coLoRED PoPLIN SUITS. FROM $3.50 TO SIS.
CoLoRED CASHMERE SUITS sf3 TO SiS.
CoLoRED CASHMERE SUITS. SILK TRIMMED
$40 10 s2J.
CONVERSATION SUIT OF CAMEL's HAIR CLOTH,
sI7. REDUCED FROM sag
COLoRhD SERGE SUITS. From SIS To $40 ,
SILK TRIMMED, From $40 TO ssJ. COLORED
MArELAssE SUIT. TRIMMED WITH SILK. FROM
Sl5 To S35
CoLoRkD CAMEls HAIR SUIT. SILK TRIMMED
AND SILK sLEEvLs. S2S.
BASKET CLOTH SUITS. TRIMMED WITH SILK.
s3' To $40.
CAMEL's HAIR SUITS. WITH SILK AND FRINGE r,
SILK FLOUSCE ON SKIRT. SIS To sJ3.
CAMEL's HAIR SUITS, SILK SKIRT. FROM SOS
UP.
BLACK CASHMERE SUIT. FROM s11, SILK
TRIMMED. FOR Sass SILK UNDERSTAND FROM
$50.
BLACK CAMFL's HAIR CLOTH SUIT. SILK
TRIMMED, FROM S32.
BLACK ALPACA SUITS FROM $3.50.
ALSO
LARGE AssoRrMANI or SWISS SUITS FOR
EVENING WEAR
BLACK SILK SUITS. FROM SIS.
COLORED SILK SUITS. FROM sIS.
FANCY SILK SUITS, FROM $50.
Also
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH STREET
And EVENING DRESSES, THIS SEASONS lMPOK.
TATlON AT PRICES CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN
ORIGINAL COST
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LADIES' COMPLETE OUTFITS FROM $50.
LAnIES. COMPLETE OurEITs FROM aai.

LArlES' COMPLETE OUTFITS FROM S3J.
WEDDING AND TRAVELLING OUTFITS AND
INFANTS wARDROBEs CONSTANTLY ON HAND
OR FURNISHED TO ORDER At SHORT NOTCH.
AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CAsEs.
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS CAMBRIA RUFF.
FILE AND TUCkS...................... 80 80
LADIES' NIGHT DRESSES. LINED YOKE
AND TRIMMED WITH RUFFLiNG........ IS
LADIES CHEMrsEs, CORDED Bands. 80
LADIES' DRAWERS PLAIN. HEM AND
Observation-Disclosures. 40
LADIES CORSET COVERS, NEATLY TRIM.
MED Observation-Disclosures. 90
LADIES' DRESSING SACQUEs FROM. Is
LADIES FINE WHITE FLANNEL SKIRTS. rvs
LADIES' SHAKER FLANNEL SKIRTS. ...... 2 90
LADIES FELT SKIRTS FRoM......"...... -
ALSO. A FULL LINE OF FINE FLANNEL AND
CLOTH WALKING SKfRrS IN ALL THE POPUL AR
SHADES OF SEAL BROWN. NAVY BLUE DARK
GREEN AND CARDINAL; NEW STYLES or TRIM.
MING.
QUILTED SILK AND SATIN SKIRTS, IN CHOICE
SHADES AND DESIGNS
MISSES CoLORED FELT AND CLOTH SKIRTS
IN GREAT VARIETY. SIZES FROM2 TO II YEARS.
FLANNEL AND CLOTH DRESSING sACQUEs IN
ALL THE NEW SHADES.
PILLOW SHAMs, PER PAIR ..,.........,.,...s so
INFANTS OUTFITS.
WHITE AND CoLORED MERINo CLoAKs
TRIMMED QUILTED SATIN. DOUBLE
WHITE AND COLORED MERINO CLOAKs.
HAND kMBROI DERED .......................1O 80
WHITE AND COLORED MERINO CLOAKS.
TRIMMED WITH SATIN. AND QUILTED
SILK LINING THROUGHOUT. .............t3 Is
| BRAIDED CLOTH WALKING COATS NEW
so
WHITE AND COLORED MERINO WALKING
D 90
BLACK VELVET WALKING COATS. RICHLY
EMBROIDERED. so
| LACE CAPS, WALKING. Observation-Disclosures. 4 Is
SILK AND VELVET BOSSETS. ............... 4 so
| SWISS EMBROIDERED CAPS................... I 10
AfGHANs so
NURSERY BASKETS FURNISHED. .......... 4 d
| KNIT ZEPHYR SHIRTS. ....................... 20
| KNlr ZEPHYR SACQUES.. 90
| CHRISTENING ROBES, TRIMMED. EMBRoI.
DERED INSERTION AND EDGE. FROM 90. 2 90
| CHRISTENING ROBES. IN REALLACE. NEW.
| EST DESIGNS.
| EMBROIDERED FLANNEL BLANKETS. = IS
| Embroidered FLANNEL WRAPPERS. 2 IS
| EMBROIDERED FLANNEL sKIRrS.TUCKED 4 10
MUSLIN NIGHT DRESsES ..................... o.
| MUSLIN Long SKIRTS RI AIN ................ 20
| MUSLIN LONG SKIRTS. EMBROIDERED
fbnf. 10
| SHORT FRENCH YOKE SLIPS ............... I is
| PLATED SLIPS, EMBROIDERED EDGE..... 10
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Ladies' WNAPPERS
WE ARE OFFERING OURSTOCK OF WRAPPERS
THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLY Low PRICES ;
LADIES WRAPPERS, IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
REPS, S3,15; TYCoaN REPS, sJ7J.
SERGE, IN LIGHT SHADES, Al SI.25 AND as.
FRENCH ZEPHYR FLANNEL WRAPPERS, SO ~
TO SS.75.
ALL wool CASHMERE QUILTED SILK RODE
FRONT, SIi.jO.
BRAIDED CASHMERE WRAPPERS. SIi15.
EMBROIDERED CASHMERE WRAPPERS
S2lNJ
CALICO WRAPPERS FROM SI.25
CATALOGUES OF LADIES', MISSES, AND chill.
DREN's FURN!SHING GOODS SENT FREE on AP
PLlCATlON TO ALL PARTS OF THE COU NTRY.
ORDERS FOR GOODS OF EVERY De.
sCRiPrlON CAREFULLY FILLED
WITHOUT CHARGE. AND GOODS
PACKED AND FORWARDED
TO ANY DESrINA
TON
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|s drtln,,

