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TN Losr CmDxu.-One Of the most serious dihoulnes
connected with the esen police troubles The strait
parents put 10 in order 70 find the Whereabouts II their
lost children Heretofore they have been taken 10 the
station houses and word sent by the police telegraph
to the Chiefs oHoe In the Park whore record was kept
by the officer IN charge and whom tho parents became
aware OF their lo!s was easy matter to make inqo
res ct Of the aton houses and upon the telegraph
beng put In operation the lost little were restored 70
their arms But now the police telegraph stopped
no longer communicates from station house 70 station
house. and the operators have closed up and rested from
Should the city authoE ies agree TO give city property
Invested In the telegraph ard station houses 70 the contro
the Metropolitan police doubtless the whole machinry
will be In running order but II they should conclude
not 10 do will put parents "a much more trouble 70 dnd
their children Pending this difficulty would be vel for
those Interested remember that George Kellogg Clerk
TO the Board of Aims House Governors will provide Tor
such children as are brought to him at the Rotunds
In the Park or No. l02 Leonard street. Such Of
citizens as may md the oat children in the streets would
DO well TO them TO the places mention where they
will be restored to their parents Previous to the organi
zAtion the police force these stray little
stored TO parents through the agency Of the Aims
sde with Inference to the control OF the telegraph
viii have revert to the old place On day like 9TH of
July there are always some forty or tfty children lost,
and on fine Sundays they are counted by The
last Sunday In May fine day the first nne for
long tme-and go many children were tenn tied In the
streets tba; over ninety were lost This shoE the value
Of the 70 egraph In the meantime 1t would be well for
ing away from home generally the result Of gross neg
gence and the class Of people generally the
sufferers Lt the following card be poeed up In all pub
lie places
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Total 90 Se.k 2,IG 1,b2l ass s,52o
CITY INSPECTOR Morton us,ruc,s bis Superintendent 70
"svcep clean and ao~ heaps OF dirt 70 remain over
night uncuied, "a bis predecessors were accustomed to
do The greatest thoroughfares thoroughly swept
previous 70 the alh Cuzens may confidently expect
clean streets throughout the city ri distant day Mr.
Morons smbiuonln the mst,er s more than equal 10 his
facilities
TIE WAY BROADWAY WAS CyauD.-Every one Vas sur.
pred the clean condition Of Broadway the morning
Of The 40 OF jelly when AL the Of the city mud.
dy from the effect OF the recent rain. II u but Just 10
e cIea % na u, wo, . Mhse sh eog %
ried away by the carts account Of leakage, but the
sweeping machines sams into play and cleaned Up the
are water tight The cutters cleaned by the AID Of
few brooms, and by letting the water run freely from
the bydrans.
MOVEMENTS or TrssxrS limited states Hose Company
No Is have postponed their excursion 10 Dctro, until the
lsb in consequences Of the severe Illness Of OF their
oomradee Mr. James Turner They we're 10 have started
last Sunday but finding they could NOT 90 they ccraphcd
On 70 pss mo S ne ;,p Ts
evening" and were received by Hose Company No 8.
They report having had pleasant excursion
Tnz ~ BnoApwAr-DaRrSc ArSNT TO DsrIoy TIE
Ru MONT Horu.-About bali past eight O'Clock Last night
Gre was discovered closet the second floor Of tho
Belmont House, on The Prince street. side The fremcn
promptly the ground, and Just a. they had ex-
nngushed lhls we two others ~ero discovered in closets
The damage done By Ore and water to The furniture Il
the establishment viii probably amount TO $500. The
house kept by Mrs babcls Draper, who has IS 900 In
surancc On her furniture, divided among the following
companies-Clnton National, and Mechanics OF Brook
yn Ihs building 10 owned by John A. May. II s da-
mayed about $780, and covered by Insurance The Fire
hsrshal was quickly at the premises, and made an ex.
sminsuon OF the several burnings An investigation win
be gone INTO, 70 ferret out The daring nccnduy, POS
sible.
