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|. W. PATTON, May
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS.

DEPARTMENT OF WATERwoRKs AND PUBLIC
BUILDINGS Room No. %. CITY HALL,
New Orleans. December H. 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until THURSDAY. December 26, 1873, at Il
o'clock M. for repairs to the Bienyille Boys
and the Robertson Girls school houses. accord
ing to specifications on file in the office Of the
City Surveyor. The work to be adjudicatcd to
the lowest bidder.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Parties making proposals for the work are
required to deposit with the Administrator Of
Finance, as an evidence Of their intention 10
abide by the adjudication, the amount Of $50 In
cash, which shall be forfeited to the city In case
Of failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom contract is not awarded
shall have their deposits returned to them on
the day adjudication is made.
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for re-
pairs to BenviIle Boys and Robertson Girls
/ school houses." ..
Administrator Of Waterworks and Public Build
tngs del4i3t
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A true copy:
RoBT. G. WOOD, Secretary.
MAyoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,

1lLy nan. l)ttSHubfL II, 1910"
NO Observation-Disclosures Series.
An ordinance re-enacting ordinance No. Hl8,
Administration Series, to provide for the
establishment, regulation and government
OF private markets IN the city Of New Or
leans, and to provide penalties for the vlo-
latiOn of the provisions thfreOf ana
amending section OF said ordinance.
SECTION !. Be it ordained by the City Goun-
ell of the city of New Orleans, That private
markets, for the sale Of meats, fish, vegeta
bleS fruit and other cOmeStlbieS, may be
opened and kept in any portion OF the city OF
New Orleans, not within radius OF SIX
squares of any public market OF said city;
provided the proprietor Of said market pays
the license provided therefor, and otherwise
complies with the provisions OF this ordinance
and other ordinances relating to the same
subject matter
SEC 9 Be it further ordained. etc, That all
private markets shall be kept III the lower
story of the building III which they are opened,
and shall be provided with stone or concrete
floors They shall be thoroughly washed and
cleansed daily. No meats or other comeSti-
| hleS shall be exposed on the banguette. They
! shall be closed punCtually at u O'Clock merl-
| dian of each day
| For any violation of any Of the provisions Of
this section the person offending shall be la
| Bile to fine OF not less than five nor more than
| TWENTY-FIVE dollars, to be imposed and col
lected by the recorder Of the district In which
| the said market may be situated. In default
of the payment Of each and every fine so i'm
posed, the person 50 defaultng shall be sub
jected to imprisonment Tor time not to eX-
| coed thirty days nor less than five days.
SEC 3. Be it further ordained etc, That the
Administrator of Commerce Shall have full
authority, BY himself or deputy to inspect
all private markets at any hour when they
NAV be open for business and any refusal by
any proprietor OF private market to permit
such inspection shall render him liable to a
Epa 70, no imDGGpH and collected as Dr9yi1pC
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or IMPROVEMENTS, CtTY HAIL,
kew Orleans December ~. lsiS.
Tho public Is particularly requested ~ reni
tho following ordinances. No. t1rs Hdministrn
tion series. tho provisions Of which will be rig
orously enforced,
Tho public IS also requested to report to ms
department NIL delinquenees of It's employees
In tho performance Of their duties
J. y HOUSTON.
Administrator of improvements.
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ho derived from the sale Of tho public markets
for the year 1870 he and arc hereby appro-
priated First, % the payment o. the balance
due the Louisiana National Bank, for which
eaid revenues stand pledged, second. to tho
payment Of the expenses OF me Guy inI the
yoar tY7n. required fnr the maintenance Of mn-
ncipal government
Admitted
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DIR. JONAS
MEDICAL AND HYDROPATHlC INSTITUTE,
Corner Canal and burgundy streets.
fFSTABIISHED SINCE $685.
DEyJTSCHE
Exclusively devoted to tho tratment OF the
Urinary GFNERATIyENERVOU
SYSTEM, and Chronic )lsohses
Generally.
Russian, Turkish, suiphunnd Meoicates
yapOv Bath
Electro BaIneOlOg zeal treatment,
sterr,nn Mineral wter Raths,

