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upon this. OF course the position OF Health
Officer would be Of far more value in a political
view than Bank Superintendent. But unfor-
tunately for them the Governor too has very
S S%ons qsn e s G%tf''tSSs s o Ss
time that i rotated into tho hands OF the De-,
mocracy. II In probable that he will soon tend In
a nomination for Bank superintendent and II Ia
IL not likely that the Senate will reject him and
after his confirmation the Governor will. very
Health Oficer who may be- Dr. Flint, and who So
may not. though shrcwd guessers predict that
it will. But this may be based on the known
in the State for the place. Should the Senate
reject this nomination. then II VIII be plain that
pubs BY Dr. & DE-
faut OF an agreement between the Governor
and the Senate. When i comes TO that. YOU
fur fly in certain quarter Just who will be
hurt am not at liberty at present to say.
start on on tuesday with the question. Of canal
Si tS Sd oo on e of Jurors s the act
other measures affecting New. York city, II is
also s.ypected that the Committee on Privileges
pc ars against Of pnr %
In tho case OF the. former 1t j. believed that
Duell will be seated. M he ia q Rcpublic9n. and
aud Purdy however. the situation ia different
Both are Democrats, and of tho two Purdy is
last Legislature. in which he was very popu-
lar. The old members. therefore, feel kindly
toward him, and there il no doubt that II a vote
was to be taken in the House without any
port from tho committee, Purdy would retain
his seat by large majority. And oven in the
committee there Is strong division Of
opinion. At meeting last Thursday evening
six members being present there was y tie vote
on n motion TO award the sent to Purdy, Messrs
Terry, Kern. and Piper voting aye and Messrs
Fish. Prescott. and Strack voting no-two Re
publicans and one Democrat OH each side. Mr..
Graham, the other member. will probably b.
here this week. and tacn a report will be made,
hut II IL not likely to 10 "a unanimous one. and
in n fight in tho House. should the Republicans
be divided. Purdy will unlucstionably have the
best Of II. Tho case of Father Dan Bradley Of
Brooklyn. against John VI. CLANCY Of the First
District. will be opened on Wednesday or
Thursday. and after that will be taken up the
case of Foley against Bcrrigan. in the First Dis
trit.t of New York city
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RIDDING STREETS or SNOW.
sundays w ork on the BiE dob In Broadwpy
nno Llsewhere Dawn Town.

The work Of Kidding the streets Of snow
was carried on yesterday by the employees Of
the city and Of several railroad companies
Four hundred men and 5iO carts. under the
direction Of Deputy George Plunkett assisted
10y Capt. Hedden and Roundsman Stevenson u
the Street Cleaning Department. were employed
by the city. The men were distributed in squads
at intervals along Broadway. from South to
Thirty-siNth street and In Fulton Wall. South
CnrtMndt aud DEFY streets. la each ward also "a
section OF men were sent To- open all the sewer
entrances. To- guard against the npoding Of the
streets In the event Of sudden thaw. The
prOgress made 10y the men wds very sat siactOry
and up to q O'clock 5000 loads Of snow had
boon thrown into the rivers. After O'Clock thu
lnbur WAS continued until midnight by $50 men.
Police Commss ioner Nichols visited the differ
cnt places where they We're engaged during the
day and evening.
The Belt Line railroad Company had So men.
10 rurts. and trucks clraring Front and Water
streets between Whitehall aud Roosevelt. The
day after the storm this company placed $50
men on their line, and sine" then have had
rom 30 Ia 60 engaged day and night In remov-
iag the snow. This course viii be continued
uhtlltneirtrhrks and N" narrow streets through
and trucks were employed by the Blocker
su Get line IN cArt.ng snow from Ann and Beck
man streets yesterday md last night. AMI they
viii hc kept unremittngly NJ work until the
streets are open. This company has also -
men and large FIAT cars CARRYING the snow
from Twenty third street. In Carnine street
the Sixth Avenue Company Is employing the
street from Broadway 10 Washington street WIS
cleared by the Ninth avenue linz Yesterday. NJ
was Chambers street between Church and Col
lege place by the Eighth Avenue Company.
Church street between Vesey and Ch9mbers
ncr by thr sixth Avenue Companv' but il il in a
bud condition, ms in many places II would be
imposs BILE Tor a loaded truck 10 pnss a car
The broadway and Seventh Avenue Company
had 100 men carving away the snow IN Broad-
way. Greene street, aud College aud Park places.
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DIhi,.

