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SPRING STOCK OF
Fancy Dress Goods.

O'CONOR has just received, and is now
" opening large stock of New and
Fresh Goods, consisting in part, Fine
Dress Goods Barages Tissues; Organ.
dies; Jaconets; Lawns; Embroidered and
Flouched Dress Patterns; Printed Linen
Cambria; White Goods: Plain and Fig
ured Swiss MusIins: Nansook, Jacenet
and Book Musins Embroide,les. OF all
kinds Chemisettes, Sleeves, Collars
Flouchng and Edgings; Linen and EN-
broidered Pocket tlandkerchieis; Thread
Silk and Blond Laccs Silk and Lace
Mantillas; Parasols Silk Gloves; Fillit
Mitts; Fllt Gloves; Hosiery; Fans
Millinery Goods of all kinds Perlumery
and Hair; a hne assortment of Mourning
Dress Goods. Collars and Chcmisettes oi
English Grape Also--White for second
Mourning. A call is respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
O'CONOR
Third St., second house from Laurel, OPP
posite Post Office march l3.
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EISH LINE Floats, assorted sizes; Linn
J. erick and kirby bent Hooks; Fish
Lines, assorted sizes; Shot Pouches Pow
der and Pistol Flasks; Double and Single
barrel Shot Guns-On hand for sale by
/. may IL. ID T.. MONIAN.
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WOotlen Ware, 11FO0ssas, Breaker, e9e,
HAND Brooms; Wisps Hearth, borse,
[TWhite wash, Marking, Scrubbing, Cob.
web and Paint Brushes. Churns; Reels
Butter Dashers; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks
Wooden Pals; Piggins; Cedar Tubs;
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops Trays, Pals,
&c. y. =. MoNIAN,
juH. Church street
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Mechanics Tools.

Mechanics Tools.
DENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID 4 Jacksons Saws, Plsins Of all kinds
Augers and Anger Bits, Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatchctts, Hammers, Carvers Tools,
GmbIets and Coopers Bits, Cooper's Riv.
cts &c. d. &. MosrAN. Church st.
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TusT REcErvEb,-FARINA's GEN

lust RECEIvED,-FAKINA'S GEN
y uine Cologne Water; do. Of Roses.
Metallic powder Boxes; Fresh powders
French and American; Tooth Brushes !;
Combs, Smelling Bottles, and numerous
ther articles, suited to the ladies toilet ia.
le. For sale by J L. WALLET,
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Wooden Ware

Wooden Ware
A XE, Hatchet, Tile. Aager and Chisel
n Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools, for sale by
y. E. MONTAN, Church st.
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SpIendid Assortment of New Goods
MRS. C. HUESTON, respectfully in
vi forms the Ladies' and public IN geaevsl, that
she has Just returned from New Orleans, with
splendid assortment Of New (looda, conslstn9 In
part Of Ladies' Talmss, Cloth and Satin, Bls6a end
white Silk Donncts; STRAW Donnets Of every sdes.
cription; dress Patterns; ChIldrsns Hats; nleo.
let's Trimmings Of all kinds and great many ar
ticles too numerous to menti0n 0esZe.
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JOSEPH MCKITRICK,
Architect a md II u 1 d er.
HAS REMOVED his shop to Florida st.,
ii East Of Main, in the rear OF the Pres
byterian Church, Baton Rouge, La. SNOW
fully prepared to take any contraction bull
ding, and do the work with despatch. in the
best style Of art. All kind Of Job work
done at short notice. Plans and speci flea
tions furnished, for Public and private bull
dings, CITY and Country residences, Cot
tagcs and Suburban Villas; on the most
reasonable terms. dec 10y.
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JAMES NJ. ELAN " JAS. +. ELAN,
81 J.M&J. ". Elan, Attorneys and Councillors
.,r.v nnton Rouge mag27-y
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Az DOZEN BROOMS. just recely
NN .1hv r. HOpFMANNs
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nR. G.. w. DEARING, offers his pro
IL fessionai services 10 the public. OfIicc on
church st--opposite waddill Days Drug store
Residence on st. Hypolite Ut, between csnrcb
and north streets. mny1-y.
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g s. HALL, Attorney at Law, Laurel
Ns .trect. Bnton Rouge. La. janl7-y.
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CR. S. p. WARD, Office on Third ST.,
IL oppositc DIR. Il. r, Harney. june8-y.
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CAPTURE OF MELO AND DEATH CF GEN.
HERRERA.