Prepared from the active prlciple q these VIZ
ters for tho benefit Of thoseVho are unuuio "a
visit these piacas They aremp9red TIM d1 WI
springs Of KISSINGEN. HS. kHhV % hf'EN
CARLSBAD, WEISBADEE BADEN nhsa De-
and ali other renowned herman Waeefns
places. . 80, snnceas-s
fully treated in this lnstitni: n..a IJverE
Chronic Diseases of tho II fhssa n iaintaf
stomach Kidneys BladdertetnaleC otn pta,nasf
Neuralgia Paralysis, Sexu Debility. Sp fs1,arnT
tnrrhea. and all disenses oihe nervous syste.nt
SWELLING Of the Spleen, chnic Bilinushsss i nn
Constitution. Skin Disease IN all !heiI cEstioa
typos Abuse of Mercury, fHnma is,hi 9} u,a
Albuminous, Climatic anRlercnfia l'uo""i''
tism Hcrofula, etc. .,.rorar
Tho curative virtue OF thtreatmsh. ~ p Iotty; T.,
by tho humorous discusses plloVeh anu c"io' -
this institute. ,r,rrnr
oil disoasas and innrmitid OF the Urinary an0
Uanaro,igo oruana have atntion. These dan.
cero,Is aud malignant dstses reeeiVe ny -. ii
careful and thorough contdSratioh III MI 'l'o''
various forms and cpnditiGs ,,,,r ord
DIR JONAS may be conhlted hy istt9Tf IN, n
his remedies forwarded to ny part OIL 'he'ohi'o
States. A.. = h
Hours OF consultation finn Il. m. 70 ! p.
Sundays from 81. m. to , IN. hoeo y
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gtry HAL, NEW ON rANH
December II, 1EiS. J

Ctrv HhII, NEW 0HIrAHa. !
Tuesday. December II, tEis. J
Tim Council met this day at II O'Clock NJ
III regular acszion
p,cac,a Hon l. w Patton, Mayor pres'd-
H.. and Administrators iehan, th"vall'y.
al,ru Houston, Iaaacson, Marks ana M'aiile-
.Iha ,eaaivg If tho minutes u' the previous
ucc,irg wrrc dispensed with, and they were
approynd ma printed.
recommendations trnm the Mayor nud 3D.
illustrators.
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EDUCATION.
NEW ORLEANS INSTITlrr
SELECT SCHOOL FOR 1--we
Ia5 ..--....... CaIItOpe street.
tBetween Camp and MagaineJ

Annual session Will begin MONDAY. Nos
her t. Academic. Preparatory and PrlmF
CIaeses will be- In charge Of able and exp,
riencad teachsrs. Only n limited lumber o.
pupils will DO received.
For circulars and all necessary inform ation,
apply to
oc2o ~ A. - CHANDLER. prlnelp.
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BLACK MANS
CON MERGIAL COLLEGE,

> Lifts. ~ Institute Day aud evening SOD
Rlons tho entire yepr: elective systorn:, I
branches Of study: daily lsctOres,. gymnasiun
GEerrIse. special care given TO native capacity
disposition. manners. health and morals; non
5sctarian; students free to college. literary ana
debating society. full faculty: large. we'll Won
tJIaled pfudy rooms and MI necessary appara
tue: epeeial Glasses In particular studies. Ia
boys, nj from 81 10 IS per month. -,,.
srIstv HHib. ROTfT,E. Pres'dent4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-03-29
(5rrtiesuns fOtat.)
2otteetes ghteIe bno GpteJer 10
9entH6LAuD.

