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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

Now is the time to show that you are man and
boss In your own house. Make her get up and
start the fire every time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04
BuSTTEES EIEIIS.
FOR SALE, CHEAP.

ANo. / top buggy with pole and shafts. Nearly
new Al. FULMER,
atw. ]. Cool g. Sons Drugstore.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

Joe Levy d Co. are Offering their en- tire stock Of
overcoats at such reasonable figures that 1t is
within the reach of all to purchase one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

II you call on your ulugglst for "Dr Sellers Cough
Syrup" we pledge immediate relief and cure on
short notice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

Bent Foge of this city, states that he was robbed
OF one hundred and sixty dollars at Alliance last
Monday night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

Louis Rlger the efficient City Marshal has re-
covered from his recent seven weeks illness and
is once more up and about attending to his duties
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04
COAL WANTED,

Subscribers wishing to pay their subscription to
the DEMOCRAT in coal CAN'T DO 80 TOO QUICK AS
We ARE IN NEED OF THE ARTICLE.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

Headquarters OF Joe Levy & Co. corner of 7th
and Public Square.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

1t is an acknowledged fact that Joe Levy & Co.
sell cheaper thvn any other clothlers In Canton.
Call and see them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04
EUUMK 1;EG1Vp.

George H. Wolf city,welghmaster, weighed over
% tons OF hogs last Monday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

The new Peerless Reaper Company, who have
purchased the Russell & Co. works In ibis city
will start up next Monday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

Headquayers Joe Levy & Co., corner of 7th
Htreen and Public Square.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

Parties in need Of good suit or overcoat shuld
not fail to call at JOE LEVY & co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

Don't fail to attend the closing out sale Of over
coats at JOE LEVY & co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04

"Hlde me, Oh my Savior, hide"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-12-04
aNToIuEE 40 1aOLsm aIOBA NIL Eg

Csc buys pair Of Lyons Patent Heel stiheners
and make boot or shoe last twice as long. Com
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12

The New York Bible and Fruit Mission to our
public hospitals proposes build coffee house the
foot Of Twenty sixth street East River for tie purpose
OF providing place where discharged from the
Institutions under the care Of the Commissioners Of Char
tiles and Correction may obtain stimulating nourish.
mcnt and comfortable meals, served atraCuvey and
small cost. without being tempted by the presence
of Intoxicating drinks The bill VI fare is 10 be- sim
pie. dish costing more than i've cents There
has already been subscribed the Of 81 1877 and the
association ask aid from the public To complete the
amount required. They announce that all money gwen
Tor the purpose will be USED strictly tor the building
the association have no debts to pay. The following
named persons are authorized to receive subscription.
The Rev DR. H. Dyer. . Bible House. the Rev Dr II
Crosby, ll6 East sixteenth street, william H. Mott ~
Irving place; K. McBurney, Young Mems Chr, stan
Associations James Talcott ltS Franklin street. T. r.
Cummings, 2il termunt avenue, Brooklyn, ID. Golden
Murray, " South street
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At Windsor Castle arrangements are now be;
ing made the uupudl- o The uukr 90 tunnlu.t and
Princess Louise Margaret 90 Prussia which Will take
place with becoming maguncruce nu Thursday. March
IS at St Georges Chapel. the pres nee ~ the Quet
and members Oi the royal family About three weeks
previous o. the date liked Tor the marriage her Mac.
Princess Beatrice. and the Court WILL take ny their resi-
dcnoe at Windsor Castle. when the ua preparations for
the ceremonial will hc completed Tie details being some
thing similar those observed at the uupuu- OF her
ROYAL Hghucss Princess Lou~s and Tie Marquis u
Loruc The members the queens family aud the
royal guests will assemble 10 Is understood. az Windsor
Castle the wedding day several 90 Oh" principal state
apartments of the palace having been Got 80 readiness
OF being In course OF preparation, Tor tile forthcoming
festivities
Al the west end 81 Georges Chapel before the altar
Of which the marriage Will take place the grand ap
pruarh the sacred buiiinE will be projected by a
handsome awning. beneath which her Majesty and the
members vi the royal family Will altght from their
riages and pass W into hr nave while covered way
viii likewise be erected at the southern entrance oppO
site the Castle green Tor tue Vs. o the umrAs Of the
Court Aud guests within - George itself, The bray
aud Rutland ChAprs ON the rur, and south sides of the
building opposite each end of the organ lo will be pre-
pared AMI ntttd reception room, Platforms VAL be
erected in the nave for the ACCOMMODATION 90 privileged
spec tNtors and the stalls uf tht kul-Nts ct tc carter
and seats 40 the choir wi Dee reserved Tor Me more i
ungushcd guests upon the celebration Of former royal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
THE CONGER DIVORCE sUIE
The General Term Overriding the Decision In
Favor OF the Plaintiff

