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C0rOners, Office.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT VERDICT OF CxSsuRR Coroner
Gamble held inquest yesterday at the New York Hosp
tall upon the body OF c0iored gr years OF age
named Eliza Tenbrook who died from the effects of iniu
ries received by being by Of the Eighth
railroad cars In West Broadway, near Franklin street.
The evidence adduc<d the inquest show that
the driven OF unusual speed that there
careceeress tho part Of the driver Councilman Waugh
testified that The must have been gong the or
dent Tie jury In rendering verdict took 10
censuTe the driver and conductor OF the for driving
such rapid rate whereupon Coroner Gamble committed
the accused 10 the Tombs 70 await the action of the Grand
Van Buren, while tho driver answered to the OF
James Denner.
The LIE AuEpERors ASSAULT BIZ HleHwAYNgy.-Dr.
Kimahef OF No. 1877 Seventh street. who was attacked by
hshwaymen and dangerously beaten few sghts ago. as
noticed In yee.crdays HERALD delrious from the
effects Of his injuries that Coroner Gamble was unable to
Tho Coroner found the patient in very low condition and
ravtI wildly, in consequence OF the extensive injuries
ccvec about the head al the hands OF the who
tackled him. The physicians In attendance pronounce his
i've more than forty eight hours No clue has YET been
obtained or the perpetrators Of the outrage.
Found DRowsxo-Ceroner Connery held an inquest at
pier No. East river, upon the body Of unknown man.
who found floating in the water The deceased had
appearance is supposed he about 40 years OF age
lie dressed In blue monkey Jacket corduroy pants
and blue sht he about five foot eleven inches high
and had brown bar and sandy whiskers.
Coroner Hills held inquest pier IL North river,
uron tho body or named John hanion, who
cidenialy med by falling overheard from pr0pe
Ter Qulnebaug on Wednesday morning Verdict" A1o
dental death" Deceased was ~ years Of age, and WIS
i've of re-
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Police Intelligence.

CArruRx AN AIIEonD RIVER TauF-Jancs whelan, a
young about II years Of age arrested by officer
Orphcus OF the Fourth ward police charge Of having
stolen a gold watch valued at 500, and clothing
from the cabin Of tho schooner Americas, lyrg a.
the foot Of Roosevelt street. The accused Is alleged
entered the cabin about daylight yesterday morning. aud
whle the master OF tho vessel, Mr. Daniel Waters,
lying leep his BERTH he seized his vest ming the
gold watch and attempted TO escape with the plunde
but fortunately Captain Walters a.oke before he could
make his exit from the cabin, and frightened the Eel
low that he dropped the property and made his escape.
However he was seen lettering around the vessel la the
Afternoon whom he at Identified and handed IN.
10 the custody of the officer. Justice Osborne committed
whelan ftr trial.
A CorSuYNN FIxzoyD OFT OF NxARLT S2,joo-Nsthi-
MEL nch, resident Of Auburn, N. y, robbed OF
poke book containing So in bills, and check upon the
Bulls Head Pank for the OF s7,aoe, on Wednesday
evening, by rbmph da pave, sccostoi him In tie
Park ant succeeded In relieving him OF all the money he
had about him woman named Maraarct Brady wss
taken into custody by officer Jour lou, OF the Sixth ward
suspicion Of having been implicated IN tho larceny bal,
the proof against her very sm. No clue has yet been
obtained To the stolen money 20 much for seeing the clio
phant unoer cover Of darkness
AKHrsr AIIEGTp BUEcIAEs.-Wiiam Kirby, alias
scoy and James williams taken into custody by OF.
,or Mas,crson OF the Chefs ooc on Inc charge Of hay-
Ing burgarousy entered the dwelling hslse OF William
HoIdrdec No. 81 West Thirty sixth street. aud stealing
quantity Of silver plato from tho promises Tho prisoners
entered the house while scno Ma1ons we're q, work as
ing alterations. They are ted al house OF VI fame
property foand> Justice Osborn committed tho &C
mall ar tIfa
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10 Liverpool, via British America, sls per month, aud
There were IL mi, port on Wednesday 7ol vcssos, In
Guiding 70 Steamers l3 sbpe 1bf barks, l25 brgs and
3l8 schoon ,rs Our wharvcs are ncd with unemployed
vessels and the prospects Of the shipping business arc
any thing but pleasant
TBx MssBus TIM CLAY FESTIVAL AssouArioS met las
night At the corner OF Broomc and the Bowery 10
zee WIS, action they would take invitation they have
received 10 be prcsen, tho y Ing Of the stone
OF the Clay monument Lexington, KY, the It'll OF
July neal Some thirty gentlemen were present. com.