BoGGs ON Saturday. Icb =, ancr lingering Illness
Cant and eNAlierman Walter ID G. Boggs, IN the SD
year Of his axe.
Relatives aud friends ~ tho family also the mem.
hers OF The forntnd' Lodge, 30 10. + AMI A " and
Nassau CHAPTER respectfully invited a. attend the
funeral on Wednesday Feb at2i, T. NJ, from his late
residence. ~ Clinton aV. BROOKLYN
RiNNS In his 59th year Isaac Buns at his late 81
dcncc. 80 Hudson Il
Notce of funeral hereafter.
BrRu AIS Florence l~mcc. only daughter Of John
) and Jessie Bar ans. AGED about yrnr-
Funeral service VIII take place On Monday Feb 4 At
~ ~ NJ at the resi-. uf her ftIful-. We stird.
j. rrain. leave New ors at 10 10 and II 80 Kings
Ton nancrs rlease copy.
RrfLhR-satuiday, f.. =. Eliza A, wife Of Charles
Butter. ESQ
The H, rA services viii he held at the church u tho
Covenant. fark aui ;,ti Tue day, Feb o. AZ
II 4 NJ Relatives ana friends requested To attc nj
without IN tier invitation Friends are kindly requested
not u s,nd hnwrrs
FoLEY-on saturday, Feb. ., Daniel Foley, aged 80
yesrs
Re ana friends respectfully invited to attend
the un. Al tins dav from the residence NJ his brother.
Michael. Aib East sd St. - o'clock. thence "a ~
ST hens Church 18th ST. where requiem mass will be
offered tor the rcpose VI his SOUL thence 10 calvary
Cemetery
SlMONDS ON the NJ inst of s'ion NJ the lungs
Frank. Youngest child oi John = aud kltr simnnds
Funeral rviccs AT the residence n his pnrehts 3S2
l7ti 1t, South Bruokyn. on Tuesday, f,b .. At -
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RUsSII's NEW CONsTITUTION.
Modert korrs Propossi 10 Make "a Senate OF
The Council OF the Empirr.

Sr. PETERSBURG. Jan. s.-Wc are about to
obtain Constitution. IN aristocratc one. They
even say that It will be promulgated in March
surprising that the war will bc closed by that
time II We had no nobcmcn We would fetch
them from Wnrinnruans. hut we have plenty
Of princes. descending from lurik. and even
Nv I've iAnil which are become simple peas
ants (odHodir1rtfD. wnnd r myself why Tho
Travel into thu Land Of the Roublcs. hva French
into English; il is full OF very interesting rev
Citations.
The late Baron Modert Korf the Chief
OF the Second Section Of the Emprrur's
Chanwllery, was intrnsted with the PRODUCTION
Of II Constitution. His project il 10 make a
Senate of the Council Of the Empire. and To
elect as Deputies only those who finished their
studies in high schools
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ENDING THE CIGAR STRIKE.
NEITHER PiRTY CONCEDING IT'S Sur
RENDER OrTRIGHT.
Cigarmakers Rcsumina w ,rk. but the Relief
Committee sem Assisting the Needy-tsood
Workmen to Find Employment In any Event

