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Rheumatfsm Quickly Cured.

Durango Rheumatic Remedy" the great In
ternM MediriSe, will positively cure any case Of
rheumatism ON the face Of the earth. Price 81 a
bottle Sold by all DruQgists, Send for circular
to Helphenstine 4 Bentley, Washington, d. @.
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n SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
Light, Wholeeome, Delfclous

Are biscuits, bread, rolls, dumplings, etc.,
made with DooLEY's YEAST PowDBR. Always
use it for the delicious Vienna rolls. Should
your grocer not have, and refuse to get,
sDooLET's YEAST POWDER for you, send %
for l h., direct to DoeLEY Il BROTHER, 145
Duane street, New. York, and It will be
PROMPTLY sent bv mail, isa III
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VEGETINE,

The following letter from Rev. @. w. Mansfield for
merly pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Hye
Park and at present settled in LOWELL must convince
every one who reads his letter Of the wonderful curative
qualities 81 yEGETINE As thorough cleanser and pu.
HIDE PARK. MASS, Feb. Is, 1876.
Dear SirHAboIt ten years ago my health failed
year later attacked by typheidever in its worst
form. 1t settled in my back, and took the form Of
large deepseate abscees, which fifteen months in
gathering had two surgical operations by the hest
suffered great pain at times and constantly weak.
ened by prOfise discharge also lost small pieces Of
bone At different TINS
Matters ran on thus about seven years. till May, 1874,
talk with You Of the virtue OF vEGETiNE. aid So
and by your kindness passed through your manufactory
noting the ingredients etc.. by which your remedy Il
81 what saw and heard gained some confidence in
commenced taking 1t after but felt worse from
It's effects still crsevered and coon felt 1t was bene.
hng me IN other respects Yet dd not see the results
than year when the diiculty in the back cured
and for nine months have enjoyed the best Of health
1Eave In that time gained twenty five pounds Of fesh
being heavier than ever before in my life, and was
During the rast few weeks had scrofulous swelling
as large as my fist gather on another part Of body.
took vEtiETINE faithfully, and It removed 1t level
with the surface In month"; think should have been
Let your patrons troubled with scrUfua kidney dis.
understand that Il takes time to chronic dis
eases and. If they will patiently take vEGETINE II
will, in my judgment, cure them.
Yours very trriy Ssv,v,,
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Z PA11NIEHs AND 5fNv1NToRs should reed I'd.
verttsement Of Edison Bros. In another column
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Z When the Turks are defeated they
say: Heaven frowned upon us fornot
praying oftener. a9,g /! .5ee5H .f4
mosquitoes are presenting their
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Our Minister'S Wife,
LOUISVILLE KY, Feb 16 1877.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Si,-Thre years ago I was suffering terribly
with InfiammatOry Rheumatism. Our minister's wife
advised me to take vE0ETINE After taking hottie
was entirely relieved. This year, feeling return Of
benefited greatly. 1t also greatly improves my digeS
ton. Respectfully,
MRS. A. BALLARD.
1O11 West Jefferson Street.
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the horses feet
But you see he was not killed."
mother said, in a gentle tone, ''but is
well and strong again.
And then, motioning me to keep
silent, mother told the story of the
child's injuries and recovery, of his
winning way and our love for him.
"And you kept him and nursed
himr' she said, kissing mothers hand.
"Oh, what can l ever do for YOU to
prove my gratitudep Freddie, my boy,
how you must love this kind lady!'
YES" assented Freddie, sthat' S
grandma and this is Uncle john" and
1 was dragged forward.
:" l cannot understand it at all, the
mother said. Ibid no one know he
was here-my mother-in-lawp Will
you let me tell you," she added, look
ing at mother and myself, " how my
boy was lost?''
"H you will drink this first y I said.
giving her quieting beverage.
She Obeyed at once, and, taking of
Freddie's cap, lifted him to her lap
while she told her story. When we
saw the two fair faces so close together.
II
any lingering doubt we might have had
of the strangers cleim vanished at
once. Even in parai1t and child, the
resemblance between the woman and
her boy was wondered. The same
brown hair and eyes, the same delicate
features and complexion; thee same
childlike expression marked both
countenances. Even TO the pallid,
wasted look of recent snf1eEings the re-
semblance was perfect ssSH
81 must tell you first who I am, -
our visitor said 6 am the widow OF
Col: West,l who died Of cholefa in LIVER
pool only two weeks ago. He was
taken ~ in july and INSS telegraphed
to come to him. We had parted,5 she
aaded, turning to mother, "because
his business had called hin e nm.
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Guns, Rifles, Etc.

