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n vrtts lettsr stating that she knew RodolpAss posi-
tsn from the hsst; that ambition sad not leve prompt
,s,so to come Tor her It midnight and they would
depart together The prioe Of this iss:e, wrung nom
s ss., .sG' sssd r.. sy n: :s hand.
Rsdolphe. Who cursins her alsssood and reckless OF
e s A :.ess:s and ss,
:, ay nom the place at break Of day. while Loisa Y
GAZING st the village church. now brilliantly illuminated
soYbed in earnest prayer-her last prayer In the home OF
1er birth-Rodo}phs enters uno Deserved, and going
upon f. some nquid fsom phsl He Is presently OBJ
served by Luisa, who Ia much alarmed. he reproacnes
hsg and demands she has written the letter thai pe
shs yes. He fails into chair and asks for drink
Hhs gives him the milk he drinks and sayog 1t Il bitter,
IN poison, and bids her, now on the brink stsrnity to
s.: .a a ss : sgss n
6rns him Of the whole plot sgainst their happiness:
Rcaolphs nov ne. the Iashoess Of bis .c AND s%oss
ths last bssse the handwhich the hand Of tate to
Asra and dies in the anna OF her iather and Rodoiphe
awaiting Rodolphe ct the chuurch in vain now enter,
and horrorstruck ct the sight. Rodophe discover
ing wur, sabs him to the heart and turning upon his
Ather lock Of sorrow and reproach falls dead 1T his
From the description given of the ra< of the heroine
Il will be that II of those parts which was
sacnsd to display to the fullest advantage al the p.
saliarues If Madame La Oranges style. The struggle
al those delicate unconscious of feeling which she cas
employ at WILL 1t evident that the part was conge-
NAL - her, and abe accordingly acquitted herself IN
with ea nesn&ss and passionate tendernets which
fully realised the concept Of the text In the quar-
te in the second act and IN the duet In the last VIII
tamutuous applause. B,lcionps Rodolphe also
very eredisabiy rendered, and he deservedy en-
eored in some Of the solo passages Oar old favo.
IA fun justice to hi. part. OF Madame DOrmy have
also speak avcYsb the role Of the Duchess being
With which abe thoroughly FAMILIAR and 4 We mistake
nod that In which she arst made her appearance before
New York audience Taken altogether the representa-
ton Of last night decided We rejoiced
nt It NOT only for the sake Of the management bat be-
cause vindcates the critical Judgment Of public,
(which had impugned BY the neglect to which this
Monday next, and will, We have doubt become as po-
pular With our musical amateurs any other Of verds
cmpoeitione.
Tonight g1otow's martha" viii DO again gven-be-
1g regret to seq, the last performance Of German
opera for the present season.
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Inhalation In Diseases Of the Lungs.-Lstt0x
from DR.. Hunter TO the Medical Faculty Of New YORK.
my own reputation WA alone concerned In determining
the truth acy Of the method Of treatment have advocated
before public, and which has become In iden
through the columns OF the general newspapers. But the
question involved Ia which be restricted any
ea Of the community. There scarcely family that As not
direct and paint interest In its solution. Pulmonary
sumption emphacaly the scourke OF this climate While
prevails In every latitude yet nowhere doea e3m such
ghuu % among the people OF the United States
he inhabians OF the Brsh Islands The tables Of Young
fh part Of the adu population ard still larger proportion
Of children die from this disease alone this we ada
deaths from tubercuar disease other sprnQing
and the thousands annually In vic.
bronchitis asthma and other chronic having
the lungs and the sacrhce of ma
csused by pulmonary aades amounts very nearly one
fhrd Of the gross mortality.
a ii TO restrict he dscu sion Of those which wa rev
A cure tho circle OF strictly medical journals The
ma dcai periodicals OF England and the United
tirs Tho or prng OF individual enterprise 1y unread by
he y eope and commonly conducted merely he expo
w M OF the interests and preudces OF particular nivduss
cear schools. Whatever recsiyed into matters
not nov grea, may be s importance ave to be excluded
III hare still the certainty Of It's eDcppnterinx Yancorous
ani Jber. POSITION from those who feel their pesui
onniars aed by The admission OF e truth These
g,1rcss gch retarded the advancement medI.