Ciaarmnkers Rcsumina w ,rk, but the Relief
Committee sem Assisting the Needy-tsood
workmen TO Find Employment In any Event
The striking cigarmakers are rcsuming
work " Has tho cigarmakers strike failod?"
was asked OF one Of the officers of the Strikers
Central Committee on Saturday. :" II has not
failed. but there has boon a compromise" was
the reply. Nearly all OF tho strikers. except
the delegates to the Central Committee. have
gone to work on condition that the employers
discharge the non-union men who had been
employed to take the places Of the strikers; but
we have not succeeded In obtaining the adj
vanced rate OF wages which We demanded. The
people who have resumed work stpulate to
make cigars at the old rates. which are not
enough to afford them decent living"
The Strikers Central Committee have discon-
tinued their daily meetings. but they meet
twice week. subcommittee Of ten are al
work perfccting the reorganization Of the b.
heinian. German and English unions, now
tho new Amagamated Cigarmakers' Union;
i was expected that the. Amalgamated
inst. but two weeks more will be required TO
perfect the organization. In the mean time the
S Sns G'a lhc drSeion s oosSs namea
officers. who have been given authority: A.
s;trssser President: Mary nausler, Vice, fresi-
Financial Secretary; A. Hawell. J. Frcimuth.
and A. Young. Corresponding Secretaries.
Until the HmalEamated union is perfected,
and perhaps for longer period Of time, the re-
lief committee will continue to assist needy
families who have been impoverished by tho
strike. Tho number OF families asking aid
during the past week has boen small. Only 50
families. comprising 205 persons. have been as
sisted
DO any OF the employers make stipulations
that the men who 60 to work shall renounce the
unionP inquired the reporter.
The reply was: " The employers don't seem
TO care whether their hands belong to the union
or not. The poor quality OF the work done by
tho people who were employed to take the
places OF the strikers has discouraged the en-
plOyers. and they are glad to gettheir old hands
back again without asking whether they are
union members. II II a matter OF self interest
with the employers to get hands who will make
good cigars 80 that customers will not be lost"
A manufacturer said The great strike. In
which over $1,000 persons wore once engaged
has completely ii2Zlcd out. The strikers have
nearly all resumed work at the old rnte Of
wages. We don't recognize the union. II tho
cigarmakers want to maintain union for their
own amusement we don't care. IL doesn't AZ
f,'ct US rs long rs we do not acccde to any OF
their demands. We do not intend to dismiss
good hands because they worked for us In the
places OF the strikers. OF course. we cannot af-
ford to keep people who do not make good ci-
gars even II they should work at half price,"
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FKBRuiRIrs FIRST WEEK.
What IL Briuas to New York In the Way of
theatrical Entertainments.