llee Of Eve appointed 10 proceed 70 Lexington 70
represent the association, and funds were collected 70 con
tribute 10 the success OF the enterprise
Nyw CrY RAILROAD CA,s.--Four new cars have 70
Gently been placed The Fourth Avenue Railroad, and
nre attracting considerable attention. They are lighter than
the care At present In USE ard arc round the bottom
like omnbuses thus gviug les1 opportunity for collision.
Tho are nsrrow but the passage way Wide, aud az
nlnch rather moro passengers will be accommodated
With standing room The stats In the windows open OBJ.
hqney thus better ventilation secured than In tho
oio cars On the whole, these ears are an improvement
and have elegant and tasteful look.
fnr ~ mr MINI AyEyrE-About hsfpsst ono
O'Clock yesterday morniSg afro discovered In two
r'ory hsme building used a. feed store, by Bridge
hooerh, No GOT Nnlh avenue. Tho flames spread
rspey and n avery short time the whole building was
az me loss on stock will be about tS20, and on
uunulng ABOUT 800 Bridge Roberts have 5000 10
s-snoe on s,oek and 5000 building 10 tho Grceusch
ad,oa, snce company No $50, small frame building
axn,1s, was damaged 10 the amount OF about 500, Va
" M fe'nef, and occupIed asa coal oIse, aud
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Inc total receipts OF boards and Baling siace the 0pcn
sg u TIC oants shos slight irc.easo the
poEtsg period lai yea aad the receipts OF shingles
greatly IN o. tihcr Of the named In or
bf. Slaves ,how Increase Of 10 e.S 10 lbs The grca
buIk having been received during the past week.
The Madison (wB) Jowno gives is views The spe.
cslaiigc movt menl In wesicrn anis, as follows
Whsi Il western land speculation In reality Ms slm.
ply nssOne mnn buys and ai 81 IS per aero and 10 tho
q year two sells NJ u 60 50, and Invests
again "fuTcr west" Tho second purchaser makes
Improvements upon III lands aud sells fcr 81 per
In ite meantime Other "spccuiaor" has built mill
by ana lays cut village, and the third purchaser
sells The tact Of and OF which VIC have bocl speaking 81
SO OF $40 per acre II year two q "rlroad cones
aitrg," which Il but by Other "sp,culators be-
csusc win ray, and The fourth buyer sells for SO per
acre. 10 pJscha who wishes 10 put 90 improvements
aud Cccupy himself 10 wbofn the fnne property viii Sc
worth $50 rcr IN Few years Here are four non
who Lsyo dobcd ard Teblcd thor f0orCy within year
OF from tho day OF The inycsimcn aEd s u tho q IN
pic history CT land speculation IN the fertile West NM
you, Fay fertile Tor when the last vho wanr the
aBd Cor farming PURPOSES realize II cent interest
With the chances ia iAyor OF ia again doubling sed "a
value, who're let ask, the chance Tor ors's' or
"Crnshi"
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6iSSBNAIONa, pATLUSkS, AS6f0EMEET5, ETC.
From the IndepenG ent, June rs
lhs following are the reported failures, assignments,
Piper. Exeter, N. Il nor'sas.d his stock, and 70.
Sw' w.n.wor,h, Milton. Y q. suspended.
Bent F Peases Roeton, Mas failed.
B'Relow Ball Knight, Boston Mnss recently reported
suspended have arranged with their creditors, and will
Knight
kSys; Whit Thaler.y New York city. suspended.
Won 1antphens. wasrtowp. NJ Y, failed and AZ
Geo B Fssb, Marietta, n. Y, suspended.
n sai'Iwaaen IL Co. lblsdeIpb,s Pa, FAILED.
Ehbsck 4 johnson Morrsio xn, IA. assigned
George Kfpe, Dnnmore, Pa. failed
Henry Wolfe, Martcua. IA suspended.
Reeser Re'nnd Auburn Pa dlssolvea and Iseser Ina
made an assign ment
Justice How ell, Martins Creek, Pa suspended.
George r. Blackjack, Alexandria, Va, assigned.
