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The Lobby in Force II, Albany and unusually
Impudrnt.

ALBANY. Jan. 1.-The lobby are here in
great force, and are unusually greedy. \ we'll
disciplined horde Of strikers are on hand, ready
to cxtOrt money out Of every till that VIII pay.
The amendments TO the Constitution were
framed for the determination u this system.
they make It a felony for members Of the Legis-
hture 20 receive or agree to re Give, directly or
indirectly, and In pursuance OF arrangements
either expressed or implied, any money or other
thing OF value for performing or emitting to
perform ANY ulhclii act, or for permitting their
on ial conduct to be in any way inhAcuce1
thereby. IL any person offer or promises To a
member the 4 riDes above me toned, hris guilty
OF n felony, whether the brincs are accepted or
rejected. IL, however. he tostliies against the
guilty member, he Is exempted from prosecu-
ton
The punishment for felony Is confinement in
a : ate prison. Tho amendments M IKE n the
duty II the District Attornc, of Al1 nv county
TO prosecute this class OF oil lenders at the state
Captsl; and II he fails Ia do SO, ~ then becomes
the duty uf the Gov, rnur to remove lin from
mice. The Governor IL very much annoyed hv
the horde Of strikers. ana il they are too blat-
ant they may nud tho pr visions n the law
used against them Win llldeu's iulI yigor.
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THEfrRICfL NOTES.