AnCfrisl le-t4r. bCars-se1 - '0e G,-fra)- NJ TINS
Province a.ses z, r. fan details O.. he ,i'fy ne
Cou,utu.ienal party, ara q ne dean Oh ten u
rers.
which enleL ,ie revolution took 'aee .a t1- Ftha
ID. san Fraici-co. Wnele tLe Dictator No 80 CAP
fured. Ine tpH-tltuilDuel parry c'n-s'"i %. lrvo'
men sfc fteIr l1-s = "a cua'ef a. toJ h---- -
rail- UGrtra end milo Men1ozs, Cltnniuder' ID.
{. Gro ana r. O.are su1 ErsEIs lucna-'3 sli
Ngvaes Inc rfyolu'io' ary pa<t 'o-i 800 m,n, ana
au,1p ffcse w.. wy. token pTi.o1e-s are Mt!',
ColsueeIa Bei.bts, AceFcdo. Jlnaes, C3nseTa
OIIa1es 4ud O7"hana
lie sutr,ule CONT had ordered President O1ando
20 De r-rtC uu.fr 4rTe.' Doc Hds mp -it-h ID 'h5
iou,e 81 NDIf-irr BARN.
From IotteI published IT. i1e Peq4ntH > W. iea-n
that the fla tTe@gcneti between we '''s 81
ara he Kcvou-oIi-'s a.fed tGo day.. IN Nhi h the
foIu or we're successful More tLaa twO thousand Ut
Meo's party have D.. On iaten piisone'-. 49,.
TIE l-'e l.n.iited Con Herrera vas stot in the
groin on the morning Of the lih int a. q clock,
ard cx,iIed ~ cook on ne norm z Of the follow
irp dav HIS remains were ace mpt'leI To ihe grave
Dv ward Ct 'l.Iteeu thousand people
General IioJ.s- Herrera whose ce.'h ha- "a ised
frcb gpLsys! doom ia OF cry, was, Thue 4lie
yourg nan 81. officer a the Columbian Army. ard
ioos part ID le laro1s battle OF A. 'rcho IN Peru
in ia Wien i lFar walled 90 establish Dicla-,
tor,lit Cen He~rsra vas nc Of ihO-. s1) d. 'sed,
lie ueasIIe ma in Consequence, VA --f ,o'
have the cou,try f. -3' Pc one Of me leaders
10 rtestallstIc The coI siu oDaI ofoer IN l-iJ ne
saved I'll. PIOylIoc of the l-tbuus tom Jo DinS ~ me
revolutionary movement tten egatnc toe r-st OF the
Rerubiic: srd in Isl be commanded tle C0n-ri'u-
ti0ihl forces that lTt down the TeFOluton ga the
provinces Of Cauca Hnc Antoqua. H. .l-o filled the
Iost Of Governor Of tins province. anu TOO many
years represented the provinces OF the l-.hmlsia
Coupre.e j. Ioht a. be was a Liberal Ils age ~as
about fifty Gen. Herrera leaves many re- aiisns aui
large circle Of fl ud 10 lament his lJ-s IN This city,
where he was very generally beloved aAd respected.
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ms '.l'o 81 { 4-'-'' '0- -'- '
'',h 80 - - ~
H. roy te'"'sn ne a''ei "a '',' -.
iD'n'o'n '''i-''c va 'en'- -,
'"''' 90 sang o' ~ - ~~
- ''-". ~ -
- - -. n.
"' - 40 W . ''i'- .:.'..t
cen ''' "I' ~ %
'-- '''-iA'' 20 'e ~ .-...- ,.u......,., 90.
''e A'''.'- 81 ~ $3.50. r..
iee-'-s f4-'- = -'1
i'FI-'' t''' ..-'es 'A@' '-' =
TITS sb"in be 81 '.' 'y'''' -
'h7o'-'' f'''.e W. ",D ~. -.
Is't "'7t-"e''f % 'D'
'nI. re- rt'.s o. '''- 100 -. -.
reg 4'"f'0'' "P''''"- ''' -. +,
hetcf'- 0'- '''''''
"hi'h ne I'''l'l''-l' ".-'- 4.
hr Tie l'ss' aH- 'H --''' ..-,
'her 'It'e p'p1'a.'on' '1"-''' - 49,
re IHl''' ''II' 10 ''7'' ''''''-
,.,....o mr.. ,.-,,..s .,,-.r,l.r-s .,,l5
oN.'@ ~, f-a..
bA'e T. -. - ., .,s
men N'I - - 80
vac i1-' go 90 =. -
% .u. g..
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AUSTRALIA.