Paine 8uokley, Charleston, g. J Huspen fod.
Charles NJ simpson, New Orleans, La sold oat and
A. j. Troxall Warren, Ohio failed.
II KeIosg & Co, Ripley, O1lo failed and assigned.
Davtd Croes, Ceotrev,iie Ohio. failed.
Hannah & Cassel, Charlottesville, Ind Assf gned.
Abper ~ Moore, Sheffield, H. failed and iert-
Frederick Hart, Adrian. Michigan, sold Out and sus-
Il. Mcdonald & Co, Nairitowoc, Wis, asslgued to
Bsrksde'I & Carthouse Dubuque, Iowa, failed.
Philips Co., Dssenport, Iowa, suspended and al
s,ern Brothers 4 Co. Keoeanqac. Iowa. ssslgned liza
biiee said to be sbou. $50 900. and assets $3.50
Bernard Esgsn Il Co, San Francisco, California sus
pepced.
The malls BY the Pcrra announce tn, following saspen-
stops, &c 90 the oiher eide
W Macintosh Co, OF Manchester, with liabilities, Ii
H supposed, Of fl0o, 000
Evans, Hear Co Of london 2 firm largely engaged
10 1210dVQ.
catch SOM, Of Referring banking firm OF som,
sixty Ave years standing but then liabilities are not sup
posed very large.
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Ra1 On thursday morning, June %, Mrs. Jrru xAD-
Drl, wife Of Elias n. Ball
Her friends invited 10 attend The funeral, this aitw-
three O'clock from No. 2si state street, near RsnA
street, Brooklyn.
tho heart, ElzAsrn 8xoxL, aged % years, months asd
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 70 q.
tend the FUNERAL 70 morrow morning, al ten O'Clock, tom
her late residence, No 81 Cannon street.
Philadelphia rapcrs please copy.
WILLIAM n oosssu, aged Il years, months and ~ dsys.
Tho friends and relatives Of the family Of hs bro
us f B.. ,on 10 s~ sanus wsod ss Sro
NAV, Smucl Kohler, villa N A. Ereeoorn, Henry d
Grant, James Isnaers ana ecorss Jc.si, 70. @s W
bcrs OF lafayette Lodge No g. Of free and Accepted No
member, formerly attached . the fsh and second oom
~ arc resucctfv inved attend the funeral, from h
lais resdcnos No % second street this Afternoon fow
nlon w,,hc-, nrther Invitation Funeral vices n.
Marks church romans win be deposited In the
nos1scs,sr On thursday, June 20, Jrln MenU ~s-
ne friends Of family invited attend tie rune
raj from her late residence, No. i2o Church srsss, hn
antrpoon, at tvo O'Clock.
Tiss-in BROOKLYN, L. l., on Wednesday, June a.
Ma Jass f Puxss, wife Of Morris .. Peters, aged y
Her remains were taken to Client, Columbia county, s
inHrment
Rrn.-Ou edpcsdsy, June a. Jows Ry.s, ~ss a
years and months, native Of ireland.
bS ne sf fnsrS sspoo ivo oaoss sa % ~, A.
residence Of his mother, No. 2zs sverac n
Warns On ruesiay, june ~, Of consnr ns,ou sa,x.
NpA, vife OF Edgar FOWLER and daughter a wlinam "A
Hester Waters, aged ~ year., gonihs "sd . days.
The relatives and friends of the fsmiy and he rrs~
bers Of Noutsuk Chapter No co. o. Y. a. are respccsrsl
invited 10 attend The funeral from e residence OF herSs
rents Java street. Greenpoas Broo<yu, D., this ancr.
noon, at two O'Clock.
wycxevs On "Wednesday June "a after shor. lunsrs
OF spoplsxy, JAooR V n. wrcxoFy.
ne friends Of the Amily are invited 70 attend The
No, "a Bergen street, Bsockyn
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCiA
81 ON II 4 M A II X EFT,

TauSDAY June 2S-6P h.
"ish rather an active marke. this morning, the ten.
dency Of prices was slightly upward. The principal
movement was In New York GENITAL, Erie and Nj ,higan
Southern At the board Erie advanced 4 per cont
GseSa and Chicago, x Michigan Southern, X; Cleveland
aud Toledo, - Cation Company declined y per cent
Hartm, =; Chicago ard Rock Island, l. Milwaukee aud
Mississippi, "a. The transactions in New York Central
appear TO be daily Increasing and prices appear TO be
gradually settling down. With tho twenty Ave million or
capital stock Of this company the supply likely to ID
crfwe on the market o. prices seoeds Erie paTtcu
larry active to day, and well sustained from the open
Ing Reading not in very great demand this morning
Tie stock freely odc.cd at quoaons and sellers
put ont short contract, literally. Compared with yester
days operations, however, the movement today was
guile moderate.
