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Hoors The Parisians call hoop
skirts zephyrs.-Fri,s, of the Boston
Traveller, thinks that this is a highly ap-
propriate name for them, for while walk
ing with lady the other evening, he was
reminded at every step Of the zsphr's
sight q A broad hoOped lady Of Sara
toga was out walking just as a sudden
shower came over tho place, passing
square across like wall, 40 that while
the upper portion of the village was
drenched, the lower was not even sprink-
led, and sho happened to be near tho con-
tire, aud the north part Of her dress was
utterly ruined but the unsoiled south half
is still sufficient to clotbe several Of heE
daughters,
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LONDON COMPARED WITH OTTER CITIES.
Tho London Chronicle has made
calculation, from which it appears that
there are more Smiths, Joneses, Browns,
Robiusons and Thompsons in London
than any other city in the world paris
aud the Chinese cities oxcspted) has iu-
habitonts and that Vienna has not as
many denizqns as London has servants
that the shoemakers publicaus,apd deal
ers in meat aud vegetables Of London
would make a larger population By far
than all Berlin contains aud nearly as
large as that Of New York ; that Lon
don has more last-makers than Frankfort
has citizens, and more clerks than Bos-
ton has inhabitants.
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- Marriage resembles pair Of shears,
SO joined that they cannot be separated;
oitOn moving in opposite directions, yet
always Furnishing any one who comes in
between them.
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1t is singular fact that, no matter
how excellent the streets Of Paris are,
those who travel in them are sure ,o'rus
n
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DOCKET MAPS OF KANSAS, for sale by
J. L. W. CLARA.
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TTPHAM's LIFE OF FREMONT.
We printing the 10th thousand, and viii be able
this week TO supply the orders for
MEMOIR EXPLORATIONS AND PUBLIC SERVICES
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT,
BY Charles Wentworth Upham,
Formerly member Congress- and OF the writers in
Sparks American Biography
handsome volume with portrait and IL fine
illustrations drawn from taken in daguerreoype by
Col. Fremont while on his great expeditions.
PRICE rs CENTS.
subscribers the American people the above
carefully prepared work written long before the fresden
ta nomination. would state that Mr. Uphams memoir OF the
Pathfinder of the Rocky Mountains the man who has opened
the gates Of her Pacific Empire" was undertaken
with the and OF the distinguished subject
ard that original documents appear In
the book heretofore available to other bographers.
Terms the trade and clubs very liberal
TICKN0R FIELDS, PUBLISHERS,
l35 WAsHISGToS STREET, BosroS
For sale by all booksellers and agents in the United States and
Canadas.
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other vegetables be preserved perfectly fresh
state BY the use Of STRAITS patent self sealing cans Fun
preserving all kinds OF fruits and vegetables
company the Price for quarts 81 50 per dozen; half
gallon 81 So N B, orders, by post Otherwise prompt
N delivered free of OF this city Brook
Ign WELLS PROVOST, proprieiors,
No. 32l Pearl street. Franklin sluare.
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a e. Hackney Quarter Master General nj Jefferson
! writes 10 the Jefferson Examiner denying the charge
"a by correspondent Of the Missouri Democrat that
!. Price had sent twelve cannons and twenty two
es OF muskets TO Atchson and sringelow for the
n OF Kansas. The letter says that have bean
en out Of the State Arsenal except 10 regularly organ
companies and not then until every requirement Of
Platte Militia law had been complied with. Not single
has ever been sent TO Atchson or Stringfelow, and
Price has invariably refused all applications for
In nom parties not entitled TO receive them.
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A PPLETONS' RAILWAY GUIDE FOR JULY
n u. APPLETON \ CO., SAG AND 34S BROADWAY,
Have ready
NO. ], PRICE 10 CENTS - PAGES