III desirable to avoid aud II s that
10 rr discussion OF the prncip prac ice
>, intaIsjo pTcmir emily forward In the leading )ur
mails n NAV possible BY THE course wholly to
ierac he ey eushes me y lay The subject fairly before
ne eats body q ~ profession Tho larger and be'sr portion
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NAY "a, 1856.

we're inss Aias JAN. Am HuroH. 1. the 4Sth ysaz Of
her sss dssshtsr Of the late Joan " Hinton.
speeuIy invited attend her funeral. this sissrnosn
1t ave O'Clock, from the Ninth street. church.
on nSoS - s ~ ,sr. 1 s,ss o. 81
EuAm1H AALosY wife Of PATRICK Mallory, maiden name
A1 Hss ra, psvy, ssed q years: .,,.
No. lzo West Twenty fourth street. TO Calvary Cemetery
1910 e txo O'Clock TO merrov II eInoon hsr relatives
attend the funeral, without further notice.
6 6eTs. Ireland, papers p,ssse copy
a. ana the hte Ellen CnssmAn aged years, months
and rs days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
O'Clock from the residence Of her father No. 500 seventh
street. corner Of Lewis street Her remains will DO taken
TO Cypress Bills Cemetery for In .erment.
ON Friday, May 2s FRDzIucx, son OF Frederick and
soRSa tr;sSs =, ~. .gsd year and 10 months
tend the funeral from No. 1873 spsiog street. his after
noon, at two O'Clock.
On miday i Ny 2s Of se.rl:. fever FANNIE JUuErI
Youngest cnd OF Thomas and Margaret oAthears, aged
The relatives and trisr Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of her parents No
SO Cakson street, this afternoon a. ts, O'Clock With
ont further notice.
On Thursday, May 20 of diabetes, ELIZABETH GARDNER,
dSuenler OF NJ and the la.s Ann c. Cfandel, in the
The remains Win be taken to Green wood Cemetery for
n.emens, TINS afternoon, ut one O'CLOCK from her late
On Friday morning, May % after short illness, SARAH
WIG vi hbttuoW bet6, me 24'n OF
The friends and acquaintancss Of the family and the
officers and members Of Nassau Lodge No. &c. q. of
r., ave invited to attend the funeral, from her late
saence, No. 20 Washington street, Brooklyn tomorrow
afternoon, vt two O'Clock.
On Friday morning. May %, after lsrg and tsdi ~,
illness, JONI FARRELL.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited TO
tend the funeral from his late residence No 90 Cumber
land street, Brooklyn, tomorrow afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
On Thursday, Nay 20, ANNIE L. Josn, daughter Of
days.
Her remains will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock morrow e.
ternoon from the Methodist church Eighteenth street.
near Fifth avenue, Gowanus, Brooklyn, L. /.
Utica papers please copy.
At Baltimore, onUSaturday, May IL MARC AREr BRUSH
widow Of the late DR.. N. Brush Of this y the 73d
year ef her sge.
On SUNDAY May IT, or D0..S the ship Far West tho
ofNewport, R. l., . passenger, sged IS years
At Iquique Peru, ON Friday, March a. 1885, Captain
NlcIAs BECKMAN of Gothenburg Sweden, in the 40th
year of his sge.
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The THrf,

CzSIREvnls COURSE, L. I-Trotting-A trottsng match
Tor $780, mile heats best three In Ave. of Thurs
day afternoon, between Lady Riley to wagen) aud
oh. e. Trustee I'm harness). Toe mare won the race
very handy in three straight heats without being head
Cd Ut any pout from beginning to end The following is
. summary
TRURsDAY, May 22-Trotting match, $780, mile hests
best three in Eve.
D. P6er named !. m. Lady Riley. ............. I
JAS. Bridges named Oh. g. Trustee. .......... 2
Notwithstanding
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The New York Weekly Herald.

The New York Weekly Herald.
INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE,
CUBA, MEXICO, KANSAS, ETC.; AFFAIRS IN WASH.
NGrON-THE PRESIDENCY, ETC., ETC.