Dates have been receive from Australia, Wa Pan
anna, 10 Oct. l2.
The revenue returns for Victoria had just been
published. On the quarter ending sept. 30 the oIa
increase the ate revenue i 80 so, and on
the year 1873 81. The increase Of the aggregate OF
the territorial revenue on the quarter loo 3i3 ami
on the year t4l3 iJ3 The total increase respective
ly as compared with -53 is t3j2,s9g the quarter.
and "a go on the Year. As the increase on the
quarter is al the rate o. more than 900 900 per sn
rum, II is evident that the up 70 the present
mome nj continues 10 improve.
A continuance of dry weather throughout the col
ony threatens 10 render the frat aud grain harvest
very short Lattery however rain has fallen IN sons
districts
Frem New-Zessnd we learn that the net revenue
for the year, after dducting the OF collection
esmsted at tl4o 3i5, ana the expenditure eIcla-
sve of tie costs OF collection. Al 81 329lesvng a
balance OF receipts over expenditure OF tO,. $50.
A destructive storm Of bail, lightning and thunder
visited the district of Adelaide The ID Of October
Much property destroyed and the fruit crop slf-
ftred severely
Three FinlaDders, who hsG been taken prsoners-of-
war in the Baltic aIG were allowed 10 en- = the Eng
sh merchant service had deserted from their ship in
South Australia aid IS thought they were acting
spies for the Russian Government.
Miss Catharne Hayes has been giving concerts in
sydney with great success. Her last performsnce
VAS seriously interrupted by the extempore accom-.
paniment Of baby II arms tbs. created ereat COZ.
fusion.
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ERNM TILE NORTH