A PPLEToNs, RAILWAY GUIDE FOR JULY
NO ], PRICE IS cEsrs, ~ PAGES
APpI2GroNs
GUIDE,
For the United states and the Canadas
on al he ALWAYS Of he uned saes and the canads also
Principal oaa ay sna By
map placed opposite The description Of that road which map
roads and other typographical matter Of TO the traveller
A GENERAL srEAa sfSo DIRECTORY,
Alphabetically arranged giving the daily salnss Of all the
out the United states. The Whole accompanied b va
COMPLETE GUIDE TO rnn PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
catiohs propretora terms &C. With hrge variety local
and valuable information collected, compiled and arranged
'A'''f o q TT fael WITH GENERAL MAP
principal railways. -
mercal and social relations existing throughout the United
States and Canadas has created demand for railway
glance the time Of departure of the from their various
their &c, s upon the route Of sve
different portions % Tie country through which he
days, now accomplished in as many hours Commercial
operations which formerly required months TO complete are
Change has demanded change The guide books which
mn @ ars
something more comprehensive and OF greater practical
The compiler would remark presenting this work to the
s he h a asyosa % me and
ture of this guide IS its convenience book OF reference
ap ensrayed expressly sn for ro
the distances stations connections aud chorography
formation with the greatest possible facility OF reference 50
travellers what hotel they may stop upon their arrival
In city village Travellers who make use of this work,
persenay Of By letter
p0 @ De % re h ANY sy
For sale by all booksellers periodical dealers agents
and at all the railroad dcpots.
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L TIE nHs AsERIcAS WEEKLY PRESS Of Friday vim
A STATUE WASHINGTON,
at the Military institute a. Lexington, Val
ION he letters Of Col Frenon month"; t on Stockton
Rs s Ss
for ,hs Wee so PRESIDENCY b;y BY the North Ame
can mem Gently Si Rea h a his city;
ad III Se sS '
ma1sgrss;,ng the equestrian Sa;ui Io statue Of
ap ter sil q is sHIs eiy sS Sfn-
neghborhood;
Editorials Of matters general interest police matters re-
and ali matters calculated % entertain,
interest or instruct its
It's best general weekly the county and
Terms 81 year agents, % per hundred Advertse
hey s he
M & Fulton and Ma b Nsw
THH CHEAPEST H9 affL fzss PUBLISHED
illustrated
RAILWAY As CUBE fTfss NAVIGATION
Published monthly, under the supervision of the Railway
Containing a5a pages, Price only IS cents.
CONTENTS l. July. -
y aps MOST q e % ne
ton Of the various towns, villages and cities through which
skeleton pleasure through of the Unit
&c, &C.
Railways and their progress from their commencement to
the present time.
America, by River and Rail; Notes by the Way BY
Traveller.
Time tables, distances fares &C.. connections on all the
railways throughout the United States and Canadas.
Complete steamboat directory alphabetically arranged,
giving the daily sailing of all the Steamboats, to and from all
parts OF the United States.
Complete guide 10 the principal hotels
geneI al map giving birds eye view Of the connecting
links Of railway communications, especially Intended Tor
through trains
AID for ffecn cents.
sale by all the booksellers, periodical dealers
agents all the railway depo and ticket Offices through
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TWO CENTS FOR CASsELL.
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sfcCan the Murderer.

AtRANY, July ., 1866.
|ivard McCan, who murdered bis wife yesterday
ming, was captured In an unnhabted house fosr
IL below Grecnbush, this evening
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mechanic and tradesnan oil to machinery The AMER1
CAN WEEKLY PR Ess furnishes opportunity to the bust
make known their wishes throughout the length
breadth country Issued every Friday morning.
Advertisements the the American Press north
Of Fulton and Nassau streets New York viii be
inserted for my cents line. Subscription 10 the paper only
n
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Discase Of the Lungs-Notice.-Dr. Hunter

would give notice that during the hot months Of summer
commencing on Monday July IA instant no patients will be
received after 41s Z. M daily. For the convenience of
residing distance from New York and unable visit
the city for advice list Of questions has been proposed which
will be forwarded TO such application together with copy
Of the Specialist containing full explanation OF the treatment
of puInonary disease by inhalation. so BroadMAY N
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The Pennsylvania Republicans.

HARF1sHURH, July v, 1900.
he Republican state Committee met to-day. Various
10 were discussed for conducting the campaign.
khern and Western members gave assurances that the
brity for Fremont and Dayton would be unprecedented,
epoke confidently Of carrying Pennsylvania.
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VETERAN CORPS or lsI2-AN ADJOURNED MFRT
Of he corps VIII be held at W. EARes star Hotel 81
Ispensrd street ON Friday evening, July ~ Mhsfpast7
O'Clock IN relation 10 the excursion 10 West Point which
place the 10Th inst Punc,ual attendance requested BY
order, ", RAYMOND. Colonel
VIZ TtYIoR, Adju,an.
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Ie Charges Against the state Treasurer.
ALBANY, July Q, 1885
n understood that Governor Clark has dismissed tho
hplalnt presented by Surveyor General Seymour,
lnst Mr. Clark, the State Treasurer.
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Iovements OF the Southern Steamers.
THE NASHVILLE AT CHARLESTON.

