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The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
General News.

The movement of grain at Chicago
yesterday is much larger even than that
OF Monday. Counting flour as wheat
the total receipts yesterday were D7 ,6I4
bushels, and the total shipments TAI, ,O72,
an aggregate movement of 1,738, ,146
bushels.
DIR. H. S. George, S. F. George and w.
/. George, representing the Southwest
ern Agricultural and Migration Compa-
nv, have been arrested at Harrisburg,
Pa, and held in 81 800 bail, on the
charge of fraudulently issuing excursion
tickets to Kansas and return.
New Lerdo, Mexico, is threatened BY
eight hundred Lerdo revOlutionists, un-
der Gems. GAIA Ayala and Cols. Christie
and Martinez. Three American mer-
chants there have been arrested by Diaz
officials for not contributing to the de-
fense of the town. Its surrender has
been demanded by Gen. Ayala.
Large numbers of people are visiting
the scene of the recent tornado, neal
Madison, Wis. The roads are jammed
| with teams containing visitors from al
parts of the country viewing the devas'
| tations of the storm. The value of the
property destroyed, it is now estsmated
have been killed and from 200 to $50 in
.jured seriously, while scores are lef
homeless.
There are now nearly 1900 out of 80,
600 looms remaining idle this week a
Fall River, Mass, and A. 900 operative
are out of employment. 1t is under
stood that nearly ali of them have sign
ed an agreement to run on short time
and some, if not a majority of them, will
close tonight. Many think that if tht
movement should extend now through
out New England, az trade would b.
started in fall, Its impetus would keel
business moving.
The actual receipts of sugar in Cubs
exceed last years at Matanzas, Cardena
and Sagua, while the receipts at Havan;
are about twenty per cent. less. Tn
stock of sugar at Havana and MatanZa
is 2O, 600 tons less than last year. 1t esti
mated that 800 600 tons have been mad
in the whole island. The yield is nov
falling off considerably, because of tn
great heat and seasonable rains whic
have commenced. The season is muc
advanced.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29

At the beginning of the present year
the British House OF Lords consisted of:
Blood royal. s.; archbishops, 2;dukes, q
marquises, 20 earls, 128; vlscounts, 80 I;
bishops, 25 barons, 261 or total OF
about 25 per cent more than at the death
of George ~. Of the barons who re-
spended to the first writs of summons to
Parll ament, issued more than six hun
dred years ago, the descendants of two
only now sit in the upper House. These
are Lord Hastings and De Ros, the baro-
nies of both dating from 1864. The sur
viving peerages which were creations OF
the fourteenth century are 4; of the fifth
eenth century, Z !; of tho sixteenth, II ;
of the seventeenth, 80; and of the eight
eenth, SO. The remainder are the Gre
ations of the present century. In the
long series CT Tory administrations be-
, tween 1850 and 1880 there were more
than four hundred new peerages the
actual number called into existence with
in the reign of George III was 1888. Dur
| ing the seventeen years of Mr.. Pitts
premiership upward of 140 new patents
! were issued and within two years the
same Minister had either made or pro
NOTED thirty-five newpeers. The largepro
portion of these names have, however
dropped from the roll of the House oi
Lords; for, on an average, more thar
twenty peers die annually. and three o.
four titles become extinct every year
Between the accession to power of Ear
Grey in November, 1880, and the resig
nation of Mr. Gladstone in February
1874, successive liberal Premiers ha'
added 163 names to the roll of the Hous
of Lords, and conservative Prime Min
listers 49, OF the whole Lord Aberdee
was the most sparing In his distributio
of these honors for, during the term c
his administration, between Decembel
1852, and February, 1855, he merely cal
ed up the barony of Stafford, and did nc
create one new peer.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
.,,al and Com '''er''

's.'seisss;;; Rs, NAY r1asssn;.ass 4 ;s' sy
sock cglsStSn gsUtiSSinlOH House b Building
| Co., Gay st III Il NJ. to-day
hon, Rel3;i II II TATIoNs.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
Forest Life.

