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JAMES LAsLAAA informs atfons aLd customers 10
he dissolved his at l pToanay
has lled commodi0us Saoon no 3Oo EroaawayaP
stairs or their reception hoping that they win continue to
besow on him hs has tor 80 long time
enjoyed, and Tor which he retures his thasRs
~eli that Lascala the hfst who, SONG sx
ago. the Aston Hou.e introduced the cleaning o the
ead from which time he hls diligently 70 oscoves
opinion THAT they all re-ult from accumulation Of humor,
the skim which oen impedes the growth o. M mar ana
finally destroys IL often produce, iraon oil the skni
causing ness, andrf aud falling out Of che hs a. wei
which swelling OF the hair IA disease
the source) clearly manifest from observing the
comparative thickness and Of the hair wen gray
with it in its natural state e
presenting the public liquid Called Lascaas SHAMPOO
Water for washing the skin. Its effects Metst; stop
the dandruf Third to hair fine and soit
without Of pomatun. Fourth: 10 restore gradually
the gray hair dark color and lasty to eccompsh what
has hnco been considered miracle 70 make the har grow
where there has been baldness for years. :. u.
The principle Lascaa cleanse the skin from all its
humors it health and freshness which he has
proved his face by using hmbie iut oi TINS quia
his hand and rubbing the skin t dry impaItng 10 Is
all the treahness and color OF youth
La order let the public test fairly this inveron he has IN
which indeed the money for the purpose Of cleansing
the head. while will prove to every Gentleman invdla
BILE keeping the hair clean and and those who have Inc
hair good and healthy will raay appreciate i preserving
virtues. . = aA nltW
which gives gloss and the Sores and
heals pain arising from barns either Of which will recommend
il e those who have charge Of chilsr.n
Price, dollar per bottle; ten dollars Per Dozen
will 81 oaIy and sold his Hair Dressing saioon so5
".
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was looked upon as an arbitrary stretch of power
and engendered a general sentiment of disgust; it
was, however, obeyed. sr tf sW
During Sunday morning the crowd increased,
and demanded the release of Naylor, who had up
70 that time been imprisoned in the church About
10 O'Clock, large body Of full grown boys obtained
muzzle placed 1t in front Of the door OF the church,
and while they were getting ready 10 hire into the
edihce, Alderman Horz avaed himself OF mo-
mentary opportunity to put handful OF water Into
the touch.hole.
Another set OF boys got an 6pound cannon load
ed with spikes and toek 1t TO the rear OF the church,
and dwelling II at circular window, fired it
but missed their mark by few feet The gun
some OF which rebounded and flew several hun.
dred yards back TO the South. The party with the
cannon again rallied and fred second time, but
the shot did not produce much effect.
Al IL O'Clock the people got piece of scanting
and battered the panels Of the western front door
OF the church IN, and just at this moment Charles
Naylor Was released nom confinement and lett the
church IN company with Alderman Hortz. When
ne got into the street, he hailed with applause
which was distinctly heard about one mile below
the scene, SO we aietinformed by gentleman who
matter Mr. Naylor entered bail appear this morn
| ing and he was cheered from The church up 10 his
residence, where he made speech TO the multi
| tude and was hailed with long and loud applause.
| The multitude now demanded that the Hlbernlan
Greens should come out of the church, and then
they would be satisfied, and orders were given that
| thu should be released at o'clock.
! We have only time TO say that the H'bernia
Greens assembled about one O'clock and when
on their way TO the church, being Missed and
groaned and having several stones forced at them
they fired, killing three persons, il is said,
and wounding several others. After. firing they
| immediately dropped their arms and fled with
precipitation, holly pursued by the mob, who cap.
tured and killed on OF them, if not more, and
wounded others The Captain was pursued into
the heart of the city, but believe effected his
escape--the mob is at this moment hunting them
up in every section Tor the purpose OF taking re-
venge The quantity Of arms in the possession Of
the Catholics IN every quarter has astonshed every
| body.
| p. S-Half past 4 o'clock, p. M.-The State
House bel! IS striking eight, Qhe number for dan
ger,) the fire companies are all running for South
wark The Church is, however, NOT on fire, nor
does the assembly evnce any disposition 70 de-
stroy il. they have possession OF it, Gas the military
have abandoned it,) and say all that they want, is
that Il shall not be made fortress in the middle
| Of their district.
| 0c- 1t was reported by the passengers in the last
evenings train from Philadelphia, that the church
vas on fire AT The time the cars ieff
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NOR 'rHk pII.l..S