Afer the adjournment OF ,be Board The following sales
Of stocks and bcads made auction by A. H. Nico-
lay
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preparation or the Steamer Arctic for Sur
veylng ON the Coast OF NeWNo midland.

Scybb8 OH v0o VO0St Oh NeW1O0n0I0n0s
The little steam tender Arctic has been ordered 70 the
coast Of 70 take soundngs along the
that island and the edge Of the Gulf Stream to fur
nsh more accurate Information both the Atlantic Sub
marine Telegraph Company and the Navy Department al
Washington. Tho Arctic In queer old fashioned tub
shaped little steamer Of about 200 burden she was
built by the government for light boat has been EN-
poyed In the Arctic explorations In the search for sr
John Franklin made by Dr. Kane, and has since becn em
poy In running line OF eoundpgs across the Atlantic
from New foundsnd to Ireland. She lies ct the dock
In the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, being prepared for her
trip for soundngs at and about Newfoundland Several
woskmen employed her, tearing the iron from
her s6es rs sho had been sheahed with IRON Teang re-
painting her, &c As che is ready the requisite
provisions will be placed on board Of her
The following officers have been ordered 10 her.
Capt Lieut. Commanding. o Il. Bergman.
Fir,t Lieut., J. p. K, Mygatt
First Assistant Engineer, william J. Tsmdn.
Third Assistant Engineer, J. s. Albert.
Captain Clerk, z J. Bergman.
The rect ri her officers ct 10 be ordered 10 her
Quite difficulty Is experienced In obtaining officers
peciay Tor coast survcyin ing purposes as they
nearly all engaged In service For bs and other
the Arctic viii be able TO eail ut least before fort
night Her rigging 10 OF the hermaphrodtc order, but,
homely as she looks, che has been very serviceable
little steamer. The last time she was no TO St Johns
that tune people took the liberty laugh freely her
awkward build and little form, but she has always acted
well In every sea.
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insured In the Greenwich Insurance Oomany The brick
owned by Henry Luben and insured for $1,000 In the
Greenwich insurance Company The Ore u supposed 70
have been the work lnoendary Captain Ritter aud
. platoon OF men were early Of the premises and rendered
valuable ad In the protection Of the surrounding properly
TIE LARD THADE-CARRYNG Goals 10 NEwcAsnx
ring the excitement in the pork trade abort time SINCE
immense shipments Of lard made to England where
was sold for 10 shilings sterling per cwt snce that
tins prices have fallen. and now 10 dfaouk to get 81
shupss per cwt We learn that my tons OF lard have
recently be<n re shipped 10 New York from Liverpool as
prices were more here than In England
fbs We believe, the nrst time lard has been sent from
England 10 bneca retails in this city at 10 Is
per pound Vast quantities Of American lard are sent
to the Mediterranean where converted into olive OIL
and some Of 1t re shipped TO this country.
VEGKrAmEs THE Souru Tho steamship James.
town, which arrived yesterday from Richmond via Nor.
folk, Va, brought 63 barrels Of vegetables freight
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n aau.A'tn "ouiu Po-s'
Court CaIsnt,nr--vhss Day,

srr,sss Courr-Circril-Nos g7eo. 3oe2, $3.50, 1855,
BIO, Sisoh. sio9 Soss Lo2 S.ss lsso 49, S2ss'
ec2, 7s3, sGel, 2i3l, 223i, 2o'5.
SurrBns Corsr-spcoiA Tora--Nos. o. II, 10, l:e, Isl,
Is3, 9, 12l. 1,5, 2l5, ], 1e4, Gas.
