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WASHINGTON, Juno l. 1919.
The Indians of the Far Wet.

Stirring times! What with the cenvulsisns of
Europe, the cholera all over this country the ere
vases at New Orleans, the ravages of the lndlans
in Texas, the hazards OF the overland emisrantA
te California, and the wonderful reports fron tho
Sacramento, TO say nothing at all of the exsou-
tons by the guillotine at Washington, we'll may
we exciaim these are stirring times! The world
is going forward with increased momentum, and
there Is no holiday season now tor the cabinets
that control the affairs of nations.
Our own cabinet will have enough to do during
the summer, even II all the appointments Of I'M
portance shall be concluded by the first of July.
Among other things, the Indians in Texas are 70
be put down--the Indians on the plains back OF
Missouri and Arkansas, will have to be attended
TO; and according to the treaty with Mckee, tho
savage Camanches, Arapahoes, Apaches, Eutaws,
NavaJoes, and other tribes along the boundary
from the Rio Grande westward to the Gulf ct
California, must be kept in order. Among all the
wild tribes Of the plains, the mountains, and thu
deserts beyond the mountains, there seems to
have been an understanding tor general attack
upon the frontier settlements, and upon the suli-
grant caravans. Taking all these tribes together.
they number, perhaps, not less than %, 900 mount
ed men-the Bedouin Arabs OF the plains, tina
mountains, and the deserts. The Pawnees and
Camanches sweep the plains, the Navaloes make
their sOrries from their almost inaccessible noun
tain Businesses behind Santa Fe, and the Apashss
range the entire length Of the ella, and hold the
Mexican States of chihuahua, Durango, and So
nora, under constant contributions. Their retreats
are among the mountains, on the INSIDE. OF the
American boundary The treaty provides for their
tubjugauon TO good behavior, and the United
States are bound to arrest their devastations.
We may expect, therefore, that the administra-
ton will promptly dispatch strong mounted force
10 scour the plains and to traverse the boundary
line (Which is also a line Of travel for the emil
grants) throughout its whole extent, from tho
north Of the Rio Grande up to the Paso del Norte,
and from the Paso westward to the ella, thence
westward down the CHA to the Colorado, thence
across tho desert TO the Pacific. .
! The scanty subsistence along this route will re.
qure dePo,s Of supplies, military stations: and
! relays Of dragons, from point to point. The aP.
propriauons 81 last winter insufficient for an
this; but the duty Of the administration e Para. ira.
mount, aud we are authorized 10 believe tnat tne
Indians will be promptly taken in hand BY Genera
1 Taylor, who knows exactly what Is wanted whsa
" h.v. The fullest confidence that the Prea-
den, viii do his duty in regard to the G an
Pawnees Navajoes and APnchnes; ana ma. oe,S,e
| mated.
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wAsHiSoroN, Juns 4, 1S%o.
The <sssssss. IF psrsinio, and it' Curious Rs'''s's" =
Fly from tie CAeirs.
We understand that the Legislature Of Vfrg'ssss
which has been sitting for days In extra ssson
at Richmond, have resolved, to-day, to fy nom tas
ohslera IL being reported that one o. more person.
have died in the state capital, Of the psstaisncs.
Acting upon the universal axs1 that self preserve
ten Ia the rst Of nature they have deter mined ~
..yanose the rancho" and themselves ~ Sight
10 the white sulphur springs ut wsrrsnten In Fanasis
county, under the shsdows 81 the Blue Ridge ehAaa
mountains
we have met several virginisus to-day, anA 49,
40, Ak In decided condemnation Of the proosesseo -
,bv see asAen " expense to tbs trsss~ry ~
an excuse which the people Of Virginia VIZ net
rrfc. ""
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NOTICE TO MaR'HERs PgSLISHEp r5IS DAY
~ By MRskY SPEAK, rs WalJsxest, osensr OF Pearl

NOTICE TO MaK'SERs -PgSLIsHEp rsIs DAY,
~ ~ MKsKY SPEAR, rs WalJstxsst ossnsr OF Pearl,
New Y,rk.-.n elegant stereotype edisoh Of new
work. entitled "Esuticai RouaAs and Stowass. with
short rules In nAysaon by John Mcleod Nurphy. and W.