RUSSELL, LIE CREA M.-Charches and fair,
Zoe. r Uu4rt ilarlOif" !, l,st By the dozen Ol
quart. speciu .it'nuouto pptof town orders
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THIS DEPARTMENT HAVING BEEN LARGELY
EXTENDED. THE STOCK NOW COMPRISES EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF GARMENT FOR STREET. TRAY.
ELLING. CARRIAGE, OR EVENING WEAR.
IN ROUGH CLOTHS, LONG, NEW SHAPES, WELL
FINISHED. $3.50 UPWARD.
IN PLAIN BEAVER CLOTHS, $40 UPWARD.
IN SANE MATERIAL, FUR TRIMMED s2t UP
WARD.
IN SOFT FUR BEAVER CLOTHS, PLAIN. $40
UPWARD
IN SAME MATERIAL. Fur TRIMMED, $50 UP.
WARD.
IN SOFT MATELAssE CLOTHS, PLAIN. s23 UP
WARD.
IN SAME MATERIAL, NICELY TRIMMED. $50.
IN RICH MATELASSE SILK, THE STOCK HAS
JUST BEEN REPLENlsHED, AND WE WILL ON
MONDAY, DISPLAY OMEHANDsOME GARMENTS
NOT HITHERTO SHOWN.
A FEW HANDSOME VELVET CLOAKs. NEW.
FROM 500 S125, VERY Low.
ALSO, A FEW or LAST SEASONS IMPORTA TON
AT LESS THAN HALF ORIGINAL COST. S2J To
$50.
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AND USifED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, Via Desbrosses and Cortland
SITS. ferries, rs follows;
Express FOR Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, the West and
Rnd ESQ r. N. sunday, ami h.3 L. NJ.
For N Transport, Lock Haven, Cory, aud Erie n 2lD
AMI s3l l.. NJ, connecting At CORY Tor Iltust III >
Petroleum Centre, ana the OIL regions.
For Baltimore, MhhilnxtOn, and the South, Limited
Warrington Expire " OF Pullman plrQT cars daily
except sunday. $3.50 A. NJ arrive ~ Washington a.
i:5 f. n Il Sullr AZ $40 a. NJ $, 900 anu o t. NJ.
Exprc.s Tor Phideipha. 1850 $40. $50 A. NJ. 1880
gao, ., 10, o. 4 $50 or. NJ, end T. night Accom-
lnudillun A. VI. aud iilO T., NJ sunday, $40 a, NJ,
90 $50 and0 4. NJ. Emgrlnt ana second class
FIR trains 70 Newark Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton.
Trenton, Perm hnhoN. Flemineton RelNdere. ana
. otnor uonts s.e loc, tclelu Is a AZ eNrt oige'
ana los9 + ~ cay loi9 4 ". lnd db9 T., ~ daily
6ao 9a0A ~ 40, 90, ana lo2o + NJ sunday
90 l0id' ii;3o iiooA. n, s:iO' 8;50' 40 6:io'
f;i. $500. 1888. $40, anu 1920 l.. VI SUNDAY. 5.O5.
GU $50, OiD lWlO 1850 A. NJ $50 and ~ 20 +. NJ.
Ticket oinees 5gd ami 0li Broadway, No. / Aston
HCu.e. nnd foot of Dcsbr0sses ana COr1ndt st,.; 4
Cou st. BrooAlyn; ia ll0 and lls Hudson ST. no.
boaen, depot, Jcrscy CITY. EmlSrant ticket Olice,
No. battery place.
FRANK THOMPSON. d. NJ, rOYDJR,
General Manager ocnl Passenger Agent.
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Lord
LADIES' AND CuILDREN's UNDER.
WEAR.