TIE WkEKIY HERALD VIII bepublished a eleven O'Clock is
orning. Among liz contents win be found 0om Eu-
rope-hs Champion Difficulty Important intelligence from
Cuba and Meeo Progress Of the Civil WARM Kansas Highly
interesting from Warrington; The Presidential Campagn
preparations for the Cincinnati Convention Voice nm the
Sof Shells; Editorials various interesting topics
Commercial Religious Political Theatrical Sporting, and Ma.
ssme Intelligence New FORK and Philadelphia cattle Nay.
kets together with variety Of local and mscelAuesus
ser Single oopies In wrappss ready fe mailing 10 had
at Ne eounter. PYice hxpencs.
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Married.

On wednesday evening, May 81, by the Rev. Dr. Starrs
Mr. PATRICK wooAs to Miss ELLEN, daughter Of the late
Bernard OF onpor, all of this city.
On Friday, May 20, at two O'Clock p M, at the resi-
dence of De Vries No ITO Elm street. according TO the
rites OF the Hebrew church by the Rev. Maurice De
Leeuw LEVI 8. De VIEs AMI ELIZABETH HYMEy all OF this
city.
On Friday, May g. by the Rev. G. W. Woodruff LESTER
Douglass all of Brooklyn.
calfo1 mia sna Louisville, KY, papers please copy.
MLyons frsnce, on Wednesday, April &c. by tae Rev.
Mr.. Il1ae, Mr.. AuGusrE BoupGEoIs Of Enrich ysr
hnd to Miss VToRNE LAt1isE gedest daughter Of j. A.
Lachsse, Esq, OF New York.
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Court Calsndar-This Day.
COMMON PIKAs-Part Mos 200, 201, 202 206 204,
205, COG, 207 208, zoe, $40.
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NEW YORK, Nay q, Il

ITO eOUTHERNERS, DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WA
I 'o ander xss,.
q" ssssogao ssls are sis.s,ys posed upon he pubic
ing tsss articles desire and hk they are purchasing Con
and az he
posed In hs manner Sn The puzzle are mostly artificial ce
lie wa q hem ssins o.
Hrey from Nat Of genuine Congress water fro
sssas as s ss
Eesuye and deserving the tone Of the rtoach
e. s 81
line cathardcs dissolved in ordinary waerwhle Congress
e. IL my
curative The COn5s.s spring as well known Il The spri.s
non q yet some have he name q Is
% s s ss sss SpoS he 3. pSs
strength repu alton ob!stned by The Congress spring
saf Sss upon ne
and finding either no erect or pjur.a effects from Aer .se
s
Of it, genunsnese thai IN bottles and bores bearing es
q: sae ss4in as s% s SGS s.s
.. assls and selling = oo1gress Or ssr.tos. water SU
snd b cork branded he n.n cork sss q
sss We
scrous counterfeit As TO Me compounds called Saratoga
'ss
r. S. Snv' n 3
combine As ne1edisn g e 70 make Article equal qua
md & ; s.a o%
yss:r ;;iAss ps;:oo ~ sass: 6:
g Il 49, sTS CSas ns sAra0. springs an
THs oFTioE = now OPEN wHERE TIE FOLLOW.
ss ss: q ss BE Ell &C.
Force ESQ 10 High street Brookyn All the above can be
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
sEClAL NOTICEN,

SPECIAL NOTICBS.
4 01RD~HxvfNd 6ss9RvED I P1R1asspH IN
ns stating st =. agent Of Ole sa haze 49,
; s: . s:ys!s {. II; @
IA e persons By Fin piosslionsiy employed 81
ss M; S: su ind paid IN n A
E5LEyuE e. SAk +! WILL T., BE oPnNED ON sUs
sod he Ess liver lis he oas summer Ssrsa
- Vicinity q
Dsauny "a out with s1.dy ,sss and gsvs ~ Z. The
%as 's
f,AuTI0N:-A. NOTE DRAWN 81 Bysr BKOrHses
-. a. Co. dated S Fssrnsy sS payable eight months
Eechanics BANK for eleven hundred x tosrs
h.yins been lost. or nssa,sd The m,i. all persons ara
seppsa Burr a.