y FAD the following and enszasttc Of
~ Files Mr. j. Bowman, adstnguisied -vsIdlR
Broadway ms been afflicted with the F'cs s sS years
He consulted about three months en- ts3a9e
fool, appetite bad, liver torpid paix. eoune-
pale andiangud ompairs Of paus sys 80 dnevs.
irritation and weight the owss sssaaa Of tho
bowels attended with pile tumogs much ins3rs a. times
times rel,svsny them
selves by prose dcnarse OF blood inducing aeb,y
muscles Of the from the long continued irritation had
in degree lost their power producing umbago, Dad
with muchdcuty he coald walk his step was feeble and
years Tor this compain and had Obtained only temporary
lief ely cured, having taken only three boxes Of
mlas since, and feels return Of the coepant well
and active nov =; he WAS ,y sesis APP t
Reader this emily Of bsusnd similar cured BY
the same mems The Pile EIccuarv, internal remedy,
sold By the proprietor his office 1876 BowEnv doors abovs
srrug stret Advice gratis Remember 1876 BoSsery Agents.
~. Warner Co. Utica; a. Il. Fitch 3, CO, Syrscuss T..
6. swan. Rochester Coiinas u Co. Buffalo
nlg sm dsxvxec
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ON THE CURE OF sTRIcTUkE;

IN A FORMER ADVERTlsEMENTON sTHICTUkE
xeS %Es: 0 saS
: :s n; e. g.. g
dis somH. and j. proper % an: !, 10 mean,
a%S9s Ssss,
Iseh dmshed Csc Of n. ,nes may ess ol
e change
esaay sn "a sn d.
.n q as1 se
g M The mind and % when
s sGss :. s. sa
Many other symptoms might be mentioned but most Of
@ s Vi. re
sas e mnyS Tss G q sss
tn: need much IDsd;d but wfi'
should hspren aer The eoihs. are that drop
%s s ssaa 1 rs e LIZ
% two can proceed from no Gsr sna: bur-
TINE roasEs NAY d nhyr Il AZ e
mos, frequent cause Of structure /. not is severity much
% s e. ' N ss s: asys
ni ssasss %
: Length q % fi. MS1d a 'Ay other
III, % 4. r E g dspss.
The spirits and 70 lessen msat No. that hi. com.
Of q 81 s %
case Of Structure in which patient observe
h = ss
whoever a
there medium by which the mind powerfully acts upon
through the medium tho sexual
upon the mind This however j. better Explained
rs rsI 81 H. i fU sa " eu
ceeds the activity Of mind invariably returns.
With The Cure OF Strcturets II Is gratifying %
STATE generally accomplished IN little time and without
pain Nothing exceed the Improvement
Of late the treatment Of this comp Indeed N the
hands Of and experienced the or Structure
accomplished may days formerly il demanded
months Macy consult the writer who come on bus,
this city for short time only but return perfectly
cured though hss been source Of trouble and anxiety 70
HI. own peculiar means ., cure together with his Prynt'
FORMATION the subject and written IN the panss manner
eonsulted the various diseases referred hi. fvat.
Trsatisess hu dwelling house. No 80 Greenwich streat
any hours and OF the number Of preenders
books quacey which nest this city he deems
make the following satisfactory ground
confidence to strangers Besides his rank Graduate
Of Edinburgh, &c. SC he has been engaged thu
Of these diseases both in Hospital and city prac
tice for than thirty years, and has published
threc editions Of work expressly them Also that he hs
:@ncns xgsTess. ST Ashley C9qpsr q London % D.
Mott of New York DR. Pbyack Of Philadelphia and others
and that he permitted refer amos. every Physcsn
smnencr in this city The Private lrestise" IL 81 al
dress Dr. Ralph, cen 80 Greenwich les lm*rc
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PAUL DE ROCKS WORKS.