Mr.. Edwin Booth will this week play
D,cI.lie, a s.n,i.bis,orlc r6la in which NJ. /.
"' ,'"'," 49, :" w. Nv ~
Justly eminent How'll hardly create In i SO pro
found an impression az hrs been made hy his
H,rricrio. in the POOLS Ilevenger during tho
pns. week. On Friday night Zee WAS recalled at
the close OF his performance four times. and 80
great was the excitement thatthe spectators rose
"nu 'nc'1'u "ini' Oh "eN' o"'uinNS n'E"' w
VIII appear hs frH1""o' IN tanning Inc
Shrpv and ms ShvlOck in ." The Merchant OF
Venice"
Mr. John T Raymond closed his season ut the
Park on Saturday ninht Risks" was not "A
- -. NJ nt,.,, a., .',,,I, -,
p.pn"n success 10 h'su' III" '""u"S OF
pany OF the house. and that charming ac-
80 IN ~. r,i - - A. - Al.
uess; Ni'e pu souIu' VINO re'oh"' "a'' MT
in Won NJ Last, VIII appear.
The Courier Of Lyons" has proved TO be of
sro1,i,nt r,orit N retain the boards NJ m.
sum ,'n' H'ei" ~ 'V''''' ''io N'"'"s ~ Nn'
broadway ior another week. and to- n ght il will
T., preceded 10y sketch called hel,ns Ba-
birs. IN which Two clever Children VIII enact
th. nahS r)i,ss mr., ,,,
also be plnyeSb for SIX nights more It e 70 be
Reference 70 the Union Squarc Theatre il
hardly called Tor. Celebrated Case mas met
WIN popular acccpttnre as so ably conceived
and ninety pr,r-nlHi u story deserves. hnd II
VIII pr9hahly DE- N" only ana suiti'i-nt aurae-
u,n al tiHr hgus Ior lymS t,nr !" ,on";
MI S'iih ~. 1"'iH' W. 'ii'ih,,Ht, 'y5Ii 'Nlhh
opens q season ton gut ~ tue fdrk IN atre.
Bro9kiyn. ia ms adnlrtbie mperson1ton 81
,deo f'Wnu""r IN me trlcket on th' HeHrth
Mr owehHs enlargement y loI one W"'k onlN
MISS Rose Evuhse appearing az me fhtk hrAt
week. u pay snort enlargement Duiorc going
10 NV or"hhs' ...,,
GA IN" same evening ,ht ms lavnrlN actress
appears IN bIophyh. MlsS Nlaru MoIris '"Ih's
10 N" DrpWiW,hy, huNlnS NJ r'nt.cr ~ d new
version OF J"hN LSr.' ~ th'r'etihE 70
Know mat durlhS u -! 81 az lilh nous" sue Wll
appear ~ arLe, rpl" 10 with , sue won mo
sruler M uon' Ealu"ps ~ i"s, rt', ~,
pt1se Wheh IL wis orlElhaly uohe uhuer MI
DIV - a, 80, o., Nit.te,, ca.i
frrsh pls nre onercu az Ntolo utru"h anu
ne Bowrry IhrlLre bl-nlshi. A. uis lorlher
m brnulI VI Hnu ai,i,E itsn Ihiil'
Inc ie'p DhN or, nnnp ' , b,''l. ST.
VIII ue 'hh 'el' wv .o'i pnnS ~" ~ ~ u' M
y strong " iuuin- ar. ohihuri iI'INy; hr' q
a. hsis' Mss 10 rI q tI nnu Ntn" s"r1Iln w.
1he RoWrY a.. H. ~ n,'Is'ns ~ iusS
LS.lhH 'Ili' ~ -, W 70 ~ Nv a @ ",'
"nrnrs, payer, anu IN this rh''tihg urhinn ciah-
nor i"Il " Hnpi'9s 'Ho e"s' e'Hoio WI" MS
IiirhT' ~. M. r, - 1,h - OIL,
II II ShlH my Nv. iA.l'S' "n',n "n99 ~,
irA va 81 .vn " I, rbtr w ~ EN- s,
~ D" prouu 'eI ~ bVoln = iIe9,'t 1E ,nI sa.ii'
management uha' pres'n'eu II 10 Nhe poruoh
punlt' - i ii,.,,. o,,.,oin,,,, ia -
prle!it am hlr,oi,nus ehrn,llnn,ef, ~ -,
i.l,u ~ N" ur"uuh OPHrh il"us" ny N'''lii" ~. ,
lolly Ir9uhNj Muc, Eih' - ,9n"u Mno p'.Ss
Lle pAti on Id~bu"n tu, III a n' i,u"oSo III y ~"
WOOD, ms tc"o.ne u EtH"a inn"t,,te' On rr'-
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Overpaid Judges.


