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Travellers Directory.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRO

ORANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
&EEE g
GREAT SOUTHE MAIL LINE
Twice Daily, (Sunday nights excepted between
AIR kd6SsXSANbkfx, SokDoNsvlLLE AND Rich
Leaves Washington at O'Clock an.
Washington at . O'Clock m.
For LYNCHIURG and the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock q. IN, srrlve In
LYNCHBURG next morning at q. m, come citing
With the trains on the Virgins ard Tennessee Raj
ottesville to Lynchb burg distance of 60 miles.
Fare from Washington to LynchburE, S176.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh
street. being owned by the Railroad Company, runs
10 connection with the trains.
rle 81 lot Lynchnurg procured ot the Boat.
~ OmniDussss sud baggage Wagons viii be at the
Depot OF the WASH ton Railroad, to convey pas
senseTs and baggage to the Steamboat, for AIexan-
for meals. 80
.,.x..a.,. ,. LANES A. EVANS. Agent:
WARRINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
8HEsE@e
TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
Prom WASHINGTON at 6 a. m, connecting al
xs h Se for shs snd ssS 4
q. M. for Annapolis, Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, su6
New York at Nm. for Baltimore and Norfolk
EXPRESS at 40 p. IN. at Relay for the West
and Tor Annapolis. Baltimore, Philadelphia, sA'
r srrsss' TX eng Or ts %ASsHrNsroN
Ais q nd 9. Is a. m, s and SIS .. M.
ie iS Stffua' '' ''i' D. IN s1d '5S mnNs .,,
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HOME-MADE CARRIAGES

HOME-MADE CARRIAGES
IL We have on hand, of cur own mann fa,tp,e n
me Sssortment OF ali kinds of CARRI - @
AUES OF the very hest, latest, and most ssSH
approved styles, ans warranted in point II 2&39
woIkmansmp and material, Co be equs To any made
~ the clty OF Washington or any ofser civ IN ~
UNITED states. We respectfully soci, Cal ton1
the citizens and strangers to examine our IVORY s.
weArs oetsrmlned 10 let surpass us Ell Aer mn
quality of work or ia low priees. ~
Wea!so do every kind ofREPAIRING IN work
aaS ~ lahheI. and NJ reasOnabe piices.
Viz Csfrlages taken m paIt payment fur new api
al far price. SIMoNFLNNN a CO,
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FORALL PARTS OFTRE WEST.
- M 80 $500 Y;;sssy ss.stI

NY HH vs. scSxEO- ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement Of It's lead
ing connecting lines at the West has required
TIRE revision OF the running arrangements this road
oy which highly important sdyantsKss to the trav-
Da 81 hnS ' fRASs s
HGs 81 MsFSgSs
from Camden Station, Baltimore, a. A. ..(e4cepr
S1PaaSy stGPs q way stations and arrives st Cum
seOond-The MAIL TRAIN starts Sunday ex-
cepted) at 80 A. NJ. and arrives at Whseling 2.
trains Tor Columbus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis Lou
Isvi h Ghc s g. LOUIS o, and at same place
Clevesnd Road, and also at Parkersburg with Ma.
ThiId@The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily st 5os p NJ, con
psotln{ at Benwood at A. NJ. with express train.
Cars ct Coinn1bxs,j and reaching there IN hut 8
hours from Baltimore ard rs hours from Washing
at with By IN n0i and Set
roads for ChiIcothe. Cincinnati, etc. These traII.
ouis. and at Cincinnati WITH the GTess Ohio du and
MIssIssppI Express for Louisville Cairo and st.
LOUIS through to 81 Louis IN less than 2 hoursfrom
Baltimore. by this train the time to all the centra
and southern Places IN the West is much less, while
the shortest ol other routes. From the West thes
Gwine 1T are sSg e0se sHd satisfactory ar
IL Baggage checked through to ell points.
TRROUGH TICKETS SOLD at lowest rates a.
Csmden Station and at Washington. ID. c.
rts1o fhs eRftre road BY daylight, by taking morn
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland ar Oak
land, ana resuming next morning by Wheeling Ac
enmmodatioD tram, leaving Cumberland II s and
Oakland at lO50.
