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NEu rORk's rRusr COMPANIES.
Their Condition "a Keportea by Their on
Ger. to the Bank Department

E.f-fTAur Tursr fnup.Nv T...,,..,s -
bo'A' and mortgages. 81 i'oosi 49, real estate, s,s'-
49,. -, = wv W Do -
not. ..,,. .si n,,,.,
r,.,urc,. ,, .ootto-,:.., t,., ,.,,.,.t 49,, go -,
cash. 81 'asi7 80. suaran,,c reserve. ssncoo. due
banks and banker. saioou other liabilities saoo.e "a
eNo'Ns 'l "''''> over h"hlhiies' sl'i'.''"@
real ksrAtr TRusr coSr,Nr -Re~rrr,.- Bonis and
orvsse. si2it'u o. stock Investments s2S2'' loaned
cludinv bills purcha-ed sinio real estate Sr 49, az
cash on iepo.i sis 10 90 cash on hand ss2 ~ .th'r
80 90 'ie,s m"ens totl o. "i s'ai 7,'' -
,.i,. siGsd4i t"ni, sni m,r,l,s, t--ii 4. "l,r
NV ors il,, t>.re,Srr Avn rtr.t c.sr.Sy -H...,
ments At ct s"2lt ,a" - loau'i on coia'ersl- -
,.ato' =. lfGai cash on iero,ii Sic II ~ '.,rned
, ~, sr - ~. - "A ~ - 80 d" makins
W. 'ssh o.i.H surr.n. nlnl s,,.s.i N, 'r,.,,rl,
nrnlt. az. i- A.. ieat.ifa "A tt ~ an MA 80 a.
er"' AZ l sl- W. = ,l.ru""J
s,""' |,'e ln'.'"n'e an9 a,nuS s',oHn'- s,sii- 30.
fani or profits. sii4 ~, t- '' ''''
atc.t - eips74 H. loaned ON colateras Fl giu S., y
s7.aiia7 ca,h on dtfo.it si.~7l ~ YAK ot lt,u
se..d' in,rc.i dnc sud accrued siSsls,- s,cr,cd
~ q M. s ,p,,'l aiaias n tiroc', aedi
lo,.i. >a0i H. accrued. .,6 g. g, 0ts oI t.
81. .tr.ut
FMstp-' Io.S .~n Trr.r Cosr,Sy g>.,.,....- p.rts
AMI rt-les sil ~. ito. Investments 3 49,
i-.i 0, .n e., lateral. : az al a. i'si.i IN r.r
sonll ,eruriiics incuiins hills rurri..i s,ifi ,n.n
ON tern.f Sit- u,a ,,s nu hand q =. . a.. 49,
of market value Of Stock. o,,r cot, s-tas- &c. accrued
u.re., stl nlt a. other assets 50 80 a. mai ins ii
r,suurr,, Of - 5@tGi y insin,. cnIa r,ii M an
cash sln.i,si. surris fund s7un,tg, a.. i,.if. i,,
trust :. non 80, "a general deposit. 49, s "a lni,
accrued ON d, r..t. -, .e,S % taxes rf,d u a., "a
excess NJ assets over lahte- moi inc ludcd II, ,urnn.
flul So Isl 81 " "
NtncASritp Tnrsr tosr.~Y J.se.s--R nds and NOR,
gages SOS aia cI stock Investments At cost 81 sis
7:,- 81 lnnued ON ,olttcrns s4it ,y 20 real .ssf,
sii ii 81 cash ON deposit s;a s-7 ~ cash on hand
so ~i go. accrued interest nrlullur hills r,rri,nbr
s2i AOp1 interest due and NOT collected saO aI5 IL,
,r ,sses "a ~, a. mol inc total n, snr,,s al - IA
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DOCS IN THE GRElT STORM
Although Starving, they Garry Meat given
them TO their Starving Master.