Breech-L Loading Shot Guns from S9S upward.
Real Twist Double Guns from 9l1 upward. Rev0lver1
7shot all Steel self acting including ono
box cartridges, $3.50. Address
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CLEARED.

Steamer Alsatia (Br) CAMPBELL. Observation-Disclosures
Bros -
Steamer Frisia Ger. Meyer. Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer Arab (sr) Brown, Antwerp-Geo W Cotton.
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Wis. observation-disclosures Edge
Il Co
steamer Columbus. Reed. Havana-Wm Clyde 4 Co.
Steamer Gamma lbr), Liddicoat Hamilton ,bermuds,-
A l. Outerbrdgc. - 49, -.
mond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Fanny Cadwallader, Moore Baltimore-W Dali
steamer Mayfowor. Davidson. Phiadelphia-Jas Hand.
Shin tertanooga tBr. Joanson. st George, NB-Boyd
Hincken. $500 , ,
ship General Mcclellan. Wheeler, san Franctsco-Sutton
ship Ragnar tBr,. Foster. Doboy, Ga-Jas Edmeston.
Ship Maria Louise (Nor), Jensen, Phadelphia-Funch
Bark Ocean Chief tHD, Cook Wellington and Port Lyt
tleton-,ieo Bulley.
BARK scutoio ltaD, Lauro. Gbraltar-Funch. Edge &
BARK GazeIlc Duntxe Domerara-H Trowbridgos Sons.
Bark Jose ID Bueno Zones st Jago -Waydell Go.
Brig Nautilus Orr. Tods, Sagua- Waydel Co.
brig ID q Chapman, knight. Baltimore Hicks Il Bell.
Brir Josie Pettigrcw, Port Johnson-Simpson. Ciapp
Schr Caribbean, Kuighton. San Andress--James Ell
scnr Anna NJ Dickinson, rookcr, Campe"chy and Laguns
y " Wilson 4 20.
Schr Henry Parker, LOWS, Manxanillo Van Brunt 4
schr Lexington Leighton Brunswick. Ga-Warren Ray.
schr Eliza 4 Scribner, smith, Observation-Disclosures Ball
schr VIM r. Mcdonald, Mcdonald, Gloucester, NASH
schr G r whitman. Mcdonald, Gloucester. Mass-R J
schr Isaac ii Borden Dodge, Fall River-H Jackson
Son. 49, :.
scrr q Acken TOMS MISREPRESENTATION Manufacture
ing CO..
featuring CO.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We are indebted to purscr City Vera
Cruz. from Havana. for favora
STEAMER WORCESTER. nom Boston for Philadelphia Is
still aground Island Bar. Wind blowing stiff from
SmIp wIScHrsrwR tr), ashore at Cape Henry, remains
In favorable position. and expected that she will be
got aoat two three high tides Tugs are In readi-
later dc spatch 2:i3 Pm says-''Thc winciesters po-
stion aud condition remain favorable One Of the wreck
Ing tugs shifting her anchors and is expected TO get
her the wind. which 10 blowing ut the
rite CT 81 miles. moderates
BARK DoS NICOLAS Bob. Colby from Nanaimo for San
tion.
BARK KnxfLwogrn Ur,. from Pensacola for Greenock.
ana IL has arranged that her should be divided
Tor hic purpose the bark liner (No. has been chartered
day.
BARK WILHELM KIsKrR Cor. Burmeister, from WI.
mngton, NC for Hamburg. ashore the bar below
Wilmington March 20, and will hnvs to lighter
BARK PAsrsEn tNor, ashore Cape Henry has been
and declared total loss The wockcs Will strip
Tho have been sent to Norfolk to be cared Tor by
their Consul.
BRIG AGNES DID, Gorbit st Lucia for Falmouth.
which put Thomas March leaky, had discharged
on the 18th would the marine railway
BRG Arox tIr) Cardiff for Havana before reported
ut 1T Thomas In distress. was repairing iuh
Hn,e TRUST tBrJ, Masters, from Wilmington, NC, for
London was ashore the bar below Wilmington March
~, aud VIII have 10 lighter
BgIo CARDIGAN to Island from Barbados for Bos.
ton with munssos, put Into ST Thomas March III icaky
aud would calk bow and proceed without discnargng
BnG MECHANIC. from Pensacola for Matansas before re-
ianxas mot lavanaj March ~. In what condsuon NOT
stated
was ashore below Oardenas March 49, and at last
cuuts her lower hold fu Of water lighters would 60
10 her 27th
BRIG WIZ ROBERTSON. Cook, from Boston for East Lon
don, put into barbados prior March ~ dismasted.
Scum AppIE scuLAEsrgR from Norfolk for New York,
Spring Bar. Cape May. has changed position
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the decedent during bis active business career and
furnishes many curious anecdotes illustrative OF MS
miscrly habits his cynical d:sp0sition.