CviPsas cssuysrSxa WITH Fnsvcas.--Gco NJ Chap
man, residing Ia Lafayette avenue Brooklyn, while work
ing In his garden on the morning OF the Fourth OF July
sbo, 10 the head with ball from PISTOL discharged
hx~ urRU n m Ing NJ
premises Mr. Chapman not Killed bu, that was not
the fault Of the young men-thcy did their best bring
about thai result
DvsD ANNus.-Thiry four dead horses, seven cows
two hogs AL does AMI two goats have been received y
The deed salnA contractor during the week ending
yuF &
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
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MONDAY, July &C PM
The bulls we're In state o. great excitement today.
They had the stock market good deal their own way
The bears sold freely time any option 10 suit aud cash
stock appeared ose very plenty This Ia all very well,
far goes, but may nst 70 far enough 10 suit buyers
present prices. Al the first board to-day Hudson River
Railroad second mortgage bonds advanced I per cent
Pepnsylv>ns Coal, u; Cleveland and Toledo, X; New
York Central Ralread, 2 Reading. TX Galeus and Chi
cago, o. Milwaukee and Mississippi, ~; II Crosse and
Milwaukee, g; nohisan Central, III Chicago and Rock
Island, There was very large smount Of busIncss
transacted al the board. Buyers option prcdomlnstcd
among the tim operations Cash transactions were limited
AZ The second board further advance va realized and
the market closed steady. Erie improved Y per cent
Reading, Michigan Central, " Michigan Southern, oli
L; Galcna and Chicago, y; Cleveland and Toledo, TX
Milwaukee and Mississippi, =; New York Central e. Amer
the board Michigan Southern was offered s AK Cevc
land and Toledo, 5s%; Reading, 75S; New York Ceutra
sax, and Erie NJ % pc~ cont reaction In prices gepe
rally takes place aos period Of depression and holders
outside Of Tho street, usually avail themselves Of the o
poruny TO realize before downward turn again takes
place Many who omitted selling previous to the recon,
decline, will, without doubt, make clear sweep
this time. This Is but temporary Improvement
Nos one OF the most deprecated railroad stocks on
the list has changed ie position m the least
The same causes are At work. but are Cor the moment
councrbaanced BY the exavagant purchases on the part
Of bull SPECTATORS Their object IL 10 arrest possible,
the rapid decay Of public confidence bu, they are too late
viii be many years before railroad securities can again
s,,rsct attention, or be sought Tor b.
0ncdtrs,s mos0s Tae 'fc;uhioss Of Wal ,Essi Wiz
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I,f"o
Making the increase ths corresponding week ofa
year only a9S TONS oil OF which and TOO covered
By the increase Iehsh ve,loy Scranton rail-
roads The supply from schuylk! county is about the
year The railroad loses IL 063 tons and the
canal gains II Se5 tons The Increase In the market
the supply Of last year. from the above regous
81 100 tons The Porsyllle Mns5 Journal Of Saturday
last, Says
The continued scarcity Of vessels ii Port Richmond hss
checked the trade 70 some extent the shipments By canal
not diminished and the quantity sent BY thai
Is ahead o: the supply 70 period last year The
canal far, has had considerable advantage the
railroad up TO the present tme owing to the freehts fall
ing TO 81 so 70 New YORK. Instead Of 81 TO- which the
arrangement based II fixing the rates between the
two companies. Frelghs have, hogeyar, advanced to
81 a. by canal 10 New York during the week, and the die
will be diminished hereafter Freshs from Port
Richmond TO Boston and New FORK have also advanced
Ave cens per ton The scarcity or vessels at Richmond
and the soopage OF orders have prevented general ad
vance of coal here on the frat. some operators whc
have au orders hare advanced 10 cents and obtain
Ing H. these who In tho hands Of tho dd!e int
rest have had their orders stopped usual Just before
the first OF the month, hen the prices fixed In order
TO prevent advance reduce the prices OF last month,
which, owing 10 the unusua quantity o. water In the mines
did noi bay any profit
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The greater portion o. tbs amount falls due within four
months, and vii be PAID from The avaiI Of lhs secoud
mortgage bonds, which COW being rapidly taken
pad for by tns subscribers thereto
The Chicago Press Of Saturday says-
Yesterday morning le Bank Of Commerce OF th, cly,
owned by T. X Ninchley Co, did moi open lis dsore,
and OF coCrse has failed" II has beon very
extensive "ins.aon and lie failure ought not to Affect
the credit OF Coscsso bankers in the least. We not
informed az 70 the the extent OF The failure. hut
la reported that the Hrm bad been severely injured BY
some OF the corn dealers whose disappearance from
Change we noticed q few days snoe. E. K Hinokay
Co. have bank al Paevlllo, Wis whose bills learn
secured by Missouri and Louisiana Stocks end II the
Auditor Of Wisconsin has done his duty they VIII be COED
beyond q contingency.
