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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-21
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LONDON, August 20---The Right Hon.
X. Assheton Cross, Secretary Of State
for the Home Department. in speech
delivered at Liverpool to-day on the de-
preston OF the agricultural interests In
the neighborbood Of New York were
suffering far more from the great impor-
tation Of corn aud cattle which come
across from the great Western States
than the British agriculturists were suf-
feriug from the present depression. He
said he was not alarmed at the great
amount of food which was coming from
America. .,.,.
LONDON, August 2O.---The statistical
department Of the Board of Trade an
nonnces that the acreage under wheat Is
| 10 per cent. less than that In 1873, nndel
oats per cent. less, and under hops
per cent. less. Eight per cent. more
acreage is under barely and per cent
| more under potatoes,
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-21

Nothing so quickly and surely dispels
confidence az disappoi ntment. DR.. Bulls
Baltimore pills never disappoint any
one using them for such diseases as liver
and blood dis orders, dyspepsia, CO nsti-
patton, fatulency. etc.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-21

,WALLSrRKsr YKsrERDAY-Thes stock
speculation was dull and prices declined.
Money was easy At TOT per cent and
closed at 8 on call loans. Exchanges
were steady and unchanged. Govern
msnts were firm, State securities were
neglected and railway bonds were fairy
active and strong. t at. b.
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! F.reixp Tclegrnp hle sunsnaFv

kOEel8m 1clG&1oF
2 Lieutenant Carey has returned 70
Plymouth and au address with 5000 sig
natures has declared that no was nn var
rantly censured. -Ex- Minister welsh
has sailed from Liverpool for PhiIadeI-
ph,a.-A general reduction Of wages OF
COTTON operatives has occurred In Eng
land.-Ths Russian Government ~, It Is
said, about to purchase several cruisers
Of American builders. --The Grand hote'
OF Paris has been sold 1t auction for
Ei ,O00, 0o0,-Ths Russian maize crop has
failed and brsadstuffs are not plenty
Count Karolyi Is named a. Andrassys
probably ,suscessor.-M, de Lesseps
states that he will sail for America In
September or -October.-The King OF
Saxony he's 'pArdoned' offenders who
.vsre IN prison for insults to the name Of
Emperor William. ! I'D
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aRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
aAnE MARX ThA ({reaf tRAnf MARY

AuO 1IV8
r. n z lis b
Reinedy,sn
unfa III q z
Q v r Q for
lem In al
Weakne a.,
Sperm atr-
rhea. impO
tency, and
rail- Diseases
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THIRD EDITION


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sseafhet, soutaeriy ~ir'd'. sfat's"a'v W
falling barometer. Iss an ANs.lf
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"A MARVELLOUS ESCAPE.

William j. Donnelly and his brother
Eugone. aged twenty and fourteen res
peclively, survivors of the. wrecked
Schooner john G. Henry, In the Chesa-
peaKe Bay, arrive here to-day. Their
father Captain Donnelly, Of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Donnelly, with two seamen
from Philadelphia.were swept overheard
and lost dunDg the late storm. The boys
made wonderful escape from death
having chung for nearly Two days to the
galley. which was swept overheard
without food or drink.
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Fashionable FmnIu]
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M. 40 King

WlLMlNS ..r n
We respectfully dnl I'D =
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-04
THE vEsEY STREET BoyD ROBBERY.
Advertising for stolen bonds amer n Fruit
less Appeal to the Police.

