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9prfioI Notices.
Vegetable shbsiitafs Tor CalomeI and BIne-
PHI HH

Vegetable substltuts for CnlomeI and Blue-
Pill. aai
BRANDRETH's VEeETAnLE UNtvRRsAL PfLLs
bv restoring the bowels their original da and natural
aoion, give strength stoach parity The blood re-
establish tue healthy condition fho digestive organs and
thus cure dyspepsia, colds coughs heumatsms dropsos
and sickness generally whether chronic or recent The
CO. ebrated Abenohy says; "Ansr having cured The de
ransement oths bowels dobltes aud ali diseases gen
orally disappear Of ther accord short time
The experience Of century has established the worth Of
these pills beyond dispute purgahvs and snti-bous
medicine and their b. upwards OF
physicians, aud by million Of families shows that
they are supplying Of the 9f humanity and are
In dvance Of medical The above pills although
purely vegetol e known and as substitute
Tor Calomel LydrarcVg Chordua Mite producing all u
Alternative aud other ndoatons with Of It's disogan
iza'ion effects upon the soidsoen orppng for life-or
les distressing action uron the teeth and gums The pre-
pared concentration from the same priocipes-tho Life
'dsuon Plsis substitute for Bius-pii (Piluq HydYar
) possessing the peculiar action the seoretng Or
Of that pfeparaon from mercury but mono of its sal
waiting or ether injurious effects Those who have used
thom as bnepH substitute otherwise award 10 them
the highest praise They rune nearer to concentrated
Essouee OF Life than anything yet made in the way
medicine by man snglep pill given daily whom an hope
has aed has 9iten health In pt they supply an
organic principle tie hiool always wanting "a extreme
cases sickness Old people have the secretions
" youta restored by these Life Addition Pis Their val
ueas lhe-proservers is beyond estimate.
Brandrehs Vegetable Uaiversal Pills remove from the
bowels and blood OF SICK person tho cause Of death
rHE L1fs ADDITION Pills sUrPtY ia ORGANIC NEcEs-
sIrY OF FLOODS virAIIrY-the minute globules OF
vegetables essences Of which they but the ouncfeon
have their eraet eoHatspt the vital gobules Of the
blood. Aud from whe doesthe blood derive its life,
It's gobules verify from The source from which Dr.
8nnrelh derives the life pr cpss of the :Liie Addition
Pills-from the Vegetable Kinsdom
These pills, also the Universal warrsnttd purely
vegetable Retacd respectively Is and 80 PLY
scans aud the public supplied by the gross or single box
d.. Braudreths Principal Office No 29l Canal-st N
y, aud by
S, Gardner, No. 900 Superior street, Cleveland and
r. Whoden, Hudson, and b. all respectable dealers In
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FREE WATER-We understand that our towns
man W j. Warner has solicited aud obtained per.
mission Of the City Council to erect a Drinking
Fountain in the Park, where all who are atbirst
can 80 freely and drink Some Of the Ice dealers
have agreed to contribute ree ice, daily. The ia.
sdtution will bs public beneiaehon.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MoRNINe, JUNE 80, 1850.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
CS Plain and Ornamental Printing eyery description
lone 1.-THE Printing Establishment the Leader Office.
latest improved and most rapL steam presses In the
es seson short notice and at reasonabie rates Per-
naidto blank work Every descriptions o.,
8indngdone especially Blank Books, Lodgers Journals
tles Books, Receiving Books, &C., &c.
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MATRIMONIAL.
ss oy TIE unI1Fn srArra.

TO THE LADIES OF THE UgTTEp STATES;
1t has been my good fortune restore TO health many
thousands Of my country-women.
My has excited the malice of the envOus and
aous; but their prosecutions served only to extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway, from the sufferers whom
have relieved Solong held Ia afectionato and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
Sk can afford to despiEe the sogs Of misehefmakers
nd slandeTt
My friends repeatedly urged me to place my med
cine for producing menstruaon within the reach Of the
Ladies' Of the United Staes but ndisposon to enter
aold so occupied by quacks with their peciou nosrums
anda fear that unprincped counereiers might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies pr the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
At last yield to the entTeates OF patients and friends
and oler to the suffering Females Of Amoricu medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughou the
Old World
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AMiE DE FEMME I
aeed only say, that Is In liquid form aud exactly such
as have used mypracce France for many years and
that has never failed TO secure satisfactory result
Tho Annie de Femme and meustrua,ion stand in the re
laton Of cause and effect sske powerful tp originate
aoalthy menstrual ow where never has existed and to
rostore where has boon from suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of dreo
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing be
vii he sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
DR. P. H. RECORD.
For sale. whoegale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsRE
No p SUPERIOR street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie dc Femme al the PrOpnetor's prices.
Eul0dHwy6 s . ..rf
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6Otels.
.0TEL DUMAS-