AT the Dowcry Mrs. G. C.. Howard and the
Or sinal G,orstJl s'nieTs "W appear IL on''e
At Woods Museum Oliver Doud byron will
Tie Modoc WIZ lnpersonatiaS III &c cnaracters.
At the Colosseum the siege OF Paris ana
seen bur tor short 1ime longer
Attic Thc,tre C1mique nr Matt Morcan's
tahleauA colt lau topr.sclt :. y aru,ue er9nmnss
yer, lou.l tu. earliest aud cu rseuc way.
Antony Pastors, songs, sketches dances, and
ina '3irihlm toe tgr MA lac CRAM flri-an Ba
cr,' arc attractions pot nj .a-a - MI the house
mi.ty
At the Academy Of Music Mile, Tl'ens will
sing nud p,t t.e art o. NIind In TIE opera o. mat
maize, TOMORROW evening. l. is 10 be 1oprd that a
waoe orr lay Dc perfectly performer.
The Thlrd Ayenuc Thestrc, under ~ new, en-,
o sl4 f'Fi ss an a,a e Sr 70 81 ms, e
zen-, ~ whom hcrct9icre w, To- any "t 'ne N"'-.
VI u.tiuce.
Inc Br,oklyn Theatre under It's new msn2; E
meIi n.S Deg RES XIX te o arisis cf.
gsu,p led T. g.r99s Ms weSN Inc '2'SN ,o
loguc .ayIns Tie part OF lie po.t sodug man
Atthe Oympc the Berger Family con ttatine
Lady ofcu's r. sF, 4. iH,l nAt9' aN n,i' ~
c3lt!3a q Nimbe %ir," and ,lr.nIcorp OF ,are!y
p.rf give performances winch arrNeri th'eftiiu'
,rrto an .oye,s Of TINS ciasa Of entertainments.
cal % r. seini-Le or A5 d. ugnter! On NJ IN.
| tr!' wnlcn promises 70 be YcgI amusing, VA Dr
| brought out tomorrow Is my I, nov setsnI oi Mat
Dtmolt, anu JCAa Wlld, Win brighten vac represeLts
! unusi
| Booth'srh6atrel Is crowded on the occasion Of
| every rescu alton 81 "duhus CTaar,' I'VE llslnl
cal lu.tau0ls prrFcntrT IN tne tuulse OF rs PER- TN
ance are alone worth more thAn tc cost % Wet ~
tis Il nlr theatre. The U1rs 10 be Htlcu were N'il
| ucIcOu,ly asgD"d at INST, and feltAttd leh,als
nave tend 4 10 Ne IN uhusu"l uesfee VI u"''' ""'
IA fmo.Y 10 the representations
The Union Square has found In " Rose
Mchri' afourcc u great proni. Nol. lbtlanplns wv
facts tnat tnc ANNA COAlins very llie COMEDY ~,
pa. some en- raw trJgc, me pnnc re 80 WI
g h. anaprrH nave entertained the notion mat peul
only sought 81 ces ~ tu.useuent IN order 10 lhIsi
sucu facts as the success II ms pl "ould llulVa'
that IA tneir opinion lhey may be wrong
| Al Wallacks the new play Harrled y
| Haste not very strong 10 itseli, ID 90 exec on ~
well acted that lts continuance upon the stage hie ma
| safely be set doYu as "Tun NJ Lester Naliach IN
| personstes one OF those chersctors In wlch re ~
least IA this country, uurYaled AMI his Work u cqu.
| ny the different KIND dOse By MI JOhh GilDeTt NJ
Stevenson Miss Dyas, and the whole cast, sfe ektc.e
facts which the people have discovered ana appreciate
4, At the Fifth Avenue Theatre "Pique" ma
proved TO be the real " Zig BOuapZa" for MI bAly
TINS play hasmany points which come onto ifnmedlat
contact with the fynpahies OF an Ordinary AUDIENCE
ssyeT OF ne eaarsfsier and y haose ao1su ar
| very stTous,y snd ausuc.iy fepre.eNted, and IL
| nent may reasonably expect that ohau gs of D vi
i be Necessary befnre tue cad VI tue teAs0A--
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Since the company Of French comedians
returned from Boston, ana 1t was announced
that they would give series OF nine perform
ances before going to New orleans, the Lyceum
The,tre has contained fine audiences Il every
representation. The series is now ended, and
the troupe is already. or soon will be. on the
WAY South. These facts can but cause a feeling
Of sincere + crct to many persons in this city.
The company hes stetdilv gained In puohc es-
teen since It's first appear ,nce here. A. awnoie,
4 Is well composed ana well balanced. Even
the less skiltul Of ia members seldom thed 70
do their y rts In n satisfactory manner whne
the more distinguished have done work worthy
OF vers nirh uitise. Nile. Juliette Clarence hrs
shown herself To- be IN artist In the true sense
Of that Term. Her method Is Il the KIND which
di-tiuguished the rrea, Rachel In tie De MI
Monde fur lost nee. II WAS admirably dis
ula,ed when. i'm the last scene. her former lover
utuf.ssc, a cons. M passion 'r IN BtfpHu' a.
Auur. Dung tai. ptTtiun Of the enc g. +
cuce stood Ike a statue, lcr face toward the
aud.tur Only her face spoke, Tut ~ spoke
volumes. aud EXPRESSED better tn ID words could
b. vc dole, sucn feelings ~ such woman must
have f-lt iu such situation. MN. natn"tt, Ne-
2ier,@. We lit. ana Ncsdnmes LOrntlnce. Guey-
uofd, and lrulr- all have distinguished then-
selves hV good work Though a l.rge number
Of tl9Ss were acted, amt the changes, couse-
uuently. weir ircpucut. the I, precautions have
been notice tie fNr unity nj complct ness.
\ French theatre should be well sustained In
this civ ana so good a company ~ TINS Is
wOr hv ol reinuneraflVc patronage. AFTER play
ing in New orleans and Havana, the irpune VIII
rCtLrr. here, when 10 ~ 20 tie houeC they VIII
lnd 1t for their adVa.ta.e to remain.
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THE MrRDERrR or MRS. HrJUs.
Twice E-cn pinG the Gailow- At Last 20 Suf-
fer the Penalty The Tragedy,