ss:s + s'sas' sss:s $
r. RIA. o. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF TIE SONS
I'D IS %sss s. No I
goSs f SS5s & a as.sf d Ssaasss'
]. K. OTIS. Grand Secretary
MALDRN HIGHLANDS COMPANY -raH ANNUAL
o. ma run os sss T. ss oci ct the
Mas o. Tuesday june k !; ssIes "A Fs Ger.
this NICE on inc m OF January 1890, still o2en Tor The 70
ne Nay Or has The power hs WI continue = fr
the abAo ent OF such evils whe1 brought his ae1Oa
through the Complain Book, Otherwise The MAYOR invites
TO lake this mehod OF reporting 10 him all voauons
heretofore al the legal means a bis Command the
order Of the Mayor. ALExANDEK MING Chief CLERK :
NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HOLDING OLA ms "a AINsf
:: s::s s - s:s ss
A. T. ana ~ on or before De twenty s1S day q MAJ
aha be considered having received same and eased the
sAtato ROBERT CAKNLEY.
ALEX. n. LAWRRNUB.
NOTICE--IHE ANNUAL MEETING OF sfoCKH JLD-
IN of the American Artificial Stone Cmpsnv for The
election of trustees or the ensuing will he AZ tbs
compapys ofRce $40 BroadSay ON Monday June At NJ
H. L. WRIGHT. Secretary
RIO THE MEMBERS OF TaB LIQUOR pEALERs so
ciey.-1te members OF the Liquor Desers Soaiety
hereby nfo med that the books Of The association tbs
office OF Mr. Charles Ring Financial Secretary No John
association for dues other se ID call
sst1e. By order, GuSrAVUs A. kAIZ, Bee. Seq.
TAX 0OMMIsaIoNBks OFFICE NEW CITY HALL 81
Chambers street. Notice TO tax payers The assessment
roll of the several wards the CITY Of New
returned by tho Assessors 10 this Office
to all interested tax PAYERS that the will opened
sxamn alton and review Rom tuesday the Ah day Of Nay
crested Who desirous Of examining correcting
samo requested mske application t. thu under
bs.wcen the hours Of 9oc0c M aud O'Clock p NJ ct
their offco. j: ". NLLEN
NV YoRK Nav a. 1856.
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Died.
On THURSDAY afternoon, Msy "a after short and se.
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David's Summer style OF Gsntlsmen's DrAb,
beaver and pearl cassimeres will be issued Saturday the oath
inst Give him call at his alosroom 30l BroAdwav second
door from Duane street. SrAws and soft hats q every
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fARP--DR. WHEELER, 0eCULIsr. 4ss BRO ADwAY.
~ eevO,es ts attention diseases OF eve aud OF his
mild restusui cor inflammation OF he eveildl or sore
eres. Of bo~sver o sanoog be effecua IL cured
G.pis efks Sc raraSved wnu Oace
,ours9 IN p4P, N. Art6'al eJes mssr,es
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.y .ss I q. . sn s ::
q he so!rscse oAsrw.; q he Ssor, which The
~ a " e r.
hss long been he A. y sne pa under con-
Ksninsd z, van ny t.sa.ns.sI succeed, :.
sons os the dres, appesa remedies TO tae
s mc1 Z O.
ssies accordance Of practice Win the
BY hom stage Of consumption even to the
.s TIA. tor upward. q Eve years have I.
public and Prove : he pro1ssson importance Of
r s.Vs 10 s ' Be 90 &c
pss q Ct
States ezprs.g ne w.mss s0Oro9sSon Of nay efforts tn
@ e. ss % city, no
S' :v Or sass s me
hnowsdgs soucaag lon made By sSTs ne 70
vsii which have determined me . Sriog he queson
as s sos Ct 70 g
ussS b TAR and s For ny Sssss
ether The Or he success practice The points
M iSs xssn inhaled act locally on the lung,
sss Ss "h'n
that Ihaed medicines oons.utouay q. well 2, 10
81 ISss inhsI.aon pr.s:e is based upon scientific
ana he
s:s va: ss: sS e:
* :! :s ,sA
and .spssiss nay tss % a%s oosS
p b, q ss T :sa ~
nsSs
he subject Efforts are now on foot ior he snt
G public @sS s
man
ss: IL e.
earnestly cooperate with me 70 ncrsase and e5tea M bless.
e. Ss's III es
@ Ds % e 81 y he
curaiors the public health, their Judgment this matter
Ssys he n,ssst * lie itsa ' pN''' 20 "'' 'A0 !"
ss s sv s sss
r.; e. to 1T - him s Ss Ds
ouse and ncSe can ossci % defend ia public Opu.
