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The Van Buren press., 1876-04-25
Meeting of Stockholders.

OFFICE Llrrlr Rock ANp Fr SMIrH RAIiwAy,l
LIrrLE Rock, ARx. March lIS6. {
F1NHE ANNUAL NETTING OF TIE
stockholders Of the Little Rock and Fort
Smith railway " III he held vt tl,., office Of the
company in Little Rock on Thursday. the
9th ,lay of April. A. ID, 1876. at o'clock p.
~, for the ehoice Of officers. and to attend 10
any other business that may BE- legally come
before them.
GORDON N. PEAI. Sec retarv.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-25

E1- Mrs. Secretary of the Navy Robe
son is one Of the most cultivated singers
in Washington. Her voice was one OIL
her many attractions as q young girl
and during her married life she has beer
a constant musical student.
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"Now, Spriggins. my dear" said Mrs.
Spriggins at the theatre during the first
intermission. "you needn't go out to get
any coffee, for have got balfpound in
my pocket
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-25
Bird Seed.

Goss & HARRIS have ordered, and on the
way, good stock OF all kinds of bird-seed
Canary, Hemp Rape, etc, together with eve
rytling in their line, cheap. Call and look
at their stock.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-25

A little three yesr-old girl, in repeating
her prayer to her mother every night. in
sists on praying to be made dood
Epstopalion demokwat."
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-25
Arrival and Departure Mails from
Van Buren,.
MAIL SCHEDULE.

ARRIVES. CLOSES.
Northern from st Louis, dailyl
except Tuesday,. 4pm 3 a m
Southern and Eastern. FROM
Little Rock and Memphis,
daily Except Monday, Tam Up m
Western, from Fort smith and
Texas, daily Except Monday loan p m
p, I'm the NaFrows every Moday, IL Am II N
Office open from AMto s Pm. On Sunday and
Ho,Sday s from to l0AA.
LIZZIE LOCKHART, P. NJ.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-25

Er Do not be lazy, if you would bo
happy
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the Vireinius affair But II will be seen, par
tlcularly uDOn reference to the letter Of Mr..
nans',,,u 70 zoe cOnluanuhbt OF ,he NoIinik
Navy Yard, that this .rinsfer or misuse Of the
appropri ton for tue eight sloUps II war com
menced before the Virginus ~ iir. In short,
the acceptance OF the statements Of the Secre-
tary that the appropriations for the pay Of lho
navy >, have been lnadcqutte. and "rny OF the
navy" Is n borrower Of u" jacks" money In con-
sequence. is deemed sunicicni IN connection
with the other proofs, VI tult were necessary, to
suuuort tn statement Of the Admiral Of the
Destruction Of his that have been made IN
one 1scll year ana new mes made out In tho
succeeding fiscal year, with view 20 tier pay-
ment out OF tue npptnpri t'ous for that tthe
succeeding year. while IL u false system uf ac-
count kccuiu9, demonstratcs that liabilities
have hecn incurred hevond the anproprati on8
maze by Congress. or tuat floating Indebted
moss Is being carried Oy the department from
year to year. II II alleged, In exp anatiun Of the
facts In this regard di4covt red bv your CON nit
tee. that Unly such bills "a that Dy agreement
were tn he paid cut Of future approntiat ions, or
those bills where contractors hid delivered In
advance OF their contracts were destroyed and
new ones made. Your committee submit that
thls .xplanatiun II trreconcilable with tue FACTS
THIS mnue OF djusting liabilities Is very sug-
restive 81 fraud, aud ought not to be allowed to
exist one moment. 1t 10 Calculated to mis-
lead anu deceive, and at once treads down the
control and limitations OF tho Law, which pro-
priatun~ iuade ny Congress. AKIN to this eva
sion and disregard OF the law Ia that OF making
and Withholding bits. That this practice pre-
walls IL seen from the proof of Edward HART,
one OF the Oldest naval constructors Ia the ser
vice.
With accounts kept IN such manner as this
proof Indicates II Is impossible to rely upon the
checks provided Nv tue law, either to ascertain
or limit the Expenditures OF the department.
Evidently n floating indeb edness has been
carried by the bureaus OF Construction. Steam
Engineering, anu Provisions ana Clothing for
some years past. anu vet exists, notwithstand-
ing tue consumption OF material and the rye
and liberal Hppropr atiOns made by Congress.
Under Instruction, sut ofdinates DO not make
out bills until after certain dates, although the
Government IL In possession - the citizens
property. This course OF conduct 10 unwOr by
OF tue neaneat Doctor, and l. di- graceful UPON
the part OF the igeuts Of the Government. OF
tts fraudulent character and purpose In eysdtng
aud disregai ding the law, the House will at
once Judge and determine.
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DIED.
Jersey Cily. On July "a. Henry G. Bar