BEAU III UL. Illustrated edtoa Of all th- cknowledg-
cd works OF Charles Paul de Ko with tn su.hor
@ AID Biography rady for delivery at o2 Nassau 81
New fork-prc, one dollar DE Kocks novels" svs The
London miuer ARE the richest humorous. most
aud popular u hctions that have
Language so the ,rcitemst about them in
Fran asd England that bla kwoods Magaz savsThe
people both forgotten oil thsr 9th.
aahor end fau De Kock mad" Tn edition is be
iu printed super,e contains hund ed
large pages Of closely printed matter work mailable
and be BY ihougost tn United States the
tanadas at rfng Ali ordsrs for copy of
work mus: c1n,a dollar b. ffansed post pad and di
Six copies i'll be sent for ise doIlsrs
The trade supplied the usu Il terms, jy3 md&W FEC
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DOCTOR MORRISON,

NORTH RIVER DlSPENSAEY, 2o4A Fulton street,
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continue. to be consulted con.
6dentiay all private diseases which he without
restraint diet pursuts and recent cases. Earticu
obstinate Srcturss yield to Dr. Ms new and
without pain In the worst forms Of Structure he war
runts perfect
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This Affection and the train Of evils resulting from se;re;
impotency radically cured BY Dr. M palhoo
cal principles by restoring the healthy ard
ensang m original vgor perfect cure guaranteed or
charge. w1g1 tsfatE
N B-Dr NJ holds 30 communion With medical prstender.
who clnm e be surgeons he is perhaps the only auaihed
advertising Surgeon the See his Diplomas his cf
fee 2o4x Fulton Letters postpaid and continuing
Fec will insure medicine spd advice par Of the Union
M TO 10 p. NJ. daily. jes9 iiasrc
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BOOKKEEPING, &c.

T.. y. MARSH,
CCUUNTANT. fully informs his friends and the
"A public that he has returned this CRY after absence
and oraed No 90 Cedar Broad
where he has opened his for
tica Book-kespIg Mercantile riting, and Commercial
Arthmet
aers himself that his 81 instruction. which has
been vaousy esed ana novssaly Apr we'd IN this city
Tor the last yes will the support which
its merits so just y entitle il. He asked no more.
In the study OF Bo tkeepng pup keeps, the
pacics manner complete Of erhip looks embrace
all the different nusiress Of good
househ becomes lar with all the hooks consu ing the
set with all the ocumens relating 70 the books trial balances
balance sheets and with ante
change &c.
OF inructon, person Of good capacity will
become competent Book Ike and will receive cerfcste
10 that Effect No ,pght in class.
MERCANTILE WHITING "A thorough course Of pro.
gssiye essons parsued which i'll ia in eec
uble improvement Specimens Of truly mercantile atty
my be sem st the
Prospectes, with hours &C. may be obtained the
rooms day and evening
q q MARSH's WORKS
The science Of double Entry Book Keeping Simplfsd. 18th
edit on 200 pages price ST.
The gle Enry Book Keeping Improved, Sd edition
100 pages octavo, price IS cents,
For sale at the Book stores and at the rooms
Mr.. Marsh Offers his services opening, closing writing
up hooks. NO 90 Cedar street up stars jy6 3tsm
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LONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY.
WBATH BUILDINGS"