Nc Niaser Street beosen an and 5h C1NONNATi ONO.
This old aud we'll established Hotel has been recentE
re-ed in superior STYLE, aud Is unsurpassed by
Hotel of its class IN America.
The pronretOr from his long in this city tal
ifnrua elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
over others will warrant him entire success and rs he Is
faVofRbly known this community anti fli share
of public patronage. ALEX SHUMAIEt
apr20Rs Prc1rlet9r
MANHATTAN HOTEL Nos. 3,
wi land Murray street. "a door from Broadway, Op
Poste the Park New York. Huggins9 Fling, Progrietori
Husgns late Of pearlStreet House Boston. HC.Flinf
. a. r.vvai9o untsl Na- vcrF dac'
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chocolate and read his New York paper-not
yet five days old-at the "Giegory House" in
utter unconsciousness that this region was
wrested from the Elk and the Mountain Sheep
30 recently as 1859.
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N. II. SnLOMoNsnN.

PRAoTI0AL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the LARGEST Of the approved kinds OF
PECIACLES. Allhis glasses, whether for or far
shted arc ground under his Ownnspeoton by machine
Of anew construction, with the ereatest care
'aithe eyes in all cases, curing Weakness Digsnes5 OF
HaaRnatoHot the Eyes, and impartng strength for long
reading or Gne sewing.
70 N. II, solomouson would here inform the public
thathe Hever employs any in the sale Of hslsnsss
~ Alsna splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROSGOPES, COMPASSES, &c kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural.
CB-Odce1s Superior street undert the American Hotel.
iun22 '...| |I
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Boar0ilra.

BOARDING. = The House No "a
I'D Public Square, and ny he Ston Chur1h-9ne 3i tlr
pleasnutest locations In the ciys heen thoroughly re
psired and il now OMEN for BOsrlers. Families wishing 20
furnish their own rooms % accommodated win laIg
and convenient rooms aud bedrOnmsi aud Snge RGders
ard pay Bo'rders will find good accommodao on rea-
Fonahle tems Ladies not excluded. hetelences slyen
nn6 received aprIRW o. W 1ON"lli.
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Bankers.
Att'pe & CounsrIIors,

u j. DTCKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
II LAW, omcs the Merchants Ba C,cve-
and Ohio " ,eb2tR %
BROOKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
I'D AT Law Atwater Buildings, foot oi S0perior st.
Cleveland, Ohio.
D, W BROOKS D. ". FoPn
ffh6
WILLIAMSON 4 RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT LAW. ofaee No 80. Supsrior-si
Cleveland Ohio $. WILL AMSON
jan2 A. @. RIDDLE.
NHARLES @. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Alney aud Counselor At Lawonice 81 Superi 81; over
CIV Bank anl5idly
DALMER 4 AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
a AT LAW, Office Commercial Bank
"A SPER, j. T., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warren, rumbull County, Ohio. Office, No ~
Mnrke' street. oeo9-usl
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q. w. nRRRY,
6ar0mare.

|CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
y est aud best variety In The oity---for saleby
apa0 " X RAYNOLDs, No q superioI 81,
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
II oription, variety style and priee-fgr sale BY -
ap30 H. X. RAYNOLDs, No. bsuPonor w.
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IA For City News see third page,
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
nara
Lowell Correspoudenee.

II Green, the Reformed Gambler, left the City
yesterday en- route for N. Y City.
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Builders & Artfitrtts.

DROOKS S. @. q E. w, BUILD
I'D ERS Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, Sash,
Brackets and al Kinds Of SornSawing aud Gothic WORK
Particular attend N paid TO Fng-Up Stores Factory
Divsion-st Centre Block. Cleveland, o. nol0-c9l
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DGHlttstru.
DENTGS rHX
AT 2l1 SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
4 read tho following II tee'h arc bad road
hem with great II you have teeth at all lisp
fact that Isl daily eEhbiol in the streets in tho social
circle and in the parOr by the hunbest peasant and the
proudes autocra is that hundreds Of lose good
sets Of teeth for the want Of the timely aid Of good and
skiful dentist poor aud inferior operation is in many
cases worse than all II teeth arc good, have
them examined good derlist aad keep them in order
II or time should be lost but have them repaired the
Eonner the better that which Burus says is the
he'll Of all diseases AllTegulares OF the leoth should
he attended TO N childho I'd Hu0 youth. .
II sons desTous of fne deuta operations iuyt-
ed 70 all at my where particular attention y gwen
TO the preservation of the ural toeih, where tho
NuLCAMIZEn C0RALIIE.
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REMOVAL.