BARNUM.-I In Jersey chy. On Jul52i, Henry G. Bar
Fun raj srryccs At hls late rcdeu-e eso ist So ths
lTue-dnyl cyeGug. az o'clpcS fnends are invited.
Il mAu- Wil las 10 Dan Jury, CpIn.
GRAhAN-N Illsl.ne, Long Island, On the 20
nsf alter Prot aclcl lnes, al tAe residence 81 one
uf his sons, iona Lurriut" hr tltu, formerly iVnt-
M. OF thls ctty. m the spth year Il hi- age
alive, and triends ava nemh r. 81 "" bar, arc
Inst AT o'oinck 4. NJ. al s. MarAs Church. corn 4
"a Nv. lut ST.. VII remains Nill lntrrrr
GkCi..r.At aIs lale ru,i4eacc. II, Mtcduu5al It.
afcr short Illness Charles Cnase Gree NJ. X c. V. H.
NoI,cc OF funeral hereafter.
HARLOW I'm FRIDAY, Jane q, Of Drghts disease.
Fhead. OF IN family are inHt 10 attend M fune-
rl on tuesday, @1th lu.t from his late residence $40
Nrs III street al 10 ocuck, 10 ST. tuluilbAs
urcl IVES 25th 81, where Il rrlu EN- mass VIII 70
decorated for tne rrpose of hls soul from thence 70
Calvary Cemetery.
LLEilANE On July "a, Margaret Leblanc, AGED n
years.
The friends and relatives ~ tie family are invited
Attcud the funeral. Wednesday. Al 4. NJ. ttuln
her iaie rc-llen q, $50 West 1874 81
Nc 'ol oil Ca Mondar, Jul! "a, Elizabeth the 10
loved ~ltr oi fairick MeGnugu.
The relative, ami iileuds OF tuc family are rrHl r.
fuiA Invited tu attend tLr funcrh from h,r ale 's
de- &C. $50 Greenwich st., on NtducsJ"y 10" INST. Al
Mos AGHAN. -On SUNDAY. July e. John G. NJ u
iau froinUusito, 4. AZ ID .a1 ear
Inc r., a.iye- anu m ud- the family are res1frt-
fulN nt lied tu tutnd the iuhtf. i"-HdN' ia a. az
lau VI, from !ir Alc rr- rnct 80 uHsoh ri" l" ma
ltnrtrrs { HOS ru~-t ! aini-n
hkApCrAErras tignrl Hi'lN, ST, w AsnINGdoN
Officers. tN- ini'rr-, and 900 uhrrs ~ int commend
are lnNitu 10 ufrnl ID luu'ft "i "a AtJul nj du'
srplus l.. ills on lun4ay 2'tn Inst, ~ +. ~ irum
M l4t~t Nn. As. luArtA, uAicui, Futh hN., betWGel
10 order .
80. JouNsroN,
AuJ4t mt
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A MILW4 AUX EE MURDER.
Was Mr. sidrbotham Killed by his son-in-
Laws-A strange Tragedy.