There has been genera advance IN the price Of coal In
every region except In schuyk The trade up the
uant uyas,k fnlIowu
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TH1 ITALIA. OPERA LAST NGHI.-As Madame Ia Oranges
draws close, the }rre Of her admirers seems
90 The prospect Of losing her delicious voice,
oven for time, stimulates the haJituts Of the Opera.
Last night the Academy was densely crowded TO hear
" Lucia d Iammermoor;'' not seat was available whom
Che Opera commenced. Madame la Grange was called
oul and vocerpusy applauded after the first act and at
Che oOoclu.on She excellent voice. and gave the
rae Ct Lucia a. well have ever heard her. The
orchestral accompauments were particularly well rem
dersd and elected much applause To morrow night our
Eavosite prima donna appears In Aina In La sonnam
buhv
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eVVAllackK's Theatre-n1ias EiixaLogan as Mar
-gNret Fillmore In Gloves Sacrifice"
Mise Logan appeared last night as Margaret Gilmore Il

.
-gNret Fillmore In Gloves Sacrifice"
Ais Logan appeared last night as Margaret Gilmore In
Sheridan Knowles play Of Gloves Sacriice,' and
achieved snotser dramatic triumph OF more
marked character than attended any Of her previous
edrrts- The play itself is effective one-thst is
20 say, has q stirring plot and highly ORA
xnatc situatop, which makes II interesting and ex
citing 10 the close. The character Of Margaret 1
strongly marked, and It requires lungs as well as
Drains to enbody successfully the authors creation In
fact the re Is exceedingly melodramac, and Aiss Logan
doubtless assumed In order to show the versatile charsc
Ger OK her genius, and truly wonderful perform
ance highly coiored, requiring abundance oil voice and
gesture and therefore exceedingly distasteu to an artist
who aims to be natural and who eschews redundant ges
cuia,Iou and lavirh displays OF voice and actien,
Che audience quite By surprise at the vehemence,
She force, the rs'rs che displayed all through
rhis remarkable pesonaton She proved herself fully
equal any part the Engish STAGE where power and
mastery or the stronger passions are demanded and is
70 be hoped she will give New York audience an oppor
tuniy TO her In other parts OF similar character be-
fore the close Of her engagement.
Mtse Logan beautifully cosumed as Margaret Eli
more, and looked more bewtchpgly
Notwithstanding the warm night and the attractions
eleewhee there large aude nce but this is nothing
sinoo this accomplished actress has appeared
ehese boards.
Miss Logan was fairly supported by Mcssrs. Howe D.
Newport and Canol.
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Prom Havana in Spanish seauship Mes,c,-Mkrrel
psmnle Pedro Reaslsdo, laurence Suimce Julien hove
Hye Meta James Paue, Alexandra ncn vincsnte More.
,as Jctc aalsn xoro Orego Farriso Piero
Alras Josc roregs jose Cruz Beter Eadio Rubra Nye
nada, Jose Samsf Mo,a Antonio Nreuu, Jose Panas,
tusepps fharnt Juan Psnas, Ramon FONT mechor Miro,
sruan Alysreds Santiago Aogneras feifo salon Jose De
Arnss Nicolas Font ssis, Miguel finy Fens oaoSroCA
TOTAL 3.