9eutf@IeuO.
Seit unoenfliden 3eiien iuaren bic
DeutI9en ibrer un~beSdbmbaren 2eiben=
i9oft i'm Gpiele tuesen libel beleumoet
unb f9on Der alte Cactus, Der elm ionft
70 i9mei9elbaftes Bib BON benz beuts
ihen Rational6aratter eHttuirft, be-
merit nit berbem Ea6el, ba6 bic Ger
manen gar bdufia ibr Dab unb Gut, ia
ipgor ibre &IHber unb 5rauen i'm
@lidsipiele einIesen. SeutSutoge 1T
man ~Denisftsns NIT 8e3ns auf bic 5us
lebt eenannten tbeureu 5amilienslie0er
BON ber-alten elite nbaeuihen. NRit
benz SAB uno @ut bineeaen er6ffnen bic
oeutiben 20fterien - uno tuoplgemertt
bic StaatslDtterien - oaidhrli9 els
men Iebr reipeftablen &aHlpt benn fnft
bunoert RiGlDnen Mart ruer6en alIidbrs
lid in ben finf innerbaI5 6es Buns
oesgebietes ffebenoen Stnatslottez
rien benz 3ufan seopfertl Bon bieier
~unae6euren 5umrIe beanfpru9t bic To-
nisli9 id9fI9e Staotslotterie 3O.2OO,s
600 UH., Die preubii9e 29,94O,OOO DR.,
be brounid3ueisii9e $4,000 uno
bic hambursii9e 19,O80,OOO Nart.
ueber bic umidse Der uedlenbursiI9en
2otterie, bic ibriseus iebr unbeoeutsno
iein oirften, it @enoueres ni9t in @r'
fohruns gu brinsen sspeieu. Die @e>
iammt3obl aQer udbrenb zines Sobres
auseesebenen 2otterielooie 6elduft fid
auf 7I5,OOO. Rebmen mir u an, baB
bur9i9Rittli9 nGt Spisler fi@ an eiHeTi
aon3en 2Ooie betbeili9en (uno oieie Nus
nabme ofrfte fih uidt iebr nett BON Der
Birtli9teit entfernen), 10 ersibt fi9.
bnB be beuti9e Station jnbraus iabrein
Elm siemli6 feitftehenbes contingent uDn
5,72O,OOO 2Otterieipielern Guf5umeiieu
hat
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wv bSllt SAbil9Sh1NBtSbh W. Jaw bAN ~
len 8etteylteten unb elauben ste, boB es
70 fiir ale Steile bas 8sife lit. Bus
man Bier nit mir ber bfi9tist, miro man
w,oer nit Gift nod Sc.Dalt erreideu, abe,
man nirb nielletht einen Stanbul her6et'
fl6renr unter benz bic Sa@e ibrer Stride
nur Shuben le en- tann."
sStre Worte bepetIen MIR, baB tie bon
ben Ginrtbtuneen unierer &irde gar feline
&enntriR BADEN, benin iOnft miBtea StG
milf n, baB i6 nur benz Guftras sehorhel
Der ratr bon meinen 8orseiebteu Bu Ibe'I
seucrcen lit uno ca6 id weber h.e Gf,dI
nod baS 8e@t babe, mir ME e eisenG
Wetnuns 81 bilben pber elne Serantwcr'
tung 3u tragen."
Isle finb alio Elm bltnoes Berfseuo
unb sehprhen pbne ue6erIeeunS? Wt'
tunn elm Wann e8 iber ifh ~eeptnnenl
iebem Islbfdnbisen @tGen 1u entiasenlA
vSte ipreden 70, neil sic, IN eitleI
WeltluR befansen, bic Seltetett elmer UNI
b~ebtngfen SineebunS an etnen h6terer
@ttten ntht fennen. Sic pifen niht,
rpelc6 elm @sflhl tnneren Grteoens f@ n6e-
unS uuS9teBtI iocolo MIR uuI Den pcU'
u1utb per3lhtet unb unS nit game: Seel;
@ptt unb Der Rirhe anheim eesebea habeu
Seber etn3elne In Der Welt int unb elaubt
bod, bus er oIein baS &s&te ertunut babe
nur banr, tpeun mir p6ats oarauf uer3ih.
ten, etne sieene Weinuns uro et8ener
8iuen 81 beFssn, itetst bus pa6re Stht
bes @lau6ens an bic unft6lbure Stride In
uns uuf unb erl6ft uns bon benz Bfabe bes
8uetfels unb Der @Ottlofietett."
rGs mag Neniden sebsn,@ eutsepnelt
Rebeeca, rpelae fi& in eiaer iCl6eu Gin
aebuna eIi6lim fuhleu, o6er id 9eb6r'
nidt Az bielen unb i@ reib itAer, baB i'd
nur i'm gprpdrtsrinsen bes Settles elmer
9e6ensyued ertennen fam. G6er ih lufI,
Sebem feline ueber;eusuns, ME i& fur mid
bafelbe GsHt beaniprume. 2afen 81
uns rt4t ldnssr burlber fretten. W6ser
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Gin @elucipebiH, gsumens 9aui