Tho necessity for new judicial appoint
mcnt under the Federal Government also gives
fresh sight nnce To the exhibit Of the high
salnrios pnid 10y tho county of New York 10 It's
judicial officers. The salary pad 10 Judge
johnson WAS 81 900; his jurisdiction was larger
in evrry sensr than that If any county judi In
New York. and vet each Of the five Judges Of
the supreme Court for this city receives
tl75o0 OF which amount $1,000 are u sort
OF special gift made hy the county and peculiar
to this county. The Chici Justice II the Su-
prone Court Of the United States at Washington
Is paid only tl0 800 yrnr, while six Judges of
Court nre ench paid hy New York county So 900
annually The Assorinle Justices Of our hilh-
est Federal tribunal in Washington are allowed
but 100000 enrh. inriudns the expenses Of
travel over their circuits. hui each ~ the six
Justices OF our New York Marine Court gets
Of I'll" ' Court OF App"ais Of New Iork State ~
$500, hut rleyen Police Justices are each paid
10y this city $1,000 Each associate of Chief jus
t'e Church IL paid only t7O0o, while the Re-
cor.icr Of thus city receives tl2uuO the cry
Judse $1,000 the judge Of Sessions sl2a94d.
Admiralty Judges of the Unllrh States,
Blntehford and BenediN. in this great
rd q y N c%nq 49 e ony IN n 900 y ARE
hut ench OF the Justices of the ten district courts
81 tins city rrcoly g td,u0n of annual compensn-
cc-sor Of the late Judge johnson, who will have
appellate lower over Ju igcs Blntchiord and
Bcnedi't The clerks of the Superior and Com
mon l,leas courts get $1,000 year more salary
than Judge lRt hford. and the clerks of tho
Marin Court aud the Police Judges are paid as
much M he.
Every one can see that there Is no reasonable
relation Of PROPORTIONS between the salaries Of
the Judges Of the Courtol Appeals Tor example,
aud the salaries Of Judges in this county. or be-"
tween the pay Of the Federal judiciary Lying in
New York and the pay Of New York CltyJudges
As "A historical fact the salaries Of judicial Ofl
GERS in this county were put whore they now
are chiefly in the Tweed days. and the lNgsla-
turr took little interest in the matter because
this county pays tho salaries. II is also u his
torical fact that some of the Judges. at the time
the Ring"
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NJ lKRII,Il.

HrNT-GAIE In christ Church Cathedral. Montreal
Jan -. Dr I Scrrv Hunt y u of Rl-ion. Ia Miss
Anna Gale o Montreal eldest dau-ier Of the late Hon.
Justice Gale Tile ceremony performed by tie Rev
Canon ha dwin, rector 81 the Cathedral. aud the bride
VI. given away hN The Hon Justice Dav
PATTERSON BENNETT ON Thursday. Jan 81 ct
the residence OF Mr.. Julia Howard. 40 Franklin
BrooklNn. nv the Re-, Jacob " pllcr cant q " d.
Patterson to EA1ab' M rrvheau. dan,h the late VIM
bt AmltL Ls4- % huIhn Nnunll. IA
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LET THE coNsTrrATrD READ rms.

pr REuuR-Drar SIN The REUTERS LIFE fkufls
agrtud thiul In MY fanny we have aNaNs had srUat
trouho a. s,tthc children Ca take ANY gftVc. hui nav
the Idir syrup Is lakcn readily Hd M pleasure, hsink
DO the tl.te and .n,l lnd lt rf- freely.
and without pain, that would not he without H. even
u IL cost - hottie
Sincerely yours, ALBERT NElN
- Van T. in icf.tN city.
For sale by HALL RI CkEi, 30 Gr,enwi,h st. New
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s. NindDlHa, ellen Bristol
s. N'rcus. iltlicti. Boston.
:, Old Dominion, Walker Richmond. City Point, and
Norfolk
). EleAnora. iohn."n Portland
- woscr. Barrr bremen Jan 10 and southampton 23d.
s. Regulator. poane Wilmington.
Bark Christina. Andrews sligo
Bark Elena steeukcu. Hamburg
Also the usual rivor AMI Coastwi-e vessels
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MARINE INTELLTGENCE

nfS'sruHN aLassAC-rHfs DNr
sun rises. % sun De-. - Moon sets. 70
HleH wsrsk-rni.
Sandy Hook. u GOV lsani 10 " Hell Gate. II n
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Gen. ButIer and j ohm sher man.