FOR WAY P3SSENG ERS.
Ihe Cnnberisnd Accommodate Train at a. NJ,
Wheeling Accommodation at all stations beyond
SunDeerand going w est. Eastwardly, the Mai
Tram leaves w heeiIng al 80 A. NJ and ccommo
at 50 p. M. '0''
On THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCfi. between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers will take the Express westwardIy and
the Mail eastwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts st4P.
stopping al way stations. Leaves Frederick at 5IS
A A. arrIVing st baltimore " moon.
The ELI.ICOTTS MlLLTRAIN leaves at s 45
a. " :, and SIS J. Nj. Leaves Elhoott's Mile at !
A. III. and L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington ut Ais aud Q Il
A NJ, sand SIS L. NJ. On Sundays at Ais A, NJ,
and Sis p. NJ. only. -'' '''
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and $50
NJ. ana sand 80 T. NJ. On Sunday at IA. NJ. and
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore. and Nh.
sesoad and fourth trains from Washing on, viii be
express mall Trains stopping only a. WASHINGTON
junction and Annapolis Junction.
he SIG and .i5 trans from Baltimore and the 81
ana - Trans from Washington CONNECT with the
trains from Annapolis.
Tor tickets. information. fare. q C.. apply to J. r.
END LAND, Agent, az the Ticket Office. Camden
Statioh.s NM. >. WOODSlDE,
~ 1877 Master of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
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NOTICES. r. l.. GROWN 4 co. are re-
v ce!vIng daily some of the finest FURSl-n
TURE ever offered IN this market. which weW
invite the attention of those IN want. as we ~
assure them they cau at lesst 10 per cent
Namely
Handsome carved rnsr top Bureaus and Tables
Rosewood and walnut Tets-s-'retss Sofas
Wardrobes, Chairs of al kinds.
Cherry and poplar Tables.
MATT eses, hair, oorn-top, and husk; Con.iorts
3 t5iahlke8 heasteaos, hlg IN and lOw- post.
cooking hairs, cane and wood seats
Cushions for Chairs, Settees, Clocks of aU tiu5.
EXTENSION Tables Sideboards Wbat-nof
Sasses OF al klEds, some extra Eus Carpsts
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Walters.
glass Ware, Crockery Ware OF all Kinda
Feather aud Fancy Goods OF al KINDS
Anc other Goods too numerous TO mention to which
We invite the attention u housek eener m ana rhar
a. We are determined TO sell for cash or 10
customers. - f~"N'Soi
c. <. l.. CROWN a CO.
cor. OF 9Th street and Penn ave
P. S-We shsl still continue our regular sale, q.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, both IaornipTand
evening, in front OF our store. Consignmeni, soiI
CITED, and In AL oases advances made when reosire5
.sxo 49,, Z. X. l.. c. a CO,
tInteD Auctloseers.
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STEAMER GEORGE PAGE. H-xs
- HOURS OF DEPAETURF.g d.
Leave Alexandria 1t ~, Ia, 9, lU5s essss<7<Az<
l2H. 5, ~, 6k.
Ap god ELLIS j.. PRICE, Csrta,n.
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Medicines.
i MED lGHL DISCO
OF TIE aNE

Mr. ErNstn, 9, - -,
Of our ooInmo- .. . -, uiegS ~ - &C. one
-, - ~ eos rerienT t's,t opres
n ~ htNoA,
IA. vorst sersrsla Go ;11 10 e,ny,ou P,g.,f..
never faled except IA two cases. 10th Thunder Hu-
nor: he has now IN has possessou over ore hundred
Sn.,l noeees OF hsvaue,sa within twenty miles Of
pggssos;
49, ooities are vaTTeIted 70 cure Eurslnt sore
't NsateA...
pOne 70 three bottles wlll cnre the worst hind Of
fpTtpLes OF the Fsce.
three bottles vii c!etr the ~ stem Of Diles.
ciEo bottles are warranted TO cure the worst
49, ~ IN me mouth and StOlnach
IN, Ge 20 nEe bottles are warranted 10 cure the
Ohe VI tSo Dotiies are warranted TO cure 81 HUI
D' m ~ ths Eyes.
oa e > Nc biotehes ainons the Hair;
II ouI 70 siA notuos are warranted To cure corrupt
aia Iuhni,S 1sSers.