Law n Ntrhnke Tragedy
MILWAUKEE, July H.-To-day, at noon,
the mutilated body oi Mr.. John sidebotham. an
old resident Of West Side, was found Ia the eel
lar OF a house on the corner Of Cedar and Six
teenth streets. That the old man bad been muir
dered there was no room to doubt. His body
was found partly covered by tub, the head and
shoulders were horrioly crushed and Rashed,
ana pools of blood and marks Of shutting, shd-
ing footsteps In the cellar, together with bloody
marks upon the walls and windows, bore SUN
Gent evidence that the victim had struggled
manfully before Welding to the superior strength
or agility OF his murderer. Near the DO ty lay q
barrel. On he inside OF which were gOrv stains
that would seem to indica = that an attempt
had been made to crowd tue hody into II. Near
by we're pieces IL set Of false teeth at d a
heavy washbOard covered with blood and hair.
IL was doubtless with this that the ueed Of
death was done.
The house Ia which the body was found be-
longs TO Henry Thwaits, carpenter, son Of ex-
Alderm n Thwait-, and son-in-law " he muir.
oeted man. lie h tue only person suspected II
the murder, rs he mas not been seen siuCs yes-
teruay afternoon. At that time neignbor saw
HIM aud his father-In law enter the house 1t
Cedar and Sixteenth streets. and afterward saw
lGM.its come out alone, lie and his vile had
dined at Sidchoth ms, eJ4 Water stree. that
uaN, and after dinner tne two men had gone out
together TO INSPECT Job Of grau ing on tue west
hts wife IN the evening. Neither Of the men
came u OK, snd the mother ana daughter were
u her home. Inis morning, at her request,
friends went to her house and found II lucNed.
When II was entered everything was found as
she nd left IT, but subsequently Detec i've
O'COnnor, VINO had been appraised u Sideootn-
ans aud Ihwats's disappearance. determined to
give the uremises more ca tful rxamlnation.
1t WIS onl, when he reached the cellar that he
discovered any ciew To either OF the missing
men. He at once CONT unlcated with the Chief
OF Police, and ia as snort "A time as possible de-
tectives were sent out In all directi ms In quest
OF Ihwait-. Coroners jury viewed side
Dotnam's body, ana took note OF the surround
ines. but toe inquest viii not toe held TIL to-
IN, rrOw. The y II mortcm examination was
held at the Morgue. Drs. Nauinana aud Allen,
VINO conducted II, found, ~ edition t. nu-
merous wounds ty n Hunt Instrument, per
furattuu In the left cheek, wnicu, On beng
uToUed. turned out to have been made by bu =
let, Which had taken course across tine fee,
and lodged under tue oluosite cheek bone.
The bullet was extract d. In the opinion OF tue
physici1ns II had little to do IN causing side
bUthdms death. lie mad died ~ COMPRESSION
Of ne bruiu caused by blows op the head with a
blunt Instrument. trouAhly tue washDOard.
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THE GOSHEN TRAGEDY.
The Verdict OF the Coroncr's Jury-Mr. Ber-
deIfs Examination r. sumed.