tho dscedent during bis active career, and
furnishes many curious anecdotes illustrative OF MS
misery habits and his cynical disposition.
Is THE COMING NEPHEW LsGiTiMArE HEIR
The story that Mcssrs Gillespie Wolfc OF the ex-
ecutors, have to tell something very different from
the foregoing. II Is that many years ago certain
Mr.. Levy emigratcd from England 10 Jamaica, where
he never married, but had quadroon house,
keeper, who bore him and daughter. sue
ccssiu In business he lived IN elegant style, and his
daughter became the wife of an English officer or tho
garrison. The George Cathcart now on his way TO
this city nephew OF tho deceden s II Is claimed.
the sole issue Of this marriage and the sole surviving
blood relative OF the nonnaire but as both MI Lewis
and Mrs. Cathcart were illegItimae. there are 1t Ii
alleged legitimate aud recognizable heirs 10 be con-
tended with The officer took his beautiful wiio 10
Belfast, Ireland, where no settled Mr. Lews or tho
boy Joseph /. Levy, dropped his name when he came
to Now York, being ashamed OF his iliegitimacy ana
adopted the OF Lew Under tho latter name he
ansscd the which the subject OF the contest
about opened This story IL viii BIO observed, IL
ut variance with Mr. LOWS statement that he was
oil six which presumes host oil nephew caimapls
TO be developed hereafter
SO TAR considerable evidence has been accumulated
In favor OF Mrs Lewis and tho counsel Tor the execu
have consequently decided not TO offer tho w LOT
probate until tho ready Tor argument so inc
has yet risen one OF the most romantic
dramas modern society Tho executors are little
wary the widows claims but profess TO treat the
notion OF a legitimate blood heir with contempt.
Mr. Cathcart, It may be added, writes very conn.,
IDENTIFY to his counse.:'tl always expected TO be Mr.
Lewis heir and can furnish abundant proofs OF my
relationship and legitimacy"
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e. ssa Ss"' cus
Cleared i4,n " csnpss c.riins sandy Hook wH
cocsrsns ss ,I Hong Ro"s
Premier Aediivsry. Bombay; Howard Troop Mack. Rio
Ss,:i ns,sa Ns,s Ssx ys,s
Pensacola; Martha Lauger. Wilmington, NC; Norssmsn.
Cleared iltS Nina Matilda. Perraro. Philadelphia: @
rsys.n Toiek ;. Kits sn sailed from ish,
iG.h, ch.s C:S Cox Sandy Hook
Arrived Graveseud 18th orvar Odd. Johannsssn. PHIL
LANCASTER March 15-Anived. Pclves, Johanssu. Do
IswKsrorr. March l6-Arrivsd San Gastano. MassllA
LsirIi. March Ie-saled. wfsta War; Hultmann haiti
LIMERICK. Mrach l5-Arrived, AsKOy, Marcussen. New
LEcnonS, March lo-salsd, ~, zuleiks. Walsh. Mss:na
Yorf; raco Reyeiio ksvsio. Baisim.re "' ~"
MAnsEiLLEs. March l2-saiied. Maria. Trapani. Nev
March e. SSs Bartlett s'r' m
SssSs:s' s SsS '
A.uar,us date sey telegram u: AasnArvsd.
