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will sing two Spanish. two English and two French
songs az her contribution 70 the nights amusement
Mr.. John McCullough's rst week at Booths Theatre
has been . great success "virginus' crowded the
house every night On Monday and Tuesday be Will
play "Rcheieu;n on Wednesday and Thursday, 'Rich-
ard III. = on Friday .otheo, when Mr.. warde will
act Iago. and Saturday afternoon this cast viii DO
reversed. sRchard'' will be repeated Saturday
night
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MORE STREET INSTRUCTIONS,

To EoIroR OF TIE HERALD
Have pedestrians no right to the city sidewalks9
Half OF the citizens Of Hobokcn, and nearly all the pas
sensers to and from q hundred railway trains pass
daily through Barclay street, but the narrow enough
sidewalk is made much narrower by crates OF vcge-
tables coops Of poultry, barrels and boxes which
chants In the part OF that street place the
tagging, that there Is barely room for two people TO
walk abreast pass each other while tho damage
ncted upon patience clothing and Scripturai language
Is incalculabIe. FREQUENT SUFFERER.
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THE MCAFFRAY SCANDAL.

Judge Smith, at tho Fityscventh Street Court yes
terday, upon the appearance oil Mr. Leavit and his
wife Adelaide and tho rcieration Of their story tina
they had been prosecuted by Mr. McCanray's ad-
hcrcnts TO he compelled TO change their residence,
determined TO reduce their bail, winch ho accordingly
did. holding ench IN &l0A
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.

Twenty plans for the construction OF new buildings
we're nicd last week In the Department Of Buildings
and nfty.two plans for alterations. The former win
cost $4U6, 200, the latter $yl,A7s
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meaning to those versed in coachi
COLUMBIA COLLEGE NAVY.

The ball which was to have been given at the Acad-
envy OF Music by the students OF Columbia College, for
the benefit of their navy will be held instead at Del
monicos on the evening OF the 27th inst
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HATS AND GAPS AT THEATRES.

To THE EDITOR OF TIN HERALD
want to ask, in your .Compaint Book why
every lady does not wear ''Normandy cap' when
sho goes to thcatre2 1t Is very dsagreeabo when
YOU get behind lady with one OF those very large
hats on; you noarly break your neck trying TO look
over It. VICTIM.
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GEORGE w. JEwErr,
Died April o, 1877,
Aged OIL Years, s Months aud 2 Days.

eS<~
The funeral ceremony was exceedingly simple ana
performed by Rev. Dr. Brownlee, Of the Reformed
Dutct Church, and Dr. Bush. after modified form OF
the Episcopal service. A sermon was omitted by cx-
press desire OF the family and the confined 10
reading OF the Scriptures and prayer with the accus
toned strcwng OF dust the splendid caske by the
undertaken The friends and neighbors then passed ny
the caskct in single Co. viewing tho face OF the dead
which exposed, and which bore calm aud lfe-
like expression. The body will be conveyed this morn
ing AT ton o'clock, 10 its hnal resting place IN Green
wood Cemetery
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immense number or friends and associates
the pant and oil trade being largely represented Tho
prominent denizcns Of Staten Island, such as Mr..
George w. Curtis. were also present to pay their lass
tribute or respect to thor dead neighbor. The body
rcposcd Ia handsome rosewood casket silver mounted
ana satin lined, at The end OF the hail. The casket
bore the following inscription:-
, 1877-09-29

usual rout frequently to get it, landing
at unusual places to accommodate, answer.
ing every fools question courteously. Is
it any wonder we didn't get to Seattle
till after O'Clock. and couldn't get of
in the morning till after II. When we
reached home It was long after dark and
every body mad and wondering why the
boat was so late. The Capt had run all
over Seattle in the morning, and stood
at the wheel fo: eight "r ten hours; had
put himself out doing errands for people
81 trfling that he hadn't tie face to
charge anything Tor his trouble and would
have been thought mean if he hsd. We
thought the newspaper business annoy
ing enough, but we wouldn't trade our
interest in the STAR tor Capt. Charlcys
interest in the Nellie; no, not for coin,
if we hid to be every body's rnustabout
as he is.
, 1877-09-29
Mr.. Dnrwin's life isa comfortable on