GOSHEN, July A-The Coroncr's jury
rendered verdict that Wisner Murray came
To his death, July Il, from gunshOt wound re-
celved july 10, SID wound being caused by
pistol DISCHARGED IN the hands Of X. II. Berdsll.
The question OF Justification WAS NOT touched
by the jury. The examination of Berdeil on the
criminal charge was continued to-day. The
last witness for the defense, DIR. ". l.. Town
send, who attended Brrdell, testified TO the
n ture OF his wounds night after the fray.
There were three or four wounds skin deep OH
the lace reacning from cheek to cheek across
the nose. The severest wound was near the
left eye.
At noon, when a rec rs was taken, It was an
nounced tbat tue case was closed. but on reas-
sembling tue lrosecutoI reopeued II to Offer
rebuttai testimony. bichael L4ndv was called
10 rebut the testimony Of E.sie Pierce, woo
swore that she saw IA pistol IN Murriy's nd
Ltndy testified that when she gave hun the
pistol Sue said that she uid not know who IL
came from or ANYTHING ABOUT 1t. Counsel for
the defence moved that the prosecution he rs
qhired to introduce in evidence proof OF the
death of " suer Murray. Tue prosecution Ce-
clined to 90 beyOnl tue ch rye. wnlch was
assault with intent TO XIII. Pend ing the notion
tue examination was ad JOurned unu to morrow
morning.
The case will he summed up by Mr. Carr for
the defence, and Herbelt Geduey fOr tue rose
cation. Inc theory OF the defence is that au-
mitting berdell purpO-ety shOt Murray, the
shooting was Justinable; that the second pistol
was ccidentaltY discharged wnile BerI ell was
trying Il escape from spencer Murray. The
prosecution cnarge tnat tue shooting was wil,ul,
and done after the danger to lie dell ID passed,
and " bile his viotlm Was trying 10 escape.
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The liver ID the ere { depurauing or blood
cleansing ory,n ~ tue system. sci thr great II e
keencr at our isth ~ " Tk ana ia" toul rrupuuns
winch eGgen T IN the oiood ad ot ca, ar were, the
mdChu ~ utc. gradually ellVd truul the kys-
ten, Tor ms purpose Dr. PirrCt'h Golden hcIlcal
Dhcqyry, van suia daly dose ut Or. fierce Pleas
at iurE nc l'lttr, are plttnlnrutN tue articles
n" d"d. Ihcv cure every kinI OF hunlr from the
worst scrOtua 10 tue nimon pnpie blutcn, or rrup
tiIh. Great e4tlug ulcers kluuh heal under tutir
mgnty curative Influence. Nuulcnt blood irpns ia
lila IA nr hyhtcu atc Di lDC fuUJ'u ol tncr rur,
AM ~ their rkeVernR and fomrNhlt pro rICted use
tle m 1871 taintci system may be clnveteH renovated
anu Quit up anew. EnAr.ed gllnus, tum rs, and
hwelilngs dwndlr away and disappear under the inhu
medicines.
"CiaOde, child about three years old was greatly
all cted vim MS Iegs ana feet, 50 tnat hs
could not wear hr shoes ana stockings. Had great
deal Of trouble with hun ii tried many rensdles IN
cn'ctuilly Al last trI d the Golden Medical Dh.
cOyery anu IN about three weeks he we enurah cured,
his all h aled, and heatn much improved.
Respectfully you're, j. W BOYER
HVaFpuIhtn. EdgsT Cp. M Jan. 70. 1870. "~A1p.
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Real E.,tatc Market,

The only sales Of suburban lots " 0rthy OF note
this season have oeen those made u lots At Garden
Cy rarN" due chiefly, aside from Ihclr merit to tn
tact thai they hive been properly advertised ia TnF
huN Sales 81 cry property ARE confined O. fore
ro a th, hc palutlns srug tAc purchaser. 1r,iraC
sales
BY F.. A, Lawrence, lot 5OKl0Q.5 feet north ide Of
Fl eng III street. 90 f4et eAst " Lexlne avenue,
$4,000.
BS Nm, Kennedy, block front tast side Maids N
svehLe, 2Oi iAib % N,en seventy siNth ana seventy
seventh tire 80 O,Hl. nOl.t ana 2JAlns
,de IA hueln SIR ct, 100 feet east OF second s,'uu"
t7625 house M ip "a sASu, north se lnlrl scNeLtn
SIRE T. 80 frtt Mcst OF m Avenue, * .hp, pluf g.
lOOxi3diO, FOrt George map b7 tblOu; lot, lOn $50
nurth slue ktussurdge road, Loo lett wet OF kcrh
street, t4,25O
II, r. V narnctt, One-f 0Urth interest IN blocks be.
tween lhrd NJ Fourth aNeducs, nd uoth, 10 h loOh,
iol0t and luSI sWssw snYNp " VS. ave pIopessa w
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THE RAILROAD WAN.
A Farther Reduction of Freight n ates-Thir-
teen Gents Per Hundred TO Chicago.