The recent storm upon the plains WIS,
perhaps. the most severe ever known. On the
morning Of the storm. two freightcrs Mr.. James
McDermott and companion. started frpm Camp
soon were lost and became separated. and on
last Saturday Mr. McDermott was found under
the following circumstances: He had wandered
for twelve days. accompanied by two dogs. with
and night. sleeping without shelter or
covering on the cold ground. and had wasted
away to a mere skeleton. To add to his suffer-
lngs. one day he saw near him some COW
attract their attention. and like n shpwrecked
seaman who secs sail approach but before II
comes within hailing distance bears away again
and disappears, no saw them pass from him.
On last Saturday these same cow boys heard q
faint barking or yclping like that OF dogs and,
following the sound. they came to them. The
dogs were also reduced 10 skeletons. and
scarcely had strength 70 stand, being in the last
stages Of starvation. the COW boys threw them
some meat but instead OF eating II themselves,
trembling limbs and tried TO carry il to their
master. And thus he was found. The fact that
the dogs refused to eat the meat given them
although they were dying Of starvation but at
testified h. by men Of unimpeachabe veracity
Mr.. McDermOtt was carried TO Sidney where
he Is under the care Of the Post Surgeon, with
fair prospects OF recovering, although badly
camp near whore they were found. McDermoit
in his weak state talks constantly Of his dogs,
and begs tor them to he brought 10 his heds de,
which wish will be gratihed soon. Many things
long be- remembered. and the stories told around
many q camp fire; but va predict that the one
longest remembered and Oftenrst repeated viii
Dee the story Of the two dogs, who. when dying
with hunger and the food in their mouths, re-
fused 10 eat, but tried to carry IT 20 their starry
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THE ROTTEN WrOMING.
a Letter From One orthe Crew-Human Lives
KeckIessiy Exposed.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sr: take
the opportunity of writing to you about the
United States steamship Wyoming. To the
knowledge OF both the men and officers she is
absolutely rotten and unseawortby. when we
first arrived in port il vas said that three days
repairs IN dry dock would fully 1T Us To- 20 to
llavre. Now they are taking whole planks out
in places under the water line. and assure YOU
they are ncgecting other places fully rs bad. Ii
is n shame to see tho manner in which they are
hnrrying up things. SO that few Of the officers
who are bent on going across whether she sinks
or floats may stand a chance of seeing the EX-
position.
believe that this ship has only forty tons Of
cargo ON board, which could be sent by steamer
for $50. Instead Of that they put ship in COM
mission and order about ten extra officers to
hor-mOre than she would be allowed IL fitting
out for "A cruise on station. We also carried
ont about half n dozen Of Commissioners MS we
supposed; anyway they wore citizens dress.
Alter the severe northwc wind which we en-
cOuntered. we rather think that they will prefer
10 remain ON shore hereafter or pay their way
on mail boat. In the gale which we encoun-
tered both men and officers were under tho
livcliest apprehension that her bows would
drop ont OF her J assure you that We are all
very glad that we have arrived safe in this port
without a repetition OF the Huron disaster.
Very respectfully
SEAMAN on BOARD THE WYOMING.
Brooklyn NAVY YARD. March 80.
i. S.-Wo have used about $50 tons of coal
since we went into commission, AT about $40 a
ton. to take across forty tons OF cargo.
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carr JEErFRs's CASE
Reform Utterly Out OF Qucsiiou While the
Naval King Rules.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-lhe article IN
Tur St-S ~ March . r,lntfn, Il, rho urnp,o,ion
,....', a.. 49,. = :, =, -. w.
"' nav" s'eNIiou'H sever" Il"hs OF "p't-
motion in this eitv Sine. then n sncoud u,odi.
- -, -, 80 ~ -. -,
'hl survey HAS h''h ''ld on 'ap'' J'H'Is' Like
the first. 1t has resulted Ia his discontinue.
,h,,u,,h his s,,u,i,u. .l,,it,, INNS, INV, h,,r M
-, .. ,, - y" ~"
NV'"'u pV surgeons ihlluehceu moro ny per
sonal mot than strict adherence 10 duty.
Tho medical N floors oomrosiu, tLr b,nrI cnui1
no, fai a. rnti,,, th. erit,i,I cnrl;,i,n - ~,
nsrirant - t hi,pr rsn v'.ry nr ~ ~ W.
nnvv who i,nn,S C,,f LII rs rar,i.,,ia,lv 49,.
vhc have smiled Win him vii t.stifv To- XIX
nhvsicni Observation-Disclosures Tor rron,n,icn N,var
ihelrss a minority of medical men have been
fn,i T., 49,, l,,,,,,, D. =, a., g., 49, 4, ,hie
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Interesting 90 Hebrew Bu.lae., Men.