Mr. Dnrwin's life isa comfortable one
--lr has never been obliged 10 fight
poverty aud has had plenty Of leisure in
which 10 follow his chosen studies. lie
married his cousin Miss Emma Wedge
wood and they live in the lovely county
OF Kent, Mr. Durwn's eldest son, Mr.
Wnlium Darwin is banker ut South
ampton the second, George, took high
hr'e. at Cambridge and is now Eel
low Of Trinity; the third, Frank, who
has inherited his fathers i'll health, acts
as his secretary; the fourth, Leonard, is
IN officer in the artillery and dislin
guished himself rs one OF the scientific
corps sent 60 observe the transit Of
Venus the fifth, Horace, is an excellent
mathematician. One. married and ono
ngparritd daughter complete II family
,STnNS' constant care Is 10 relieve its head
or all possible trouble or anxiety.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.
TRACHEON

A sli0ht so-cdUed cold SUiH oftfftne0'
lead to a serious cough, SOhioh, Nncared
for or badly treated, must haUe bat ono
of BRONCHITIS, or qCLdt Is tporse, the
deadly CONSUMPTION. To all suffering
IRA CHEON offers a sound, reliable, and
permanent relief. 1t duDnlen erpecto-'
ration, and enables the patient to erpeI
that terribly septic deposit, ariicI, If left
fUithOtst jItdictOps treatment, must COM
niunicate its poison to the eesiculdr sub
Stdnce of the lung, deOeneratiIa0 and de-
and uIttmates only In an early and I'M
timely death. TRACHEON has no equal,
much less "a superior, and its use tciu nos
olIy rrmoUe the deposit, thereby a1ordinl.
0redt relief, btit heals the membrane aud
ieaUes the patient la possession of healthy
lang tissue.
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, or siv
bottles, $3.50.
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GfA : Cox n dny SU RE made by Apaiits
. 90 sci ing our Chromos Crayons,
- Picture aud thpm1 CaI ds.-
10 samples worth 81 sent pO tgald for 70 cts.
lllu tratpd CaNl0"uos EFRE.
]. H. BUtFoRD'S soNS, BOSTON.
Established lS0l feb3-y
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Established 1866.
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Late Physician TO S.. Georges end 81. Barthol
news Hospitals, London, Curator 70
ST Elizabeth's, etc.
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLO0D-PURIEIER
HEMAR.

This inoomparable DEPURATTTE
n potcerfuI ALTERATIYE, TONIC, DIy
ENT, combining Vtrtues tchich rende
Il Invaluable and neper- fdtLiDg, and b
dts continued use tUtLL thoroughly eIddt
dients are of q purely harmless entrdcf
tiOn, the products gathered from remOtl
Egyptian PrOUinceS, aud trhere there q
tenn, Il 1sever fails in ejectin5 that diseasi
through the medium of the skin, or er
7'rlinD 1t through the many and cdrtoud
and, indeed, forcing all the organs intd'
Their proper norDaat aud functional con
dtion. "A gerry brief space Of time Scti
doubted Reliability and sconderfH citra-
fiUe properties, 1t being, most t'lq,iestion-
cry, ~ TIE verg Gcmo ne Of ,nedtcSt - Mtrti.nEhs
1uherc me blood itseif Is primariiv nd
s1qt Of I re tes,S" esq ,G Or ,a dtsoraeg' sac"
causes that lead to this terrible d67ictiOnI
of achich all ctyiIised co'n,nuniiies ard
cd that the " Sihs of the fathers shald
Cisit eUen untO the third and fourth Oen-
erdtions," and to BROKEN-DOHNA md
ENEEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS 1t Is a
poirerfuI TejuUendtor, causing the trrech]
of man once more to assume the GOd-tik6
''',. Tor ~ CTT1NE0 US DISEASES. URIYI
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATION OR
COSTITENESS, LIVER AND KIDNEY
COMPL1INIS, GENERAL AND VERY
OUS DEBILITY, RHE UM TISM,
THELIOMATOU US CANCER, SCURVY,
objections OF THE BONES, INDO-
LENT UL GER S, Il FEMALE CONF
PLANTS (and to the 0entler sea- it is a
boon long sotsght for by sensitive, suscep-
tible, and delicate females, as it takes
direct action apOn their ditn,ents) AND
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE. it Is inUdIuable. a
perseverance trith this remedy tuiH prose
a positive and permanent cWre for
CHILLS and FETERS and all MALA-
RIAL POISONS.
Thousands of Testimonials attest the
truth of these claims.
Price, one Dollar, In largo bottle, o.
Ella, bottles. S5,
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DYSPEPSIA
GASTRON.