" LETTERS jr Being oomu1sts manual Of practical re-
Of vessels constr navYator ssvsdsrss
sailors 49, kc-laree bvo So illustrated with Up
wards sf forty new And sri HSnal plates.
This vsrh treats OF eys/y important subject touchhS the
nautical profession, rasiAg sails, outnt equip
ground Ming conductors patent shoppers
nsn@uvrss sea- lewsy svolutions Ssiddys ruddsr
ke As De faes numerous practical hints on ssud
dag wearing be Avne ard ing-to, Anehcrng, weighing
So ke Tho with the general principles OF oonstrss
os local atr Aisn hints shs and purchase OF
rules Tor Trim and ballast OF dunnase analysis Of
re.pe sbties Of relations 81 owner
and captain o. DAMAGE freight soppage In wansiss
sfs~ sEeneie ibsurApes nature of policies warranues
le,A"n deteni n bottonry and rsP"ndcntis bonds re
so nf / rule for the and management ~ evsry
fsoes Of merehe iron lead salt coA whaissone
.ess brimsoHs, linens coffee, hdcs provisions fruits
rcs fery tar hemp iosvood copper slate sugar turpen
~ dry geeds, wnet hrsnd fnolAsses. mshss
or irery. boilers. marble oil hardware, goatokns. TO-.
10. hc 80, u.
Of reduction 81 the ola ncS from the
NavtesI Almanac, concise ,hods lunars double st
latitude tuds And the sernn az the
yso directions for night ohsctv atoms
contained in any o'hr work 10 sh haaas OF phs
navigator. TIE whole p',Nea in
tie undss anding and solntisb OF the
pes clear the minds .hese possessing nest iy
| Ell hrtwieote II rsti custsss
10 he brd tho principal, navtcsi s,er,s aud a. tho orc
/ - W. .rill, ~, = al AHMi-
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II OWkRY THEATRE EDNRsDAY RvlNIN0.
s 10 fs9S N q, 4,
i.S sSon;s 1Ssss Mssr' B.so.sy Root. wn.. Igu
ss..s, F,IsS n
M benjsrin Bswhard stafford; Lieut. Browne, Moore;
6o S sEDDfS s. .sfsss. the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THEATRE. CHArHAHsy--
az XII + f.sS tn:
bert snsp pssrnE Irsytss Tsyor; Boz Iine:in booth
sSb
Burke: Charles lesdow.. HELD H.rsy Ehismor. Ti.on
Win AND SEA-
Mn Grand 4 end sroons .trests-oP EN EVERY EvENINd
X. ws s''5{ s Sq sssfT
organised 1872 the oldest established company world
Haas
ss '
Of ter performers under the direction
sssay
nsnSins at three O'clock. p. n.
vTnEATRICAL NoTIcE-TnR BROOKLYN AruR-
and " s
will please Rafs i%Tsssts N application u,
THE DvssELpoRr ACADEMY OF rrNR Artistic.
exhibition Of Painting by artists the above SCHOOL
vii be open every day eIeepsd from 10 o'clock
Of the Church Of Divine Unity broadway between spring
and Prince streets Admi;sanos cents Season tickets
1T1HE GREAT CHINESE MUsEUM SO YaOApwAY.
between Spring and Prince streets and the only in
this country consists Of great number Of rsurss
Aparlmensin Houses Stores and Vessels Models Of Pago
sss as Il:
struRents Of Music. Lanterns. &c &C. Open from n
TIL N daily Adnittsnce 70 cents; children under IL,
half price.