Prom Richmond. &c in the steamship Roanoke-rhomas
Mlkusr Le ,gey, lady and two children povgsss arsy,
I'd hind ey, ID No.snis, n Sharpe and sdy, Nmaum
nnc iadJ = s,sm,ord, John a Rusts, schsum LIN
Larns, o stewar Mr. shorter 1yer's, Mss May
q Nedder Fsrs Bhnre. Mr. Lytis. Burke-snd
rs In ne Storage.
DpPARruRKs.
k1 Byerpo IN steamship fricsson-R Lafnu, rarnsva,
nrsrns Mrs chsrd Stuart and two children Prof Arei
tfrrcniea Y Brooklyn Miss McC Hoh, VIM Fren Thts OIL
Frencsce Fary, Bach Bepoit luke Damn
Mrs. Sedd and two children, Wisconsin. Frank WInschsd
Tesas Lewis Wilmer, Incola Norelo. 7 n Behn
For esysnnsh n ste amship Florids-wr WILSON w Fus
" reel has Hsrdwi h, " w Drumnoud Chas T. schIa
Or Winhier, rs Dorian Me and IA Johnston y IL
Power, u Bulhey, "a Wood, Mrs Bugbee lanes Foun.
esn, W II Elliott q Ccnnery, , Finlsysou w Davis WIN
Oovan-and IA in Storage. "
For ChAeston, In steamship Nsshvlewisa Mar roa.ey
1ncie Harris, liver Hon Stu6bs q " WIlliams 81
Rosa Ms Fitzpatrick ME- kenery, ~sirnnr wis~ lea
peis johnson. Miss csha Johnson Mr. Fore ard iefv
HoLomsn Douglass. Flf. Mrs Toy and family t3co
nsrtin. Ms Blake, Mm johnston geo l. Vruuhis ID
kNT't Nh Car Horiand-and " In eerags
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No. 30.
gHxu wELcoM BY TIKI NEW YoRk rRS DEPART
MEHT.
Humane Hoee Company No 20 returned home last night
from their visit 10 Eason Pa, whore they spent the 9TH
q July and treated Hospitality by the Pennsylvania
1remeu Tho New York hremen determined to give them
o reception on their return, to remind them they had
friends In New York well In Pennsylvania. The de-
Iaoostrsson gotten mp under the auspices OF Honey
bee Engine Company No. 8, and reflected credit upon thai
The Humane Hose arrived In the steamboat Wyoming,
nj pier No o North river about O'Clock in the evening"
and found the wharf alive with the lights Of seven Gre
companies who with their paratus had assembled tobd
chec and hearty greetings after which the COMPANIES
formed In procession and marched up broadway In tho
,ryy exempt members OF Humane Hose Company No %
In citizens dress.
IN el,on's Band
Engine Company No s, with apparatus. Fremen In fall
fire rig, with red shirts, &c
WAllRce's Band
Hr Hose Go zpany No 20, the carriage beautifully
decked with bowers.
Niagara Hose Company No. =
Neptune Hose Company No. "a
Eagle EoRine Company No. IL
Mohawk Engine Company No 10.
Eagle Hook and Ladder No. 4.
rne ropes were full, and besides numbers Of nremen
IAronged he sidewalks the line Of The procession and
much honest enthusiasm Was manifested.
1he procession marched up Broadway TO Fulton, Down
Yultoo 70 Will an, up william 70 Chatham up Chatham TO
che Bowey up Bowey TO Aston Pisce then do sn Broad
way 20 names SsioOo, WnoFo W. w. ueo
collation. prepared for the members OF Humane Hose Co.
After dlsposing OF the good things,
Wv Lroxs Foreman OF Engine Co. No 3, toasted the
Wucsts and Tn doing complinened them upon their cf
caency AUD manly bearing.
yasr, A rprsos, Foreman Of the Hose Co, responded
In few well chosen remarks.