(F0RMERLY RENsHAWb
THIS weknown aud delightful bathing Establishment
will be opened for the reception OF after
18th June inst The Buildings have undergone cog
thorough repair effbr III he spared 10
ievedy high reputation which this Establishment has heie-
tofOre acquired.
The price for boarding will be 81 per week instead of the
former Of $40 children and half price Young
people, requiring much Will find accommodating
The steamer Orus Captain c. Price, from the Fulton market
and the Shrewsbury Captain Corles from Caharne
Market, will each mako daily trip between New York
Long Branch Stages will be readiness upon arrival
Of either Of the Ocean House. convey
sengers immediately Long Branch. Fare from New York
10 Long Branch 81. JAMES GREEN.
LonR Branch, June u, 1874. je4 lmsrc
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Cgnsu ting Physiclsn,

y. sTEpHENS, Of Kings College Guys Hospital London
pAkTiCuLAk attention will be devoted to diseases Of the
sas's Of Females mpotency syphilis and Gonorrhoa the
treatment oil which become dgaceul to the hy
cian aed consequently fallen into the hanss Of despcab
set OF men TO whom the under Of their patients the only
hect and along Of entaled
come VI s,o soi.cls the patronage of tn public ~ the
ne al pTact Of Med and Midwifery, and confidently
submits his t.est, The scrutiny diving public.
lie VIII be happy forward and medicine the above
npon az Of tho symptoms, aud the letter
enclosing Zee Lstte.s need not be post-p i'd.
None will be refused eief account Of poverty and all
may ret assured permanent will be effected without
endanaenE the future hzrpness Of the paeat that
can 90 VIII be dons TO secure speedy cnnvseseenee
The Diseases Of Females atis from I'LL 10 A. H.. Sundays
inciudsd IVA lmsN
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[From the Philadelphia SUN, Extra

PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY, O'CLOCK, +. vi.
HoRRID STATE OF AFFAIRS RIOT AND Loss OF
LIFE-ST. PHILIPS CATHOLIC CHURCH, SOUTHWARK.
1t appeared that several days ago William III.
Dunn, brother OF the Priest, waited upon General
Patterson, to get a request from HIM to Governor
Porter, TO obtain rs muskets from the State Arse
nal. The General acquiesced, and Mr.. Dunn pro-
ceeded to Harrisburg and waited upon His Excel
lency in person. and after short time obtained the
desired order, and returned TO this city This was
kept a secret, and hence the surprise which II
caused, when the people learned that a military
company had been regularly drafted for the express
purpose OF guarding that Church, although there
was not the least disposition shown on the part OF
any body to modest 1t In any shape or form what
ever. VIM. II. Dunn was elected captain Of said
company, and on Saturday afternoon General Hub
bell having learned that he was an unnaturallzed
Irlshman, proceeded to his house in company with
DIR. STAFFORD and demanded his papers; these were
givenup, and OF course the company was disbanded.
In consequence OF the great crowd which had
congregated, because OF the warIke demonstra-
tons the part of the Priest the Meihodis ts wor
shipping in little building in Second street. above
Queen, had to suspend their meetings, and business
IN general in the nelghborhood had come 10 a
stand on Saturday night.
Mr.. McGarvey, at the corner of I'd and Queen
streets, thought proper to shut up his grocery store
and when he was observed doing so, slight rush
was made at the store, but no damage done-many
persons stood In menacing attitude, but did no
harm A general sentiment seemed TO prevail
among the dense mass-that the church should not
be burned. The Native Americans formed them
selves into bodies of police, and were commanded
by the Alderman OF the district, and preserved ex
ceilent order.
AZ II o'clock on Saturday night General Cad
waiiadeI arrived with two field pieces. and told the
multitude to dispense, or he would fire upon them
GA this announcement, the Hon Charles Naylor
late Congressman from the 81 District, stepped be-
tore the cannon, and said "yeu have no right TO
hre, aud stated that i he did, he (Naylor,) should
ne the Killed hrst Naylor was Immediately ar
rested and placed IA custody a IN. military m The
church. The people demanded his release. and
became uproarious, and continued so for Some
Time atterward. AT the time General Cadwalader
ar'yeu peace reisned IN The neighborhood, but ne
ordered all the shops to be shut up, THE command
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THE WEEKLY EEaALp-lrsucd every Saturday morning "a
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