There's no one lef to love me now,
Pve seen thrm all depart
Save nature-+gentle nature thou,
oh take me to thy heart.
Pve seen the glitter and the strife
Of sorrow, all my 10
Then let me lea forest life,
Forgetting and forgot.
When life was fresh in former years,
Then everything seemed true.
Alas, find through bitter tears
Twas falsdhoods fairy nue.
Then nature give me back those charms,
Let falsehdOd seem like truth,
And folded ih those gentle arms,
Still dream tIe dream Of youth.
Come back We woods, and hills, and wales
Ye blossom bordered streams.
" here once whispered loves dear tules,
Then come to me in dreams.
And If ye will not come again,
Alas II ye be DER,
Dear naturele let me slumber then,
And never wake me more.
s. G. b.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
The Best Qualities of MEDICINES

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLOGNES, sc.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Gre Iley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
ChoiceFLAVORING EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure,
AT Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Ma rket.
&" Get the best" WILLIAMS, SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2tf Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-29
BULLS COUGH SYRUP

BULLS COUGH SYRUP
A fresh supply just received and for sale
"noio'"-o ''N .. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
H. 81. II. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For m ending broken China, Marble or
eiaSSwafe' io' ''''' Z. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior to bristle brushes they
mpart a cooliug and refreshing sensation
'he scalp Y. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In %lb., kIb., xlb. and Id. jars, is sold
whoieS"ie anu fe'" JAMES BELT,
| Cor. Sixth and NJ rket streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less injurious than real cof
| fee, but is conside ed by those who have
used 1t 10 have positive remedial enects.
| A fresh supply just received. sold whole
sale and retail. by Z.IAMES BELT,
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
| This popular article of children's food,
y. JAMES BELT,
| Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
| sale and retail, by u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
| In great variety. For sale by
| z. JAMES BELT,
| Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
| Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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Presiding Oncer Laning's Course-An Impair
tIul Opinion.