John c. King, the grocer OF 57l vesey
street. who on tho 81 Of August last was robbed
Of $50 600 in bonds and money advertised yes
terday reward O, 50 900 for the return Of tho
bonds. His sister. Miss King. who. with her
mother lives with him. says:
II was the savings OF lifetime We In
tended 10 go to Europe. and. moreover. so many
banks were falling that we distrusted thom all.
We drew all our money out and bought per
cent coupon bonds 10 the amount OF $4,000.
We had. besides. $4,000 in gold and green
backs. and we put both money and bonds into
a vnise. which we hid under n heap OF old
clothes in "A closet attached TO the front
room IN the second story. Nobody who had not
watched us closely could have suspected that
there were any valuahles there. But there was
some one who watched us. some time before
our loss n man rented a room In the house and
frequently saw him looking into our rooms.
lie WAS very secret in all his actions and no.
body knew who he was. where he came from. or
whathe did Tor a living. On tho night OF Sat
urday. Aug 3. our store WIS open later than
usual. and wa were very busy-so busy that We
should not have been AT all likely To notice any
, on, WI, Vent IN by !ss side entrance pas! tho
there a flight Of steps leads up into The
rear room. which opens into the front
room. Somebody must have gone that
way, entered ihe closet and stolen tho bonds
and money. The paddock on the door Of
tho closet WAS wrenched IN, but nothing in the
front room was touched. though there were
many articles 81 value there. such as lewelry
aud gold watch. The mysterious stranger
who used 10 20 to his room every evening at
about O'Clock and 40 out the following morn
ing. did not come home the next evening-in
fact none Of MS have eyer seen him since Wa
described Ais appearance 10 the police. hut they
shy they have been unable 10 find him. and W.
have now very ,liule hope, Of ever recovering
our property. We know the numbers Of the
bonds but they were not registered. Our loss
almost ruined us"
The bonds stolen were: United States per
cont coupon 81 600 bonds. numbered 5745.
5.7i6. 577S 5.779. $3.50 s.09i. 1920. 1921.
Is. So 10. sjO-cOnsols Of 1901.
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CENTRAL RAnRoAD OF NEW JERSEY.


No sooner had Judge Packer got his bargain
than he found reason to repent IT, Tho Gem
tested his title and has contested II ever since
When Receiver Laihrop succeeded President
cu!iies. and he has pushed the fight In Chap
Gerry MS vigorously rs II he had mover heard 81
such AN institution rs the Riparian Commits
sion. A bridge AZ Washington street Packer
AYERS. Will make an lmpnssRble barrier be-
tween his lind terminus il his own canal basin
and tho HUDSON River. He could not run ferry
boats up TO his terminus nor bargcs and other
vessels up 10 his projected docks and elevators
on the tide water basin, which the State had
coyenantcd 10 keep navigHhle. Receiver La
throp 81 the rival Central Railroad does not seem
20 think those objects us desirable for Mr.. Pack
er'- attainment ms Riparian missioner
water for tho purpose.
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coll.Ion at ss6 and rh.n a, Law.

The brig Jeremiah Was in collision with the
schooner r A. Saunders m Barnegut on the 10Th of
March, 1875 and the steam tug H. W Rdye pulled the
vessels apart on promise Of tluh Then the master ot
the g tow'd the Jeremiah into port and ns to he PAID
eiuon including the slOl The jeremiah was Sold ON
d'r"r Go pay rhmcns Wages ont nc balance was pui
into court about $500 The owrr4s of t schooner re-
s>tl tne Int NJ the owners OF the steam recover
the sluO for towing the Jeremiah the ground that
the charge Tor towing excessive and the OWNERS
Of the schooner had nror claim for damages done by
tie collision, for which they aver the jeremiah s re-
sponnbo Judge ChoAte decided that the cnim Of the
tug for towGge took preference the claim Of the
owners OF the schooner for damages by the collision but
he cut down The compensation VI the tug " 500
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Running Away with Market Wagon.

Patrick Quinn. alias Paddy tho smasher was
arrested yesterday morning while riding at hreakneck
speed through Hester street mule, Dominck Fee.
ney testified before Justice Murray that he had driven
his cart ofd country produce from Ridge wond Long
lsnndi nti,ehng CHILLED. he stepped into saloon At
Etst Broadway Hut tntharnc street 10 get refresh
meurt tnat irW minutes later ne missed his mules
market wagon. and load u vegetables ana that he es
umatod all az $40 QUINN denied all knowledge of the
theft, as lie WAS drunk At the time, lie committed
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DIR. Nelson's Successor.