We have The Crescent CITY Herald of Dec &, and
The np3HG Gazette of the ID. The Herald speak
ing OF the newly discovered mines in the Redwood
Ridge Elk miles from Or, scent City, says
with the exception Of q general confirmation Of
the existence Of gold throughout the ridge, have
been able to gather but few particulars since last
issue. The gold is found in all the channels
and gulohes furowing the hillsides 10 the east sud
west even TO the top Of the ridge, which is seversl
miles in length Some twenty four men are az work
on the crssk, where go.d first discovered, and
make from fifteen 20 twenty dollars per day 10 the
hand il is In the midst OF the taest kind OF red
woods where the sun has but but soader chance Of
penetrating al d. as may b, supposed the ground is
much encountered with logs brushw ood and rub
beh. Several other creeks have been or are now
being prospected ard TumOTs OF strikes reach Us
daily
1T is We believe somewhat uncommon that dig.
sings are found in The midst OF forests aud rich boz.
toms We are informed that the water.courses dis.
cover eyerN xbere quartz rock aud Is supposed ha;
Iich quartz lead runs through the enie length Of
the jse throus which the creeks and gGch - break
At light Sngles. The distractions last mentioned will
be the more readily overcome, IS the digglngs are
ciote at hand and will constantly attract prospectors.
The Gazette SAYS:
We lean tina; on Tuesday last the lands in this
valley were purchased OF the Indians by Gen. Palmer,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs assisted by Mr..
Culver of Rogue River Valley and Mr.. q ssry. of
Yauhill. For several days previous the roads were
more or lees marx Ell with nunbars of the yA-ious
tribes, pressing their way TO the Cslspooiah. near
Reason Reeds Esq., where the treaty of purchase
took place.
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can b. cone 50 vel, a. BY organizing rrins ri
c fiiIis he Mli,ia.
Tie ihaiks OF the Association were presented 4.
the gallant General and after long aud elctin, e.
bate twas voted TO Prini $500 copies for the se 9!
The Asso,is'ion.
A lor- cehA'e then cnsuei on the p-o,riety a
sjoltr- tas bs4.e. Are m4ltifasious motions s,i
rtc0us.ltla'iors, the badge Wa sloptei. Ani TO-
C,mUit-.c Sht reported Il empowered % procs-s
bsde,. i.r The rembers.
Col GRIFFIN thtn moved thit his resolution "a
t,ktn FOR. the table. bat voted down.
Tho 'oNogirc Committee Ms appointed 20 report
81 he y arf usl meeting Of the Associat, a upon
ileel l,iitrcy ~ adopting measures 20 carry tbs
suggestion con.siued in T. iirs.' delivered befo-s
the Association boy Brig. Gel. >croy,s:
prti = Dt,'-,.;s l -Brs Ger. Nie. U.-Brs Geu
Durs-s VA Go. Ptsft ~ -Rrz teen Grey M
Ger Rnrrste ~ Col eaard,.n. Nll-Sns -C;er
swan. WILING -G~n RaucaI
TIE following is the list OF OIL ,ers elecied for tie
ensuiu, Neaf.
Fr,,tstt-Nt Cen. Nrl..n Rhal.L We Frc.8ent.-
Ne Or 10 Tsy'oc Cooper BIZ -Gcu. Thona, 3rey
Tr,a,rrtt-Api q Fsrctt5 t-r-sp 'naias s.--s-a-y-
c. y Nott,rrf. Recording SC r.s-Bis G a. 4 3
purves.
TIE -iarks OF the A's'cs'inn we're tenlored .
BIZ Gen So .,r 81 ;ht Frs D.yisoa fo- me ho.-
pif>jiN "a .'h s'i,h they hsd been received.
TIE Convention then sdoDrnci 20 the second Tues
oay IN January l,.-.
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DOMINICA.
Correspsadenee Of The n. Y. Tribune

CorrcsPsadenee Of The n. Y Tribune
ST. DOMINGO CITY, Dec. 10, 1884.
General and Mrs. Cszneau have ne; succeeded n
their views of acquiring any portion OF the Island Of
San Domingo, as il has beon 50 very pomPog.ly s.
legged in different papers.
II is perfectly true, as TIE TRIBUNE has been in
formed by another correspondent, tbs. negotiations
were opened the part of the United States fo the
privilege Of establishing naval depot g, the Bay Of
SANTANA, which wAs refused by the Dominican E1ecu-
tive. The able negodsIors, however ultimately sue
ceeded in binding Dominican diplomacy with power
full dose Of very fair words though OF very equiyocL
meaning and the upshot Of the serpen;s CHAINS
would hsys proved mu:h more serious 70 he Denim;
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
We have dates from Valparaiso to Nov % Gallo
Dec. F. Pata Dee. Il:
CHILL.