Two or three bottles are warranted TO cure the
vorst k.no q n IngMorin
Two OF three bottles are warranted 10 cure the
most most desperate case oil x heuiaaiIsm.
Three TO four bottles are warranted 10 cure Salt
rhsnm. ., ho,,,. ,u
Sorofu!a
=. benefit Is always erpeIlenoed from tie first bot
suantity Ia taken.
Nothing looks so improbable 10 those who have IN
vain tired all the wonderful medicines Of the day
t.at comInonw weed growing on the pastures and
along old stone walls should curr every humoT q
Z, stem yet u is liked Fact III you have hsmOT,
lt mas to start There are no If : nor AN Ds, huns
Pedd!sd over tho9Sahd bottles Pi / IN The vicinity
n a. sIpss. sGos .ne enee,s OF az every csse.
done N MassaoL usetts lgsVe i 20 chlTen ysar
o. - olo PeoPis ~ slap nave seen poor, un,i
sby restored to pesct state Of health s1 I, ans
oottle.
,I xe'f no are suec' 20 sex hesaacte, one
tSI van and fSsys care fvss great rest e
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THE PACIFIC NAL, STEAMSHIP COM

,h ope O. me Steamships of this Company carrying
tne United states M;t.iS for ACAPULCO, 1ecA.
GALlFORN MA, and OREGON, Ieaves<fEFh
fahaiha tWlse each month, oa the srT s.sf7sfasa.
val ol The United States Mail =. =. Conbnu, : s,.-
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York regn-
larly on 5ih and enth Of each month with the n?ils
ROADS.
There steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
ard safety.
The Panama Railroad t47 miles long is now com
pieed from ocean 10 ocean, and is crossed 10 or
hours The baggage OF passeng ers is checked in New
lork thIougnf to San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked az Panama by steamer az The campany's
expense. The money paid in New York covers al
expenses If the trip.
O Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
pan rancsco, To prevent detention IN Sc of ACCT
dent that the route is entirety ,siia6Is-no IA
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same dav thax a.,
rive at Asplnwal. 10y "
Conductors go through by each steamer, and take
charge OF women and children without other protec
tors. ~ F'S
For through tickets ct the lowest rates anpIy st
the agency, In West street, New ork to IVY" ~
l. w. RAEMOND.-ort 10
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS &CO
~ 24-if CT BARTLETT. Boston ~
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Hihtofrned VIII practical observations safer and
more successful mode of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hints on the EVIL results from empirical pradice 10
which Is added commentaries on the diseases of f,-
males-from Infancy 10 old sge-cach case graphical
y illustrate ed 10y beautiful pates. IL points out the
remedies Tor those self inflicted mIseTtes and dISSp-
pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent ln Tie
young. IL Is a truthful adviser 10 the nlsTr.ed Sa
those contemplating marriage. Its gcIusE Is partIc
adry recommended 10 persons entertaining secret
DOUBTS cf their py sI"dl condition. ard no 4re cor
scious of having hazarded the health hAppiness aud
prtyleges TO wAch every human teing eltItied 10.
frlce = cents per copy, or i've copies for 81 Iaa
ed iFse oi postage 20 any part OF The United States
~ addressing DR.. La CROIX. post Ea.d,l Ai.aa,
New oIk, enclosing . cents.
q Those VINO prefer may consult Doctor ia
ChOlS upon sny Of the diseases upon which his
book trssts, either personally by usll. Ills meui-
clnes clien cure IN the short space Of days. ard
completely and entirely eradl cate all tIsGss Oi those
disorders which coRva aui cn6sts have SO long
peen Thought 81 antote. TO the of the health ~
the patient His 4" French Secret" as the great cot
nental remedy for that class 81 IsorGeIs wkca Bn-
fortunately, physlcans treat with mercury, to the
lrretrIevabie destructIon Ia the patient
non and which ali the sarsaparIls the world can
not cure.