NEW LIEE-undreds who have kse thoir beds for years
IN have speedily isvgoated with Infusion Of
blood and consequently life and strength by the Of
PARIS Life lis that their thei isIlow
beings, who bad given them ncurabe looked
the Of the OF this miraculous
Their unsolicited testimony Witnessed by genteen Of high
be obtained Of agent Of this hghiyprized
medicine. ~
Sold by all respectable Druggists in New York. in Boxes
IS and so cents. W holesale BY the Proprston.
THOS. ROBERTS & CO.,
No III Fulton street. up stains.
Spanish Portuguese French and German houses informed
that PARIS Life Pills put wrappers in each Of those
languages with Books Testimonial and other corresponding
documents je6 lmSrc
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THE PRIVATE TREATISE For a particular account
Of this tte book cean delicate diseases: the render
referred to the last OF this II contains the know
ledge Of than thirty yearr experience both Of Hospital
and city practice, and being approved by the eminent
perfect confidence Ts those Whose compliant a. %
various Of delay pointed with cesrness,
that the of cure seen Immediately NO
who this little voac in his poss be long de-
ceved by the boasting people that nfest th: city
Advice &c may be obtained bY letter disorder
sting the urinary organs. Address DIR. kALPH ssn 50
Greenwich street. ~ Y. je6 lm*rc
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HULL'S TkUSSES.
oTvfr To RITpTTTRED PERSONS.

DERsONS afflicted with huptures rely upon the oess
Instrumental aid the world Affords on appi caon ~ se
pal The United States te cafiai % e.a,ae Inc
Hull writing None are genune or TO be relied upon AZ
MANY persons have undertakes vend limitations Of us
celebrated ussss and thousands are mposd n?on " conss
ou.uce These limitations cannot be relied upon hsJ are
unsku mechanics and are no better than me oio
Trusses. :. -,.:-.,~
for ladies' having separate from the business depart
cs,n.2s rat,en,s = - III linfc
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JOSEPH Is Maiden Lane, tep sal,sl importer Of Eng
he sh, Frencb and Gsmau double and single barrel Fowl
ng and Ducktng GU Ms, from the lowest TO finest qusts
Also always hand extensive assortment OF PISTOLS
Goth double aud single baes embracing 100 different kinds
nciadins the modern sl Barrel Revolver all q which will
sold lowe than other house the trade Merchants and
Gun Smiths particularly requested call previous
making their purchases they cersRly will lind il to the
idvan age a39 4nsrc
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MRS. CARROLL'S
INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS,

INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS,
325 Broadway, two doors above the hosLitais
MRS CARROLL respectfully snnoun TO her ta'ronsI
l1 Medical tacuy aud the putc, that she has .oved
Coortand and established nsr Medcasd hpot
and Sulphur Baths comsnod0us ana Central situar
on No SO Broadway where by her contlausd
she merit The patron which her
has received Tor the last eighteen years
". B-Suphur Baths REQUIRE nonrs netice Toftaoe
Baths Of be city or Its VICINITY btMnx
1nhs for hire J y inrc
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To THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN--A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR COkUlAL
REAL WHAT ShEhMnN'S hUzkN1Eo
HAVE DONE.