- Sin 8elpcipebif, gsumens 9upib
Stanton, bat pOr elm paar @o6en in
2onbOn bas @aseftid periu9t uno erz
folsrei6 aussefibrt, tauieno ensliide
Meilen auf benz 8pcicle in feds 9a9en
Suridsulesen, inoeB nit Der Stipulation,
baB er MUIR Is Stunben tdsli6 fahren
iuue. Die Sabrt besann nm Nons
tag, ben 25. Sebruar, nm 6 nbr 8
Minuten Roraeus uno enbete am Gam
flag, ben 2. NtdrS, &benbs uul IL ubr
8 Minuten uno 33 Sefunben. stanton
getpartn cine @ette BON 200 Ctr.
- Der beutfde &eihsfanSler muBte
F6 BEL Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm
beutiden &ei9stage nm 8. MdrS tpies
berbolt nieoerieben unb burd @etn
itd1ten. Seine Stimr1e mar 70 f@tpo6,
bas er sr6stentbeils understandable blieb.
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an ietne Httterlthtett du 1ppelliIen. Sie
mar iofort bereit, Srau 0fe6sccl 6rlbIhilu
In i6rem eisenen Basen mad oeren Wob'
nltns brtnsen 3u Iafien, unb icmt mare
eisentli4 ieber 9runb ;u pstterem 8ors
I6reit,n fur ben 4upitutn u6seiAntttsn aes
weIen, menr ntht etn pl6sliher Gumult
bon Der StrlBe Ser Der Sn@e eine gang
meme BenounB eessben Gdtte.
@n eIner Seite be8 Sauies rvar Elm
MenIh auS elmer Der pberen @taeen gum
Geniter htuouSselpruueeu. Der Ofsnbar tn
Der GuFreeune i6er oes 0eilitdIs p6Qia cen
Gopf p~erloren bate unD ouf oteIe WeiIa ~
entpiihsn bottle. Gr par ieooh isur un'
sll6It4 sefuIen uuo Bate notwithstanding
Elm 8ein seiprofen, benin tros Der perjwelf.
lu~nesuc1lten Qnitreneuusen mar es Ism
niHt m6stih 5u eutatehen, ba er ie6esmnl,
renn Ct fh erheben uUlte, nit etnsn,
tihnenben Sameyaenslaut pisbsr au 30
ben liant.
Der aaSituin erfubr bies oles bon
etrem feirer 9sute unb er fah i6 burG
bteIen 8crfo1 beremtiet, pe:tere . ltet'
runsen au treffsn. Der perunsIi6te Sllht
ling nurbe rteoer tn ba5 6aus ee6ro&t
unb ieinetrresen su eineul Arste esiAidt
Damn tpuroe benz eonsen Oienfpsrlonalt
Der 6rau BON GstobaI unb 6ieier lel6f
Der 9efetI ertbetIt, bic BOhnuns niHt 81
iperloEen unb bic Ginsduae blie6en ifrene
bewa@t Srau &sbe,e c &oihi@iIo lieb bsi
Rapttain Granddaughter, bo6 he fiH bereii
halten ul5se, mad ihrem 6auIe suri6yu.
tetren. sic fleibete f1h nit Silfe nel
2ammeriunsfer raid an un5 frat bann in
ben Salpn, mo Der 4aptratn fs errurtett
UNI fs gu einem Rietbs uaeen gu fnhrenl
ben Ct bate fommen lafen. a6sr b2pci
6e6scea buS 9aus Serlaheu fSnnt-, mu&t'
ihr Srau bon Gstobal uoh cine uufresenoj
gene, tneem fe iim ihr III 8u6en mar
! unb ite NIT 56rdnen unb 0eIArei umGett
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Nne bic oll elmer bieier&rmfheiten lei'
ben, tuuIen fi9 0r. SuHter's freien Bur'
trog iber bereur1riu@eu ,8ermeibuns unb
8ehanbIung i9ideH Ioheu. Der
felbe iuir6 unenteeltli1 uerinn6t, susleiG
nit elmer Reibe BON Srosen, bic BON ben
ienigen 8otienteu ~ beontiuOrten fnb,
iueIAe Ratb tuinid)en. Ran a6reFire 81.
6uuter NJ. D., 2ntefi6e BuiIOins, ZIG
GIart StrY Gbicnss. InsGPI4ws
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Die .R5In. 0to.H fhrcibt: SO.