Twice Esguping the tsail0M~-N tast 10 Nul-
fer the Penalty The Tragedy,
The New York Court Of Appeals, yestor-
day. affirmed the judgment Of justices Gilbert,
Pratt. aud rappan, IN the Kings county General
Term, IN the case Of Michael Murphy OF Jersey
City Hci,hts, convicted OF tao murder Of Mrs.
Hujus Of Manuel, and sentenced by Justice
Tappan to be hanged on the 4th Of December,
1874. A stay OF proceedings was first granted
by Justice Pratt on Nov. %, IA, aud again ~
Judge Donohue, on the 18Th MAY, 1875. the day
before the second date fixed for his execution IN
New CITY, u" ckland county.
MIR. and Mrs. IluiIs boar 80 with X bert ! g.
Gamble. In a house on the y Nv Ctty road, 900
yards from the Manuel depot. When Candles
second wife died, Mchael Muir nv and his
brother Thomas (ner brotnersl alleged tnnt sire
had been poisoned, but no trace OF poison was
found at an inquest. Mr.. Gamble bcqueathed
considerable property 10 her husband, aud the
brothers contested the will The luhl decision
was tn be given on the 18th Auul Nr. liujus
was tho uTincinal witness, and would nave been
G He'd on the 10Th but for the FACE tna' she was
shot by Mich # Murphy On the ureyous even
ing. Nr. Gamble, Mrs. Iluius, Katrina bog onor,
the servant aud u little hoY were sittlng nefcre
the fire In the room witch faced the garden, ~
half past 9. when he report oi gun was lic IA.
Nine snut entered 6amblt's body, and he ran
uut Of the room and fell seusclcss. Mr. lluius
received two shot in the base of the brain and
tell forward. Gamble soon recovered aud ran
for a pnNsician. Mrs. Hiatus died within hall AN
hour. Susuiciun at once fell on the MurpAfs,
ana The next day Doth were arrested ia Acade-
my street, JeI ey CITY,
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BRA DsHA w-VAIL.-On Jan. 4, At Pau. France,
Harry Gust Brad haw youngest sou OF James +. " d.
shaw, OF Fair Oak PARK, Ilants, England TO Emile L.
daugtter OF Aaron III, formerly " New YORK.
ID Al -SNECNNER ON "Wednesday, Jan. 10 ut the
Church Of TIE IncarnatOl, by the Rev Or. Glaudet,
Horace w. Day 20 Enma T. youngest daughter Of VIII
liam sneckner, Esq, NJ OF this CITY.
,,DtnERlt XII NRRlS.-un Thursday, y. 20, A. the
MANSON Avenue Baptist Church, hy The Rev. ~ f. IL
.eri Clara u daughter OF &. j. Harris, TO EDWARD H.
Dtderick, moth Of the tly
IONERRE- ANDREWS On Tueedav. Jan, ~, at the
1hurch q The Divine Paternity, by the Rev, r. w..
thapln ID. ID, Frederick H. LOwcrre 10 Miss Lclia q.
,OAkLEY. JoNEs:-ht Grace Church on Thursday,
Jan ~ nv tie Rev. Dr. Houghton assisted Nv the Rev.
NJ libbitts, walton Oakley to Miss Adele Livingston
JVts dauH Ter OF the late Ovcr n. jones' and grand
daughter OF the late James Duane Livingston all Of
tins CITY.
IOUIANS- STfCKNEY.-On wednrsi lay evening,
Jan ~ A. the residence OF the brides parents hy the
lev. L. IL ihapn, assisted by the Rev u. l.. I,og re-
Daniel y. fonmane and Lizzie, youngest daughter Of
Chafl = l.. Suckney.
wHITNLN-CA LLtCOr.-On the 21th Of January,
at the residence " the brlcs parents In Albany. ~ w.
Nv the Rev. J. Livingston Reese d. d. Rector OF ST
1auls Church, Geo ge +. whitney and Margaret A.
daughter Of fheophus {. Caicot.
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The Mu,ual Bcnrar Banh Receivers victory.