We said just now that the means by which
chu>"tts Convention were outrageous but the
means by which the New York Convention itself
was captured yesterday was scarcely less in T.
famous. Tho Tammany men did not keep their
opponents out Of the meeting room but they
deprived their opponents OF their rights in tho
arbitrary. II is clear that the appointment Of
MIR LaninC as temporary Chairman was agreed
to by the Robinson wing Of the party with the
understanding that he would give II ms
differences OF the two wings should be
left open 10 future settlement without prejudice
from tho temporary organization. Clearly. II
there had been no such understanding, the
election OF the Chairman would not have been
unanimous. but tho fight would have begun
his place. however, he set 10 work deliberately
10 violate the express or implied agreement.
lie gave the Robinson wing no chance Mt all.
He ruled steadily against Il. without regard to
principle or precedent. He treated the Tam
many contestAnts-who were contestants in
IA broad sense MS any set OF dele
gates-as regular members. Hs decided
that they might settle the contest in effect
themselves. and In their own favor. by voting
on tho appointment OF a committee OF settle
no prejudice from the temporary organization.
the Robinson men had taken all possible preJu-
dice that their case had been finally and ire
vocnbly preJudged against them; and that,
while they had regarded the temporary organ
i2ation rs n mere preparation for n settement
crr"tual settlement, If these proceedings ar"
my better than those Of the Butler mob. they
are better only rs tho crime OF u highwayman
who knocks mis- victim down and rObs him on
IN" road ~ better than that OF the burglar who
breaks into his victims house and steals his
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pENNsYLvANIA KAILRoAp.
AND rNITE66 STATES NAT dsi ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAI. ROUTK
on and after Sept 10 1878
Trans leave New York. via Desbrosses and COrtiant
st> Ferries, As follows
Express ior Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ami South
". daily.
f9I wilhamsport, Lock Haven, Cory ami Ere ats n
y " connecting At Cory tor rtusNille Petroleum.
centre and the Oh Regions wilIiansport and Lock
Haven, 81 NJ
BALTIMORE, Washington. and the south Llmtei wash:
lngtun Express OF Pullman PArlur cars datly except
sunday, $50 A. NJ. arrive Washington 40 +
Regular a, 800 MI, $50 and pr. NJ sunday 30
Express Tor philadelphia ~ 7 80. ~ q. q % Lun
ltedl, II A n, l, I. >, q, 81 : 81 \ 3d. and = v
SUNDAY, 80 and A. NJ, D. o. o. 80. 80, anu sP
NJ EmgIant and second class. 7 2
Boats OF brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains At Jersey city ahoriing speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brookly M travel
F9[ trains 20 hswarS. LhSsbeth. Rsnway rnneeIoI
Trenton, Perth Anhoy Flemlgtun, Bevidcfe. aud
other points see local schedules at all ncket Ohtrs
Trans arrive FROM Iltsburyh. 80. 10 40 NJ ~ 3lP
daily, ~ A = 80 = VI dab. excerpt MOniN
From Washington ani Baltimore. Il 30 ~ A. VI = ~
5lh. lOlOP. NJ sunday. q bu. . 80 \ From fhu4
dephia, 500. Is ~. ga 10 3D. n ID ". TO-
= 10 I 30. q 81. ~. u 10. ~ 30 = sunday, u
q so. o 80. 10 30. ~ tDA Is 81 ~ - T.
Ticket OfhCcA 30 AMI ait liroaiWAy, Asior llon~
and foot Ut Desbrusscs and tnruAuit sts I Court i
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot 0 fulton Il. BrpuAn
IA, rs. AMI IFS Hudson 1t, inbnArn Depot JcrscJ
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
General Manager Grul Passenger Atcnt
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In an action in tho Eighth District Court yes
terday, Lly liaggerV brlghteJcd girl. only cieh,
wears OF age was ~suying TO the purchase OF some
hotel notices
Where id you purchase hemr was a lawyers
question
Crooks Hotel - ~ ~
Saint Crook =" Justice Gcdncy inquired
well. the sign says \ r Crook aud | Thought ID
must be Saint Crook suppose they have made him a
SAINT down town Tor The Tree CONVERTS he has gvenM
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Fourteen years ago Solomon Katz came to
America from his home Diemerode, Amt soutra Hes
sen, Germany. His father had died the year befure.
leaving wife and eight children, OF whom solomon.
aged H. was the eldest Tho boy went TO his unces
newark, and his mother has not him since Five
she came here with her other children Pour
Of them married three live with her home
M2 Grand street Williamsburgh, and she now Adyer
Uses iOI hOT missing sOn
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Amustmtnts.
TON OF'TiIE CITY or NEW YORK.
esd st. and 4th avD

full annual ticket costing s. admits the holder to
all the privileges named below charge Of 81 80 add.
tonai Is made to those using Gymnasium, for dressing
box
CLASSES in FRENCH and GERMAN three evenings
each week alternately. PRNNANSHtP. three evenings.
alternating with BOOKKEEPING, SPANISH and Pho
BIOGRAPHY, two evenings; VOCAL MUSIC, one evening
Glasses In German and Pcnmanship open Oct !,
French, Spanish, Phonogrsphy Bookkeeping. Oct 2;
Music. Oct ..
RECEPTIONS once month. including Readings. Con
certs oi Music, and Exhibitions
Gymnasium open day and evening, with instruction
in classes three evenings each week
LIBRARY, containing H. 800 volumes, open from 80
A till 10 T. VI 49,
READING ROOM AND LIBRARY. supplied with fi2
serials dahcs from all parts o the country the leading
magazines, papers from ENGLAND Ireland, Scouand
France. Gcrmany Journals Ia Spanish. Italian, FRENCH
German and Dutch
CTURES--A course Of ~ popular lectures
MEDICAL TALKS TO YOUNG MEN-Cuurse Of 10
LITERARY SOCIETY one evening each week. for de-
bates cadiugs, sc.
BOWLING ALLEY open day and evening.
BATHS open daN aud evening
Members can bring one lady to the LECTURES and
MONTHLY RECEPTIONS
ANY Young man Of good character can become mem
her on the Recommendation Of responsible person aud
the payment of 81
Those who wish to Join classes should procure tickets
and enter the first evening
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Sabimas lanks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner 9Th av
And ltth st-lntercst conmr ncing from the ~ o.
each ihohtb, assets b33IS ~ NJ surplus fSiB 4I3 "
- a, RICHARD II, BULL, President
O W. BREoEHaEoFS. Secretary.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrS IN rllILADELPllIA
TWO IN Nkw lOKk
DOUBLE TRACK THR MOST IMPROVED EQutrNBNT
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSlSrkAf
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER JULY a. 1878
Express Trans leave New York VIA Dc,hrosscs sm
Coluandt It's Ferries. AS follows
80 80 = 10, 80 Limiirdl, II NJ. - . y
80. ~, aud r sundays 80 AnigA ..
80. 50, \ 3d. aud yP
Boats VI "BroOklyn Annex" connect with all thrnnsI
trains At Jersey CITY Anurdlng a speedy and duec
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
Returning trans leave PhAdelphiaa % 81 a. < v
ami II A uinit-d Exprvss | 50 T. VI B.. ,. I. . 80
and t3 NJ, aud " Midnight ON Sunial, ~ ~
=, $50 4 NJ o.. T. - VI and ~ Midnight
Ticket Ofices. 516 and ga Broadway. Aston hJds
and loot OF DE sru,Sts aud Curlandt is Court 81 az
Brook Annex Depot foot O fulton n. BuuAlNn. lt
lie and lls hudson st. lIubuken. Depot jersey tiU
bmigrAnt Ticket ONCE Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON, l. y FARMER.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Nj ETnoroLITAN ELEVATED Rail