HAVE UONE.
AIR DAY boot maker, No. 20 Iiasy street, Brooklyn,
Iva suffered greatly for eighteen months ith de-
,y sickness Of the somah loss Of shooting
in the bowels his stomach neglvced ALMOST kind ood,
He had been attended y and
or two moaths By tho proscrx OF tho cnversy and all 10
purpcfs.
On reading Dr. Sherman Book descriptive symptons
Of he thought his he boz
Of Shermans Worm Lozengcs few Acsa brough away
judged abouttwo OF and satrey cured hs
multitude VI stmiiar might nlsntoned where chill
and adults had tered all 6ensh fof2 and
ching gave relief but Shernans LoxenExs
Coughs C0i,s ., Asthma, Whoopng Ccugn aad Cog
sumption, cursd ShesEsa Cough Lozergcs
any other known remedy They siiay the ticklirg
lew seconds. and enable those ssdiGtea with the most
coughs 10 sleep whole nEhfs The kev. DR..
Dnnba Rev. MIR Dc Forest Rev. DIR Eastond and hundreds
thousands sest 20 their happy virtues others can to tho
efficacy Of sherrans Cough j4oze1ges Tor heasache,
saptation OF spirits ard lasstade.
bodily mental and for he wonderful proper
OF Shcmans Poor Mans Plaster which costs but i2x
and for rhcumAtfrn and umeaso.
pun weakness breast side, back, OF tbs
Ask for Sherrasn Poor Mans Plaster that
smile with the bAckS
There worthless m,aons aw ked about and
sold BY uupripcplcd drrgg kemeobcr TO get Shermars
LoIererges and Pssts AID Tr1sssoge Others or yoa will
hedeceived.
Hudson cor is Bowcry spring; II East BROAD
way. In Brsokyn Mrs Hays iss Fulton, and Mountains
Drug store SO Fulton eson Prospect and Jacson III
In Jersey CtyE Randall, uroccr In Newark Trgpo
and David Brysoa phlsdcpbisZieber Coz Ledger 1id
gA BcstoE.RsddisS b. Goa Hatssl Albaay-A relhris.
tSnnwiS HILL d,t 10
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EDICAL GARD-

MEDiCAL CAhO.
nOCTOR FAWCETIo5 Late work the best ode If
- treating ConstutionA Debility mpotency, sefiity,
Nocturnal Emssious Gonorfha elect, Stcure Veaereai
and all Diseases Of the ORGANS be blamed at
his orce l96 tulo street. New Yok-pce 81 The Doctor
his his old
established office r6 suionsee .ountry pa'iests dscrbe
their minutey and enclosing fee will advice
medicine lao a copy Of the work. 80 in~rc
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DAILY CHRONICLE OFFICE, }
Half-past o'clock p. M,
Sunday, July Z, lS44. )

Mr.. BENNETT -
In addition 10 that in the Extra Chronicle, which
you will receive by Adams Il Co.'s Express line,
we send you hours later news.
Immediately after Mr. Grover had placed the
flags in front of the church, the mob boldly walked
forward and removed them, saying they should not
remain there.
The military all off the ground In the
neighborhood OF the Commissioners Hall, around
In 2nd street, about half square from the church,
there are great crowds of people. The wounded
Hibernla Green is there, In charge of the authorl-
ties The excitement in Fifth street, near where
the boy was shot, is the ,ncrease-this is nearly
half mile from the church.
The Major General and Staff have Just passed
here on their way down TO the scene. An express
has been started to Harrisburg for the Governor.
Vespers IN the several Catholic churches was
suspended this afternoon
The State House bell is tolling. 1t commenced
at 10 minutes past 4. II strikes eight tmes-a sig
nal lor the citizens to assemble Many are already
on the spur !; but nothing like a force.
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w wIILMER S y a., ENGLISH ExPREssEs.
FIREWORKS! FlREWORKS!!

THE and brilliant assortment Of exhbitonal
Fireworks manufactured in this country. rea-
dy for dspos the United Staten Laboratory Jersey
being impoyem;n on Copgreve and kusgiei celebrated
Honafef and Rocket which obtained from
other place Laboratory he having dispensed with ali
agents Orders left at MIR. William Nbios Cattle Garden,
cnnGtually attended. to. ISAAC EDGE. Jr,
m re psrncrhrist. Jsrsey