NEWCASTLE. March le-ccared. Henry, OF and for 80
NariEs March lo-sailed Olympia 81, RaiE Messina.
OsrKND. March l5-Arrived. Sappho, Hughes. Huans
PLYMOUTH. March ie-rut in. Mary Mckee, Sharp Ant.
PSar,Asp March la-on II c siolcy, coson, navrs
rnsAnr,l March l5-sailed Geo Adams, Morrison, Rio
lee M"rnn Laura wstesSra A1'oss BorS Esra
sen. London: Mardol, Nmerup, Cronstadt. =
ScILLy. Mnrch 14-Oh, Mcrcurus. Lysgaard. New York
sllLoTn March i4-Arrved, Fratolli Arecco, Arecco.
Philadelphia
sissAroIr Feb lo1Ar.ived Kolsa; Kjol:sth Dsngsok
New YORK: 18th, Albert Butler. Eaton Boston.
In port 9th, Fury. Everett from Port Praya.
TRuRo. March l3Arrived Troednica Pavietich Phlla.
ToSsnnRG March I-sailed Talisman Johansen. Pasca.
goula.
VIGo, March 1O-Saed, Suez. New York.
WEsrPORT March 14-Arrived, Gpsey Queen, Montgom.
cry, Baltimore. -
AMSTERDAM, March 1.-THE wreck OF the John II Kim.
ball. American ship, sold By public Auction ut Harn.
gen March II. for about fl93
COPENHAGEN. March 13The bark Meta. of Rugenwalde,
from New York rays) has put in here BY
Ice will into larbor for the purpose OF being
caulked. but will not have to discharge.
MARsEIrLEs March 15The brig Prudente Aus). arrived
this contact in the roads at that
place Annie Fairfax American scir which
anchor inflicted damage that vessel to the extent OF
1,3OOf.
poRrsMourH March 1.-THE Maryland has been aoatsd
this with the assistance of d0ckyard steam
has Is feet of In her. and makes six inches
per hour.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Syrcn. Newell. from Honolulu for New Bedford "a
days out. lat % 20. Ion 65 81.
ship Sulioe tbr. nom Caliao for Gibraltar YEP H. Las
$50 n. Ion 20 As w.
ship Herald Of the Morning Towne from Cadz for Mon
tevideo, Feb 3. lat n, lon ~ w.
shin Sarah ignett Kidder from Liverpool for Calcutta
chad rudder head carried Jan In English Chan
nell, Feb 7, lat 81 y. lon 81 80 W.
Ship Flemr do Lis (r,. kees, from Ardrossan for San
Francisco. 81 days ont. no date. &c. - .
Ship (sr Mitchell Liverpool for New Orleans.
Feb {, lat "a, Ion 33
Ship Agenor Lnsoln from Boston for San Francisco Feb
II lat llOf n. Ion 81 ~ w.
An American sp showing I'd dis psnd ose7 20 days out.
n date. lat n. Ion ~
BARK Cheshire. Batchelder. from Groen0ck for Rio Ja
metro. Feb =. lat 2 ~ ". Ion ~ 80.
Bark semanthn of st John, NIB, from Ardrossan Tor
Japan lat 81 n, lonI2 w.
BARK Henry LitchGela Drummond. from Havre for New
YORK. March 7. lat AZ Ion Is ~.
BARK The Lyespo" =, 4! days irSn San francisco for
The .Jesse McDonaldn (Amer ship. bound W. March
% Int d. SIS N. Ion ~ 40 w.
schr Howard Hunt from Philadelphia for Cicnfusgos.
lat 27 Ion G5
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81 pe." rro ana Il sIns In, iist,s vet