st. nearest point Tor Wall 1t ferry Corandt near
est point Tor Jersey cay ani tNmuunipA~ ferries Park
place. nearest point Tor Post Once. city Hall and
Barclay 81. ferry t. Hnhoken, Chambers 81 nearest
point for FaNonia AMI Ere Railroad terry Franklin i
NrAhd st nearest point, tor nrrosNs Il FERRY oJrrscy
'tN hd Peoples Line steamers for Albany Bcctker St,
sh 81 nearest points Tor Christopher terry u obokcn
lih st-Near-st point To Union square and Lyccum
Theatres Academy Muse. lr,ins and rammany Halls
I'D N-Ncarrst nont to Booth st James and Park
Theatres. brand Opcra House. Giluurc's Garden. Ma
some Temple ami lerse, city irrr.s 1854 st-Nearesi
point 60 standard. Broadway and Fh Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. AM San Francisco Ninstfe- ed st-Onn,
meets with New York Ilauser G" cabs Tor brand Cen
tfal Dcpot 5Sth st-NeArcst point Tor Central PArk
for uptown trans. take side stations Zoe
down town trains take west side stations Fare 10
cent?. rNccl between the hour. Of So and n, and
and when thr iares scents Connects with fn.
loving hor~ car lines A. Rector It with for south
ferry at Grand It. with 10. DE SbrOsses East
Grand frrics ~ Brecker i with cars east and
west at -th It with tor Christopher and 10Th
81 ferries At ltt ", with Tor West I'D las,
2fi and SAN st ferries, At 33i It. with Wee
hhwken ferry, at 5eth u with Of Belt Line Rail,
road wv X GARRISON President
N We HRncKIIN Snnn rInIe mdnnl
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VNO PHILADELPHIA.

fENNnl Nv ANA kAll4NpAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NkW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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Shipping.