Disconnected entirely from these rumors OF
the probable indictment OF Nj sherman come. report
from source which - credited with vcracity tn the
crect that at an opportne moment after the Of
the silver bill without waiting Tor action or the
other by the Pr sacnt Boni butler will offer in the
House And tr force an immediate vote ON resolution
demanding the resignation OF secretary sherman
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Heads Level In Wa,.onviiIe.

TfoT ne TTdn~Ti1t WIfonriNe nuV0Tl1
Tho time during which we gave THF NEW
YoRK SuN ms a premium Ia new subscribers "N
pred on tho LIST Of this month. II any of the
fore the dates st opposite their names they are
rnuurhleu 10 notify Us Al Onco:
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DH.ClIANB ERLAlN'S CAREER
yur GRrir REFORMLR TWICE BRIBED
tT ms OWN SUGGESTION.



q, ,r,. ,.,.
OoL' VA ." - 80 g., ~
uein "'VN "'ou ~ 'aN' "
moi -l So many '""Ni '9''v''"' .''o
ilund H' Voun'''p"i' III '''0 '"V''"""u -
when ioI many years p"s' n'n0 D'Vn 'Non y,
Woodruff 'ho i"ruhcr "epupncnn |ioiA VI .,io
s'ni'' lh O"9 N'"'c. IL soci'S ''''' o'U' III '"o
nn-i ana i'N uny ." n"',"l 'u,o 'i's "i" i WI
SiNg forward 10 'h' nay "nrn nv ',nsV"
AMI ms poHu'"l "sNo'iu''s "ouiu we Va""u W
N"'nnl lor 'ne corruption anu N'"",mS "n'cn
marNcd an inc" ON 'ln hcVohs' ihihs'ns
That IN -u'h an hour oil ui" II hlgnt pe wen 10
have ms memory srchs'h'hed oy DOCUMENTARY
evil NJ" against thoso VINO were 'heh MS
frionis ne committed TO paper inc record OF
every criminal TRANSACTION III whlrh nc hah
J. IA engaged, ana arranged inc BOOKS ana pa
PRS OF his business establishment IN such
manner as to present iul corroDornu"h OF
Whatever charges he might see III 10 MAKE
Woodruff and his friend Jones' Cierk oil inc
House Of Representatives wer" the proprietors
and representatives ol tio hopuoilc"h irlhtlhg
Company. and tho most iaNish appropriations
were annually maze Tor us "rheht wv the Cen
oral Assembly IN oru"rulat from 'h' proceeds
the leading MENTORS OF inc Snia'e hhu inc
House might be heavily brlbed TO slve thelr
votes t. Whatever measures TINS Printing Com
rtny might have IN hand whenever nrioc
wis paid iun mnu'' thereof was maze IN
N'odrun little book the name OF lhc IT.
epirnt. inc amount pau To hllh' uh'o Oh pay
ni'nt' whether IN cheek or money anu inc CIR
clmslnn'es attending inc uuhsa'toh. Az
these books ami papers kept 10y woodruff WIN
an eve 10 his personal protection nave ooeh
turned over to the Investigating committee
AMI many a rich morscl mas been evolved thcrc-
from liy the ana oi these n"''s' Shihl's' 'h' no.
cro cN-Congrrssmhn' was cohNl''rd' 'ardoN''
tn oily Chadhand oi south Carolina politi's'
OWES his present domi'h" IN JAIL I" th' talrs
which were told in court 10y the mute but clo-
Qi'ni shorthand wrl'ns oi ""odrun'
BY means OF TINS book lisht hHs been thrown
on some OF the corrupt transactions oil Daniel
chamberlain
Following the example oi o'her Official re-
formers, WHO nave l"uhu inc heeu OF a!ourh"-
isii' trumpet WIN ""i'h l" SOUND lorth 'nelr
own praises CHAMBERLAIN csCiplsheu mere III
Columoh daIiy newspaper caheo inc '"'o"-
HTd" 100 wllch al 'he s'ock WIS owned 10y
himself Cariola' MS Nu'te lre"surcr' = W.
Notion. his Attorney-ueheral' ana one T. I.
fuNrr' VINO ~ th' tiine was receiver OF the oi'
BANK ol ule SUITE III Il suof' 'ne M"''oh PC
cane worry oil lhe 9u'suohao'' 'ohi"hy ne
VS. Keeping ana n",'h hissV"'h 7" 'h"hi-
t'rhIh' Nhl'h transfer oil course gave 10 tn'
h"'cr AN Increase OF power Ia tne cohduc' oil tH'
,,',' nj. ~
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r..t,,a '.., ,I,,'., 4, ,,s .,.ilv n,,'l
.e'.','.,,. 'r., IN ',,,.,.r 49, i,,
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y... v.'.,,,, co.,. ,,,.,.t,...l, ,,,,n,o, hy a.
r'.n,.s, 49,, c,.....,. a., ~, o~,,,,.,,,, -,
MI ...,., ami ,,r.. 'a,nr.of st,,.
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Handy TO Have In the House.