The General Term Of tho Supreme Court in
Brooklyn yesterday rendered decision In the divorce
sui, Of Mrs Mary Conger against eH.state Senator
Abraham Conger reversing the Judgment of the Court
below, which affirmed the rrerees report in the defend
ants favor The General Term orders trial OF the
In the Circuit Court The opinion the case
written by judge Dykman, and the OF Is said 10
be that the referees finding not accordance with
the testimony. Much tile Judges believe established de-
endAnts quit The memoranda VI the dccisiuus shows
that the Judges hrs reversed the decision and granted
absolute divorce To the plnnn, but this conclusion
aiicrward changed 10 that o ordering new tiaL Tie
pmnun Is an heiress IN this city. Her maiden
Mary Rutgers Hedges The defendants son has appeared
as the counsel Tor his mother in tie proceedings The
defendant nppearod A. his counsel part the
case and summed II up with much force before the
referee.
The complaint involved with the defendant Mrs Mar.
garet g. Northrop the wife Of the Rev Geo r. Northrup
the pastor oi the Presbyterian Church ia Naldherr y
Y The full story u the suit has been told In Tax
The new trial II Is expected VIII delay the nna de-
termination OF the for years Mrs Nurtlrop is ly-
ing with her husband, who has charge Of small church
the fcunsy wanna border lie puts faith the
charges involving his wife and Mr.. Couger
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PROVIDING FOR THE DESERTED.
Forcing q Duty upon this Country that Does
Not Exactly Belong to IL.

Bridget Chrishien, an intelligent young
Irish woman OF pleasing presence, arrived at
Castle Garden on Sunday. on the steamship
City Of New York She gave her age as 10, and
said that she came from Tuam. County OF Gal
way. She avorred that her family arc respecta-
ble and her looks confirm her words. Her
lover. Gerald White. q clerk in the Office Of the
Sun Insurance Company. she said persuaded
her to quit her home and paid her passage to
this country. hoping in this manner to get rid
OF her aud his responsibility. She became n
mother In the Garden yesterday. SuperlntenG-
ont Jackson is trying to obtain means to send
the mother and child back tn the old country.
that the father may tukc cure of them.
In the hill that the Emigrant Commissioners
have pending IN Congress there Is "A provision
giving them power to return persons VINO como
to this country under circumstances similar TO
those OF Miss Chrishicu. The prnHice Is be-
coming 50 common that IL seems TO them ncccs-
sary that something should be done TO prevent
the United States from becoming AN asylum Tor
the unmarried mothers OF European countries
and their children.
In the Germnnia, that arrived Yesterday. was
Catherine DOYLE, Il young woman NJ ~ from
Kerry County. Ireland. who WIS sent 10 Amer
lea by her father for reasons of n similar char
ncter. for which she said John Shay. a farmers
son OF her native town. Is responsible. Ihe
Commissioners have also had To provide Tor
Catherine Susshaucr aged y. from N'iEns-
berger, Germany, who was sent To THIS country
by the parents OF Ferdinand Bunk. They Of
fprrd her cash in addition to her passage. but
she rejected il. fearing she might lose it on her
voyage. They promised to send some on her
arrival. hut she has not heard from them. Both
her family and his are wealthy. vet the expense
OF caring for her. as well as for the others. has
10 be borne 10y this country. The Commission
ers are trying to send all Of these persons 10
their respective homes.
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THE LONG BRANCH PIER.
Capt. Leland sinking Current New York HE
tory In - Sealed BOTTLE.