SnlPPlHq'
EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA steamer
~ rom New lork sept 81. through in ~ DAYS Pas
sage. $50 All ncccssares provided Pacific NAIL
STEAMSHIP 60 Passage onic". ~ Broadway
INMAN LINF.-ROYN ~ MAILS STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF KlChMOSD ......... SATURDAY oct 5. noon.
CITY or CHESTER ....... .. THURSDAY. oct ~. A
CITY or MONTREAL ...... THURSDAY. oct II. "A. VI.
CABIN. 81 and Slpi gold Return tickets favor.
able terms srEERAGE S2s, currency. Drafts at low
est rates saloons. STATE Rooms. Smoking aud Bath
Rooms amiishpS rhr~e steamers carry neither cattle
sheep, nor pigs john a. DALE A1rut 81 aud 80 Broad
way, y Y fhllad,phla office, la >nItl an st.
STATE LINE Glasgow Liverpool Dublin. Bel
- ia.t, oninnlytrr from Pier ~ X, foot Canal It
STATE on VIRGINIA .......... thursday Oct
STATE or GEORGIA ......... ..... THURSDAY oct -
FIRST Cabin 90 and ~. according 10 accommodations
Return tickets At reduced rates Second Cabin s4j Steer
at low Il rates Apply
AUSTIN BALDWIN co, Agents. - Broadway
Seerase Tickets Al - Broadway and at the COmpanys
flet. foot OF Canal st. Y
WHITE STAR LINE.
W fOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NtkMANlt. AturdHN. sept -. u 4
HALIlN THURSDAY. Oct g. II A.
ADRtArtC ........ saturday oct IL 8 4
. From White star Dock. Per -. S0rth River
cabins All amdsiips Saloon. 81 and stu. g)lL
Return utkeE on favorable terms stecrase k2S
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep pigs
J CORlIS Asrnt 81 Broadway, New York
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!Acus, FURNISHING.
AT JOHN IYNCH's FURNITURE CARPET
~ BEDDING, AND STOVE NARElOl 81 32 AND Sol
EIGHTH AVENUE near 18th st she largest stock ami
PAYMENTS TAKEN
A a l., BAUMANN.-IMM ENsE REDUC-
a. rlOh and - months ume gwen 10 pay for iGni
urc. carpets and bedding at the largest establishment
IN the Guy 5l2 ana 5l+ sth aV, corner 3dth st
RAthANN BkOS. are OfTen ns great bargains in
- furniture carpets bedding at their stores 22s AMI 30
HUDSON It, cor broumei weekly ami monthly pAymcnts
EtkNITUKE, carpets. heddms. cheap tor cash or
weekly or monthly payments AT j56 Hudson 1t q REID
X RANCH q BACH, 2i3 East 9ai It, near ~
iNN, nave beautiful assortment Ot hne pianuiOrteA
lOtl new and secondhand winch they are offering
o" Pianos let anl sold On instAllmcuts
IMMENSE REDUCTION in prices Of furniture
carpets bedding, STOVES, Ac Tor cash or weekly or
monthly payments at
cowrEhrHwAir a co ~ ta5 and ib1 Chathsmst
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9tntistrp.