USrED STArIs nsrEcr Cougr-Nos. IS, "a 10 10, 81,
80. "a.
srruIox CorxI-Nos 1886. ls5l, ga, GO, o. sbl 35a,
loI GA s2e eee 500 $50 5Ss, 7ol 1876, '2a TsS 49,
zoe, 73T, 80, 40, Ia
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AT the second beard there WAS very eight Improve
nent in prices for stocks, with than tho
setyy IN the market Reading sold at ToH, which is
advance Of per cent Gaiena and Chicago weat up
cent; Ee, - Michigan aoutheru, q; Now York Central
y. Chicago and Rock Island fell Of per cent; Ml~as
HE sad Mississippi closed at 81 per cent seller 30 days
Alter the board lover prices ruled Al tho meeting OF
Michigan Southern Railroad directors Last evening, no
movement was made in tho direction contemplated A
very bad feeling prevailed ard most extraordinary
PROPOSITIONS made regarding the financial policy Of
the company. Another meeting held TO- day, the
suit Of which has no, 20, TRANSFERRED 10 be the
determination q certain inside parties that Mr..
Gray, the present Treasurer, shall retire, and Il
appears 70 be the determination Of that gentlemen hold
II Is impression that he will step out There Is
powerful influence against him. both inside and ide Of
the company The object OF the party In opposition must
be evident those nteresed In the Yoa and tho e Of
sn.opcn rcptpre cannc. very well be mistaken, There
was decidedly s.ri5senoy Ii the money market To-
day. Tho machines already affixed TO the screws and
We must 10. for an occasional twist.
The Assistant Treasurer reports 10 day follows
Ioal receipts si5 A.t 90
Peyinep0... NcN3o b9
Balance III, O6 90
AT meeting of the stockholders Of the Great Western
Illinois Railroad Company, held MontRy, at Che Office
OF the company, committee appointed TO report
pan W rehcVc INC Spnpaay rum us culchiIh~-bctts
About twothlrcs OF the stock represented The
mee, IN thor report, recommended tho Issue O. 81 Doo
900 vf lnCono Donds sccueca oy tuiTa mortgage
road and by fret mortgage MI the equipments OF tao
read, valued Of 500 Occ-ino bonds be offered the
stockholders al par payab 40 per cent In cash .hc
current indebtedness OF the road, and 90 peT in
q, par. THIS VIII give the company SUFFICIENT q
pay OF all the aea'Dg dobt duo interest," and provide
for tho interest due In August next The report was
ADJ md tha toa1r hold
pressed teir intentions TO their share Of the bones
II they s taken, the stock win be reduced TO $500 900
The funded debt VIII be 95ooo nrst mortgage $4,000
second mortgage, and 900 Income bondsn the sg
grersts s5looooo debt and $500 COO stock The roai
hundred and eighty -four miles In length extending
from the termination Of tho Wabash valley road Naples
The Illinois river.
Tho Nashua, (NH) Manufacturing Company have de-
olaIc semi annual dividend, payable the LIST OF July;
the Bank Of the Metropolis, Washington CITY, eem annual
dividend OF ave rer cent, oyabe on the Il. Of July
The receipts Of lumber by canal at Albany, from tho
opening Of navigation to Junec in the years named
f6ows-
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MARRIAGES AND DHATHs. ,


0E-soo't--HuHRssn In Brooklyn, n on Thurrfar,
June IS Al The residence o The brides father by the Pew
Mr. J5ncs, FRANK DsrcOir, OF this city 70 Mss KArs W.,
cldes, daughter of Geo n Hnbhard, E1q.
xcE-r-Dtr On "Wednesday, June -, At tho rssf-
ecroo Of janice Day, ESQ, wslnat Grove. Noningtss,
Conn, by Rev. .. q. Weston, Joux u ncEwsv, NJ D., Il
Nce York, 10 MsRV q Par, OF stonington.
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Eeslest atefnuve medclne N he world ThcT ect npou
the system not violent hu' mild and painless and the fay
with which they regulate the dsordercd stomach and bowels
and restore the splsl fluids 10 healthy, NE agpsin ccu.
I<rual felasdes.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TALNsfAT, juno 2b--b T. NJ.
AsHEs-rse saes embraced about 10 bbls. pots Of &c.
4 &c., while pear "a were nominal
BzsApsrupTs -Fiour-Tbe market again Hrmer and
active and common and medium grades closed al an id
Of Zoe lsc per bpL The transactions footed up
about 10 900 II, 600 bbs Of about the following quota
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rscsrv Of he bod Of his con bad who was drowned BY
he upssog ., me Io, b%rs ya" On Saturday NE lon
coiiet Articles or the First QuaIify.--For
tnie All g. SAUNDERS store oriy, No Asior House
The city In nn Uproar Although new
York has been IN urra for tine 10 con,equsnce Of
been ror an how diverted rom RSoxs gros, hot depot Al
we've h dangsr ia no forget 10 employ Knos 10 cover hen
rcsyec even IN the most dangerous array.