Five members Of committee Of seven. APP
poiuted ~ Mutua. rcn,At SAVINGS Bank deposltors.
az Piled TO Judge Dono.ue the supreme Court, yes
teddy, for the removal Of Receiver Aldrich They al
lese that appointed at the instance OF the ON
ana rustecs whose official acts will be subject TO
his nation that he refused their application TO
have the pooks examined by an expert and that IN
1873 Mr. Aldrich examined the affairs of the German
Up.rown. Third Avenue. and C,niral Park Savings
Hauks. and made MIS- TAT Cmcuts lis reports. Mr.
Allr.ch IN reply ttatts that there many other
creditors OF thr mans besl les depOstors, tat inc COM
mittec making tht arpEcltlnn DO not tY renre eut
all the dennstors ami that tWp Of the committee dis
approve Of tine proceedings. He denies that hc ap
polluted the Instance of the trustee4 nut ms
poiutaent was approved by the Bank Department. As
10 the THIRD Avenue SaViugs Bank, he was rot ap-
poiutci an eXu"r r IN, skl az nsurcs, but for ms
es adyirc he drppAdng on lls associates flr the
figures. MurcoN en-, Tat report raic before the
ranic, ana values have shrnns sncc then iie denies
all she t'drEtr, al ne is ln constant rectlt ~
ett,r- Improving his Co.rsr. Judgs Don hue dclied
IN motion iHr tn removM ~ the receiver, amt said
tnlt u the parties could MOI agler On asa expert he
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THE AUDiroRsnip DE1DLocK.
The State Treasurer Paying Warrants signed
BY MIR. schuyler.

Albany, Jan. %2.-Attorney-General
Fairchid, who - In New York, has prepared no
written opinion concerning the Auditorshp "a
reported, and none is expected from him by
IRE surer Ross Some days ago the Treasurer
asked Attorney General Farchild to examine
the question, and advise him whether he was
authorized to pay warrants signed 10y Auditor
Schuyler. Tue Atorncy-Geucrh informed the
treasurer that he mad no doubt Whatever tuat
he was so authorized, and minated TINT he
would write him a letter 10 that effect. Upon
TINS n. urnncc treasurer Ross has been paying
the warrants, but he has not Vet received the
letter. Attorney General fairchild, rs + learned
~ has office, has given the question thorough
cK mination, and 1t WAS uron the result OF TINS
that he based hi- advice TO the Treasurer.
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10 } 'rpi r. Hur'.g mt t'e tArTn'n NJ ~ Crr'.1'
NH cou1"Hc', ~ me s. 'at- a'm Ho"'e Of H'p'e'
En,aA e., Bash@Ito. u. a.;
1t has been suggc stcd that the tailor shop Of
Andrew johnson" should be removed to Phila-
d.,nti, and erected upon the Cent nuia
GROUNDS. 1t hss also been proposed u carry
thithcr the cabin In which Horace Greeley was
born These sentiments, and the hearty re-
sponsc they have met with are worthy Of the
republic.
Now, | beg 70 suggest 10 you companion
thought. not unworthy, think YOU Will agree,
OF the FOREGOING that you will do wnatevet
may be ncccss RS TO CN.sg mo Government 81
the ,..,,,,.,, -tatcs TO have the dust Of Thomas
Pane Or lught back % America during thia { a.
tenulnl year and rode pOSit "a IN tue l'9pn ol mo
country which he did SO much TO create. II Is
MY ntoro tnan sixty years. AS remember, since
William CObocit removed tho bones OF ih9Wls
Paine from their resting nlrct az ew Noche 10
and shilue them to l. 81 ana. Con thefe -"
greater CRIME tnan r9nhin9 a lepnolic oi t"c
D1nes of rs herOosf Nesl Ihm Tor slNly years
the republic ST. Guild take no notice OF the rod
M II n be the part Of REPUBLICS TO be guilty
81 the grayest ingrdttudes, II IS also thelts 70
10 AXE the nOblest attonemeht. ~ ~ ple'is'E
now mat the United states hnVo ~ ~ thelr
uOwer TO make such an atonement. l'Ihhpa u
Is well thut 1t has been deferred III inc present
year. Never before has there been IN, 80 ~ !
| propri te mainly because II Is our Centehhlal
wear, but also because, on account ol the present
| attitude Of parties-the honor VIII belong not
TO political Parry, but to all the people, -,
was not lOm j Inc the FIRST man VINO ever ut
tered these words: The Free and lndependeht
| States OF Amortap Let the Govermmenl OF
these free AID independent states SEM sc, ~, =
national Tassei to bring home the ashes o. t nia
! man. The people VIII receive mem ~ lnllnuei'
| nhit' They Will bear them to Independence
Hall. 1t viii 9e the most venerable feature Vi
Tue Oe"'''''''''' Mn. DuGAs TRAMMELL.
| wAvERLY HALL, Harris Co.. Ca jan TO- 1870
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rnE JERSEY cry RErIrAL.