An important case has arisen in the Mu-
nicip4l Court in Portland. Mr. David Miriam
raigned for keeping open shop on the Lords
day. Mr.. Miranda keeps cigar store in Con-
the habit Of opening his shop on sunday morn
ing and doing business all day. He closes on
Saturday and observes that day ms his SUNDAY,
closed his place several times. but after n while
he refused to be so disturbed unless compelled
may be brought to trial for test ease. II is I'M
dorstood that his counsel will rest his case upon
Sec. %. chap. ia of the Revised Statutes, which
reads hs follows:
No pcr.on consclenously believing that the seventh
day Of the week ought 10 be observed ms the sabbath ami
actually rctrainng from secular business aud labor on
that day shall he ahc 10 said penalties for dong such
business labor the irst day Of the week he does
not disturb other persons
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ANTtIONY-w1LnER In Boston March a. hy the
Rev Edward Everett Hale. Edgar ". Anthony oi New
YORK 60 clara ID. Wilder. only daughter VI col Charles
" wilder
BRv NnAGE-tfsHBACK In Washington n {. on
March ~ Mr. J. Smith Brundlst Of Mclross ohio. TO
Miss FANNIE NJ Fishhack. DAUGHTER OF Col James VI Fish
back of the Tf,n~ur Department
GEiGER-SQUlER March ~. hy the Rev \ T. smith
Frederick G. Gtiecr OF Newark Josie ID. squcr Plain.
field.
MET.,-LANE AT white Plains on july H. 1877 by
the Rev. Dr. ; Britain George de Mets Antwerp.
Belgium t. Malvna A. Lane. daughter ci Malthy q. Lane
Of New York city
TALLMAN- BROADMEADOW.- Wednc-iay March
~ al shrewsbury, j.. bv the Rev 7 Wilson stephen
:. 1nlhnau TO- Martha Rrolimt adow.
MALks-COOPER-N -. hy the Rev. GEORGE II
Hcrworth James wales To claudia " cooper. dAugh-
ter ct the late EdwinJ Cooper
WlLklNS-KALk AMER March ~ hy the Rev Wi.
liam Lloyd. JamcsW Mtlkiusto Mr.. Auua kalkaui,r r.
daughter oi the late Safuu, Lockwood.
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The Mystery OF Seven skeletons.