There has been great deal of discus
sion In financial circles recently regarding the
attitude OF the great trunk lines with reference
to the Transportation OF westward bound
freight. Tho rates have been lowered several
times and each cutting on the part OF any one
OF the contestants was promptly responded TO
by the others, up to the QUITTING OF about week
ago by tho Pennsylvnnia II ilrold. The latter
coronation reduced from % Ia ~ cents on first
class hnd on all other classes to ID cents per
hundred weight.
. The other lines melted by the example OF VIM.
IL. Vanderbilt, Of the New York Centr 4. did
NOT respond to his redu 'tion. Mr.. Vanderbilt
sud that u WIS altogether too low a figure to
aHord any pt"tt. 1t wac rumored In wall street
yes crda', however. int the other lines had
finally concluded to cut down to the rates ~
the Pennsylvauia X ilroad. The statement
WIS received with inc edulity by many, but il
appears to be correct.
The Hon. II omet Ram III. receiver OF the Erie
Railroad, In the absence OF MIR. Jewott, said that
tue Erie hld decided to meet the reduction
aud Is now ticking freight at even lower han
the mentioned rates. Instead of fifteen cents
per hundred, a great deal of the westward
teen cents. This figure, he says. does not uay
any profit OF consequence, but the Erie Railroad
In determined not to have Its business taken
away from IL by competition, and be OBLIGED to
run empty cars back to the West. So long as
even one cent OF profit can be made, this COM
panv will try and send back loaded cars. The
competition Il OF the most ruinous nature, but,
In the present stagn alton OF business, Is to a
certain extent unavoidable. The issue mas been
forced by many discordant elements, and II may
be a long tine before any satisfactory com pro-
mise eau he made. and the freight tariffs prop
erly adjusted. The effect OF the competition
upon other lines he regards as very Injurious,
aud their receipts must suffer quite as largely as
those VI Erie.
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The Fatal Shooting By a Yves, Point Guard.

WEST POINT, July 2i.-About two weeRs ago
hAcK drver named William Porter took party frum
High and alls To est Polut Lite ngut. Ga his
turn the guard Wet Point challenged him. Porter
answered . IA friend" and was shot without warning
the ba entering the hin ana passing TO the knee pan
where II lodged 1ue gu rd who h since been locked
ny, cut nr tAat the shooting uninftutlOual he
ball WIS removed lat NeeA, slice Mncu ume Porter
sunk rapidly AID lied TINS morning 4 coroner jury
las beeu enpanncled, aud there Is mucn luognail0
among tue citizens. Porter name asniuH
ton Putnam aud his parents are wealthy ie-ldeuts in
Engand. lie mad trouble with his brother and would
M home.
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MONDAY, July e4.-FLorR AND MrAt,-rhe
gg on, Ina marEc. VS. more steady frcsl ground
stock has soured in The hands OF desler. "se9
m I@eS ar o6i.ed . rsplenth the ,exp,r; de.
quote state aud Western apernnc. e. 200 $3.50 extra
H95%;47o, ~ Xxx ana xXx, q. sEStd25 DO Viaicfi
s Ssss c, .1q M!nc'2ta patent % ~
anu iawly oranis' td2oosti55i southern shippue
Hreaa, vine ,SaoatS5o Rye GoaT-sap sHSs' siSd
coa.umpion; middllng upllnds II i.l0c' For III ure
Bnysr, az s l f5r s a ss r o s
z, Il no, Ups; ~ sen,ym0er. II iOc for October.
Llyerpoo market buoyant. mdaling upands, 10 i6d.
ORocaHiEsuCon va ,,, c1i ma dt9op NJ under IN
told private price Nothing dohe In nee, a. or mo-
fair 70 Sood cenirifGs at oletsc Win fSinors Of
~ er large transactions Refined sugars IN demand at
S T. bette; Fl, Ss ,ns
500 SSs te g for Pp al h or sna
Bacon quiet and nominal cut meats . ID IN. derttey
'sI ken %: i2} S'f iSf sSss ssad
sale. ' SsS s At Ge ior p Sqss
ec also Tor TOR T%s Tssea s3a u. Tor 10y 5ds
10 doT Agsss and 324 for Sep emper
steady fsSs ana a. tubs. iss7 Sgg'n Is coo sc
Isssc sse.sy assSSs Msstein nrkins and Tubs,
wes,ern Do Sssc Esgs unchanged at isa2ie los
SsAIsmMhest hsid more nrmly and quoted ,ome
Tfs a ad n ), s 10 iSr ,d no sPrSs 2sos
= ". -. Ao
w B anop IN aoUI oqs m,' pnsrsded priag
snd new amber OHIO. t12O Rye dun aud uusei lied.
Osts shade nrmer and N re actiyei sales 10000 bush
AT 203Oc Tor heated and warm 3lec tor No. graded
mixed ssSs2Se for No graded white 50 ior 80:
No Milwaukee 3i@37c. for mixed Western, 35C.Ilc.
Tor mixed state stst2c for white western md 100
tbc for white state. Indian corn without essen.
tai change sales 1900 " Dusn at 4bd5Oc for heated
ami warm mixed bld52c. for steamer dol b3lve5btc
Yves ern.
suNDRrEs-Spiriis turpentine was active and nrmer
sales $40 obs al Soc Resins quiet aLd barely stcady
al VI bAt1 10 for common to DOd strained. Petroleum
Was higher nrm aud qiiri crude IN bulk. pAsgyilcl
refined. Ia bDs, At ls9Ngl7Alc Ocean tikhtH wera
rather quiet, aud rates did not show tn nnnes, OF
tone which has been 20 noticeable OF latc. Grain tn
Liverp OIL by steam, plt rOsn 10 London ny sail az
9. "a. obi grain to Cork Tor orders, O Ted re-
nned pctroeum To CrOnstadi, 0s. 3D.; crude d.. to
nvrc or Duuktrk, 6s; u Snonica. 37Jtc gold.
whisky duii ana nominal at tllJ TaOw was drm
anu IA lar demand at sISfsc. Tor prime tO choice.
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A Kentucky stock Breeder KILLED.