Bishops Scott. Simpson Harris. Merrill. An
drcws, and Peck and seventeen members Of the Book
Committee OF the Methodist BOOK Concern. elected the
Rev. sandforl Hunt of Buffalo y to succeed the late
DR. Nelson As an agent and publisher DR. Crawford NJ
This city ono Of the candidates The hrm name NJ
the agents is go hc Phillips Hunt, Mr. Phillips tasting
the place Of Or Nelson rouiUr agent pr Hunts 80
wear. NJ AZ" The six Bishop. elected John Fni Nu-
the euior agent, 90 succeed DR. Ncsun Treasure of
the Missionary Society The Rev j B. Mu-hnm IT
Natritnwn chosen 60 nh the vacancy undr o., the
resignation Of Dr. Hunt as a member ot The Book Com
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Mary Ellen Aiken, an eight-year-old child
with a plat OF golden hair hanging down her back.
sohhed yesterday At the bar Of the General Sessions She
pleaded guilty OF ,tcshn, old watch from her teacher
Miss Ahrrn of Public School 81 tho 24th ut Mary
sail. between her sohs that schoolmaic girl ot her
own tuli her e. steal the watch They sold u q
AMI then bought ioll and some candy
"Nill tnu he good hereafter Mary don't pun
lsh tlls tunes judge CuN4ug asked
ooh. yrs-Ne-. sir. vi h. Mary suhhed
Then run night home. and never do wrong again"
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CINCINNATI, March 3.-Tho Deputy United
States Marshal Of the sixth District Of Kentucky
uriay night levied upon freight tram on the Flsminss
burg and Pound Gap Railroad, IN an attachment sent,
AMI ~" hrd 10 on side track Ht Johnston Junction
placing guard over a. fhis morning baud Uf nrmci
men inW frn-sbur+ oNerpo~ered the guard, aud took
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On. or suekuey'. Irregular Notes.

FALL RIVER. Mass, March 3.-An attachment
was served on saturday on The Manufacturers Gas Com
psny, IN behalf OF the Bank Of Mutual Redemption Bos
ton. 10 secure note FOR Fl5 n0O given hy SHrkucy
Treasurer u thr H- Company. lnl endorsed nN him and
g. Wollu.tnu Tho note ia cas,rd us irregular. li
tho c1mNau. uNcr ~ per cont iu sritlnWcut The nt
tachmtnt Wtll PROBABLY force the company into itu,
ruItcN 5000 OF its irregular paper lsuhptt u which
$1,000 Is held by r Shoe aud Leather Bank OF Boston
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A skull Fractured with . n,n,ard Hall.

Troy. March s.-AuGustus Barron and two
companions assaulted Michael OHare. In the saloon OF
the latter saturday night Barron striking him the
head with billiard hail and lracturns his skull Barron
escaped, but hs companions. James Fleming and John
sullivan. have been Arres ted
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Sttambu1ts uuo Rutlro1AA

-
THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAJ
ROAD COMPANY.
EAST SIDE LINE
CHANGE OF SUNDAY TRAINS,
COMMENCING MARCH q 1870
SUNDAY TRAINS WILL BE RUN AS FOLLOWS,
THE FIRST TRAINS WILL
LEAVE 10Th ST AND
SOUTH FERRY AT 7.oo A. ~
THE LAST TRAINS WILL
LEAVE 10Th ST AND
SOUTH FERRY AT 1880 A. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS WILL BE RUN AT SUCH INTER
Walls AS MAY BE REQUIRED TO ACCOMMODATE
TIE PUBLIC.
Z. KICKER,
General Manager
once dths New York Elevated R. R. Co, New YOrt.
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TORONTO. Ont March 3.-The Anglican
synod is still In session here vany endcayoring elect
Bishop. Twelve ballots have been east and the vote
sEnI VI WAYeTiHk. -
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YOUNGSTOWN. y. y March 3.-Michael p. Stol-
lar who made assignment last week cut his thr
TINS morning IN bed The physicians say that he Is In
critical condition His age Is ahouta1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-04
KLEPTOlfdNId AGAIN.
The Mania OF - Prisoner shown In Robbing
the Omcea OF Physicians.