A cave has been discovered on the farm Of
Mr. Henry OBricn OF Lyon county, Ky The cave II IN
the hgh bluns that overlook the Tennessee river Mr.
OBnon aud In ncghbors explored II the other dav and
they Mortified Ia nnd Sven skeletons tenanting the
knees Judging from their SUR ounngs, and the tact
that the mouth Of the room in which they found
had been almost entirely obsirnced nv debris, which
must have been years N accommodating II j. urnha
bic that tlc bones those ~ early nhorgiues
Of the ONO aud Tennessee valleys The appearance OF
two o the skeletons would indicate that tcatul tragedy
had been enacted in the gloomy of this suhtcrr
mean cavern one OF them lies across the other and
the buuy fingers o both hands Vet clutch the throat
the supposed victim The walls Oi the IN which the
skeletons were discovered are smooth as II they had
been finished with chiscl Outside ni the bones
Nvsge thing that would Indicate that the cave had
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SHELBYvIILE. Ind. March 2S-Mrs. Jane
Higgins recently sued for divorce from WIN Higgins
untll lately merchant aud magistrate in Marietta hut
now rcsiicnt II this place Her iathermaw Samuel
hWsins has made himself an active partisan OF the hus
band since the commence ncn NJ the suit. ard Ms His
gins alleges has been grossly sAnderiur her order
defeat her application Tor alinony Mrs Higgins this
evening quietly borrowed buggy whip. went inOh "a
loon in which the old man nlggns standing. took
HIM by the beard, ard began To hclahor hun the
energetic manner Hc made little Resistance. ana
was severely punished before the bystanders crcrcd
The iaiher IS well known farmer of tins county
AWured Methodist preacher and extensively connected
lie is serving Juror the regular panel Tor this
of court The sympaihes OF the public urcidcdY
with Mrs Higgins and. although the hOsging was done
III the most public manner no ono has nled complaint
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Robert Emmet.

When my country takes her place among
epltnph be written" ROHtu EHMtr
The above memorable words uttered by Iuhnd's
greatest patriot, have enshrn'd hun not only The
hearts az his courNmen hut ~ that oi every whose
breast throhs with the impulse NJ liberty.
NOW that the recent celebration o the centennial ami
versary nf his birth has awakened the worlds interest Ia
the thrilling lite, pathetic love, and ragical death o the
hraVcs of Erin, deem 1t pleasure. well
duty toward the hundred, ol thousand, of admirers
ot Robert Emmett "a inform thcm that stor, based on
the dramatic aud romantic episodes Of the life Of this
sublime hero entitled Robert Emmett, or, True Irish
Hearts, by Dennis DSulliVan, author Of Eileen
AlAma.n Ac &c is row running In the columns Of the
Asr fpk Fanny sony Paper which sale by all ne VIZ
deUlvTH-Adr.
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Cut Out by his own SON.

RUsHy1LLE. Mar pa rather novel wedding
was soriu1Nd IN our county clerks unicc yesterday
evening. Charles lHrak aMraiihy farmer living near
'ilu- station, m thts county. and whose locks have
wthsiood the ASSAULT oi seventy winters wooel and as
he supposed son the heart aud hand at Miss Mary
Morris, nighhOring lady whose golden have
been tanned hN the 'euue brocNcs Of eighteen summers
lie proposed, accepted ana Yesterday murmns the
wing, III love waited him into The clerks office, whore
he obtained the necessary hcense He startcd home
with light heart aud smiling countennncc Hut aas
Durng his absence one at his visited the tickle
maiden and vigorously besicgcd the citadel ~ her
affections that size surrendered. jumped into vehicle
with him drove To town by creuiious ro'" ami thtr
hearts were beating ~ unison As husband ami we be
fore the old man reached home. large crowd wit
Ssrd the ceremony II ~ said that the old gentleman
when he discovered the true state VI AFFAIRS opened his
mouth and blarphemed.
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The Rev. Father o'Ke,my'. Life of r,u. ux

Lrits ftTl fans1l Sirfp Sre,fv ,sier Piu ~
o'f Hoe Pr,'e't ~ me PrupHriala.
REVEREND SIR: Various circumstances have
prevented me- from acknowledging before tins the receipt
Of two beautiful copies Of the work published bv YOU
under the utlc OF A Lite Of Pius IX now make il
my duty 10 inform you that when presented az the
proper time 20 his Holiness Plus IN Of blessed memory
rc volume destined for him. together with the letter
which accompanied H. hs Holiness received them with
true subtraction. granting In return with nll his
heart the Apostolic Boncdicuen while making this
known TO You, reverend sir | ohcr Nnu my Warmrst
thanks for the volume kindly presented To myself and
pray our Lord o. h"stow on you every blessing.
fuut Reverence most Afcctonatc,
JoHN CARDINAL SNkokI Project
J u AcSCzzi. secretary
The Rev lFRStEn ORFiLtY
koNi. IRON the Propaganda March ~, 1873.
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OHING SI9S.OOO.
The Special Prayer Rend In - Heavily OPP
pressed Hrookiyn Church.