The revival in Jersey city has not
ahatcd. but ON the contrary. has -prcad to the
Heights and the northern portion Of the county.
Ia GrecnNillc Police Oniccrs Lott and Deman,
and ono ~ the screeant- 81 the Fourth Suh-Ire-
cinct have prufessed couverson and been
entered on the probation roll In the sixth
Street Methods. Church about twenty-five per-
sons arc received on probation nightly. Ten
men and I'VE women. une Of the latter over
seventy years OF age. went forward 10 the altar
on Friday night and PRAY ed fcrvcntly. The ltcV.
Nr. Bryuc-, the cNaugcli Of Port JtrNis and
the associate of the Widow Van Colt, is to
lead I'm the rev wal fhi- week.
The union prayer meetings. begun 10y the pas
tors of the Reformed Church. have been remark
ahly successful. and viii Ice followed hy a third
meeting I'm the Wuyne street reformed Church
tt-mDlrDM evening.
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one Of the most notable things III tho history
~ colis IN iAe city lurng tue pact wcck r. the
et tat tlc san Francisco n-tres have brought tor
ward some new l9xee. Aud s,nle Of these jo@cs are
yoy udltous Tnc paror scene, IN which the nrst part
Of mo ptr o-m.ucc takts place, has been new FUR
ul.hcd M NAL very hn-ht. me tngiug Of soinr,
bart song. tlscf, uOtu tullnrnti AMI cOuc Il
vrry ~, ooie Al yrty vl,atllg. In Ais lr lure 90
N, school question:" GOV. Add Ryuan m4kts some
"a cleHt points. The Ia parie the d.. ere tu ny
enough 40 tr Increment, and the neat 10 le o4ti
whtrr their t4cAts ar giyrn lie crowded every
m L
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rrnud Clnrgcd I'm n ,nIl Contract

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. - In the New south
Wales Parliament. on the "a Of December II was an
nonnced in reply to question: that tic contract i9r
m ils 10 san FruAcscO lad been .rpl ,ii'cd thus
Or. one member declar.5 mar ifN t1.ouy mad been
swndled II the Amount OF U,oOl uador the late c"-
tract, and i. 10 Ms Co tNqNC better things
from the rV contract under tue curol VI the present
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Jan. %. The case Of Dr. Helm
bold was crci0cl this m1.nns Judge ltisr- remand.
ing Inn to the ilsone asylum. The Judge SAID tho c'i'
dcncc before him faxed 10 convince nina mat me re-,
1tt. d. lnd Ras ~ Iteout 10 hrHltAN tonNiton, thd
In WOW o an ic tuifOvurlHr- hr was SATISFIED tlft the
bot OI-p sitNu he Co maze OF Tue D4tp was 10 Itl
INN remain In tue d~Aluln.
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DyED