Ftun he Rs.hrie Tin,es R,bkcil,, ~ C.
A man learns more reading The sun one
week than he can T. in SIX months II he had good
crowd every day to talk TO
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Duslnsss Hotties.

Rupturc.-c and Safety -rrus-es that the
wcarer usts the pressure. anywhere from Tour pounds
to uuf ounces, without removing from the Nudt Every
sA lie spring tru--c~ and supporter. cal anu sec.
ADJ STABLE PRESSURE TRUSS co.
7SJ Broad way.
Porcroy's Water paJs for Hernia coua-
turtac when nothing else can be worn 1io Broadway.
The best Remedy for Children while Teeth.
Mrs WlN~lDN'S Nuntilug syrup
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Death a, the Threshold az . Lodge Room


Mrs. j. g. Lacey Of 22G South First street was
Ia he minated last evening u'luhHr NJ the GOOD
Tmplars I~aisc, IN, DuiM the arrnoNn aud carly
She looked forward To the imitation win trVl
ngs delight she started from her home III about 7
O'Clock. accompanied by her husband and at the lodge
ruum after the couple had reached the LANDING the
head Of the second hight Of stairs about haf nm hour
uuI. Mrs Lacey, without word any expression
dlcuuhg PAIN Tell to the floor and died Instantly
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Should Mt once use Phillips Palatnhle" Cod
Liver Oi IN combination III Pho-pho NutuA, sold 10y
all druggists Depot, fhtt st. Ais
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ftlkll ~, fNN ~ Al sew orleans Grand Distribution
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY 1857 prlos,
afauuuuns To- -llOisl, capital prles S3ibp Sl0ss,
StrH. sc, lnisb tickets two dollars ~ halves, one
dollar ~ Corresponding AGENTS tur sale oi uckotSht
highly remuncratiNe conpt n>auon wanted al all points
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings ar" under Tic VI
uerNislOu AMI uiHuAlefnf al Gems hlAA kfi'Ahp
and JUBAL 4. EARLY Address VI. A bAl ftlN fo,t
Onicv box 49,. Sow Orleans. Ls.. or lkAAk hOOHh
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had Catarrh but invested 25c. In Elliott
Csrbohe SNUFF, "ts worth lis weight ~ gold. lido.
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NeNtdrnNlus Fch T. ~ PuNfs, nuounuus Go $40 40
dollars. .amtd pil. 2ft"n dollar, drawn eNeif =
spanish bans nill, and hnvtrun' MT rurcht rd, kc
TAILOR 4 co, bankers II wall - New York
"TUEKE WAS SPEECH IN THEIR puMR-
ness' whcn they lrafd nt SLIPPERY ELM LOIENUES,
Tor Coughs sc. For ale lN all drueeisiS CASME
co, Props cor Washington and Winter IS, Bo,ton
ECONOM - WEALTH.
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coNOMYIs WEALTH.

Largest hest, and cheapest nread, cake and crackers
IN hoW YORK At d = ARN ~ 60, $ ode slApisheA
bakery, eso urand St