st. AIMS Church, on Brooklyn Heights,
owes si3s 900. Strong efforts 10 pay it are being
made. and Dr. schenck has prepare spcein
prayer to he read MS part IF tho service. 1t
was repeated Yesterday. as follows:
God. Holy Ghost sanciincr OF the faithful grant unto
Us. Thy servants. that most excellent gilt u chHrtN
which shall move IN ~ DO ard uhrg such iufs Ne SHAH
promote Thy kingdom aud glory earth And specially
DO we desire vt Thee - Hlcssrd Jcsrs who hath taught
rs thnt W Should owe no man ANYTHING Tut 10 love one
anolhcr. that Thou wit Urunnt cur congregation T. dc
wise liberal things In the cnurt now hcins made ~ We
Itrgc. We hescech Thee, the liberal at heart
lpn,e those, We pray Thee who bound w In
wnrldltncss, ard enable them rHrtahc ut Thy
nee sintiL Put II in the hearts vt nll to praN and
10 NiNc even ~ they desire pardon aud the uit
eternal me-. May all whit uyun rhcc aud work
thy emu cl nui give 90 Thy Prosper Thuu col
NE WORK Of our hands aud il tc begun. continued
Mhd ended ~ Thee And wilt Thou ie please. Ia bless all
tit T. at mId III our pni! Tor tlr welfare nf souls
ani Tor the honor and gof, OF .,ir Ma ser viii Tluu
accent our sacrifices Of praise and trnvcr accompany
the preaching Of the Word with IN, demon s'rtiun at
spirit crown with the ofnrs that IRE being
made in behalf ui little children sud Two suffering moor
nni above all we pray that sinners i' converted
unto Gm aud that ti,rc may be- great Quck.nrg It
the religious lie NJ the congregation aud heightened
- al impaired To- all among who profess aud cali 'urln
name Of Jesus CHRIST our saviour Amen.
4 meeting is 10 BE- held in the chapel this oven
ing to devise WAYS Of raising the debt which
must I've paid within six weeks. else mortgage
will he fOrCcOscd.
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An Indian oner,ng to sen "a White Girl.

ifINNh
Lntely n brute of a Pawnee Indian attempted
10 sell a white pir IN Arkansas Guy she Was onN ten
years ami NJ she could talk hut little English the
Presumption Is great that she has been among uo In.
dams Tor many years The Indian sari that re bought
her OF Cheyenne Tor two ponies The wnll was prul
bly, snached from the hOson NJ it, tomahawkcd mother
the Nebraska frontier There are several white wo
men rls, aud children held IN captivity nv the sHvaPes
that known o. and II reasonable tO presume that
there many not known Of IL would De only humane
Tor the Government " compel surrender VI all these
capuYeA
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EX.-tiov 1ildcn seems 10 Ice as unpopular
with the tile-bg men of the Democratic party
~ ne VAS two or tlr"n years ago hefure rceeiV-
Ing the nomination for the Presidency. They
have all burn Interviewed and regardless OF
expense they all agree that 7 ildcn won't do for
tLo nrNt run. and some of them appear entirely
ohlivious OF the fact that II wis 1iden and his
platform and thoroughly admirable campaign
that pulled them into Congress. where they are
rafting around In places "a great deaf too large
for them, II is quite probable that Mr.. Tillsn
may not be the candidate m 1850 but 1t will be-
very lucky thing II tho Democracy can gct a.
good a candidate in every respect.
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LoNDoN, March 2t-I understand that tho de-
ciso OF te Iour Of Inquiry ~ the matter OF the Malta
scandal ~ before the Duke OF Cambridge runsilcra-
ton lts most unfortunate that the Duke Of Edinburgh
lar ntrr"red in this deporahc behalf at his
eqnerry Nj MOnson "a brother OF Lord Monsoon as IN
send Lieut. stevenson challenge, which that ofccr at
nrSt respectfully declined and subsequently accented
though no meeting actually took place The Whitehall
R0ier critces the conduct Of all concerned Much OF
the correspondence between Lieut. Stevenson and the
nmkc b NkeN 10 see lght IN The cnlnmns Tho h.rt
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,rNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
'fTNT.NT 7 ~ Mn NM
AND NlIhD IN - " ~. ROUTE