LONG BRANCH Feb 1.-THE work Of driving
the rolled iron hollow spcs tor the wrought iron ocean
pier here begun Monday afternoon The FIRST
spile successfully placed M position This is the
anchorage spite from which all engineering measure.
will be made II stands twenty icct eastward from
the wall. which has been completed aud marks the
centre line Of the pier The hollow sriles sunk by
placing them upright ON the sand where thcN are held
by guide. powerful let OF water forced by hydraulic
pumps through oncaud haiiinch plc. l. led hruurh
The .utc tho bottom and DISCHARGED through an inch
nozzle with great force This loo-cns tht sand aud
forces IL through and out OF a." tup of the Spite Tie
spite sinks at the rate OF tnot minute. Twenty.
spiles 10 be sunk this week Ia the anchor
spite Capt Leland placed a sealed bottle containing
copies of the Sew YORK ncwsau'rs history oi tue hcr
it, pou the of directors engineers,
contractors editors 90 New York newspapers amt the
General Assent ct the Ncw York Associated frcss coins
flowers and manuscript by cant Leland relating Co Tie
nrst ocean pier ever attempted Oh tile American coast
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pENNsYLvANIA KAILRoAD.
UNEAT ININ LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUTR

y
On and after Jan. Is 1878.
Trains leave New York. DesOrosses and Cortlandt
streets Ferries. a. follows.
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh. the West and South
with pulman Palace Cars attached at A NJ. . ami
For wllhamsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie. at -
NJ. CONNECTING at Cory for ntusvile Petroleum
Centre, ami the Oh Regions WilliamspOrt AND Lock
Haven. y A. NJ. - 49,
Baltimore Washington and the South. Limited wash.
ington Express Of Pullman Pari0r Cars daily except
Sunday, 10 A. " arrive Washington IA Y. N. Regu.
lar at 80 AMI 70 A NJ. and ~ T. ". sunday,
$50 A NJ and 10 p NJ For Baltimore. p. NJ except
sunday.
ii A. NJ. Ia 30 = S. o. 73O $50 and 10 z. N. sun.
day. 80 and A NJ. .. d. 73J 80 and ~ r. NJ. kmi
grant and second class. 30 =. VI.
Boats OF "Brouklyn Annex connect with all through
trains Jersey City. aioriins speedy aud direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Tram. arrive From Pittsburgh. 81, 1910 A. NJ. 1910
p daily, 80 4 VI u - 2 VI tally except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. $50 A. ". ,. $50
AS. lu.IuP. N. sunday. 81 A NJ ana 1910 r. NJ
Prom Philade phiA 49, 3D. 8. - To- ll;SO A. NJ,
$50, $50, d.2O. $50. and ~ 10 T. " sunday. Asa
q ~. 10 90. II 81 A. NJ ~. 10 10 I. NJ.
ket Onices. $50 aud ga broadway, Astor HOUSE,
DcsbrOsses and Cortandt sts Court 1t and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot q Fulton s., Bro9klyn;
IA lio. ami lls Hudson ST.. HOboKcn; Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. l.. r FARMER
General Manager. Gcul Passenger Agent
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Punishment for n Liquor Dealer.