'1
pnces sdvocste and 70 awe praecs
which regard being 20 oo'ey allied TO the nearest aud
q he World Sy donss on he
for * Ss
S aaa
s
sh. choose e Sonrcysr The proPostioni have laid down
OF x. acussn Yos oSesS NC
s2s Broadway. May, 1855 R0BERf HUNTER. Md.
Dress Hat 1or warm Weather.-For tn,s
a M
Are You Critic I'm Hais5 II 70, Examine e.
e for
Beehs's Patent Hat.-The Exceeding Light
g % S4 "a ssS S
new Ss ~ 2: Y s.s s. In ana
sso,. 4 made d every valley We AID color sssS
S.: s RsSa ss ARE ga es: a. ~ - D
s-H.v. also da sasd ss e. r.ss: - q sc
~sunGin snvsry beavers. French ielts. &C., 10. 49,
The White Caasimere aat-Four Dollars Is
=. Roullac, from Paris, has opened Hat
&C.: e
June, July and August FLATS ManuCAc-
urd or during hese months can only DO found Ct
% ~ 81 FOR
The Attention OF HAtters, In tho City and
souny parculary rsquested 70 our entirely nav STYLE
many requisite qusss which hsvs BEEN 50 long Waaed TO
make the straw hat suitable In every way Is q summer
TIsIhs shape The crown y ., medium height from
Net The brm q sufcisn width TO protect the face
second acts 90 seK venslscr, which does away with
he many fudeas attempts which have been made IN thai
more durable than straw hat ever before
doubt on the subject
vssSe viii not aSss stSsr in the brm or crown beng
braided =. e prevent dc pos.iOilNy i any way;
uesss the only ss %
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Hats for the Season Now Ready.-5,OOO
drss beavers 5000 moleskins 5000 sraws and Pansmas
GOO soft folts umbrellas, &c. &C. ali low Mo6-
skin and beaver hats eauhuD IS only. Tho New Hat
Company, LAG and l48 Nassau street.
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The White Cashmere Aat.Four Dollars IL
KNOWS charge this splendid fabric designed
Call, examine, and make purchase once
Broadway.
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Drab, Beaver, Castor, Panama, Webster.
French so every style Of cap for summer wear
had at WHITES Also neat dress hat a. l48 Full
d street, between Broadway and Nassau
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIFTCATION.


WE00 TO DRxMAIfC AUTHORS MRS. HoUdH,
DOUU coincidence offers 500 each for two as come,
dies or dramas Of original construction which he heroine
shall DO what technically styled Yankee CAL and 800 for
HouRh Burtons theatre liz Leonard street, Nov York.
TOR sALK.A VERY DARK GRAY HORSE, SIXTEEN
hands high and six d. perfectly sound good
traveller Black Hawk COLT Can be for two days a 70
Monroe street.
EoR sALn OR EXCHANGE SO soo-rsREE HOUSES
In Brooklyn lease will pay 10 per cant price. Ssme
ch required farm lots for bslance Inquire q. Ito
Thompson street,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-A TWO STORY AND
Attic frame house filled In vi brick, built on full LOT,
VIII pe solo on reasonable terms Pa OF the money
main on mortgage. Apply tep sHRIMProR on the pre-
mses street. between Union avenue and Liberty street,
r osT-oN THURSDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
IL Three and 'our O'Clock In the Fourth tenth
street, white poodle dog He red collar with plate,
and answers 70 the name Of Lal The finder will
factorily rewarded by bringing to 80 Fourth
CODA WATER APPARATUS FOR SALE ONE OF
NJ Gees large sized copper machines used but short time;
VIII be sod great bargain applying DAVID cox
Nc ! Cedar street, where II can be seea.
SrAfEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COTTAGE TO Lsr,
~ beautifully located ON elevated ground, audns
ys W IN highly rsspecsbc negbborhod and only sh
distance rom the iery P0sseseion given Immediately. "A.
dress, with real name r., box 3,22o rost orlce.
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sellers a. Co.'s Patent Ventllatlng Hats are
the coolest in tho market for Gentlemen who
wigs will hnd the greatest lief IN these hats
Nj tary fremen and police ventilated TO order.
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Mr.. Brown Takes this Method to Inform
hs scoch friends in the city and country that he s hankt
that he has opened hat store on the SCOTCH panone price
aelyes. ct BROWNS hat atore, l78 Chatham aauara.
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Herring's Patent Champion Sirc and Bur
sas proof .afe With ass psen, powder proof lock Bot
O1yssal Palace, New York. 1884. gILAG O. HERRIN0
co. l96 lT and l39 Water street, N. r.
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Pha1On Paphian Lotion or wI0ral oeautifer
hr beautfyng he complexion and owing eckies tan
InbuEn pimpes spots burns .cads .ttn&s ehapped lips
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Marsh & Co.'s Superior Shoulder Braces,
for men. women and children Also q elias c stoexns for
70 order and warranted, their Office No. ~ Maide1
lana. New York.
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II you Wantj your Houses Cleared OF Rata
cockroaches Croton ants bedbugs flea
Coetsrs exermpators and his fly nothing else viii do
vnvE
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Bowery selling carpeang Ac a yery low prices. The
decidedly cheap ROYAL velvet tapestry and Bsusse
superhne ingran oor oLciohs stair csrpeung and rod
Canton mating. window shades, 40 &C Also, q lari
scr yard J. AYAT1'5 carpet warsrooms, no Bowery O
pose RivnROn street.
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Sunday Morning Boat for Newburg..The
steamer Will leave New York from pier
jay street, for NewburR Sunday morning o'closk
returning. leave Hewburg p NJ making NE usual land
| insn HeA adHexta1nAut.
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The Tune has Changed-T Tho Cry 10, C0star,
Cosar osass exermnstor They the only articles that
ton bugs ants hedbugs, Ae and keep them away. COS
ny paper death 10 flies. Wholesale and retail depot
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They Speak FOR The msclvcs.-Costar's
rat Coton bug ant a. sxrina.ors; also COS
IA RS bedbuR extefmnaor and Cosars fly The onv
articles that annhate the above pests Wholesale retail
DEPOT 1913 Broadway. New York,
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Fancy Hats.-Parents should Select Hats for
their children KNOXS establishment 22 Broadway,
for his remarkably extensive and his prices
iti-a disguatpQy CHEAP.
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EI6uOs, ru61UUOUMS dnU H1Hf1m0mhumk0-FT0m
eight different manufacturers making the largest assortment
the city, besides large uumber OF second hand pianos al
Of which be sold prices which defv competition Pianos
70 rent and allowed purchase; sae and monthly
| payments taken, at HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway
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Superior Ready Made ehirta-AM the Sizes,
warranted to TT These goods made msuner,
and win give entre sausfActon. Low prcel Whole
retail IRA PkkEGO a BON, 81 Nassau street.
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CassiAese Ausiness suits, Complete, elO,
x2 ia and Sl6 black cloth coats fAshonaoy and
TRULY made IS So S. S. 50 BIO 10 Sis; bsaudfai MORE
antique yes 81 spring yests 81 81 80 and o. Cassmers
house. Nos 66 and GO Fulton street.
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The Pearl Cashmere aat.-Thfs exceedingly
genteel hat designed fr summer wear. Is ready q
kNOX6 popular eetablshment 2l2 Broadway Of u
ton street Gall and make your selection.
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Clark's Spool Coatoa-Ths Genuine Article
las the name OF WIN. WHITRWRIGHr every spool. 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS French Felt nat aaft and
Ask the MiIIion-Ana they Will Tell You

durable promise3 be q universal Iay0re during a
season, and KNOX, anticipation has an i'm.
mense assortment Gall az Broadway, and make pur-
chase