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= o'si uaUiiitiob. VIA oOoOSZ b0
The forty Branches Of the State Bank are as fol-
ws:-Athens Branch. Athens; Akron Branch; Bel
ont Branch, Bridgeport; Chillicoths Branch; Com
ercisl Branch. Cleveland; Commercial Branch Tolo-
p; Dayton Branch; Delaware County Branch Della
are; Exchange Branch. Columbus; Farmers Branch,
shtabula; Farmers Branch. Mansaed Farmers
ranch, Ripley; Farmers Branch, Salem; Franklin
RANCH CINCINNATI; Franklin Branch, Columbus;
uernsey Branch, Washington; Harrison County
ranch. Cadiz; Hooking Valley Branch, Lancaster;
|'fcrson Branch Steubenville; Knox County Branch,
cunt Vernon; Licking County Branch, Newark; Le-
bin Branch: Eyria; Mad River Valley Branch, Spring
'eid; Marietta Branch; Mechanics and Traders
ranch, Cincinnati; Merchants Branch, Cleveland;
ismi County Branch. Troy; Mt. Pleasant Branch,
T. Pleasant; Muskingum Branch, GAINESVILLE; Nor
ak Branch; Piqua Branch; Portage County Branch,
avenna; Portsmouth Branch. Portsmouth Preble
|ounty Branch, Eaton; Ross County Branch, Chilli
pine; Summit County Branch, Guy ahoga Falls; To-
|do Branch Toledo; Union Branch, Massillon; Wayne
|punfy Branch, Wooster; and Xenia Branch, Xeuia.
The five old banks viz, the Bank Of Circleville,
linton Bank Of Columbus, Lafayette Bank Of Cinsin-
at Bank Of Massilon, and Ohio Life and Trust Com
hny report ss annexed =
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branch connects II with NE Navy Yard In washins-
ton. At Cumberland. there already I've railroads
leading from the termination Of the canal 10 the nilss
aud iron works In the coal regoa Extensive prepare
ons have been made for the working Of several Of the
mines belonging 70 distinct companies of propressrs
and Ind Fl
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VVNHE MARRIED. WOMANY PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
pa.iun BY Dr. A. NJ Maurissaa Preessr 81 nissasss q
n omen. sixth edition hsAs. pp. xe Prioe 81 sOao
copies sole Ia six nonths $500,
Year. Of suffering phycsi and mental anguish - nanI
asectopate wife AID veeunsry dime ues 70 s nassAae
might have thousands would have
oysd csnpseucs thousands nsx broken |. HEALTH wosId
III hundreds hsw IN their graves been sts shv~
~ am Iy possession " his work
" INTENDS especially Tor she married. OF thoss H
clstpg marriage ID discoser Important secrets WINS.
should he known 70 them part,owlary. 80. .xs.
10 those whose health docs not permh OF a here"'e
rsiIy II Ia Of especial impof lance. . 49, an. ana
Here, also, every feuslc-ths wifs one .cI,.s "a
either budding into anhsod or the ons IN .ns
years. In whom contemplate an I'm p, re-
symptsms aud NC MOS I.
~bieh her sex is subject a.. puh,is.,ns Of6cs in
ahs,,y s,r,.t "; L.t.ls Co.. Asssy ". ~ ~
bcs,.n. " Is Peterson, - CiSestnes ..svss
WIii,.n I.xI,, ,e Bnitimere; " so"nenlee s"sSss
n G."s..n, New Orleans; J. Is. cvbsedge, SsvannSA
o. AZ 81 oopy WI he trhnsmietsA by nan
80 n.ssr 20 Any par, ~ tho unted StssH All sssrs
| .D d. New Tert Guy, 0ff-s igs l'tcrty ssssss
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g banks:-Bsnk Of Gessga Canal Bank. Of Cleveland;
ity Bank, Of Cleveland; City Bank, Of Cincinnati;
ity Bank, Of Columbus; Commercial Bank, Of Gin
&neau; Dayton Bank; Franklin Bank, Of Gainesville;
Andusky City Bank Seneca County Bank, TINA, and
Pestern Reserve Bank
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= ILL.,. .AA.sss . ~.
81 isd s fhf IA i'i
sss; Ss. INK: sAs vi w's Iha: ss: s:
81 Si
Abbott 0ianina. Mrs. Watts
RURToN's THEATRE CHAMBERS srRREr-wED-
H. evening June will Be played The oomedetts Of
ssSn Porter R.a Mss Barber asss. Ma.