There r. n Dashrng Elegance about C!cnin's
sesss % ss, ge,i sy ..sssas As 9rons
gsnuemas Ieccgi IS hen orc, he ha Sh.h gives ne
2is broadway opposite ~ Peu'A
whites 81 Dress Eiats-s pring s,yie-IIs
Fuloo sree- Sssnees Eroadsay aud NAsssa si.eei
The Imperial Photographed Braiy's CAL
iery' $50 bfoadwe.
Fancy Cutiery-Ths Newest Styis1.--rov
~ j. 4 sAurbERS' store only. Nc AS.or ESuSo
Twelve Cent An,brosypc Portraits, ~ no
Old vine in new bodies 80 broadway.
a Clear Complexion ell Have Who Uss
swear u ccu The beet hair made iones Oh coral
hair oil, "a Dero 81 Bowefy Try ihcsc delicious articles
Books for summer Reading can he Bought
Ct, wm ssO 4 Sos @ ne eva twenty
srnishscnlsn Vouss, Brondwsy.--Isotsi Ae-
ecmmcdsors the European American piAn a opaoa-
--------------
Regardless of Expense, the Wealthy some.
s. . Evil sys9Ss Gp s DS su s "a
Broadway his Is npo.sble A vast Wholesale. AZ se A.
ne same psn Bs .Susr s.sormsu O. rPescs psii.Sn
generally h 10, SURPASSED out Of Paris.
shoes aud gsiicrs
The largest sssoy;meni
And cheapest 10 ths city,
A, BRoors, SIS broadway ARD I5o FULTON street.
Every Lady should have a Pnir or miIIer's
slippers and CATERS al g. and Ia pair also ladies'
isses boy and chdrens boos ana shoes OF all kinds and
'''''" A' u !. WILLIS co, .. Canal street.
r.. . ssS s%bs5fss ,'os: on,. "a 2.s;
Crisssdoso's Wigs, Hair Dye ana Toupsss
he ss spp ns House N
Frsnsipsnp,. P,csse q Lubin's-Ths Most
durable lasting pcrfrrc made. Beware o. ccunerfeis
sold everywhere. ISaER 90, chemlsis 800 Broadway
To Perfume the Breath and Eradicate Tan.
sscsies and pimcss gss sB;% g TSGus "S rs-s
For sats al a. broadway and BY all drugsiss%
Murray a. Lsnman's Florida wsf.r.-Une-
dussd ~ perfume, tooth wash This dscous
scented water becoming fayorte toilet article y the
rrnrpl..n ~ n IESw,N CO. vsoIessle drrssiss Az
Water street New YORK. aud by all druggists, NJ Gar cents
pcr bottle.
pTolIovvsy's Pills are admitted 60 fo he the
greatest Alternative medicine IN he world TheiI elect upou
with which hey regulate TIE di'ordered sorsch and bowels
drcr. places hem inmesraeg n o. snes q al chr In
ternaa feAedea
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toilet Articles of the First QuaIify.--toi
shie vt s. sAUrDERS' iiore oriy No, Asor House.

The city In nn Upronr, Although New
York has been IN uprar for e 10 Of
thp as he hsJcr. general AtoniOn has not
been h0ur diverted from kNONS great hot depot
he 81 Brrad~v eud funn street Those whose beads
were danger I'D no, f5rgst employ Knox n har
lead roytrfd sib ~ klcvs superior has commands
rrnurrt M the MOsl hanReIoas nilIAv.
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rcs,.s'. Dr:'s.ns Gls:s In .r:s. y:r,ssy.
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Every Lady should have n Pair or BsiIier's
lined slippers and g. and Ia per pair also ladies'
nisses and chdens boos snd shoes Of All kinds and
p'N'" !. n NrLIys co, ia Canal street.
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Thrr- is n Dnahrnr I,l.pnnrr nhonI ticnIn's

beaver cnssmeres that perfectly fascinating orong
hat ful DIRE a fabric hey eqnay op'iae
gentleman Fecpgi 90 them 81 the hat ~hh gives the
proper flush 10 b. costume for sae Exclusively - OkslN
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