Frederick Wolf grocer. Of 12l East Broad
way. and his barkeeper john lnteman sold wh,key to
agents Tor Dr. Cro.by's Society for the Prevention Of
Crime on the 9Th Of October last wolf had no license
Inicman pleaded guilty yesterday. IN the General ses
Wolf however. demanded trial. hired lawyers,
aud made long nght The Jury convicted him
"l Is the pracucc OF this Court judge otdcrseeve
said 10 punish man no makes long nud expensive
trial necessary more severely than man who pleads
guilty Ia your case W" it j. not only desirable that
should make this distinction. but that should impose
penalty that will deter other unlicensed liquor dealers
both violating She law and from demanding costly
trial when thty know that they guilty u D., not Gus
tomary Co sentence Offenders against TIE Excise law TO
imprisonment bat regard 70 my dut, 20 make you
exception Sentence YOU a. paN nc " sJU, and 10
Imprisonment for ten days IN the city Prison"
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LoNd BRANCH. Feb. ll.-Considerable inter
as, WAS shown here in the arrest VI Joseph , Em-
mons. well known fisherman. on complaint OF Peter
Reddy, who accuses Emmons of bgamy IN marrying his
daughter Mary Rediy while Emmons had another wife
living. Emmons married Elizabeth Pierce ON March o.
1871. and IN July last he married Mary keddy. When
taken before the Justice he ackuow elscd the two
any law, hecausc his drst wife agreed with him 10 bill
OF separation, aud he PAID lawyer 10 procure divorce
Tor INN The divorce he never received but as Elizabeth
wandered away from him and married piano PLAYER at
the Ocean H0uSr, Long Branch few years hgU, En-
mons said b. married Mary thinking himselt clear d
illabctI. lie has been keeping hou,r with lis second
wrc IA toopcrA row Aelthrr Of the wlvc, lnds iault
with Emm0us but the father of Mrs. Emmons No 2
inclined 10 absolute Justice administered En-
mons gave $50 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
Filming sunday E-eursionl.t..

Hugh McKeever Of Williamsburgh hired the
bar VI the steamboat Schuyler for sunday eK.
cursion to Bridgeport IA July last when the schuyler
near her landing here, Thomas Bryan. the bAt.
keer+r sold liquor 10 officers in civilian dress A. the
Schuyler landed MckeeNeT and Bryan were arrested,
CHARGED with selling liquor SUNDAY within tr Jurs,
dicuon " New York Judge dderslseYe lined MeKeeYer
w, yesterday, and bTyAnS5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

GREAT AND SUCCESSFUL REMEDY During TIE
alarming prevalence Caarrh 1t IS gratifying note
the and popularity OF sanicrds Radical Cure
Catarrh From very small beginning, this remedy has
In few brief seasons attained to the height Of popular
in the extent Of its sales and the frequency Of 80
cures Certainly remedy boas OF better references
from physicians druggists and wcllknown citizens wh8
have freely given their testimony In its favor The
that ysicans prescriptions Tor 1t are to be found Tie
IN many best drug stores must create warm ee
ing In its favor and pave way Tor It's universal
a standard remedy for catarrh.-Boston journal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
One OF Hayes. Nominations.


With the exception Of the Returning Board
thieves, about tie worst nomination the civil
reform Administration has the Senate
q Paul suVbgch 10 be Postmaster at Montgomery. Ala
The mans character Is debased that IL cannot be
treated Of in respectable newspaper Persons familiar
with suObachs record and character express surprise
that even this Fraudulent Administration
low enough W name hm Tor ofiioe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
Victor Hugo. Granadaurhter. Escape.


PARIS Jan. 27.-Eycry one has heard Of Vic
TOR llulo.s granddaughter ne nltr Jeanne OF the An
nee Terrible and of the Art Il etfc GraudprreH THIS
interesting child nearly burnd alive the other day
being only saved by her marvellous presence ul mind.
Sht got out of bed u the morning tu MAY with clock
which had nreu gwen tr her ON New Years bay, and
was dep0stcd IN state ~ her manrlpece, and rs she
LEANED the hrc 10 reach thu cONVbd toy II caught
her nightdrcs which was soon IN n blaze.
Another moment and the child would have been horn.
b. injured. but with remarkable GOODNESS aud pluck.
little Jeanne threw herself the door rolled over,
aud e1uIguished the names at the cost Of lew ihng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-12
The Winner or the Grand Prize.