OUR STOCK IN ALL THE BRANCHES OF THIS
EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT Ia NOW FULLY CON.
PLETE. THE ASSORTMENT COMPRISING EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF GARMENT. FROM THE PLAIN.
Est TO THE MOST ELABORATE. 10 III OF FRENCH
AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
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Sitnmu11ts mo RallruaO.
DENN.lLvANIA KAU.W0AD.

A -PEOPLE's LISE steamboat for Albany
N S.rstOsa, aud the West leave daily (Sundays eK
cepleU Al T. W.. PER Al. y r.. foot u Canal u.
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A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH STREET
AND EVENING DRESSES, THIS SEASONS iMPOk.
TATlON. AT PRICES CONSIDERABLY LESS THAN
ORIGINAL COST
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Eusintss & Dances.

CLOt,P FOR ~AIE-C irros o. tons IN It. IN.
- water TeOuilt ls75i IA complete running order
p-ce 80 cash; worth ti5ol Apply on board, foot OF
Stanton st. hast river, New YORK
no Gas CO>-I MEKS.. lhe Syphon Gas lesn
I latur wi save you from 10 to 40 per cent of gas
bills accOrriag to tize Of meter. see frsts and tcht
uOniais al the Grand Union ilofel. New York A tor
tune N tor men VIII TAX Boston, Phiiadclphia
VI other large cine
Maj ufIcturY It Birmingham, Conn
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IN PLAIDs. MOHAlR CLOTHS. AND BASKET
CLOTH SUITS AT LOW PRICES.
MARSLiLLES SUITS from 81 LAWN SUITS from
50. SWISS anu TAI.LETAN SUITS from 50. CLOTl
DHEosEs from So.
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ntSFASE~ or MES. Nervous Debi ~ and kin.
drei affections speedily AMI permanently clrul ~
HENRY \. DANIELS ". d, III LcxlItJl ay, n ar
18th II. holfs. htp g.
~ THIS should meet Tie eye OF Dewitt {. Hickok,
Il his Me wants 10 see hun Immediately.
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pACIFiC MAILAND PANAMA TRANSIT
WHITE -rARLI>E.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL CARRYING
UNITED STATES MAIL
ADRIAT1C. Dec Q. $40 A. NJ
CELTIC bee 3d. =. NJ
ADIIATlC q, 10 A. NJ
From White star Dock. Pee 50. North river.
Passenger accom- nOhatiOn II unrivilcd. Cahius all
amidshps saloon, $50 aud tlO, gJld Return ticxeti
on favorable terms Steerage, t5S.
B.-Plss'n2er tlck'ts anil iritts cln be Obtainet
NJ white tar wharf, foot Of West 10Th 81,
Il. j. COHrls, Agent. 81 Broadway New YORK..
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DRAUrIFIL fun sets gum teeth" o., 30. Gas
ID and extracting Tree. 26O Grand 81
GIAAND $40 Bcauutul sets q teeth by monthly
40 " lnstallnents al Or WHITES 10 West lith st..
BrAr 6th ay, formerly OF 1855 9Th N.
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MOURNING COSTUMES A sPECIALT

COMPLETE OUTFITS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
OR MADE To ORDER AND DELIVERED IN IL
HOURS NO DIsAPPoINTMENr.
ALSO
EVENING DIRE sSES To ORDER IN 20 HOURS.
SATISFACTION IN EVERY WAY GUARANTEED.