ID Ofice No. 81 bfaidsn Isne. Albany, NY,
feb l4--iY
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Agents for washington.-Chas S:ott A Co. H.
Gilman, kldvel x Lawrence, J. Il. Gardner. Bury
4 Co, y. Wash Co, :. Walsh, j. 2. Stone,
Martin King, Marin d Palmer, Schwartz a Co, q
Boswell, Daniel Is. Clark, J. j.. Mllburn, Dunbar
Dyson, + ord Il Bro. Agents for Geargetovn.-R
y. Cissen, NJ Lentham, J. l.. Kidvell.
my SLY
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Vi oui oonilot paE' 1Ta Needs 4 remedy ta.t ouyes
ErERr KiNb ~ HUNoR,
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Gen. John Wsbach, the Oldest officer IN the niiet
10Th init g3d year OF his asc, after Illness of
three days ". born 10 Assce. tue Rhine, IN
october, 1TG4 AZ carly age he entered the Austrian
service brssar and In the company appointed 20
receive ISus NvI At the frontier when he made thc AZ
tenrp 10 Zee from n ance He subsequently joined the
Ft,nsh army ard detailed service with hts refi
ens In the Irdes Nearly The whole Of the regiment
died. and la 1926 he came 10 th2 country, landing IN
phlad, Iphin Ills aiher tho possessOr OF large
estate this country, located In the city OF Philadelphia
and In Virginia and tho son, thcu young man,
determined 10 ftudy law, and for that purpose
went into the office Of Alexander Hamilton in New York
wing fndncSs for the life OF soldier he applied for
and obtained commission IN tho army or tho United
States has frequently told bis friends that he received
4 from General Washington. His first service
aid 10 Cen Wilkinson tho frontier, and throughout his
whole career ne bore high reputation gallant officer
and strict srpuarian. In the OF 1s2li he borea
ouspcuous part, and twice breveed FOR gallant con
duct In 1901 nc married lady OF Philadelphia, from
which marriage there and three daughters lv
ING In his cartier life be commanded Portsmouth, New
Hsmpehire; at Fran kord arsenal, Old Point Comfort,
md Al Annapolis In the late with Mexico he desired
90 take part his age prevented the contamination OF
his wphcs lie resided in this city number Of years,
and was generally esteemed and respected. While in the
active service was a custom with him n be on familiar
terms Of friendship with all the junior officers OF his CON
rnand but required close Observance OF all the Military
rules He Of extraordinary consultation, and
until vi hin year past possessed decree OF activity
rarely found In Of less years. viii his health was
most uninterrupted About O'Clock on the evening on
enc 4 inst he was attacked with hernia Of tho abdomen,
and sunk rapid v until be died.
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The specie paying banks that arc winding up AMI re
dccmDg their circulation nj par arc
Rockville Bank, ank OF the Capitol, Bank OF Ekhsr
lloosicr Rank Indiana Stock Bank, Huntingdon County
,k indlsns Reserve Bank Btuk Of Monticello, redeemed
Branch Hank, lafsyette Fayeo County Bank, redeem
Branch Bank, Counersylllg Merchants and Mechanics
Bark, redeemed NJ Bran n Bank, New Albany; Blnk Of
syracuse redce ned Bank nf Goehcn; New York and
Virginia state stock Rank, redeemed nj Crescent City Bank
Traders Bank. Indianapolis redeemed at the Bank OF The
Capitol
The suspended banks redeemed At the AUDITORS ofco
al 90 per cent, Me-
Bank Of Albany, Kalamazoo Rank, State stock Bank, Ma
ron and lank Of Clinton Those at - per cent arsBink
of Americ and Bank Of Connorsvlc AZ ~ per ctfa
Tradors Bank, Nashville and Wabash Valley Bank Those
par areAgficuura Orange, Rank OF Perry vilo Rock
port, South Bend Wayne Rank Logansport and Bank Of
warsaw. The Atlantic Bank at 80 per cent; Ekhart, ca
Farnersi Tank Jasper, at Oh laurel ink at ST. Nsrth
crn Indiana s state stock Rank Peru at So; Bank Of
T. wadsworh at III; Bank Of North America Clinton, al 90
Savings Bank OF Indiana, OounersviDe, %.