An extraordinary trial interested tho spec
tators in the General Sessions yesterday. AS
sistant District Attorney Bell prefaced it.
Gentlemen Of the jury" he said. the oath
that you have taken il not often admin stored
in n criminal court You were called 10 try
Minnie Smith. the prisoner atthe tar for arob-
berry. hut her counsel has interposed the plea
that she is insane. 1t now becomes your duty
under your oath. TO decide whether sne is sane
II you find that she Is insane ot course she Is
not 10 he tried for tho robbery In this event she
Will be taken 10 an asylum for the insane and
retained Their" until her sanity il restored. Then
she may be brought here and tried. desire to
say that her mania. II she is insane. appears To
Ice practice OF robhlng the OH eas OF physicians
in their absence. She has been inprisonrd
under the name ~ Helen Miller for an offence
IAsazzislnEA r-s.rt -,
only short time after nor releHSa NlIal,ed.
James h. Leaning OF 100 West Twenty-third
street and. on the 81 ult., 500 worth 81 surgical
Enst Forty sixth street. II is for tho latter Of
fence that she may be tried II your verdict Is
that she s sane
Dr. Hardy, City Physician testified that Miss
Smith WAS taken to the City Prison fcw months
ago from the Asylum for Insane Criminals al
n Latter from Dr. Ncb"nali tho Neiicel 81 t ,,,,'
ntendent 81 tho asylum. to tho effect thRt Miss
Smith had been taken there from state prision.
and that. as her term Of Imprisonment was
nearly ended. he deemed i, his duty to send her
back 10 this county. Ing which she was convicted
AMI sentenced. Dr. Mcdonald suggp Stei thnt
Miss Smith be taken care of. because 1t was prob
able that she might repeat the offence 81 which
She had been convicted. DR.. Hardy sent her o.
Blackwells Island. and he does not know how
she obtained her release In his opinion she is
utterly unable 70 restrain her propensity to
steal from physicians Offices.
Do YOU know" Mr.. Bell inquired. that
there is stu another phnse Of her alleged in
snnity-thnt she sells whit she steals from ply
sicians' Offices and puts the money into
savings hank? A savings hank book was found
in one 81 her pockets that showed goodly bal
ance to her credit"
L did not know this" DR.. Hardy replied
" But 1t docs not alter my opinion that she l.
insane. AMI utterly unable 10 control this ten
dency TO steal. There way be- some eXplana-
ton OF her persistent rohbing OF physicians in
her craving for narcotics.
The jury found that she Is insane. Judge
Gldersleeve ordered that she DO taken 10 an
asylum for the insane"
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUtR
MENr AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER DEC. 10. 1874
Express Trains leave New YORK. via Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets Ferries. as follows;
4;BO. 80 g. ~. D. 10 l.mitedl II A. w. l. $3.50 T.
7:3D. $50. and 10 p v. Sundays 4.3O and A. n So
1880. 4 80, and 10 P. VI.
Boats OF Brooklyn Annexr connect with all throuzA
trains jersey City. afforiing a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
73a, =. S3o, and II 4. " lLimned Express 80 ?.
NJ; 2. 4, $3.50. 7. and 73b r. ". on sunday 1901.
3:45, S;55, 4. $50 A. " 81; A. 1888 P. ~
Ticket Offices. j26 and ga Broadway. Astor HOUSE.
and foot II Debrosses and Corautt ss Court st and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton s.. Brooklyn;
lld and ils Hudson It, HoDoken Depot jersey Oily.
Emisrant ticket office, Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON. L. r. FARMER
General Manager. Geul PASSENGER Agent
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d1lHnito -..ftmn.ts.
-TP.rowN ADVERTIsrKS