CHILE.
Some alarm had been caused by report from the
South n at tie Arancan ldian. had reyolied aud at
tsCk.d The font of Negfota near los Angeles putting
the garrtOn 10 0eath. TINS tuIned GA. 70 De ibc,r-
rect but il appears that owing 10 certain iniormaon
rec,iy cd the lndteIdeutes Of Arahco and epton
have ceemed II necessary 10 strengthen the frontier
GarTisous.
The subject has liven rise to Considerable discus
zion sno spt culeron IN the various journals
a destructive Ere broke out Al apara!so on the
mon ing the sd uit III front OF the Custom house
ten buildings were destroyed, and one life lost. lhe
loss If estimated a. $50 600 Only one OF SUI
tom house were saved. Had not been for the active
e1erous If the FIRE companies the dc-Tuct on Of prop
oty would have been far greater. The vessels % VA
IL port sent detac mcLts Of men on saore, WHO rem
CeTed Efficient service.
Tlepar notice the Ge.th Of Gen. Pne3, " Pre-
ideDt OF the Republic.
Within a short space OF tipe four women have been
executed the province Of Conception, for the mar-
der of tLtiT husbands All The crimes Nero commit
ted in the department Of la Florida.
Lota coal Is quoted at 90 and Corone 81 81 80 70 s.
The Como d,i NUrsays tbat rich gold washings
have been discovered by party OF five Americans IN
the COIdatra Of Antuco. ia the province of Aursco
They procured a large quantity, and others who fol
lowed after we're also very successful. a party oi
twenty five Americans, we'll armed aud provided " I'll
the Dt Cessdry toos PROV slons &c we're pr ptrng
IL start for The locality.
The river Il 10 bio s now navigateG by steam. Inc
increase ia tie traffic during the first month Is most
encouraging.
In Santiago the President has been giving sIc'es
sicn q entertainments t. hi- pOca. fr.en =. The
Hon. David Siakwe sher hAd an audience - PR sent
his credentials a. Minister Penipoentiary from the
United States. The public in his own country Vii
scarcely recognize lis name, a. trans iormed b the
Spanish papers into Mister David Stacksowearker.
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UNEMPLOYED WORKiNGHEN Is TIE
nAkk

Arodcr re Ing ~ men oar OF work was ln,eoei
abou, the STEPS Of he Cir Han YESTERDAY morning
NoGrl, one thousand persons who bed been march
irg about .hc cry with 2 - aud banners, together
virh pr ~ large ,pu king OF rowiy boys, c1u
roscd dc a-S nlises. Tn h.nu".. bore su'h il-
" Ktc.r-,o.. ' liz, a.d L. Live" " We Nin,
Muk Ac 4 Comm ,t fatlse '~om poo. meet.
ivy waited upon the NJ. o- VIZ Wood Informed
them that Be- symrathl,l w. the- dst-c's. but the
ChAt,r rrt'ac,l him '.oo doing auv ming ''r Their
r.I,t Tt,t oraou Gov. ,il lyJ1. / t4A' - slee'
action ir tt. n,a'tsr ~ t's l4w would allow.
Inc meeting continued .n session MP ~ odd 'o's,
and then e-ptued.
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PERL.


Prom The Panama sid' Dec -
On the let of November battle was fought A. Are
quips, between the forces under Don Domingo Ems
ana the Government troops under cen Moran. The
combat fierce one lasting fourteen hours aud
resulted in the complete overthrov of the Govern
mtni forces Gen Moran taken prisoner, tired
by court. martial and shot. Gen. Nivanco was se-
Vtrely wounded, aud bad returned 10 Inns.
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NETTING OF THE RELIEF DEPARTMENT.