PARIS. Jan. 2s-The winner Of the grand
prlH' i25po francs tsa lournryman curficr mann,
Aubuot native Of Foul and thr occupant uf two rooms
on n NTH floor Ia the Rue Cardinal Lemune lie is -
years age steady workman and learned lis good
fortune from newspaper Oh sunday evening He held
eight tickets III. master took him TODAY 90 the rro,a
d6ru to establish m, claim The second AMI third pri1es
still unclaimed hut the fourth of 5000 francs has
iallrn 10 an Insurance compauv's clerk
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on AND AFTER DEC 10. 1878
Express Trains leave New YORK via Deshrosses and
COrtlautt streets Ferries. : follows
80. 3D. ~. y. IN LImitedi II A. NJ l, $50, I g. D.
so. $50, AMI 10 z. NJ sundays ~ and A. NJ s. d,
80. \ 80, and 10 T. NJ
Boats OF "BrOOkyn Annex" connect with all through
trains al Jersey city anoriing a speedy and direct
transfer for Rroukly travel
!35, :, $50 and II 4 NJ lAni'el ENpre,s, i'50 r
NJ. >. I, 80 = and 1;Ji T. VI On sunday, l2Oi,
3 a.. 3.55. r. \ 80 4. VI ; I. 80 +. N.
Ticket offices. SO ami pa Broadway Aston House,
Gnd Dpbrosses and Cnrtandt sts Court y and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton st Brooklyh, ~
lid and lis Hudson u. HobOken Depot Jersey CITY.
Emirrant ticket Office. Battery place, -
FRANK THOMSON, L. T. FARMER,
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Has rivals It admits Of Wherever It Is used
instantly successful one after another the worthless
caarrh put forth by ignorant and unscra-
puous men have sunk into obscuriy To-day it the
Acknowledged specific for Caarrh from Nova Scotia to
California from oregon Florida Price. with Improved
Inhaler Treatise and Directions 81 Sold by all druggists
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StrambU;Its mo Rallroaos.
NJrTnopoLITAN ELEVATED RAIL

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI WAY.-Opeu from 81 A. NJ. 10 ~ 7. VI Rector
st nearest point Wall - ferry. CortHndt It. near
Tor Jersey city and Comninnpow 'erres Park
place nearest point Tor Post once. City Hall. and
barclay IT. Terry to HObOkcn; Chambers ST., nearest
point Tor Pavonia aud Erie Railroad lerrv Franklin It.
Grand st. nearest points Tor DcsOrosscs st terry To
Jersey city. BlcecKcr It. sth t. nearest points
Tor Christnpher st. terry To HobOkem lith st
Nearest point 10 Union square aud Lyccum Thea
tres Academy Of Music. Irving and ranunauy Halls
I'D st-Ncarrst point to Booths st James, and Park
Theatres. brand opera House, Gilmore's Garden, Ma
some Temple. and Jersey civ A3d st-NearcI
point Ia standard Broadway and FINN Avenue Theatres
AQUARIUM anu san Francisco Minstreis t2d t-Con
meets with YORK Transfer Co.'S caUs tor Grani Cen
trail Depot 5sth st-Nearcst point for Contra. PARK
For uptown trans, take east side stations For
downtown trains take west side stations Fare -
cents exceptbetwreu the hours of 81 aud "a AMI
AMI NJ when the thrr Is scents Connects with the iO
lowing hOrsccar lines Al Rector Il. with cars Tor south
ferry. at Grand with Tor Desbrosses and East
Grand II ferries At Bcecker 81. with east ami
west at 9Th with tor Christ lpher a East luh
ferries. At l4th with tor West 2ji AMI East
Esd and 3lth ferries at J3i 81, with Tor Wee
hawken terry; at 5Sth - wth ears Of Bet Line RAT
road MM. X. GARRISON, President
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE pEPOrS Is PHILADELPHIA.
IN NEW YORK

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MkNr, AND rHf FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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no pMILApELPnIN

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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nllsttIlantous.
1 CERTAIN crnr ron mrADAcmr