GASTRON Is a safe, speedy, and pose~
tiVe cure for that most depressing Of alt
0Ients, and brief course OF tred TIM e1it SOtlS
s'estOre the diDestiUe organs to their 71riS-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stomach and inteStilies. Tho
aerUOus irrtta1tIity of literary and aIE
persons pursuing a sedentary life, Is
speedily removed bU his agent. Tho
stomach Is restored to health and the keU-'
note of the system tciU once moro TespOIld'
In the per fOT'nldnce of tabor.
Price, One Dollar, IN largo bOttte,' Or
Aip bottles, So.
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Asthma i.

WE GU ARANTEE
TO CURE Cough s
UOlds, D,ptheIia Pneu
mOnia, Neuralgia ah,l
nearly ell Other severe
aitacRs whep all other
remedies fail,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-06-09

DR.. TOwnsend's Oxygen.
ated Air will purify The
blood III one.thIrd the
tire that anv OF h er
known rene y"an. " hyl
because to inhaie 0Xv-
genatetl AR H. goes di-
rect to tho Lungs and
y lsscs through the tbs.
ues and cnlnps IN direct
contact With the hl0Cd
ms it il forced into the
Lungs by the acliln #
tie Leart All the b oOu
in Our vel = Ietur rs to
Ghe heart ever fuur am.
mes Il tie bin0O is gD Il ;
andfOrcCd from the hcarC
to + . i'll 8 Hnd he
more Oxygen you ihha o
INTO the iunPS e mora
yOu purify the b GOD.
When OXNgel comes in
contact with the impur
.tiUS II tie llIod II CIR
hOulBes AMI burns, Gus
I1g tile b 90 10 b. heG {.
@ 1 80 tlit II warns eve
.rr parb Of the nONv. as IL
.cCos Oh its revolutions
.thrOL"n the sv'tPm. II
Nour b oOd IL pure yOl
C nnnt . e SICK. " DIVE
Mercury aud all other
impuIfties out of { II @
b God. We guarantee to
purify ths blood IN one.
third ths time # any
osher known remedy.
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Cat:lrr h.

WE MAX f. A SP T..
CIALTY Of treating
patients by Mail
Please write and des-
crIbe your symptoms.
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G q Eg E g

Whyl Because Inhalr.
tlon Is the only W Y that
tie AIR Phssag' 8 cnn be
reached, and Catarrh is II
disc Sc OF the AR PHssn-
ges of the Heal Use
THIS Treatment is We di.
rect, which is easy nnd
pleasant, and we 0u0raL.
tee a perfect CUGE Of
GGtarrh.
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Why1 Because Asthma
is IL contraction of the
Bronchial = uOes, caused
by Inflammation and irri.
tatlOn Of the mucus m m.
hrane lining the BrOnch-
ial Tubes. Use oxygen.
ated AR as we will direct
and we will warrant a
Cure. We have cured
Ca e9 of Twenty Years
standing.
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Bronchitis !