AND UNITED STATES All ROUTE
On ant after Nov. ~ 1871
trains leave New York. via Dcsbroses ami Cortland
SIS. Ferries. a. follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached, A NJ q and SBD
T. VI daily.
FOR Milham-port Lock Haven Cory ani Ere. at ~
y NJ. connecting at CORY tor utusvillc Petroleum
Centre, and the on Regions For Wtiam-port aud
Lock Haven. "a. VI.
Tor Baltimore, Washington. and the south Limited
Washington Express ~ Pullman Paror Gar. daily cx.
cent sunday, pBO A. VI arrive Wa>hingiou 1.IOP VI,
keg"ar AT 20 A. NJ. l. O3J. and . 4 sunday $50
and - T. NJ
TXprcssio Philadelphia. - s2n p..tD LinedJ II
4 NJ. l. T. .. q, bbl. I 80 Aud q T. VI. sunday. . A.
VI. ., q 9 8! :, sJo.and ~ ". IMMIGRANT ant second
cia.s. T. NJ
boats oi BROOKLYN Annex" connect with all through
trains Jcr<cy CIV anordng speedy and direct trans
ter for Bruoklyn travel
Tor trains 10 N,wark Elizabeth Railway. Prince ton,
Trenton, Perth Amhoy. Pennington Belvidcre aid
other points ee local schedules az an Ticket ON
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh q - and 10 ~ A. and
1u2lP T.. VI. daily, 100 AMI G.sJ + n daily. eN-
cent Monday. From Washington and BALTIMORE ~
aud . 40 A. NJ. 4.lu 10. AMI 10 10 sunday
6aoaui $40 A VI From Philadelphia 3 %. 80. . -.
1Uiu 10 49, II 5oA VI. 10 10 B 10. % 4 - 1910.
amt 10 - T.. NJ. sunday. j.OS 60 o. - ~, ll.bD
A NJ, e. -. aud 10 ~ T.. VI
Ticket Offices. i96 amt "a Broadway Astnr House.
and loot Of DrshrOsscs AMI CUrandt SIS Court st.,
BrookN IA llS. AMI iis Hudson st lohOkcn. Depot
JCrry CITY kmgrant neketO once Batter lace.
FRANK THOMSON. l. FARMER.
General General Passenger Atrut
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Murder Confessed on Deathbed.


About Fifty years ago n Mr.. Isaac Blake.
brother oi GDOrre Blake Esq now living IN Atkinson,
Me, was returning from mn To New lirunswlck where
$3.50 mostly in rnd lie stamped M Bangor u day ur
two and then started ON iou tor Atkinson lodging the
nrst nrht In tavern about nine miles north In what
now Glrnhurn lie was never seen or heard tram after
ward hut II WAS the general oplnun that lac
drrcd llc other day man. near - years ut aye,
has lived Ia Milo about forty years taken SICK and
finding that he could not live, called m nlphh0r and
confessed that he WA! concerned. with two others
the murder OF Mr.. Blake In Glcnburu
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WhifTpEti S STAK i,JlwNlIIyn rrvyRpoot.
STEAMBOATS, ano aallruaos.