somewhat person walk to her at low water she II
still dischsrgng cargo aud Is leaking but little yet
scHR TKLuxAH, 1t Philadelphia from Csrdenas before
reportedl heavy gale 22d inst OF hat
terus during which she bulwa rks and casks
stove sails Split decks deck houses damaged
The wreckers laying cables from the bark Monte
ta ashore at Cape Henry yesterday An prepara-
tory hauling her OIL
GLOUCESTER. March 2s-Five barrels OF alcohol we're
found Niles Beach aud at Rockport,
be OF the Of the schr Abbott Law
renee for In the Provinces cap
sized and abandoned about 10 days Search Is being
made along the beach for more.
ALIyAx March 29--The steamer Ne woundland from St
Johns NJ this evening aud the clear
of Ice. but she passed some icebergs her passaye
PmILApELrmIA. March 20-An unknown bark Is ashore 8
miles n Of smiths Island :.
An unknown schr Is ashore below Fenwlck's Island No
particulars.
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SAILED.

Steamers Rotterdam tDutch). for Rotterdam; Frisis
DER. Hamburg; Columbus, Havana; Richmond. Rich
nond; Aibenarc Lcwcs. Dell Hercules Fail Sver. iiWr-
rsbnrg Boston Leopard New Bedford Pcrkiemem Ports
barks New York titaI Queenstown Bondevenen tNor 40
or Falmouth: Argo (Nor) Cork Emma Scammell.
Batavia; Aiianxa (sp,. Cadz; Jupiter -r). Bremen
Tuck Sing r Corunna aud Cadiz FreiatNor Bordeaux
Sophe q (sw), Trieste; Rcbekka (Nor). Naples: Else
Esehricht tle ,st"csholm; Domenice gtal, Ancona;
Eliza () Bermuda Atlantic BarbndOs. Bessie (r),
Doboy, Ga; brgs uugclmo uta salonica; Marianne Nv
tPortJ, Lisbon; GEN. Barbados Starlight, Port Spain
Tropic Bird Corupano (Venezueia); Martha Berry tia
vana: Albrrti do; Ellen Maria Ponce, PR schr V W
simmons. j Jacksonville.
Also sailed steamer Gamma (Br) for BERN uda; ships
Iypatia (Nor, Queenstown; Hectanooga (Br, -; bsrK
Frank Lainbrith, Boston.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER Jan 3l--Passcd ship Mindoro Bray. Manila for
ANTIGUA, Fob ai.Arnved, schr pn.a, Dix philadelphia
nd sailed March is 70 return March srss Rock yr
marsh H. .sar Hurry Fred Gardner. from and
BAr4vA Feb oIn port. ship Bonavdes tNor), Nielsen
Sailed jan %, bark Alice Muir eBr. Acker samarAng
'A san anDSs Msssa bark. Minnie Graham
jones' PaIslon do Pss; Corib Townsend Santa Cruz
S qs sailed y SI's
"a ssosS Bao4 s Ss B
f Pot Spain as in for water and snSd Wn rs
head cisy NJ 9Th. Pike: KiIpatrisf Sew YORK;
Ns s Hsrf i, by =. '' ssA, csSoSs .Ss
Il inis%s s;l tssl
ssa for . Nss p" into sn 0 To1s &
- Antigua load for New York; 9TH. Morning Lish'
ii n port Ssreh H. brig Maud Potter @
''Ss sss saes s ~ ' X" Parker
Cleared 18th, sohr Drury. sudley. Gloucester
UaYosii f ssw YORK. DARK N'''"0'" '' '"
TSsDss.s Starch i-Arved schr Grace Webster Gales
brig casass Havana .snr, AsDe D%s% EsGn
s sa t nj" ss@f
Baocock Ice, New York Q, Nor,s aud Charesson rho.
chss '' sears, Turner, Havana. x.m v...
csssS lSa ':r ss st ST
Holder 18th cnars.s w% s o sS; DIST Ss
ii Potter. shearer, do; James Brown Collins DO I'D
CisSrurGos March 17-l.rrived, bark Orchilla, Dev.
eroux Kingston via Trinidad; brig Atalaya. Cole New
York v, ucaro 10Th schrs Providence, Hice Porto ca
bco; VIM rogers. Whitney. Falmouth, ia; VIM 7 Cush
Ing Cra,ner Poru Cabeo via Trinidad 10Th barks Ada
P1oud Merritt York via 81 Jago Arlettn. Nichols
Boston DIST Pawashick tBr, Fry Liverpool schr lhos
smith, Hand New York. ..
sailed Eth, brig sparkling wstcr, hichbccn, Boston
| N ,theson New York; schrs Kate Rcnmell Adams do
Harvey (Br Bishop OF Hateras 10th, brig Alice Brad
| shaw. Sandford New York. . =,
DExgnARA. Feb 28-saiied. bark Norway Nor,, onmnnd
il, port March 7Brigs W II Latimer (Br,, Armstrong
from Baltimore nrfved Feb 2 JAS Kirby Barrett iron
Wmington arrived Feb ~, Britannia liotchkiss nn,
Eastern Star. Foster for Now York b,nco or, Foster
from Troon arrived March schr Rescue. Sylvia, trou
oreo arrived Feb 49, City ct Chelsea ioodwin from New
York Barbados; arrived Feb ~ Orvic psko DrisKo
from New York arrived Feb ~ II Crnndml IBr), Wren
from 81 Andrews; arrived 9th, Norman, smith, unc
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BOGARDUS' NEXT SHOOT.