. tHAHLEstuN, July >, 1898.
Ne steamship Nashville Cart. Berry, arrived here
ARRIVAL or THE FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, July =, 1850.
Ee steamship Florida arrived here IRON New York
morning with all on board well
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sight different the largest assortment
the ciybesdes fifteen second hand panosall OF which
win be sold prices that defy competition Pianos rent
and rent allowed purchase at ApERS' No. 1888 Broad
way Pianos tuned repaired polished boxed and moved.
paid pianos Music reduced prices
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New ORLEANS, July 8, 1865.
WCotton-Saes TO day 300 bales at 1896 1094c, for
middlng Sugar firm and unchanged Gunny bags 70 ar
rive 12c. Freights sitter.
OswEGo, July 9-P. NJ
Flour in active demand and extra parcels are scarce
Extra Canadian, 81 50 ordinary do 50 So Wheat quiet;
supply comparatively light: sales3,o 900 bushels white
Canadian at 81 90 and cargo Of very choice do iast
night al 81 &c. Freighs easier Corn taken at l2c Tor
New York. ewing 10 uniavorable winds, lake imports
are unimportant Canal exportsFlour, l,s9i barrels
wheat AZ SCI bushels; corn 6,2lS bushels rye, 1924
bushels; oats, 8, 200 bushels.
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BUCHANAN AND Observation-Disclosures LIKE
ID portraits of these dsng candidates Of the demo
cratic party be In FRANK IESLIES PAPER,
ready price 10 per copy Every democrat should have
q copy. For sale al all news depots
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Death or an Old Lawyer.
Markets.

IHlLADEIFHIA July ., IoOu.
James Gilson the oldest member Of the Philadelphia
bar, died this morning, aged eighty seven years.
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HFNIUNt July y I1VOs
he Portland STATE az Adine newspaper hos,ed the FIRE.
Il and Dayton flag this afternoon, heretofore straight
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Wanted-5, 600 Heads, on which to try
Whites fashion hat for july soft hats for travelling In great
variety and everything in the Of straw hats FOR summer
wear at WHITES 20 Broadway corner OF Fulton street,
and l4S Fulton street.
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admiration among all connoisseurs In art suit 81
elegant private apartments for supplying his inmabe dye,
~ only reliable article of the kind exan Wholesale aud
retail Il ORISTADORos, No. 8 Astor House Copy The
NddreAa.
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whiskers and Moustachcs Force I'd to Grow


weeks by my onsuent which will not stain injue
The skin 81 bottle sent TO part of the country. X a.
GRAHAM 500 Broadway; Briggs 81 State street. Albany
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A PPLET0Ns' RAILROAD GUIDE.-THE MAPS ARE
IA printed from relief plates, made by SCHONBERG a
Co, rs Nassau street. New York.
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lre superior others. Their improvements
perfect the natural elegance and durability
His and only harmless hair dye applied In twelve
private rooms, at BACHELORS, ZS3 Broadway.
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DeHance SaIamandcr safes,-Robert \

PATRICK the sole in the United States Of
the celebrated safes powder defiance
locks and baa Depot 1872 Pearl street. door below
Maid lane
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Ger Nicaragua Walker waves
The glorious stars and stIipes,"
Whilst Steinfeld by bis biiters saves

The Invaiuabic Cognac Bittcrs 10 be OBJ
tned wholesale retail from STEINFEID, 70 Nassau
street. ~ y Forsae by all the respectable bars groceries
anadr
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a lighter.
Now ready,
THE WANDERER;
LIES vICSsrrUDEs.
by the author OF 1.-THE Watchman,n &c., &c.
,Trudging along unknowing what he sought,
Md yxlis lliuoa a he yvant fnr mt thauph

Another popular tale from the pen of author who needs
inroducon his other books having commanded wide sale
and made him familiar TO the reading p1bic-utca Gazette
The Wanderer points excellent moral and while
will enchan the attention of the mature reader
fail to interest well the yonng.Cleveand
Herald.
The incidents natural and eke the narrative graphic,
and the style forcibe II will pease.-Hartford Couran
This work abounds in lively and soul stirring Incidents and
viii well repay the time required 10 give careful perusa
baltimore Democrat.
We apprehend that this work will meet with unprece
dented sale-Penn Van Democrat.
Published in volume cloth, illustrated Price 81.
L. ID. LONG, III Nassau street.
nd aln nkaalla
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whker In styles suit the different shape heads and faces
Barclay street. No interest in other establish
nent Hair dye shings box, black or brown.
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DISEASES or WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