NASHVILLE, ny, July A.-Geo. W. Wells, a
wcr.knoan farmer of tins county aud breeder OF some
OF the finest horses the state. was accidentally killed
late ON saturday evening" Nhilc experimenting the
raising Of some heavy timber for a barn ON IN, tarm
near Maysvllt, one ot them lei and crushed NM 50
that ne nltd IN four huur. lie cav a I my. Mr.
W ~ wa tht henlucklau who wa, robbed wears
ago by tWo New lUrk polcclucn whlle he va, Vn "A
1ME Sun.
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BuKRANK-wHllL. At Fort Hamilton, Now York
harbVr o. NOuii ~ rling, July H. bY che Rev. j. A.
AsplnNal Br VT Jlr JAin u. BnrIAns. Thru Ar
uAery. United - arcs Army, 10 Alice q. Went, ugh
tel e Charge A. While. E-q, OF hyGe iHlk, Mass
DOHEKN -PLrtRsoN. on TUESDAY. lny IN. at
ST Patrcks CHtncdiAl, by the Rev John r. kcnrncy,
Thomas 81. DOherN 10 Mary h. Peterson, Gotta "f this
city.
SAIL :. by Thur X. Ne, cher, Mciuts lay. Ju,y TO-
tie Rev william A. McAtue, Of pauye, Pa, 10 m.lA
Sayns, of tAis city.
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The Ninth street bridge, over the Gowanus
canal BrOoSlyn, has been m such condition Tor the
past thrce mOntn, that passenger, on the Jay and
Smith street hive had tn be- transferred at this
lnu cilri great INCONVENIENCE and Iuhs OF Inc to
tuuu,inds. II ~ Otucr Hts m the world do the
authorr. tlmpcr with the rights OF the Residents
they 30 IN BrOunlyu
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me New York Industrial Exhibition Company Tor their
gganka 500 2o5 house aud lot 23x6O, north side ol
ns,.cnti street. west stdc seventh avenue, 46 fed
norm OF Eighteenth street, s12 900
al" aIo Oh Tue sales Announced were adOurn a.
dov r,uneeo 10 takc place ~ the Excnangr to-
uy,i sou hea- corner ~ 1924 .trect and tho
s hpr hcast corner Of i0l street and River.
nm .s s'd t-'n site cas- Of Fourth aycnuei zen
nYvu,ts ahu ltts on Ten avenue between 1b7tn nnd
iOolh st tt.i .vuse nnd lot. Avenue A. near d hty-
escu, slItrIi Ninety trst street nc.r Fifth avenue.
street, west VI Avenue A. ~ ~ His"' 'A'N
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MARINE INrKLLIsENOE &c.