Afsr friendly Interchange OF good wishes the meeting
ero&e up.
rhs New York Hose Company speak in the highest
terms OF they received IN Easion from
their fellow hremeu there They hope 10 be able 70 return
Che obigaiion q distant day.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
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WATx100-
BgsxFITl-Iu this city, on Tuesday. June %. by tAe
Rev. q. Il. Crooks, Mr.. FRsc2 X. BCaS 70 Mis kAm
Fssys, both or this city,
FsIAr-SrswAHr.-M Hoboken, on the 3eh ut. Mr..
TBos FsAY 20 Miss MARsA2ET daughter OF the Ata Mr.
Alex. Stewart, Pollokshaws near Glasgow, Scotland
Glasgow papers please copy
HAryMD-Cossn--Oow Wednesday, June L., By ne
Rev VIM. Norris Mr.. JAcos a. HATyIsLD 10 Mlss EaIp
X CoNSn2, both Of this city.
PASr-HoI oH-On Thursday, July 2, BY the Rev. Ed
ward Strong, A. A. PIAST, Eco OF New Yorh 10 kGM
EUAHs, daughter Of the late ev. Alfred Hough " Yer
non N. Y
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THE TRIAL OF HoLMKs-DIsMfssAL OF THE METRO.
POLTTAE POLICE AT THE OLD or ARANrIHE-SUa-
Der OF VESSELS AT QUARANTINE, ETC, ETC.
Since the declaration Of the consttuuonaity Of the new
Police law the friends Of Holmes whose trial has not YET
terminated upon charge Of resisting the authority Of the
Metropolitan policemen stationed at the old Quarantine
s stated have been In state Of considerable anxiety
I, the result Of the trial. Tho odence II Is alleged, now
assumes In this view, grave character than when
the sut instituted. The examination Of witnesses Ia
the will be resumed TO morrow, at p before
Justice De Forrest is stated that Lot G. Clark, ESQ,
will appear for Mr. Holiness and Mr. George Daley be-
half Of The people.
The police force under command OF Capt Bower,
being the force referred to above, whose authority
Holmes resisted, have been dismissed from their
tedisnship the old Quarantine buildings will
DO remembered that this force was detailed to the
old Quarantine two months since 10 protect tho hos
pai and other buildings on account OF rumor or an in
tended attack by mob upon the buildings, and design
10 burn otherwise destroy them Their Dismissal took
place because Is claimed that since tho Sherh Of Rich
mond county received notice from the Commissioners Of
Emigration calling upon him 10 protect the buildings under
the mot act OF April Is, 1885, the county responsible
Three vessels were detained yesterday al tho old Qua
ranune-the steamship Mexico, from Havana the bark
Ocean favore, from Jamaica, and the hayfower from
New Orleans The three vessels have been ordered TO be
thoroughly cleansed and umgated before coming up TO
the city. The first two vessels were detained on account
or their coming from unhealthy ports and the last vessel
from ta having Q cargo OF hides ana hemp. The above
vessels are the only ones at the present time al the old
anchorage No vessels have been sent to the lower
Quarantine anchorage The Lucy Haywood and the Sarah
Hill remain there still, keeping each other company.
At aesuine's Point, trial made yesterday In the
presence OF Of the Quarantine Commissioners, OF
Of the howitzers sent there Friday last 1t was found
TO do splendid execution and was
upon q capable Of deunoshiDg single discharge, fy
oystermen easily. Nothing beyond this experiment
has turned up ~ The Point
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Tho Bead Of Excise Com missoness mes yesterday a,
O'Clock p N In the Common Pleas Coat room Present
Commissioners %,hn Kesr, Wn ). Haskess end Robert o.
Holmea
The following persons made applications FOR licenses,
which granted ssthe ret opposite their
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sToREKKETKR's LICEShzs.
U6oph0 Wolfe, y Beaver eroes. $50
Oheser D1iggs Gao Broadway 20
John OGrsdy, % Broadway 40
James Van BenschOen, 81 Chambers STR ...... 10
Stephen Buykhal er, 20 Greens toh street ...... 90
VIM A. Albro, 264 Grand street. 40
Abiel Mus 50 Greenwich street 20
Smops Newkirk, 257 Washington street ..,....... 50
Charles Schneider, 476 Eighth avenue, .......... 30
NsxErxR LIcESsEs.