CUNNING = rrnroRp A. x,r.p,
COPY. a.: 8 Sw. WOOD, $50 Broadway. Price %; By
mail Tree Of postage.
Prom he New York Journal Of Medicine and he Collateral
Scencesl
The rapid sale this work Is unprecedented In the history
Of medical literature In this country.
From the Cincinnati Medical Journal
The valuable work The subject presented 10 the
Prom the British and Foreign Mcdco Chirurgca Review
LondOnl
Tho work worthy II m author credit 10 his country and
a rich mine of instruction 10 the profession large.
Prom the Charleston Medical journal and Review
We read every page OF this admirable book and pro
nounce The valuable contribution offered 20 the
profession II has received the highest cnoomums from the
press Of this country and England.
From the New York Evening Post
This work destined 10 make high mark discusses with
the ability OF the diseases Of ard chill
dren, and Us style Ineligible and eloquent the
professional reader readily comprehend the authors prn
cipics Of health.
From the New York Courier and Enqulrer1
DR. Bedford " well known OF the most eminent prac
work fully sustans his high reputation viii sought az
eagerly by every mother soctoua the
her own health and that of her children
From the New York Commercial Advertiaer.l
The mother, anxious for her health and that Of hs
daughters, will End rcplete with iudicious counsel
From the New York Observer
Fun q practical preceps for parents aud should be tbs
hands OF every mother.
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COMMODORE PERRY's JAPAN EXPEDITION.-
~ ID. APPLETON Il CO, 346 AND 34S BROADWAY,
Publish this day,
NARRATIVE EXPEDITION AMERICAN SQUADRON
CHINA AND JAPAN, PERFORMED IN THE YEARS
1852, 1853, AND 1854
By order Of the of the United States under the
command Of Com. NJ. q. Perry, United States Navy.
Compiled from the original notes and Journals OF Commodore
Perry at his request, and under his supervision,
BY FRANCIS l.. HAWKS, ID. ID.
One volume 6vo. with DO steel and wood engravngs,
maps, &C. Price s5.
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Singers Sewing MashSnes.--Oas ThOusans

year estimate the earnings ola good
Iog with Of Singers latest improved high speeded
hins: The season for quitting Innings ard other profitable
and prepare It. The fact that machines either for
private families In large manufacturing establishments
vastly superior TO every other Kind be proved by
thousands who hen and beyond dispute New machine.
axchana0d for old and inferior the liberal
lo8ma l. n SINGER CO.. a2S Broadway.
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Thc Me.Y,caI srlsciaIist for July Is Out

Containing practical articles on diseases Of the lungs the
SPECIALIST the only journal in the United States devoted
the medical education OF the people Yearly subscription
81 number, 10 cents Specimen copy sent free To
part. SHERMAN h CO.. under the Astor House. N. Y.
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w WbnIhStOh, UnIOU SqUHIU-N HCHHAOsts.-
Splendid Lampratype pictures of Washngons statue Union
square, now first exhibiting with Colonel Fremons portrait
and 10 900 other works of at HOLMES picture shop, 30
Broadway.
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ADVEPTBEMRNTs RESEwED EVERY BAY
Personal.