nrSrs-rRs ALI.NA
sun rises. 81 sun 80. 22 Moon sjtl 10 90
q ~ NNrrH-rHf- n.r
sandy Hook IL 0s Gov. IL 81 Hell Gite-. 10
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Business Noiitss.


leNlsburg. Union Co.. Pa Dee %. 1874.
Messrs Seth W FDNlc 4 sons, Il stou;
Condemnation the bcnen Of tn sc an ctc1 with
DYSPEPSIA Kuess OF the digestive orians, We ia
state tina nave D'cu engaged Ia the drug pI-iuesS
waru Of ,wcuN year dlriag when time have I'D
no msu!elnt tna 80 niiny a. the fsrn, IA
with iudlg, stipn was perfectly cared ttkilg me
large Dbtle. JONATHAN MoLFE.
sOl4 10y all druggists.
Rupturc.-Ap perm nent cure hv Or. Marsh- treat
mtut, six elastic esucnlEh, an4omnll BELTS shoulder
hrtc auc surgical Ipplances OF every d,srru ION
ezey ST., AstOr hous .pOsite ST. Pdus Church.
The advantages possessed by Milk of Nag-
ncea aeutrincc are Its dcodurziug OF renOy
Ing bal breath AND Its eutlre smphcty.
The SILK Ella site Truss. sold only bv Elastic
Truss Conpans, 0S3 Broadway, blesscs whoever
II.
The defects in the old Elastic Truss arc
rcmrdleu IA lDMkEOl'a. Prlc' 81 1io Broadway.
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steamship City OF Dallas. Fcrnandna. ndse. and paHng
steamship Y sypt, Liverpool md-e aud pass.
Bark Qu.cl step. Antwerp, Ia biillst.
BARK VlncenxO Galttoio, Antwerp. mdse.
Sour. j. j. Harris. Baracoa, fruit ana Dass.
Schr. Wlgwam, sand River, lag.
schr. G.anlLire. Fredericton, ice, lnths, &c.
a t' 10 usdA ratrt 411 cltstsl,s vssst.,.
sAuED-BraNlian corvette Nictheroy. for Rio Janet
70, Aci Otks Nanaiis tor AN terdlm. Edward AiDro
for EsinOrc, Nurdhavet for Bel. as Layna tor uu
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5000. 900 ASKED for aud $4,000, 900 offered.

The Mayor and Comptroller Of BROOKLYN yes
terday opened the proposals for purchasing 600 600
OF assessment or sewerage fund bonds, maturing In
three years and bearing seven per cent interest. and
tiOOOOO OF assessment frnd bonds three years
aDOul 5,OOOOOO
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A SANITARY REcIPE.--Uso Pyle's pure o. X.
SOAP Tor ws~DlDg Apd ps1ping WITHOUT fear VI con
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Qulrk's Irish Ca costs hut % cents, and In all
biious disorders Is positive eure,-Adr.
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SPECIAL SALE MEMS STRAW .HNrS,
Sosl9S OUT VII -, % ceuts, i0rmer price, 800, IL
New ChWeA g.. w atalIsa
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VI RRfED.

The defects in the old Elastic Truss are
remeGieu IN iOhEiON Pic 81 5id BroalWay.
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. The SILK Elastic Truss. sold only bv Elastic
Truss Company, 6S3 Broadway, besscs whoever weArs