VIM krez, 10 Mott etre64 SO
Eugene ChAbert, e4 Green wiod street ....... so
Antoine Aatarsn, n Beekmxp street ........... 30
Squire Marshal SOL Hudson street Observation-Disclosures. 80
augh McQuade Third and Eighty seventh street 20
Plat B. Reed 500 Broadway 90
Richard Betey bz8 Siyth avenue. Observation-Disclosures. 50
Armand Ham6eid, $40 Grand street. 90
Edwaro G.. McAIpn, SOB Broadway 90
Robert Earle (appRcation of June 10th, ....... so
Cbas. Roh'er, 1856 Second avenue. ............. 30
John sillard, rs Walker street 20
Jacob farter III Fran Kiln street. 30
Callste, Fl Mercer street. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Desire CulOt 70 White rect. 80
Chas Heber, 20 Greenwich Observation-Disclosures. 50
j. hn W. C0gswel 337 Hudson ereet. 20
John j Cu}ey, 2S3 Mul esry street 30
VIM. Egnton, 40 Fulton street 20
Joseph M0eeh, las William et eet 90
Leopold Keller, Albany street. 30
Valentine BenDar, avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Michael Phelan, Tenth street and Broadway. 20
JteePh L0vea1 24S West Thirty hith street. 80
Louis Schwartz, Jr, 4+3 Broome street. 20
RUDOLF SaDdipger, 115 Broadway ................ 60
Hanue Kellnger, Union square. 90
The application OF David j. Curry, Of No. l64 Church
street, received, but held for consi era0n
The Board adjourned till Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
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OF digestion, act freely The liver, purifying and anti
bilious BRYANs tasteess vermfuge asto1i.h ani dehghs
all who H. ard children gain fe and yror by lie
Sold ~ terri Noson $S kashh and D. Keding
Co, Boston.
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Postage from the United States 60 Denmark
by the Bremen Line.
TIE Bremen once has cccaty furnished the Post 0ficc
Department with the following table OF pos,ascs 10 Don
mark and the Dsash Duchles by tho Bremen Inc -
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nounced ladies' chemists and press the purrs
mos, rercshng lasting and hcalhlr perfume 10 elscr 81
druxxss 60 Water street, New yok aud b. all druggists a;
10 per bottle.
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Isoiiow~y's Psiis.-ssck Headache, Vertigo.
hsuleDce pspItaon OF the heart, sinking At The stoms n.
and AL Local and general ornpacs procens from uper
feet son, relieved BY the first dCse OF this medicine.
and snllrely removed BIZ IT, occasional ure
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cerve mourrful satsAcuou In attending the funeral o.
eequ.es their old and valued friend and companion, and
nshiDg but The pressure Of important business viii pre-
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Replies were received from exPresident Fillmore and
OK Cor. Seymour, regrettng their inability 10 attend
Governor King, Hon. Hamilton Fish, and Hon. Washing
Con Hunt have sgnned their intention 10 be present. and
MAJOR Genersi Wool has accepted the Offer az Grand
Marshal OF the day
The Fire Department, held meeting tonight, and re-
Dclyed 70 turn out In q body
SoUnrBRrnGs, MASS, Jrly s, 1857
The several bells in this village the birthplace Of the
late H0A VIM Marcy have been toed during the day,
minute guns fired and the Tags drared in mourning aud
placed at half mast token Of re,pec. to his memory.
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a Clear Complexion all Have VINE Uss
JeNkE old Italian soap; All dseosrauora frcckcs, A. dis
ApeA n centz The best hail. ionle nsde Jones old COAL
hair OIL n Depot "a Bowexy. Try hese delicious alcia
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Portable Dressing Gases in Great Variety
J. As. SAUNDERS store only. at No. 7 AStor House.
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Prof. Alex. q. Bsrry's vrtoopbsrv~s 10 the
spess article for dr-sshx be.aaiytng essrnt
earring prcsevns ard rssovas ne har LAdss kT a. Sod
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Pocket Cutlery, Newest Stylss.--J. Is D.
EAUNDERs' store only at No. Astor House,