= Die -R6Iu. 8ts." i9rcibt: BiBs
be9ierise 2eier frosen uns, iuie Ses
neien Bapites 5arniliennnme Recci nuss
su1prehea fei: Oh Beef, 8etfi Ober
getiGi? Die leste 6ieier brei 5Ormen
it bieienige, Iuel&e Der italienii6en
Nuslprn@e bes GBOrtes 8ecci m6elinft
aennIl entIpri@t.
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9entI@.9 Gmt. SmaenofrenuD
Die eIeetrtfhe B

1OO0bis 1900 Hbbrhds BON einem ~einsiaen aeibrie
euIare, RreisItfen. &ortenseinHunaen' Rcten &c. her,
lnteuen. :5eSe erItirenoe 9elHdftszSirma, Gornoro.
ton, Dont Shule, &irhe uno on6ere Serninoun.
teHRen 0eto nno 3ett betun @ebrau6 berieIben ipo
Ten. Gin uenes 9ei9dft fur eiRen erfahrenen Sthre
ner m Ieoem OEte 5000 IN @e5raud. Sen6et tueaei
Streuiare une YRuiter. GneraiiGe N9enten berlanat.
SEQ. 8. 8Itb, @eneraisRanaoer.
&taPISRo S0biS2s2 &iHBtezSt.. Gbicaeo, Su
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Gbtfaaeer An,eiaer.
M1nraf.M6r4na.

1aa,l SnereH Sdomeu ni9t bon GpmmiHipus. Sas
men, ms1TSSSSclern, loneern Z eabet Gu@ birect an Saa
GogS, 81 state Str 9ofoIoae freI: SsntSn mi
~ emi,4Bo,4 pi
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STPPRESSfNG 4 BTOGR4PHY.
Mr.. Frothinsham's Life OF Gerrit smith
Why Its Publication was stopped.