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rsded yesterday forty musket, panied by elons
band, 70 the River House, Hariom, Col Leslie. The COM
pany contended for a number Of valuable prizes They
mustered at the Mercer House. and then proceeded TO the
residence OF j. W. waack, and were presented with
splendid standard guide colors The coors were
scented by j. W. Wsack, Sen TO Capt D. Graham, 10 be-
half Of the company who responded In neat and sppro-
PIRATE manner.
BASE Ball MArH-A match will be played between the
lckford Eagle Ball Cubs 'he grounds Of the for
NOR situated at Green ,oint at O'Clock P. Tues
day. the 10th instant The grounds easy Of access by
the ferry running from the foot of reath street.
AITxMTEp SUICIDE asst night shortly after O'Clock
young girl observed walking in distracted manner
towards the OF the pier foot Of Dey street The sus
picions of passer by excited and he followed her
up, when he her spring into the river. He imme-
iately gave the ALARM ana Officer Osborne FASTENED 10
the spot and after some difficulty succeeded In hauling
she girl out of the When taken TO the station house
she gave her name az Elizabeth Sharper but would give
no reason for the attempt upon her own life
TIE WOMsN's HosrrAL-rhe Board Of Governors OF the
Womens Hospital Of the State Of Now York. met at the
email chapel in the University last night and organized oy
the election Hon Seen President Hon. Erastus
g. Benedict Secretary and d. Wolfe treasurer WIN the
following committee t. procure site Tor the hoSpai
Or. J. Marion Aims, II soheiieinSand Thomas g. Still
man. On Rales and Bylaws J. b. Collins, z. @. Bene
dict and George T. Trimbe. On finance-Peter Cooper
Collins George rnmo,eSn L. NJ n, ana o. =.
uors made the first class tohod one year, the Sc
como class years the third class three years. and
the Board adjourned TO meet on the 18th inst at the
place.
TO tn. EDITOR OF THK HERALD.
NEW York, June IL, 1857.
The streets of city, 1t Ia unnecessary for me to
say, in exceedingly Hhhy condition, and for the
purpose Of promoting the health Of the city 1t is highly
essential that measures should be taken by our citizens TO
have the streets cleaned and would cheefully jim our
citizens, IL called upon, to call mass meeting Immediate
Iy ADOPT such would insure clean streets
disgrace to the poraton of the city CT New York
to permit streets 10 be in this filthy condition. The
block In font Of house, No AZ West twenty seventh
street, between Broadway and sixth avenue has not been
cleaned In than year from the date Of this
municaton You will confer great favor the whole
community by giving this place in your paper
JEW.
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The United States Mint Philadelphia has Just received
consignment Of 81 900 in silver, forwarded from the
New Orleans branch mint
The route for the proposed extension The and
Essex Railroad passes down the Masconesong Valley in
northwestery direction to point miles from Hack
esown, characterized by straiebness and undulatng
grades The line then DIVORCES 70 the south side OF the
Morris Canal leaving at Port Golden and crossing the
Morrsown and Easton Turnpike passes out Of the Mus
coneteong into Pohacong Valley, reaching the village Of
Washington ten miles from Hackettssowu then follows
the side of tho Pohacong Valley, distance Of
seven miles, and passing north of scwartsvic, the uc
crosses the intervening ridge the valley Of the Poha
cong and follows that stream 10 the junction with the
Delaware River Railroad Cooper and GIewetts fur
at Phlpsburg, making the entire distance 2S1
miles from Hackettstowr, and requiring the OF -
miles 10 The Delaware River Railroad complete
necuon with the bridge crossing to Esson Al Washing
ton the Warren Railroad, by which a continuous
route is furnished 10 the Water Ca? Scranton and Great
Bend. One route contemplates using aud third
miles OF the Delaware road. The cost OF this will
be $3.50 eco The other independent OF tho above
road and will cost $4,000. These estimates include
everything TO put the road in good running order.
The receipts OF the Cleveland Toledo Railroad Com
pany In the first week Of Juno amount to- SIS, 228
same week. 1000 io's4'
Increase $3.50
The watertown and Rome Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend Of four per for the six
months payable on the 10Th of Jaly, to those who
stockholders ON the LIST OF July.