Az Gnorcs Carbon, this evening, Captain 30.
gurdus will attempt to break 1000 glass balls 100
consecutive minutes. Tho Captain will gun
and two sets OF barrels with the understanding that
his gun becomes injured during the progress OF the
shoot ho may other guns nj his discretion When
Bosardus broke 900 balls AT Gimores short time
ago IN III Ann. Sos, he rested eighteen minutes. In
this evenings exhibition stopping TO rest Is barred.
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"COLLAR AND ELBOW"

Frank MCGUIRE, OF Fairfield, w., pupil OF Ovens
tho champion, has been matched to wrestlo Joe Ryan,
OF Now York, collar and elbow style, for 500 side
The event will be decided tins afternoon at HIPS Va
rety Theatre, East Houston street. Before tho
wrcstiers make their appearances there viii be sparrins
by the leading professionals OF the city
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BELOW.

Ba,k Arfascud (Aus), Nasso, from Galway Jan %
Bark Clure McGilvery (of Searport), Walnut, from
Monte vidco Jan 2S.
brig John II Crandon, Pierce, fr ON Cienfucgos.
Brig Annie and Lilly (of Boston, Gorharn from Rio
Janeiro Jan 26
us. The ship reported below the Ocean Chief
error should have been Southern Chief since arrived
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM FOR TUE MONTHS
MARCH AND APRIL.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
IrXNrED-r0 CHARTER. A SMALL STEAM TUG.
" about 45 feet long: Apply to THOMAS CUMMING,
10 Liberty ST., second floor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.
sozoDoNE
SOZODOyr
THE ONLY DENrIFRlCE rhAr wnITcNs TUE
ceth without injuring tho enamel
sozoDoNT.
THE ONLY DENTIFRICE THAT REMovY
dlsagrceabie odors from the breath.
sozoDoNT.
THE ONLY DEyTIFRICE THAT IMpARTs
cooling and refreshing feeling to the mouth
sozoDoNT.
CONTAINS NO ACIDS OR ANY SUBSTANCES
that will injurc tho tooth.
sozoDoNT
HAS RECEIVED THE ENDORSEMENT or
eminent dentists, physicians and scientific men.
DivoRcEs-LEGAL EVERYWHERE. srEEDTLy
Dobtnined without publicity. No advance payments
FREDERICK KIM. Lawyer. @ ST. MARKS place.
TIYATTS LIFE BALsAM. WITH. 10 YEARS :.
lpublc tost and 100000 ronurkAbe curos ths csS
family medicine has medical wondof Ia rheumor
| tism, gout, neuralgia, &c. Sold by druggists
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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How to Build q House.

Troy, n. u. Times: A week ago
we commented upon paragraph from
Harps,''s Basar relating to Mr.. Hubbard,
a gentleman who built fine residence
with the money which he had saved by
not INDUCING in the expensive habit Of
smoking. A reliable correspondent,
who is personally acquainted with Mr..
Hubbard, verifes all of the essential
statements made, and furnishes the fol-
lowing additional particulars: 'He
was about eighteen years old when he
determined to lay aside day by day the
money which he would have spent for
cigars, had he been a smoker. At the
end Of each month he deposited, at
interest, the sum thus accumulated in a
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cigars advanced he correspondlngly in
creased the amount of money to be laid
away each day. From time to time,
when bis savings in the bank reached a
few hundred dollars, he would draw
them out to make better investment.
By wise and shrewed management the
fand amounted to from SIS, 1000 to $lS,-
900 years since. Mr.. Hubbard then
took this money and with it purchased
charming site on the Greenwich Hill,
and built commodious and comfor-
table home for himself and his family.
The place overlooks Long Island Sound
and commands one Of the widest and
finest views that can be found along the
Connecticut shore. -......-