4 UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
way sSys n' T9I 9r @ ssS the '"
.. s3s Bro1l"ay, corner 9, sis' 81 nli Q p NJ and
sOO ad av, corner Of 47th t., all = +. ".
ps East an -. corner Union square ali JPN
A -ENPHRIENCED operators wanted on suits
a. bw9 sue machines foot power W& w ny ~ steam
a. aud wesG, scod new. SO to 81; 81 weekly ~
4 MIDDLE-AGED woman to wash bottle. and
y mtAc herself generally useful IN factory 80 Muir
A RTIFICIALFLOwER Experienced hands
~ for blossom ami cluster IA Hester st. near Centre IT.
4 LADY vin sell her wnncel,r : Wilson covered ma.
- chine. complete order, sla %o 10th st.. basement
4 GOOD BLANK book sewer wanted at 80 ye.ey st
n CLIFFORD BROTHER.
4 HANDS Tor light cmbrdderyi work gwen out
~ $40 Wet am 't between 9Th and 9Th avs, store
4 GOOD cook, washer. and igoner. swedish or Ger.
\ man, references required 6west ian st
A -WANTED-Only experienced gents neck tie
"a hands 10 work IN store. ~ Delaney st
A GERMAN GIRL 70 DO general homework. Ap.
"A ply at s7d 9Th nv second floor
ALLBNKING POWDERS are not pure Home
n comfort Il absolutely So
DONNAZ.-Stcady work ant good pay given all the
ID year round to hr'teass orerator' y wooser't
Bona operators ~"8I: i P's 'Tf '%dy
LNNPERIENCED operators to work on corsots nv
Il steam bower Apply after 10 at 222 West 2eth st.
luuflh Nnnr
CNPENIENCED operators on " A W. machines;
II casters ON white vests can all week 2la East 9th st.
ENrEKI ENCED operators ladies' suits at
II IN last Slst II
EIRST.CLAsS experienced thinner, on fancy
l. plai'rd c"urrd skirts indoors Lispenard st.
LNRST-CLASS buUouhole makers On white vests
Il In or out oi the house. laa Elm st.
HITTER On ladies shoes t. take work home Apply
i At 3li West Hth st. before noon
(tOOD hnishers and basters on boys suits Call all
VI the week. IA Henry st., basement
Coon operators for shoe hitting wanted $40 9th st
HANDS wanted on white and calico shirts with ref
iirrrucr' can afternoons at 80 Ludlow st.
NEW Domestic and Home sewing machines SIS,
~ singer tl3 10 S2t, " a w.. Weed. Howe Secor, ".
g G.sl@, Grover haker $40 DEANS, Bond 81
OPERATORS and nnishers white Shirts good
STARK 4 LOEwENTHAL, 1877 Church st.
OPEHATOR on ladies' hne shoes, also nTstclAss
~ vamper 81 Murray St, third floor
OPERATORS, bastcrs aud apprentice on vests
" TIng top Lsu. Han ylAee.
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DENNsrLvANTA RATLRoAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
On and after Jan ~, 1873
Trains leave New York Desbrosses and CortiandS
Streets Ferries. AZ follows:
Expression Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, At "a ", 8 and
sJuP. N. daily.
For williamsport Lock Haven Cory ami Eric ats.,o
=. NJ. connecting at CORY for ritusvile, Petroleum
Centre, and the Oil Regions Wiamsport aud Lock
Haven. o A "
Baltimore, Washington and the South Limited Wash.
ington Express Of pullman Paror Cars daily exccpt
sunday 10 A. NJ. arrive Washington ana r NJ Regn.
lar at 1880 and !. ~ A. NJ. and 10 P. " sunday.
$50 A. ~ and 10 P. VI. For Baltimore, P. NJ except
sunday.
Expression Philadelphia, $50 80 800 40 LAmedl
III A. ". l. $50. T. 5, 8. 7:pD. s3D and 10 p. NJ sun
day 49, and A. NJ s. 8, 7..sD, 80, and 10 p NJ Emt
grant and second class. 1880 Y. w.
Boats u Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey CITY, ah0rding speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Train. arrive From Pittsburgh. ssh, 1910 A. W. 1910
7. NJ. daily; $40 A. 52oP. VI daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore. 500 A NJ. =, J1l
tto. 1910 =; " SUNDAY. so 4 w. and 1910 ?. Il
From Philade phia t;JO 50. $40. 1910. 1.30 A. "
$50 1850. ~ 30 A. NJ 90. 1910 +. NJ.
Ticket Offices. $50 and pa Broadway. AstOr iiou,e
and foot Dosbrosses and Coruanit Sta Court and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot OF FULTON u. BroOSlvn;
li4. 49, and lia Hudson 81, IobOken. Depot Jersey
CITY. Emigrant Ticket ONCE Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. L. 7. FARMER
m san
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR HEADACHE
"A constipation. piles. stomach liver kidney fkndis
eases weakness nervous exhaustion, &c also
manhood ltoughtons tuVi- Orains syrup use Sr ami
~ ncurahle eases solicited and cured returned
sample bottle circular, and advice Tree ~ West ith
A TTENTION. Patents 20 wears rari. hospital ex.
"a rcuencc consult Or PROrlN. 80 Bond st Zee 81 ali
dlseases sNn disorders nervous debility radically cured
A TrENTION !-rhirty years PrussAn and Amcr
"A can pracuce Specialize. diseases OF ami Of
manhood consultation Tree. pr Jacohv, 6l Beeckerst
Ill BAKING POWDERS Nre not pure Home
"a Comfort Is absolutely so.
mr. SMITH. 10 East goth st surgeon cures
- mens Diseases, structures weaknesses skin disor
dtrs lost manhood new thod mailed. 81 once
sultaton free.
nR. Campbell. can he consulted at i76 Ieung.
- ton AN near 3lsi' Charges moderate advice nee
DISEASES of MEN specialty. cure from sto5
- da's Dr. DYER. ~ West lith ST. near 18Th Av
INFORM ALTON wanted OF Capt Michael and
lAeut Henry Cline who served during the war in the
second New York Volunteer Heavy Arulery hy
JAMES LAWLoR GAINESVILLE, n Y
DUII.OSOPHY OF marriage. diseases NJ nien 25c
secretary y Museum Of Anatomy. 6ls Broadway.
THE carman who returned the receipt book n sAYRE
Il NORTH, ~ Frankln st., ON saturday last, will
SoaI0 dn0 Aooms.
Coon rooms with board, all conycnienees at a. and
~ - $40 aud 3i7 East goth st.
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4ursts, 6arrIaurs, 1t.