Mr. Genn, M BUpsls .sT In on: sc Of
Monsemey jenkins Hor,nsr Josa ws,hinst:s sny IS
NNtpHy MIS-; sssS;I Mary; Ms. Issr.; B.r%sa Mas
ssmIlten: Simon Slow Burton: Marian his. li i''''p'
~ ToKs-sIsNER iEiEsI-on s5N6AY s1s ai
June lth and each successive evening during SUMNER
sSns.y will be Grand Vocal and qsa
Ssss x
joining in the vsrieu. co.ilon: wsltss following
BAND p,H and hs s s.ss
Leyney Miss Sora oconnSr Nss snny fs..s:
Ticket. % eta Doors at 6 Concert to
A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNyN MANAGER
splendid 1S G
every evening at o'clock One week of the Quaker
as.s IN tho sH .sIs ny
dian appears every afternoor and evening in aaa
Puar and talented Eshopan Minstrs tho band in Tie
Basy .pEs.' s. ssSn & Ais:
opland Clark and others Tie painting Of the
b. seen Ill.,
Is ens can Ss anao1 "a all hours
CASTLE GARDEN-THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDING
TO Civ. sesies Of Grad Promenade Concerts the
: mt scale and paa as a adopted BY the os
oa artists 81 talent and respsoaeity who wish to an
saay auhorssa agsnts, Sossrs cersyn and Marlin
Barclay street Nav York. FRENCH HEISBR-
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MCCLELLAN NOES,


i Whereas, made ~ law the duty Of every prass:
s a1s's Il. Mayor Board Of Health
s h;
n: day Of Nay and ;as first day .,
=. knOxsdE: and nov. therefore: Caleb s. woodhul!.
ne Sosrd assi;h with view .nssis said
with accuracy 70 the public whsthsr and :. whss
I:5: :.
I:;
o: cy n: and And
.:P.e. u: Is. cs%P.ini Witness my hand and
zeal US fsiSned] VI CALEB 8. Woodruff, Mayer.
IF MR. MRNARING WILL CALL TO-DAY AT MR..
AID Sss1 fs A' wi" confer
DRoPosALs FOR YUBL-HEADQUAaTBRs xARINR
csrg m 9 % III e. My
eleven .ssa:S M az js.:
a..r.Ty reauistGn Of Tho SCsr q sAss Of
low Portsmouth. New Hampshire.
Char lesion, Massachusetts,.
Brooklyn. Long Island. New York.
ae s.s:1s ss.: s ss9S,a't7G Virginia
ws.Sisstcs. Distrio. of col.mh4..
Il r st. the ss 1 ssi
w.od or "o ~ Be furnished =, tn. optic. the govern
pSn sn each - s.ss may desss
dssiross proposing supply sscsrsa.
the probable qsaty win be required by reference 70
4. bid viii t. .nle.. accomplished ~ ".
To Ss sadorssd Proposals for rnsl ~s.
ouarteruaster Marine corps
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS FOR lS4s--rwO vo-
lun upwards Of two thousand spirited En-
cravings of the Revolutions the Coz nent during the past
burg fer aao srss So At inc BARRIERS shop ~ Park
Solomon Hart 2s Broadway offer for sale. wholesAl:
RETAIL the best Of French and
Borders in the city Their Stock comprises every variety q
on hand roh Lace and Muslin Curtans and Curtain Nate
rialr and Upholstery Goods, q al kinda ,..p
! RNpID SILVER PLATED TEA SETS. FROM SIS TO
=. IN. csrms. silver Also Corn lus cos Osl.Srased
silyered damA,k Girandoes Solar LsmP thandsiisr
&c ~ very reduced prices ASH Eh X MO nGAN loi VII
! <VHAuPAoNR-THR "LIGNOT' BRAND. OF SUPP
c.R. GADfcHT. Sole Agent No. - Wall street.