ALL Persons thai
read this are invite
to send for our lprg
and beautifully illu
trated Papers trt {
TO any address.
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Can be cured. Whyl be-
cause we have cured
hundreds Of caseSf some
of them Jeing owen over
to die Oy all Dhysiclan4
of other schools or prGcs
lice. Consumption is a
disease Of the Air passl.
kes and over 1wo.thirAs
of the cases are caused
by Catsrrh. We gualans
Zee a cure If you will
come in season.
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PILES. HemOnhOidS.
PILON.

Many causes tend to produce this pdifs-
Tul aud distressing state. The blood -
Stso of drastic pWrOatiges tends to produce
cOnDestiO1l of the bOtcets, torpid action Of
the IiUeT, aud numerous other causes are
the source Of this complaint, and hitherto
9ofhing efectuaL has been presented to-
the public, tOhieIt acOIId rapidly aIIeVidtO
symptoms aud ultimately PrOve aIl effect
tUhioh not only acts almost Instantly, btit
srM renIOUe the largest tunaOrS of the parts
[PiIeSl by absorption, and aagny tgho.
been radically cured, haze been assured
(priOr to using this treGtHeIltJ bu emit
sleht surgeons that the only geItsT they
operation, aud Temorin0 ft OI' Them from
the body 6y s procedure tUI,ich neceSSitdt-
cd the kaife. 1his remedy has been hailed
tDith delight, aud Is 1iOtO prescribed bB
SlanY practising physicians, t0hO dre cog
5lizdnt of its merits, as the only kHOt0Ia
Price. tiftv Cents per package, or sisO
for $3.50.
THE ABOTE REMEDIES ARE
thorough IN the eradication of the differ
ent aud VdrioWs HraIddies de,lOJntndted,
aud are the result Of patie1lt, seareItRO,
IaboriouS, aud sotehtTo tlive0igatiOnS
embracing a period or many years, tn
If the specific directions are complied
tUith, thousands Of patients tctH bear trtt-
ness to their retdtire merits, aud cOrrOb-
Orate eUcFU assertion. Where there are
many complications of disease, aud pa
tients so desiTe, DIR. CHANDLER toiIL
iredt Gy letter u necessaT1.
Descriptive and Explanatory Cireu-
tg' ~ me at1ye 1e"'IaieS I: Sent e o,t = TreeeIPs
MEDlFlNES are not on sale at your
PartieHs,' I drWgOist's, send orders to
DIR. CHANDLER,
broadway, Nsw.YOrk City
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Brackets Made to Order.

u Those cnongcd IN Build ne viii find 1t tn
lheir advantage to have siding T FlOor Boards
F0Ct1rv
Nay 10yl JOHN BALIIhT.
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de A,nJA, is mt easily earned III these tlmCs,
A hut IT can be- mo To IN three months
WI nv any ODe Of ei her seX,ln any plrt
of the country. whp ~ viii ng tn
w0rF stead w { The cmpinym MT that we iuTn.
lsh. SIC II week in vOur own town. Ynu leod
not be nwny from home O-er nt"ht You cNl
glVe your WHO nme To Jhe WORK or CrIY vOnr
spare moments. Il costs nothing to ivy the
business. Terms and is Ontfit fee. Address,
ut once, FL HALL ~ t d co.
leDl-yl" Portland. Maine.
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&lrfiA6x


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| benz es iih ihrsrlid) mietcr erbolen plro
| ySir merbem in bieier repolutiondren Str6
| mun9 meiter 9etrieben tpcroen, bis Die 9roBi
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gen mire, fiir ietn 8edt Su tGmpfen, coel
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ger,niid,te telearaybiid)e NepeSd,e,,

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nersi" 5u gteru-SeofOra, NtaiI., baben ibreu
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,@entral. Yaclftc. Sabn" lin 5 Yrosent d
Nettc .Ginuabmen Der 8abn ieit GcgenSuH
ocrielben beaann gsitern ;Ei SunoeStreii
@sridte Al SeH s5lanSisco. Der inoolulr
Betras belduit iid aIt 81 r836,635.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-10
Sta0t Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures.