LoCKwOOD.-On Friday, the eist. At Grcenvre,
Jersey city, Louise. youngest daughter VI frcdefck
NJ. aud Emma l.. LOckwOod
Funeral from the residence OF her parents on Dan
forth av on sunday, the I'll, Mt 4. VI. Carriages In
waiting at the Corlandt ana Desorosses 1t. ferries,
Jersey CIV, at / a +. VI.
WifiTF-On friiay Jan. q. 1876, Of paralysis
Robert white, aged ~ years ana II days.
His relatives AMI fricnds are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence u III. sOnh
Law. Mr. H. Carlisle, i54 West 5lst st.. On Monday, jan.
p, at 4 o'clock. l. VI.
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Sr. AIBANs, W., Jan. &!.-lhe supreme Court
Of Vermont have Rendered their decision m tie quo
wariauto cafe, d,mssmg the petition Of eA'Goy' Page
ana establishing the validity Of the elrc'lon Of tlr
ur,srut ll.a.d u lituctnri OF lhc NtltIdl tlnNt
iaNrold Company, and tar lgl ny ui tue lfue OF
st1cA 10 Mr.sis LiugaOl a Nillt a. MAY iasi'
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Omen SUNDAYS from 10 iii .. The beautiful
SIR Elastic Truss with elastic pads, supplied 10y lAtt
Truss COMPANY, Os3 Broadway, worn EASY nlsni anu
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Mr. Chiitenden and the Centennial Grab.
40 THE EDITOR or TIE sUN-Sr; Your
nue''lm OF report is .ast, / said, meant to say,
"seheu 70 Instead u concede. sB, CnITTEsDEs.
hAsuSdToS, Jan %.
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Now IA the time to buy furniture, carpe's, ana
bedding cheap Tor cash at H. NJ. tOWpeFlA"All We s.
l55 and Ia7 Chatham btreet,-Adp
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Rupture Cured bv DR.. Marsh PrincIpaI Of
Stc Marsh Coz, at hrs OLD office, Vesey st. (Astor
House, no mp wn branch
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OTTAWA, Jan. 2a.-Mr Jonkcns has resigned
the position ~ Crrcrll Of Canada in L0rllud,
ANA Mr.. bore has hrtu 0c-ua he'd FROM ottawa "a take
charge OF the emigration uthc" IN luuiou,
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DTYORCEU.

CARPENTER.-In the city Of New YORK, on the ed
day Of January, 1870 by the Hon. orse e. Brrcu,
Justice Of The supreme Court, Thomls y. Carpenter
from Hannah +. Carpenter. Cause, adultery.
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Gusincss tlolltrs.

The (.OOd sisters Of ~. JOscph'- Home,
l5ih H., NcN NOrH, iur the AIi pgf'9u- unItt uI
cVr- usr hy dire, ton OF tnClrmrdif udNfTr q LIS
LlNiMENr lOulDh or AMMONIA. VIA greet ttuC-
c's. sod by al druggist" Depot AL u'h Nv Nc"
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JOAQUIN MILLER His nrst novel, " The PINK
ne 'Fenrnary nu'hher OF FrdHA LNhCs PpWdr hotM'
b. ready at al news depois on Thursday, X u INST
Price ~ cens. The nilh edl'''n OIL No'i Az" 'sN''
AdV.
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Try "Tnclc SAINTS Cough Cure Twenty
Cents Boltcl Tor eon ghs cos aud all hi o4' dssd's
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The defects in the old Elastic Truss are
remcdled IL PomcroJ's, price ~. 'ii BROADWAY
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DR.. Manfred, specialist in nervoug di.Ghses,
neuralgia, CatMfh, nervous dCaIness' Ohee' oV hNst
pth st., New IOTk.-AdE.
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MiRINA ISrnLLIGENcH,

ca rles Hogan starred from his re- id'ncc In
GtrrI HtffNt, ~itttiif,N Mtfh ano 10 ~ 10 btN9h'
yu. He nas not bcru tcnr since
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Contt GUM, ia preventive OF ell tl-inN' wv ~"
brOuchifis and colsumrtpu. Ild hN diussl'l'' M"u
ulactory, ~ West HUGstOn tlreti.-Adp'
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Mistar's Bnlsnm Of Wild Cherry Isl ts"aole
rcil'eay Tor Coughs, lnfucnzi, sc. 90 cents ardil
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Marriages, Rnp,i-m-, Funerals. the Rev. c.
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Price 25 Cents. Price - Cents
Ouirk's Irish Tea. the great blood purifier
Old by uruggsis every Nhefc.-ltr'
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w corner West I'm st. AMI MatGiY Pla.t,, s.l.'
tees 10 30 a, NJ, 7;O T. NJ. Rev, W. T. Fsnrt Rector.
sunday evening, ian. -, the Rector W'l dru,er he
n,.' ~ SO tlir. On "P D ilr aNcuil Ism'
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rI,HE SPIRITUAL INVESTIGATING, So
Il Cicty meet At Macpherson Han, corner hilu =.
aud Broidway tor circle aud conference, al ~ + Nj
aud 1i1 r. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-28

Nr,v optr,Ns Dec y In thn Scu,t.
IhVeslg 'ilng committee to-day' samuel H. Me-
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