", BROWN, STONE sRAL ENGRAvEk AND nEkALr
Painter, Isl Broadway corner Of Murray street w
peseiI cases engraved VIII arms crsss Of
foubt and painted, from 81 upwards Books OF herAory
| with Ap,u00 names. Information given In herAldry.
| n ONION AND DUBLIN Bottled STOUT FOR in
eminent physicians here aad In Europe FOR isr exser
tnsIy rencvanr and nvssratns properties impersd AM
far sale In ts original pure STATE and In qsaases ~"
C. iifpBRIDGB, 50 and 80 Fulton e., New Y.rt.
| ID ENOVIN0.-ERENCH MkCHAkiyAL LAMPS. FVk
merry 81 Brosdyay: sew Sss BroaS~s y sssr Csssa !.
CisS.s, Chnnss' siil okA shadss, spsrm oil, de- 4.
ssss.sns, Brsesais and ssspde d, hAkl0& yI1LE
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SALES BY AUCTION.

A VcTIoN NoTIcE.-IARGE sALE OF VALUABLE
Ai ave- sss r sssT
riano ror.ss second hand do splendid rosewos cos.
%sSs an
%s'
Liquors la'sof the st0effrom r Ar, q hotel
RYJAcoB PLATT,-L.G: CARRINsToN. AUCTION
- ssr-Croekery China, Glass aud Esrthsnwars, Fancy
sa: 1ay' i'' IF tSSry s; nsa rs X.
large Gales the suction No. q Plat street.
;s:; ~ ~ % Sias
s ws wl ana Sn .'A
london sHd cSss: s%v1 Ss'o Of ali
s n', S;; s5s' fai:%'s; sT:'s;
do Bird Boxes s'' s 's ssss:
int % china shs
Aiso pswsd Mulberry Dinner and To. Ware choice pas
be provided for purchasers At o'clock AZ which hour the
HoTER MoE ga Era, :, RI
atNc $50 Blocker street THURSDAY Juno At 10 o'clock
ssmrri.ins good s.ssrtment been Su. months
W. BROWN, AUCTIoNEER- HOUSE
J Furnishing Afticss P.n,CfCrs 100 -moarrow
Viii .ed ps1smpsory or cash. pay sd.snass
CatAlogueI now ready.
WALTER GRERNOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w tory sale OF English Chain Cables = Walter
Greenough Co. will SELL this day Of 4 O'Clock in front
Cabesthree close link Cables 50 fahoms inch
do 10 stud DO 30 homs, ln, IA aud ~ s Accompan
cd with proof certificates and warranted Catalogues
| ready.
WV. DUPONT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NAN
W sien House, Furniture end Wines.-Dumont Hosack
viii cell at auction Wedns day June 9th o'clock. and
TIE days until whole sold all the
and Wines In that we'll known hotel No. 80 Broadway,
prisng Taper ilton, Brussels carpets;
and Mahogany Bedstesd Wsshstads with Mar
BILE Tops WARDROBE Bureaus Pier Tables; Centre Tables;
Extension Dining and other Tables; Sofas Chairs;
Pier and other Hooking Glasses Window Curtans green
and gold Turkey red, Gc,; elegant Mautel and Oaics
Clocks and Lamps: supsrfne Hair Mattresses and Feather
Beds Bedding, Sheets, Pillow Napkins Table cloths,
Crockery, Glass &c. Also
Kitchen Furniture with which the sale will AL
nbont 600 bottles Of ehoce cid Madeira Sherry and
Rhine wnss NBCstaogyss day previous to sals At
tn. Office Of the auctoners Ne. ii Wall street. at the
Mansion House. whore the furniture be N b.
The Wines will be sold Tuesday June r. At IL oeseK at
| the Mansion House. No other wines admitted.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET,
~ l.. HOUGH, Auotoneer- Auction sale Of Horses.
Carriages Harness. Saddle, Co. this day June 9Th,
mencina Mt IL o'clock JOHN H. GATFIkLD, Proprietor.
DAGURlxEOTHPES.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVRRY DAY.
RE w ARDS.


REWARDS.