PERSONAL.
GENERAL WI &. CAzHNAu WILL CONFER AN
W especial favor upon friend In this city by sending
hs address to Dor 2.oot Post Office.
III ANN MccASS WILL SEND HER ADDRESS TO
Henry johnson By 50 doing viii her aivaniSsc
INFORMATION wAYTED.-LEFT MS PLACE or RE
sence in Morrisanis wes,chssier county On saturday
The 9th instant captain Jarss Arener ne so9n, , 'se,
pelcn; had when he s DARK glOh lresk Goa. black
sn@s Ign, sss cs
some time past speaks but little that only when spoken
10. II feared he has with some casualty Whoever
cr friends vii bs suitably rewsrdsd Addres. Henry Pqrdy
NoIranis WesicheseF county n Y Albany papers please
xps.
INFORMATION OF GREAT VALUE TO THE MAR.
ried-For particulars address With stamp incosed 2
COUNTY county New YORK S'' : O"'e' 0''"'"1
ID M-rIvE TINES DISAPPOINTED. SANE ROOM
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THE MERCHANT TO WHOSE CARE A LETTER AID
10 May last viii please forward The Or Giucks
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
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nyOu wish to read ~ ss be- nsys 4 ~ PRESS
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WIS" hS q Ss WEEKLY PRES,
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where All orders must be addressed Tho AMERICAN
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INSTRUCTION..
1QS7 -BOoKKREPfNG WRITING, ARITHMETIC.
lCCt. mr., DOLBEAR, GOO Broadway, keeps the
largest commercial academy New York Ihls institution
greater facilities for giving sctca business
struction than any other In America.
L,RENCH LANGUAGE, &c-E. TEILERTNG NO. tss
Broadway established 1s52) private teacher Of the
French and German passed examinations In Europe and
ers 10 Nine De Ia Orange and others takes few day
scholars for general instruction.
MONS. Il. DE GRAND Walls FRENCH BOARDING
lu SCHOOL for young gilenep Hudson and Washington
terraces Hoboken. New Jersey, will The lt u
Sew0onber. Pupils received at any time previous.
FINE ARTS.
DoRTRAIT OF FR1MoNT.-THTs DAY PUBLISHED
life size portrait OF the republican candilate, Price
plain 81; the usval disseurr 70 the trade.
GoCPft CO.. s66 Broadway
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DoUssEAU's CoNFESSIoNs.-THE CONFESSIONS OF
IN Jean Jaques Rousseau. n translation,
beautiful volume IL mo-, u g. just published by G. BLAN
CHARD, 10 Nassau street.
CPLEyDID COPIES OF THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON
- TINES lately recelyed-Palmcrs trial illustrated by 40
and sketches % Grand Victoria Portrait mum.
her 20 cents richly worth dollar, for framIag Both post
NV F6REfes NEWS AGENCY, 20 S~sau street
THE LEDGER or ROMANCE
Il IL ready this morning al
Daylight ut al news depOls,
Read the thrilling romance
OF The Wal Street Scbemcr.
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Advsrsemens he q he American Press noT6
81 year.
Whislkers and Moustnchcs Fore cd to Grow
n six weeks BY my onsnent which VIII not stain Or pnGs
GRAHAM 5oo1a Broadway Briggs 81 State street. Albany
Bachelors Hair Dye. wig. and Toupees
s %
p g
.rite admiration among All connossears N art suit q
sg.S. private apartments n for enjoying his ;nDass dys
ttss u .sa sf COP, s
Hin. the Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
.hke styles suit the different shap ed heads and faces
.eni. Hair dye shlilnss a boz, black or brown.
Ger Nicaragua Walker waves
Whist ss s senSs By bis bit Siie s saves
Tn. i,ir Coamsc Eiesers arc 10 be OBJ
wholesale and retail from g. sTEINFELD, 70 Nassau
street y Forsae by all the respectable bars groceries
Bryan,s Toilet Balm or Orange Flowers
pmples ffeekes boches skin son and deli
chemist pseprisior soid BY Gerr Norton, Eighth
nue. agent for New YORK and the New England States
Hear Louis Napoleon
Louis x ysy~ con. admits In, a.
y yr fs s = ss 1s BsSsfr o@ France
IL you curious, call to-day,
Al Lyons, 4-2-4 broadway.
"a Sroad%sy and No south Rshh street fSlsdslphia
The Catarrh Doctor, G. Howard Mar~hall,
will be again at ST Nicholas Hotel New York Monday,
July few days only. Direct all letters st. Nj
choias Hotel, New York
Hoffoway's Pfiis.--The Cyntcs OF the Medi-
cal schools TO admit that Holloway pulls hanh
Disease the stomach liver and bowels without reducing
patient This the greatest medical triumph
OF nineteenth century Sold At the manufactures No 80
Maiden lane New York. and No ga strand Londou and by
all druggists, Mt &c, 62isc. and 81 per box
Tasteless Castor OLA Most Desirable
family laxative and aperen medicine. Bowel AMI summer
complaints In children cholera and diarrha IN adults
vented by timely Prepared only by GEO NIGER
co. family chemists, 800 Broadway successors to i. T.
Green.
To Nervous sunerers.-A Retired Clergy
man after many yehrt
suffering anxious make the ~
VIA send dee) the prescription used Direct 10 Rev JOHN
A. DAGNALI. No. 80 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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DoRTRAIT or FR4MoNT.-THIs DAY PUBLISHED
life sire portrait Of the republican candilate, Price
plain, ~; the usval disssurr 70 tho trade
GoUPfL CO, s66 Broadway