AUCTION-Horses carriages, and harness-hy
~ HAlDON TlTMAN. at 4aI Broad II. Newark. y. j.,
Thursday, March q, at ~ o'clock catalogue each
day Of sale.
HAYDON q TITMAN, horse and carriage
bazaar. 497 Broad st., Newark. \. i've are now
tdy L. board horses and give them The beet of and
attention. also TO store carriagrNand harness. and all az
private sale at all times and at auction every Thursday.
At 10 o'clock
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posi- OFFICE NOTICE--rhc loreisu mans Tor
the week enitnr saturday. March q 1879 will close Al
ms onee on "Wednesday atl2 SOP Mlor Europe steam
ship fatha, via Queenstown for France
must be strcia yaddr', srd. ana az r for France
direct by steamship Amruquc Wa Havrc, Thursday.
at y w. tor France, Germany. sc nv steamship Fraa,
via Plymouth Cherhourr and Hamburg spondcnce
for Great britain ami tnc Continent must he specially ad
and AZ - for Europe hy steamship city Mon
ueHl VIA correspondence Tor Germany and
France must be specially Aldrrsscd on Saturday. At
II 81 A. NJ. tor GERMANY &C hy steam shin Weser via
SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremen correspondence fot Great
Britain aud the Continent must be specially addressed,
ant At ~ NJ. for Europe by steamship Britannia
Queenstown corlesponituce for Germany and scotland
must be specially addressed, and at ~ NJ Scotland
direct by Steamship Ethiopia Via GLASGOW. The
shins PartH ttN Montreal rni Britannia not take
mails for Denmark, sweden. and Norway The mails Tor
Nassau. y r leave New YORK March !. The mails Tor
HAyu, savauil n, &c leave New York March s. The
nails for he West lnlies, Brazil and Argentine leave
New York March 3 The mails Tor Havana leave New
York March anl \ The ulails for Mexico leave New
YORK March The mails for Aspinwa and South Pacific
portslcavc New YORK March 10 The mails for China and
Japan leave san Francisco March Is The mails Tor
Australia, &c, leave san Francisco March II
IHos l.. JAMES. Postmaster
Fosr oTTioE. NV YoRK. March /. 1873
WANTED-NeM worms at wILLIAMss $, As Fulton
w st.. New York