900 HEWARD.IosT on THE aTn INST, IN OR
Y%O near Wall street small brown calf skin PooAet-
six months s,srest on Uni,ed States stock.
g & % ss 81. sis
?uy mex. also s.ndry pagers Of no use person but
dHsns same by
No Aerohans Exchange. to this Ofhcs, shall be
money All
No So Merchants. Exchange.
two DOLLARS EEWARp:,-Lo FROM gsEANK-
,a a: ears ssd 'Sn spot ON the S.S II;
this Office where she be had will the reward
ONE DOLLAR RRwARD..-JACoB CUNRAD LOST,
~ on the 9th May Bank Book, No. 1888 osntanins
No. Mulberry street viii receive II.
reward.
r OsT-oN SUNDAY EVENING. THE SD INSTANT.
cluster Breast I'm, ATTACHED to 6,as ribbon with
warded BY leaving at $50 Houston ITO Beehman
T osTIAN OPAL R9R l: IN geoADwAYA
Fourth street. or at 6i3 Br, Adway.
Union COURSE, L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JUNE
sest-swc mile heats to saddle John Msards snors
sa Hs'a s1s'Hs sy Sr s
celebrated trotng mare Lady Sutton will positively be sold
= pN0''' -1'.0A y ~ u. D. GREENE. Proprietor.
HARLEM PARK-TRoTTING-wILLC CONE OFFTHIs
Day, a. clock match for One Hundred Dollars.
n. on Tsnay v Gsn:
ch'A'n s. S'rn' names g. r. F EssH nSsr'
p11sss .s:
sups 70 bis '''s R Sr sHd further
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I. o. OF o. r.

T 0. OF o. .r-NEw YoRx. JUNE 8. is!s~AT A
SownDs was called sS. and dw.rd
sA'. '1' ,'li's,a was
Lodge es Il New York 70. Their kind and hrSthsry
pared parade %esss; xso !SIn.Ess
with M the ball 4: Castle Garden il the
T % cs.ss f Rss Js%s: Hal. 1 jesse
our thanks for their
hope
KnielsrI0elsr Lodge. No e. soI decorating banner
'r tn. resolution. b. published in
D' ' p @. JOHN H. DOWNING, Chairman.
7. G. EDMUND HrLER Secretary
In behalf Of Oriental Lodge, No. u.s. l. o. Of o. Of
L. YORK viii hold Special D.s9.. session. ii:
evening eight o'clock at the Grand Lodge Rooms No 80
7 ,EBANoN ENcAxpnENT. no. y. !; 9: Q; R..,MEx,
her; are e be IL shs, -
1 1 hss erd.. tho 81
WEST POINT HoTEL-THR FRIENDS OF CADETS,
w and the public In general are respectfully informed
friends Il Cadets and the public general for tho
liberal pars that he has received from them during the
eight that he has kept the abo. house and
sS. n :. an II:
slowed.
BOARD DOWN, TowN.-Two GENTLEMEN CAN BE
ID accommodated with beard furnished rooms No.
l02 Liberty street.
GERMAN BOARDING HOUSE.-A FEW SELECT
" gentlemen, with their wives single gentlemen, be
furnished with excellent accommodation and board AZ IS
Ro.e street. Oh reasonable terms. G.. +. RNDRIS.
EURNIsHED APARTMENTS IN IRVING PLACE-A
suits Of furnished the first hoeY
consisting Of front paror bedroom, and drawing
ALSO parlor and bedroom the second noor with
single rsoms will be let gentlemen. Breakfast will
Furnished II urcd Apply At No IS Irving Place
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DAGURlxEOTYPEs.

FTER All TIE MANY CLAIMED, BUT FEW REAL
n impro, In Dsguerreoypes. call at walshsand
effect Of his mode (peculiar 20 hise Of getting
bright expressive eyes, even they pale bseand all
will be satisfied At 81 West Washington Place. or 55 4th
ataff th
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RJOuKSOk, Id DUANE STREET, ~ kLL khOWN
she trsssmsns delicate Doctor rspn-
for half cared that bsve EXISTED fos
sesrs Il Celstitstiena veaknseA srssshe =
BY habit s6nesashy 'wr"s Nesess oSs o~'@a -
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TN ppIvArp DIsEAsES A SINGLE GLANCE ENA-
blss Dr. Delaney apply his mover falling remedies ans
the oeass At leaving no saint benino
Int entirely relieving the from all trouble His
done are by other over discoverod ana
sspd before tho world the greatest blessings
by Almighty to srring man. Ohos. 81 ispe-
ard street one street south Of Canal.