The receipts OF the Norwich Worcester Railroad
for May follows
May, 20
May, z,r.s %
Decrease $3.50 %
The following table shows tho condition Of the free
banks Of Indiana which have complied with the amended
General Banking law which requires deposit Of nj eas
$50 GEO worth Of securities, and equal TO
Ger cent above the circulation
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Court Caiendar-This Day

suYsuv CouKr Circuit = Nos 27eo, 7s3, 3o92, 3ost
3oae sss 27ea $500, 3c2s a25o s2si sea, oS, 2ssi,
1904, ASS. . . =, -, 90.
60 al, "a, ~ a. II, liz, lis, Ito
sryxuo. Couwr-Sos 6q, 1os 200, 40, "a, 1ts, $50,
o9 tsi apo 62, $50 623 ss sos, l72, ee7, 2es, u.s.
syes so4 7oi s6l 3b2 III co., 6s6, u.s. eo7 AZ, 8,
ie eoe bs 1872 oo2, 7oi 1871 as7, 500, i~, 49, $50,
'V ocsSos FG.s-Nos 1905 1905, icse TO 1901 Inclu
elve, sTB.
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CITY COMNIERClAL REPORT.

THURapAY, June 1I-6P. n
ASHES. stock was much reduced. Sales Of pots
were made a, IS lax and Of pearls at THc.
BREApsufFs --fiour-The market firm, and for
come kind, Of the higher and grades prices improv
ed to the extent OF Sc loc. per Dbl There fair
demand from the domestic trade with Gales for ex
port The transactions embraced about 900 900 bbl.
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At the second board the market about the
Pacific Nail Steamship Company advanced per cent;
Eric ~ Chicago and Rock lslipd, q Reading, .. I'm
not. Central Railroad fell OF cent Michigan Southern
closed 81 per cent which "a advance Of per cen,
the lowest point ruling the rst board. Tho heaviest
stock st The beard this afternoon New York Central
The bears appear is, more disposed than usual to
sell that stock short, Il beyond all question Of the
best sales the lat All the reports about tbc Angus,
dividend being cut down false. The company viii
make the regular four per cent any cost It's credit is
no, 80 had but tina, easily borros any deficiency
there may be in the net earnings.
The steamship Canada, at this port from Liverpool,
brings three days later news There IL nothing i'm
portau or interesting in the private public advcs
The london money market shade two easier, and
quosa'ors for consos show advance Of IA = per cent
The COT, market active bu, no actual decline rs
reported Breadsuas In better demand at better
prices. The supply more limited The weather WA
favorable Cor the growing crops
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Fruits OF Medicine without Pay.
Bsrbcrs' Itch Cured
Dr. B. Smiths magnetic sslve has failed to cure
TVS nveteraie References will be given appca
ton. b. SMITH electromagnetic, Y Canal street. between
Broadway and Church street
DR.. Kelley can be Consulted Daily at his Of
fee No Bible House. upon diseases Of the lungs liver and
kidpeys free Of charge.
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Real Estate Operations

Real Estate Operations.
The following sales Of real estate mado yesterday
at the EXchangc.--
story brick house and LOT north side Of Jsth It,,
2js feet cast Of Sth avenue. lDSnsp. ....Stf2 10
story brick house aud lot south eide Of iih It,,
100 feet OF 9Th avenue, 1sxt004. $500 90
TAO ttOry brick houses and lots southeastern
Of Ilih and 45 tcgether 100 5x1cO is 900 90
plot north aldo Of 117th st., near avenue II,
fbilOlO..." OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 10
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4 iob 1000 acres southwest OF Broadway
and pcpo road, s. 800 per i27 20
BouEc aHd acres in rear a6oipg Si6XJS2 90 800 90
WILLIAMSBURG.
story frame house and lot southeast corner OF
Grand and oh sts., 25xI7 $3.50 90
STAMFORD, COTNrTnCrr
story frame house and Ozark pace). 1000 %
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Knox.s Summer Hats, OF ali styles, now
resAv No sls Brosdvsy corner Of fulton ssrees.