During the latter part of last December
the Rev. Octavius Brooks Frothinghams Life
81 Gerrit Smith - was published by Mcssrs Geo.
l.. Putnam's Sons. and ON Friday last that firm
drawn from publication. The reason of the
suppression of the work, which WAS hailed as n
noteworthy and valuable addition to American
biography, is the refusal of the family of Gcrrit
smith TO accept rs history the story. given
o y Mr ,frothingham Of thu great Abb2litiqnisis
to q Times reporter. The stereotype plates
gS aG bSonss 70 MRS Mcr to M 2e
OF Gerrit Smith. who lives in Geneva. by the
terms, of the agreement between Mrs; Miller
AMI the Messrs Putnam. either party had the
right TO withdraw within thirty days. II the
owner of the work wished to stop its publica-
fishers with her desire; and the publishers
could send back the stereotype plntcs whenever
they rhose within tn, period Of time specified.
deal OF time in collecting materials for the
biography He lived for time ut the old home
stead IN Pctcrhoro' and worked slowly. Either
Mrs. Miller or Mr.. John Cochrane. Mr.. Smiths
nephew could have read the manuscript II
either had desired to do SO. As for the facts.
Mr. rockingham says they are unimpeachable.
Gerrit smith was intimately acquainted. he in
sists. with John Browns general plan. OF the
body but Brown himself knew until after
all was over. Mr.. rockingham finds no
SSiiiieully IN explaining smiths denial Of
capture OF the old warrior most OF his
associates He'd to Canada. Gerrit Smith was
AZ Pcterboro. too i'll to leave his home. He had
been suffering from a nervous disorder. and
soon afterward he went to "a private rs ylum near
Utica. where he passed IA month When he left
the asylum the country was still agtnted about
the John Brown raid MIR. Smith denied spe-
officially any knowledge of tho Harpcrs Ferry
matter and his denial was literally true. But
that was merely incidental. and Mr.. Smith had
thorough knowledge of Brown plans in gem
eral,, THIS Is Mr.. FrothinGham's explanation.
Mr. r. u. Sanporn Liic ol Jonn Brown con-
tans statements which support Mr.. Frothing
ham.
Only the first edition Of the Life OF Gerrit
Smith" had boon published, comprising 900
copies. These have nearly all been sold. SO that
the book will become rare within few months
after II was first given into the printers hands.
Mr.. Frothlngham does not know whether or
not Mrs. Miller and Mr.. Cochrane intend to buy
up the copies OF the work cNtant IL is proba-
bic that the public libraries are furnished with
copies which will be Ieaously guarded Mrs.
Miller did not demand the suppression of the
volume until the second week in February.
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COMMODORE vANDERBILIys WILL.
Surrogate Calvin Discouraeinz the Introduce
tion OF Further Medical Testimony.

- =, ,,I = ~. -....I
Dr. BOdenhdmer was recalled 10 the sVahu
in the Vanderbilt will case Yesterday that he
18th, ,.ro, Li ,r,,,r ,os,i,,ony Commo-
''E". .'i'''. i,S i'',".' '''''''
dore Vanderblts malady was hypertrophy OF
the prostate ,,Innd Its tendency IL To affect
,ha s,,i,,', o ,,.'',I .. ,ho ri, I, oco,,s ,io
'"o nihu ~ wen as 'no pouy' ~ "'oV'7 lno
mind by driving lis victim into excesses.
Mr. Lord sought To rcopcn through this Wit
-, a., ,,,,,, ,,,,,o ala -, ,,o,ioI ,oa.i,,,,'.
h'SS 'nV ""oi' "'.o NV" W i''ou'v"i Vs'''hohy
concerning the tominOuorcS ailments and
their effect upon his mind Mr. Clinton OH
,o,,,1 ,,, ,l, ,,.o,,,,J ,in, ,h,, hi 1T.
Ic'''u "il ,h' Erouhu ul" 'U' 'opc hhu hlreahy
been sufficiently and cNhaustivcy dealt with.
The Court informed the contestants counsr
,ho, s,,,, ,,o,tt,,I ,as,;,,,,,.. 1T, ~, ~
''i' S"'h hle''lc"i 'eS'hiohy Woulu not DE nclu
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STEAMBOATS, ana iililroio,.


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Washington Express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily eX-
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Boats ,Brookiyn Annex' connect with all through
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For trans 10 Srwark. Elizabeth, RAILWAY. Princeton
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other paints. ~ee local schedules At all Ticket Onices
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh $50 and 10 ~ " AMI
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and 80 4 VI. 40, H. AMI 1910 =. VI sunday
5olnd $40 VI From Philadelphia. o: O5, 30. 80
10 TO- 10 ~ 80 Vi. 2.lO. t.lO. 5il5 30 30 1910
AMI 10 ~ T. VI sunday, 1uo, $50. $40, 1910. II ~
A. ". $50 aud 10 - l. VI.
Ticket Oncos j26 ant "a Broadway. Aston House.
and loot oi Dcsbro,scs ami Cortiandt sts Court
BROOKLYN ia llH and lis Hudson Iobok-n. Depot
FRANK THOMSON. l.. i. fAllhER
Manager. General PASSENGER AGENT
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Attempted A..a..lna,,on In Montreal.