\ public meeting OF che Re.'t Depart mt g
BROOKLYN was hai last ,,'u.n. 40 tine Presbyterian
Chufch. conner OF Fnh ui south thIrd-sis in The
Fa-,n district. 10 take m a.u',s i'r ;he relief u The
moor. Mr. GHo. II. AspHEws, of Tie Corner ana
Frgn4Jfr was chosen Chairman. and mll3 a few
rcItr,rt remarks in regard to tie suffering nov eI
itug
ne Ss,lrr,u} STATED tist tr me past week s3)
families comprising 200 persons, had been relieved
by the Department. A-o tha' some SO families hsi
been suppl ed daily with food from the souphouse
abou % olors of soup. together with bread and bis
cult 20 ID sNforse OF about 500 per week
Tie Rev Nr. JoHNsoN cry Missionary, made
some statements concerning the poor.
The Rev STR JosfiS made en osrnes. address,
calling upon a for pron action ~ ths relief OF The
oirtrer-,r.
Nj =. T. tNlTToN ml'c rome sia'tmen's al mo dee
riurion h9- had fallen under hrs own Opserv rion.
Mr. {. GtNptR TAT tie operations o. tue De
par'r-ert .r relation % tHorts made for supplying
clothire ana food, and sho ycl that many hd been
suppl,c.
Tie Re. u McLtyF fllorod in an ssrncst ~
dr,ss, giving iui9rmat IA ut cases that bad iAlen
uud, lis own observation aud III - many no sfE-
ue hat never before been Obliged to call for ed.
Tie 1, pHrin,rt propose 20 lylte the city nio d.
tfcts a. alpoint visitors dat a may be sought cut
sud relieved 4 number Of .eltlemen volunteered
o., ir services a. visitors.
The tHAIHNAN. in conclusion, m lde no earnest anf
eloQuer zeal IN behat Of tins cause.
A rsidcnt. poor but respectable. here aroae, and
stHt,d rs cas' which was tul OF Interest, anl drss
tears from - any prtsoui =,
The meeting closed by prayer by the Rev. W.
NEANuLr, mo boLediction b. The Rev. Mr. Jostr'
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TAHITI.

We have received dates from Tahiti up 20 Oct o.
TIE following eItrscts sre from the M,ssarcr, Of
Tahiti.
On he Goth Of Angus: the Queen opened the see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-05
MEDICAL.