CERTAIN CURE FOR HEADACHE,
n constipation. piles. stomach, vcr. kidney or ~k 49,
eases weakness, &c also restored uauhOod; bruu-l
tons Invisoraing Syrsp - cruts per bottle lucuraue
solicited and cured or money returned SAMPLE
bottle, circular and advice free Ohce, Co West an Il
NERVOUS EXuAVSTION.-A medical ESSAY
~ comprising series Of lectures delivered 40 kahus
Museum vi Anatomy. the cause ami premature
decline, shOWlns iudsf uttlN AuM lost health may
gained shurlius clear SYNOPSIS col imnrlnc MT ~ mar
rage aud the treatment OF nervous ana pt steal dbiY
being the result az 20 years experience by mail. ,t
currency postage stamps Address secretary hauus
Museum, iss Broadway. Sew forK
DOST OFFICE NOrICE.-rhe 'orrisu malls tor
the week ruilng saturday. Feb 49, 1917 vii close 70
this ONCE on "Wednesday At VI .tof Europe bS steam.
snip AhNssiua, VIA QucCustuNu ON Thursday, At ~
NJ Tor Europe. by steamship CITY of y, ~ YORK., wa
Queenstown curt sponit nee Tor Germany and France ~
be orW Ardtd BY this su amer must tc specially address
ed, and AT 10 A NJ for Europe hN steamship Irs,ug,
VIA Plymouth, Cherhourg. ana Hamburg ON saturday ~
. 81 4. NJ. for Europe, hV steamship GerWHulc. wa
Queenstown spunicnce Tor Germany and scotland
dressed aud al $50 NJ tul Scotland direct. Ls .tct.
snip Bolivia VIA GHg DIV ami 600 ~ 800 Ne tor ufrpe
pN steamship hltf, Wa s"N't inpitl aud 4'fNnru NE
steamships Adv s~iua. cit, l NtW Aufk Hi HIHuiclC
mails Tor AsWuMhu Hui NHut rH lat J'ls lrnNe Soc"
Iurk Feb IL Tue ual', iur NH--su. j. leave Sew
York Feb. 10 The mails for Havana . ave Nvw AoIk
Feb, - Thr mails Tor HAYS nld JNuHlca leave Sow
and - ThomH. leave Nrw NurN F,h. rs The mails ur
Australia. &c leave san FRANCISCO Feb u The mails
Tor China and Japan leave SAN Francisco tyu ls
ruOs Z. JAMES, Postmaster.
PosT oTFIcE Ngw YoKK Feb 5 le19
CTFEI. TOOLS, suitable tor .aihe ami other ma.
- chmists work. Tor sale hN DANIEL " RICHARDS
Co, dealers in scrap iron Rni old metals, % Msu-ust
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%mustmtnts.

CADEMY OF MUSIC. u. MAPLEsoN has
n the honor TO announce that he mas maue hIIhnse
nens for short Opera prior TO the departure Vi
his company for the London season.
The first performance VIII take place
MONDAY EVENING. FEB %,
on which occasion will be Irrurned Dnnizetus OPERA
LUCIA ~ LAMMEKMOOR .....
MME ETELKA GEl,SrER AS. ............... LUCIA
S1GNOK GALASSI. luN
SIGNOR FOLi.............. .......... RAlMONDO
sIgNoR CAMPANINI -. s............ EDGARDo
Director Of the Music and Conductor. ...SlG ARDIIl
The subscription will consist Of FIFTEEN NIGHTS ana
the terms will be as follows. pARQtEr SEATS nni
BALCONY onrst3rows, $40 BALCONY Cother rows, 80
BOXES. $3.50.
The Box ONCE Of the ACADEMY OF MUSIC Is now
open To receive applications for subscriptions a., a..
Applications by letter will b. attended 10 according 70
priority Of application. .....-.,.-,-
the Box Once opens the sale o! tickets for single
rpurp sgutnttUns ON WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10.
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ltlrtistrp.
Gtal q stai,.

ELLIz1A.nEE,Tl,MI. n. ~ bonds wanted for good
KELLOGG, Broadway. NY
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GERMAN LIrDrRKRANz,

The former IL years old. weighing mounds.
The latter ~ old. weighing little over pounds
All other 80 called draws mdrets monsters Ut size
IN comparison with thcs' pie nomcna First and only
uinc ever exhibited together "a New York.
Levecs daily from 10 81 aud toO p NJ