MONTREAL. March l3.-M 12 o'clock last night
n young man named David carray Catholic. was at.
meSed bN two men on Jacque, Cartier street. who fired
Ntfa mot. at M two Of which took effect one under
~ t.ltt!' lle uun"t elhnling upward and lodging IN
Iy IN ~, "'h' lodged IN IN, leg above the Knee
ldenuy ms asaanut, '""" '''"'''
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ytoal Nutit.s.
CRJE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ERIE RAILwA H.-roREcLosrRE, SALE
Farmers Loan and trust Coinpam pain,i against rio
Erie RAILWAY Company and other. deiendants.-By vr
closure and sale rcnlcrsi aud entered at Special fsra
on The e,c" Sy Of Nd"emseS D. NY ae"S
cknor Curtis. Referee appointed therein 10 sell NIL and
both real, personal. ani MIXED, inc toncd the
complaint in THIS action and mentioned IN the said udE
81 be 10 the planufi the Farmers Loan ana irasi
Srasy ssy NV; Ave G nocs s Ss az
as Ss NsSSu n hs Xxx sss is,s At r.
no III Broadway, in The city VI New YORK. by Bernard
is "' Sdsr or s Sa i s
!" s sas p M Sea r tas TSsys
Hudson river to ani ncludlng We nnal terminus Of The
Newbmrsh Branch from Ncwburyh to the main line and
also all that part Of the railway designated the Buffalo
willie 10 Atuca. IN the state Of New York. and also all
%w Ynr 20 ,s fcpaS IN NE e. s, an
them together win ~ nc lands. tracks, lines. rails
erection. fences, walls hStures. franchises, privileges,
manulactlred or un'nannacnrci materials coal wood,
IN. SAID company, and all tolls. income is,ur and
receive Or recover the same also ali the ss,ae. riis
ute ana Interest terms ami remainder Of terms, iran.
unto the New YorS AND En- kr Tr ar nna
ranv. by he Bdaalo Scw YORK and Ere railroad Com.
COMPANY by ,9c Rochs.ier and Gcncsee Valley Railroad
company; ana by the Long Dock Company also all and
singular the ch1ss IL l7ot. stock bonds book accounts
bins receivable and other evidences OF indebtedness
raehod estates, contracts, aud other property in the
said Judgment mentioned
Given under NV hand az the CITY Of New York this
twenty first day of January. ID 1874
GEORGE rICkNoR CURTIS Referee.
TURNER, LIZ MCCLURE.
Plalnufs Attorneys,
~ Nassau st. New York
The sale Of tho above described property here ofore al
vcrtsed 10 take place Oh the twenty DAY January
lNIS at IL o'clock noon at the Merchants EXCHANGE
SAesronin. Ne Ill Broadway. the city New York
was then ana there adjourned the twenty nth day "
March, ISIS at the same hour and place
GEORGE TICkNOR CURTIS
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The New Pre.,den, of Niagara Falls.


The Democrats Of Niagara Falls last week
elected James Fulton, ESQ proprietor Of the Inter
national Hotel Pre- >icnt ui the Nilla-e The Buffalo
cart,f endorses Fulton A. uncomr oppose, to
NE Ola osNin ana ANArirr which more than lnythins
else have lnhrrcd the prosperity NIAGARA Fails Let
HIM inauguratc the WORK OF reinrm by hansin all the
hac kmen Of the village and grateful public wall rise up
aud call him ble ss,d
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burglars IN /. Sick Man. Hou.e.

nu'siars entered the residence Of Enos Os-
borne, atEighth and Monmouth .tr,.t ,.r,,, ,,,, -,
ssts,,Wniiuay morning and carried away hw,lrv and
nauu At several hundred dollar, Mrs o,hnre
rS"nt H. w NeI sck usi and Hearing noise s,.
nsd 10y snls ana The burglars, becoming