ALBANY EVENING BOATS People Line
n leave Pier A. North River every week daN alarm
tor Albany and all points North and West brooklyn
passengers tran.ierr,d free by " Annex " boats
INOH TROY aul an point. Norili and West take Ctti
II lcns line. new and magnificent steamers Pier ~
n r. loot uf Leroy dntlN except Saturday. HtH a.
Through tickets at Dslls Express ga broadway.
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saeo.o 900 CAsnIN PRIZES.

THIRD GRAND DRAINING
COMMONWEALTH DlSrklRl ilON co,
In the city NJ Louisville. Ky. April 81 1874 money
reiunied under the SUPERVISION of Il e Mintcr .uih
Treas Nv ten Harms frcs Mexican 1ranspur, zion
Co and other prominent cuHrns St2lu' will be- dis
trihuied from the rHpiia prizes ~ tF"p s2len snUp
SAp down tu Slp Tickets, SO; halves. a.. quarters
- 90 Address orders ur ticket. Information Com
monwcalth Distribution Co, Courier journal Building
Louisville, Ky az n PORTER 4 co.
Eastern Agents, | Ut broadway, y. Y
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seal

RANKS RREt k-lufcu in lots that viii treble ~
- NHluo sAp aud upward 'teaui and horse good
h.u.e harn-, Aud stables. chr APP suitable for DAIRY.
LILLY, 49, Broadway bookstorr or box y. Hlrmdac.
/.
omar corner. I stories and cellar three .toics n
u room, over. excellent fer restaurant ami ln Mos
Wurl divide Also Other cheap places "a Liaf variety
JANIS rRiDf. 2u' liul,rm It.
House and four or more lots, also -mun iarn Of
Vl-ht arrc- AT winfield IONl sAUl ale
on easy terms Inquire Of JOHN ANDREWS, ~ Court II.
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Susintss 1otltts.


Tho female millennium appears to he dawning. There
arr w~ne doctors clerks aud iur, men, aud soon there
will be- women lave Before uey attempt 10 speak
mouths which destined TO complete their success
orators.
Female LAWYERS will stick to their clients, like sPALD
INGS GLUE 10 wopl
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That life,givng preparation. fhllips's =" Pal
table Cod Liver on ~ combination with lnos pho M
milne All druggists Depot, Plat sL-A.iA
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DyeInu aud tIcnninw.-The Sew York Dvenr and
Printing Establishment aten Island. Onicr. ~. Duane
st. ~. BrAdwn, Giu0 9Th Ncw York les Pierre pont
st, BROOKLYN. Established % years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-01

Burke's Hats nrc the hest. Fine silk Hat,
g. give BuRkE call pa Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-01

Pomcroy's Wire frnmc with oscilaung pads for
rupture /, lisht. easy. AMI durable 746 Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-01

on and alter Nov. u. 1871
TNrrcss Trains leave New York. Wa nc shrosses AMI
Coruandt sis. Ferries as follows.
81 - $3.50 Amtsd, ~ \ A. =. o q. bpi :. S.bl.
= VI.
Boat. "BrooSiyn Annex" CONNECT with al through
trains at Jer-y civ affordins speedy ant di.ccf
trans tr Tor hrnnNivu travel
Returning trans leave Philadelphia ~ ~, :. 7t +
fu ant II 4 VI. liimtsd eNriHst o. l. VI ,. 4,
N. :. ail .A4 T. VI ami - midnight GA sun iay,
.u. 3 -, :. =. s.pA g. a'r ,au' - mcknight
lttVto1tc~ i,i ami "a Broadway. No Aston Npu~e,
ami ivut ct p'-hru--e- aui O'itAuIt st., Court
and Brooklyn AuueN depot foot 90 Fulton st hrYuklyn;
iif. liu ANT lis HUDSON 81. HON Acu, pot Jersey
'ln. tMi- RANT ucset Office. Battet) place
FRANK fitprspN l. T. FARMER
ncucral Manage. G'u4 Passenger A-rut