Ober. ttons< 9ert d t.
-Muuapolis, cen 9. Sebruar. (Sttober
Ser.nin 1850 @nbrsms, OrowaD uno9reer
a.aen bic ,,Gentral. .Hational'8a pol Sal=
tinlore;" SaluB Der beioerieiti9en Ylaioo'
pers. - Ytar 8esen Skinner; gesinu Der
argum entlrung.
Gtabtgeri d. t. (Sor Hidter Binf=
nep. - Sas. Wc@leuan ge9eu Seue, urtbell
fur NppeQanten anf $50 nebit Soften; R. 81
Spiller sessn 4mi 6Ispatrid, tlrtbeil NM
seitoBeu uno YrOseb iiitirt; rPotomac .Sau'
nno Sparpcrein" gegeu gSilh. Sbiemeper,
g. 9. Smell uno S. Sod, llrtbeil fir Up
peuanten auf .48 nebf Soften; S. Surn
bua, iuu., & Comp. ,appsllation absemislen
B. Bates aesen 0r. 8. s. Waoopr, llrtbei
fir Nppeuauten; Y. 9. Barren gegen Si'
mon Brasg & Sobn, sppeaation ab9epte'
len; sGm. Is. @eeion seseu Sbomos Wc=
@lannan, llrtbeil beildtist; Yatrid 4ennet
aeaeu Sotn &earnsp, llrtbetl fir Appel1an.er
auf S89.95 nebl; Soften.
Superior=9er - (9Scr &ihtc,
Oobbin.) 3eui TuIt gegeu ole .4Sermanente
2anocompagnis, llrtbe,i fir Sertlaate; s.
Ospliu gegen 9. Soeuo'bal, SonosinhabeT
BON Dtarie E. SoenO'hal, Ssldla9nabme
msaeu elmer 5croeruus BON S650.O6; unbez
entet Das @tritt uerta9te ild) bis Wtontag.
Criminal @eridt. - (Sor Sber.
rid3terBrolpu.) SobH @oorg, GodeiebsabI,
liitirt; y. Smttb, Spirituoienoertanf an
Sonntase, reileip=Odeu; Swen Garpep,
otelsIbe Anflase, nl9t iAulbts; Wlidlael
Sd)iling uno Safob 9fin9le, ottto, SiirS'
5dbaft fii- perfallen erflGrt.
SaS. 5aaan uno q. Surfe, Nngrtff au
Yoli;ilt Noonep. @ritcrer e,n Wonat @efan9
niB, Bnrfe frei9eiprodeu.
Dem @erid,te nuroen folGenbe Yerionen
porseiibrt, bic vRidtidulots" plaioirten
yte9sr yBauace Grant, DlebitablS eincl
gSeae i'm 98ertae pom 81, Gig;utbum ucr
u. @obeu; 6. Eurner unb Nug. Tsaion
gteger, Sleiberoiebitabl i'm Saule oeS S. 8,
ySartman; Nessr Z. 8iuis, DiebitabI bon
gBai,en, brei Dollars werth, Der y Saltimore
Ohio Babn.&o." geh6rig; gteger G.9rtffin
Diebftabl zines Seoerbettes, 81 ruertb, Gi9en
tbum pon Sotn Danes; Sas. 9urleg, Sieb
1tabl BON 8ltiounssftiideu, 50 tusrtb, oe,r
Yolisiften s. Mtorelaab 9eb0rig, befannte id
i1mlbls.
Qeute meroen i'm @erifte uerlbieoeue Yro'
aeGe weseu seriuaiisiser Sergeben 5ur Ser'
banolung fOTmen.
SSaiiengert4t. -(Sor ben 8idterr
Snglis, gtuoiag uub @arrou.) Iom.niitra
tlonapaptere iibsr ben Nadlab oeS GboIlas
6. 8ateman muroeu Scbn IS. 8aleman iber
trages.