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ITO Mr. ARTHUR COTTER, COMMANDER OF THn
j bark Chitftan, Of Belfast Sir; We The unders sned
second calm do behalf
said bark present hearty
thanks 10 lspan Cotter and officers for tire lind treatment
from Belfast New York and hope
ma ny our friends will hsve the pleasure
VI sailing under your TO this .nuy. Wishing you
csSin. " lillian Nse; I'd cabin VIM Jshnstoao; steeraga
Samuel Simpron.
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A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNyM, MANAGER
FOR SALE.


TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY FOUR VALUABLE
Lots of Ground and Water Rights, Fifty frat, Fifty
second and Fifty Streets Eleventh and Twelfth
nue and the Water Right extending to the Thirteenth
avenue will be sold Thursday June ~ twev
o'clock At the Merchants Exchange Maps be hat
COLE 4 Chiffon. No. 9. Wall street.
EOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL TWO HORSE CARRIAGE
scarc' soed cost SLOW can be bought FOR Slo0 TO b
at the Horse Bazaar 81 Crosby bamboo shift
ing seats in perfect order Inquire OF ]. H. GATFELD
proprietor.
NOR SALE-A LIGHT WAGON, WITH TOP NEARLY
new. made 30 order in the best manner will be soiS
low, ar tho owner has no use for IT, Cost price Ss5 Aso
set Of light Of the best kind Can be No
IL sixth street. In the afternoon The whole will be sold
together or separate ALFRED yARlAN
GROCERY sTORR-FOR SAL q THR STOCK AMI
" Fixtures Of the first cass Grocery n Eighth avenue
has been establish ed three years. offers
srsble opportunity TO snterPrising with mode
rate capital Eighth avenue.
-
TO BIC LET.
NN~NNNNNNNNNN>r>r~NSNNNNN
ITO LET-A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR
to gentleman and lady with board he spa
obtain hae airy lodgings with breakfast by calling
Lispepard street, three doors west OF Broadway.
THO LET-AT HASTINGS, ON THE BANK or TIL
l. North River Zone hour and halls sail from the
neat Cot thoroughly furnished containing nine
with flower and vegetable gardens attached Rent 1W pc
street. Hastings, to T. Dougherty, who will show th
premises.
IJOBOK EN.-TO LET, TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN
Furnished Rooms with breakfast and tea, In private
family, within four minutes walk Of the Ferry Address
Hoboken, N. j., office of this paper.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET WITH OR WITHOUT
board in small family were there no boaders
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ASSURANCES.

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
~ no: u Wall strset-Nsv York, June 8, ls4o.-Ths
President Directors have declared semi dvi
dend u Five per esas payable en- the 9TH instsnt.
W. BLEHCKHR, Secretary.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET,
IN L.. HOUGH, Auotoneer.- Auction sale Of Horses.
Carriages Harness Saddle. Co. this day, June 9Th,
mencing Mt IL o'clock JOHN H. GATFlkLD, Proprietor.
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRt-
" Treatise Is Greenwich .trest-Oh'oe hours
10 IL A. M to N. (tundays excepted )rhoe who ap.
bly, in the early stages will be surprised at tho rapdisy End
little attending their oure 10 ~ chiefly he.-
corain class OF people,
who properly apyressts his services In structure frsn
fs 6rst incipsnt advanced and distressing
stages iron advantages and very extensive
pratos afford rapid, easy and radical cure
hs hns grounds sspg be obtained from no ocns
- Anna
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DR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
L. Private Diseasss elects Strstsres
Eruption he where others f Ne
cent cases cured d.ys Nsrvoss and Organic Dsew
he warrants Sec his London diploma In ms omse'