EULI. SETS. 81 gum teeth 81; single 81, war.
ranted Y Dental Rooms, 2d1 nth Az Estab 1861
TEETH ExTRACTED. e5c.i with gas. SOC
ull gum seb. Sup DIR BROU0HION, " West Alh 81
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ddlHntto--- glalts
81 Srs , tall. a g rei' '.t g 81 - a. $40
'AMhkoN'S. i72 hndgc st. Brooklyn
A MAN to clean stoves. who repair pre-
STOVES box 100 sun office,
4 BLACKSMITH and psinis!. Msp IN, steady
- loh 10 good wen ON wagons at KOcIFoRDS, Bedford
av near Grcenc. brooklyn
A MAN for light outdoor cmpoymcnt
a MccoNB. - rark place.
A GoOD aiS hat nnishrr wanted, will pay 81 do1
RAIL- q RAY, 40 broadway -firs, class pres,
- er' ON ielt ami huckram hats Apply early
EXrEHIE>cED sold mig sgd Iosksi mskeL.
EIRsT-CLAss IN lat nni.hcrs wanted Apply TO
coRNELius SULLIVAN. Broadway and 3iih 81
coon. indspcnlen, sun ha, blocker.
MONEY can be made by aieN first class canvasscrs
va IN the telephone business 5is Broadway
s'''a "'" nuE Sp SS EG q h"S St De
pLUMBER wanted none but nrstclAss wOrkmcn
need apply t97 Bleeckcr Vt
DLAsTERER wanted 1859 Broadway, Brook.
lyn. hring tools
SEwING MACHINE agents wanted Something
~ entirely new Tor setting and threading tho machine
" + sLESsRS, 81 Broadw.y. sewYork
SMART, intelligent boy Tor ONCE, wage: 81 week
- Address. In own handwriting & All West5istst
CHOEMAk Frs Wanted. single men on CATERS
- At 30 aud iSJ Fulton ST. Brooklyn
SrOUT hoy to open oysters Apply SIS 2dv
TWO MEN wanted in tho country stable man and
so per month and board sardcner hat DON, dTss
Appy SEEHS sS S' Brosdwsy Sst ~ aaS ST
TEAS, TEAS, TEAs.-2i, pounds pure tea, SOC .
'0.s fIGf Tx 3 ssrH,i " and
TOBACCO Wanted paper cigarette makers pack
GOODWIN CO. 9o7 Water
TO sHOEMAKE Hs.-sewer, and .ti,cher,
w bread and cake Tor steady job in the country
hut a steady hand need apply rssetencs from the last
WANTED-A hoy. 10 to IT years OF age. ono who
W understands marking and shipping must he strong
MERCHANT bo. 100 sun ONCE.
w ANTED-Ahrst class hand and orchestra teacher
,rt SIn,Ap! Smpipnms"t 20 per month .r 81
WANTED-A nrstcla. foreman on bread, none
~ bnt a ntstsla is; man need apply to American
w in restaurant bushes, only need apply s25 Park
WANTFD-Ag good shoemaker TO 20 N the country
w GRAwpoRD's, 5isi st. North River
WANTED-A noorman horseshoe a. Thomas
w st, between West Broadway and Hudson St
XVANTED-A strong boy to work in clothing store
w corner Greenwich and Fulton sts
XUANTED-A first class cloak cutter at u WURZ.
w BURGER co.'s d White st
WANTED Action regulator NJ CIRISTlE'S piano
w factory, 2l5 West jdth 81
WANTED flr,tela's knife cutter on ladies' coaks
w at " Franklin St
WANTED Toy u WORK in the bakery. III Bridge
w st. Brooklyn
NVANTED-small boy TO feed Gordon press st Ann
Snslrutiion.
V'HE FREE ORA WING SCHOOL of the
i General society Mechanics AMI Trade smen at
Mechanics Hall ~ East 10th Il viii open Tor Instruction
~ mechanical. architectural and Tree hand drawing on
Monday evening, oct al O'Clock Lady teachers Tor
rmale class III industrial and Tree hand drawing Pupils
Mil call al school rooms aud register their names
Monday eyeninV Sept 81 also evenings Of Oct and 2,
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miscellaneous.

yVI5ITIINIIJWI
NsWER
"A An advertisement Of Messrs 4 e l.. 4 o Meyer. ~
Broad street Now York exhibiting the merits Of the e.
Conrad COS Budwris Beer nnd cauuoniu. the public
against our II II BudWet-. comprls Is To- inform the
public that II B u. Is own brewing made nut al
the choicest material, willie the e Conrad Co Bud
weis is Manufactured hy + AhheuS a co and which
Messrs Conrad Go have been trying years to
impose upon the public under the name OF frankturtcr
Budweiser' In regard 20 quality ot our II II Is II ~
needless 20 say ANYTHING we Invite the public 10 become
Judges Aessrs &. Conrad Go show hy their agents
publication their dreadful Tear that Bui~es may
drive theirs out OF the market enurely
- & LADEMASS,
pr.s,tant Ia. Ifhrtc ure,stuy a., :, mi. ",
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MANS MISSION ON EARTH a thorough
lVl medical treatise. indicating how confirmed dsablli
uesmAy be removed The experience Oi 2lyrs study Oh
servauon aud occasional pracuce showing the agencies
that will insure restored manhood, strengthened vitality
and sound conditions OF health that have been impaired
by overtASed powers statement oi obstacles TO mar
and VI tie means by which they can be removed
~ mail 2'c currency or postage stamps Aidrc"secy
Museum Anatomy aud Scencr. lea Broadway, y Y.
NEW YORK FISHERY COMMIssION.-
~ The Tenth Annual Report ready Tor distribution
II Will be- sent to address receipt Of three cents
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