nR. coBgET1, " DUANE STREET. NAY sB CON.
~ suited with conadenos certain diseases years IN
cures ns rsss%..s shs .sms = ~
y n, si;f'S s. !. E
The o9 New la,l n =. %o.s
q FL ola s ' .ns % sss1: =
e IN :. :. s::sA
DR. JOHNSON. ls DUANE s1aE.r, aAs rlaIo.x.
York Dr. j.. treatment and expeditions; his nsdS
; =. ss sss
DR WARDS UNFoRTUNArE's FRIEND, 81, wIrH
~ book just what those want who have contracted
Pen.. world y DE- w.rds Gst or
osss Gssso n ~ door sr ssss q
s.: ss 1. ss1. ,.s ss.s's
Z. s Tss R %s s sss on rss
tion Of diet or cessation from business not required
CcRoIuLA DISEASES OF rae JOINTS ENLARGE
@ The % s sS Ssns ssa
Of all description receive special attention by Hsine.
s:af' q ssss
The al esrnc sns ssa sa az,
r practitioner In this city The references
parent. whose children have suecs:sfuiy treated
ss SIS ss's. nsaSsr sf III. S 2ssIss,
CURE cURE-DR WARDS UNYORrUNA7T1
Friend n0y T. used before every other msa s.y
rsn.dy ssss vii no, d..ppsiD osss cr.s 1sso
ss ~ sr:s ss d 1 4.
one. % :. .s cured - ~
L .ss-Mk. KEsNIDY, Of ReahnrS. has disssvsrsd =
nd ssr:s
tried in over 100 cases. and never ilsd ssssys
session tive hundred certificates lie vtss I'll vhis
s:. vi. our. Ss ss sss
Two TO three BEETLES win cure the system ofboss.
Two bottles warranted 70 tho ssahss 10 ,ss
Three 70 ave bssss are warranted TO cure the wer, 49,.
two bottles are warranted y cure an A.ne, "a NJ.
bottles tod running Of the .,.. ..s
Elk Bottles warranted cure esrrups and ron.
One botti. viii orrs soaiy eruption Of che ~.
Two 70 three BOTTLES 70 he vosss o.
three bottles warranted Va cure NE mos. Do.
Three 70 four bottles warranted sszs sAs sale
Five eight bottles viii ours the wsrss case o. ssvosua
ssnshs !, sw.ys from sh. arss
,i asss :. s s:ss'd s &. 49,, y.
Ss :: s e. a., ria I'm M
stont this herb that ipyssr % surprssssr.s tIssk
ss :s ;:;s; s: lS
der vs idea o. ssddsn rise and sss popuay
OF the discovery VIII state u April SS psSdsd II
and sold Msus 'is bottles day April lsSl sel1
pecessry eat bsst you can "a and snossh ri
Directions fer one table spoonful per dSy sh
sShs ys.Is tee snscstsi A. no direction. e. = spP
bowels twice cay. Mr. Remedy gives personal attend
snes y sss esss, o. sereiuls Msnafscs1rsd By Doss,s
whslsssls Fs,ts for New Ysrk.Gh. RnE Ne ies
bfoedvay; q ". CliokensF Ne 81 Barclay strecti A. D.
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Srssnvse5 ssrseti shrfaa Br,. GO, 10 wlisn sre,
boyt Raus, Chambers street r. Q. Wehs = C~. w
Franklin street; nKsscn, Robbins CO.. Nader Ian
dAvnend Hemal eisssy, Warren street, ware, Clo.ek
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These stsamshps elasssd 81 She insuranse oees
and specie and goods will DO insured in them rates
premium other steamships GROSS the ocean
For freight OF passage, apply TO
SUMNER, n0NTANT DRAPER, nue N. D. des Vie
cHRYsTiE' scHLoHssNANN 1 CO.. .QuM Cadmr
DelAyiane. HAvre.
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.CPJRITUALIsM MISS sEABRING, THE WELL
Known test medium assisted by two superior mediums
will hold circles daily circles for develop
ira mediums Tuesday and Friday evenings; hours from 10
70 H. TO $40 10 Rooms 81 Broadway, opposite the
Metropolitan HstsL PrvA circles apply The day before
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NON CERT FOR THE BENlFIT on THE TWENTIFTH

(IONCERT FOR THE BENlFIT OF THE TWENTIETH
street Cor gegatona Church. TO be given Church
Of the Puritans, Hey Dr. Cheevsr's) Union square, ON
wsonssda, sysnipE June .. irogrammeIPart L-yolun
haydn; Duet, Graceful cOnsor."-Haydn-nissM n. s.
BrAinard and j. Conner Smith; Aria. fac ut Porten
Miss Jamie nil Solos and Chorus Prayer from
Noes in Eaypt-kossini Reoitativs and Air. Ruth
and Naomi Mr.. g. Stusyt-Toplie; Relative and
Air. Nth V.rdore Clad" Miss n Brainard, accom-;
from the t,rstero Of e. PaulMendelssohn. Part I'll
Chorus Now Lovely are the Messengers delssohn;
~ Dr G. w. "s Nj. Duet louis
tets, P,ayern-Rossini; Aria, Kejoce Greatly Hrs
e. StuArs,-Hapdel; Rec,tstive andlAr ''On Mighty
n.sSs Conductor Mr. T. Timns The shoruses 70 be
Tcfets 80 cents to Re obtained OF VIM Hall Sons and Of
GroNestep Trnsow next ooor 10 the ST. Nicholas Hotel
4, commence at O'Clock.
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REMOVALS.

DEMovAL.-THoMAs N. DALE 4 co, HAVE RR.
~ moved TO No. 10 warren street,
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