nR. B. Il. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Ohce 70 his residence, No 90
Wood st doors North olthe g. Church. where he
will be happy to all o his tofno patrons or any oth-
srs whs may ueed his ser ices,
fttawataad Na~nN ~ t9%S-mh7'tft
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nlaabinists Mt.

n. X KONIG SLOW,
Manufacturer of all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LArHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHlG GENERALLN.
EtiSuueripT street American Buildings Cleveland, o.
ncrosite the Weddell House aug29 l72i
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nR. w j. GUILD HA S REMOV
IL cd his Dental Office 70 Room No Is Hohnan block
Superior street. East Of Public square, South of r. g. All
who o. cd the Of Dentist, wi u save themselves
much SUFFERING as we'll as MONEY ny giving htin q
Elec richly used 10 mitigate pain for those WHO de-
sire it. - ...., ...-.-....,..,.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED
On sold 81 yer Porcelain and VucmZod Rubber Base,
. the best manner Teeth IN sets from $40 % 20 COLI
6ngs arcJrding TO szo Of the cavity from 90 upward
mlv1I
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Opstcrs.
GnQrauers.

ENG IL AVING AND LITHOGKAPH ING
DRAINARD a. BURRIDGE, +, WOOD
I'D ENGRAVERs AND LiTHoGRAPHERs Hsnk
traat Ciava and. y
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Mlistellnucmos.

~
y Electro Platter, Door Platter aud MnnuiactureroOr
of Ontario and Prospect Sts Cup sats) Cleveland
prepared to e-pla Spoons. Forks Cast0rs, &c, and
make them equal Co new. Door Trimmings furnished ot
lated 10 OrdeL Bo Hanging promptly attended % and
M nugunnhla. 1nll2uUb
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5 shiiiing per week 20 City subsarfbera
Tive Doiinrs per yenr 60 Wall Subscribers.
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Supreme Sourt-Erool.lyn.
RffOre Iudge Eno.t.
A slit FOR TWENTY MILLION DOLL

SUIT FOR TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS.
FEr 2l.-FSncl and PyentSS rs. the american Gudno
Cdmp0nyrhe plaintiffs in this sue the company 10
opetenth Of their guano islands, the right 70
take from Paker's and Jarvis island one tenth Of
erano those islands, by paving therefor dollar rer
ton. The plaintiffs valued Their interest at twenty million
dollars and prayed the Curt TO award them tenth Of
the stock, which they Waived million of doiafs
They claimed rndar contract which they alleged they
bad made with Benson and Turner to that effect, under
which they 70 land certain and provsioos upon
aker ilsnd in the year 1856 In their complaint the
plaintiffs failed To- aeee that they complied with the
tract insisted thai they had been prevented because il
impossible TO disprove IT, 10 this complaint the de-
fer ANTS inteJposed demurrer, which decided by
the Court ID favor Of the defendants The Court gave the
plaintiffs leave 10 amend their complaint but the
holders assert that they not under any apprehension
that their rights be invaded and they state there will
be 20 further litigation which nvaldate the company
in any way
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Facts. susgcs,Ions ana Opinions.

PROPOSED AMERICAN POLICY FOR SURPRISING THE
SLAVE TRADb.
correspoH dent, il writing from Indianapolis, suggests
the colonization OF the whole line OF The African coast
with negroes after the OF LIBERIA tho best
and cheapest, and enoctua mode of suppress
ng the slave trade, and argues that it is in
harmony with tho disposition made by Mr.. Bu-
chanan of the slaves of the Echo. It is time, says
this writer for nation dictate England the mode
In which this traffic be arrested and lot her follow
our lead Thus the gucs of Exeter Hal! would be spkot
Exeter Hall, which bis long coDIoed the Parliament
ard government OF Engl.nd On the 10th inst JOINT
solution Was inro1u.ed IL the Senate OF Indiana aivocst
ing the complete and final Impression the trade
by means of cocLlzatol-that Is, by sending from the
United Stacs 10 Colonies the African coast, all free
colored persons III consent to 10 and that is ex
peoept W vary The agreement existing between the
governments OF Groat Britain United 81 ties ebo.
died in the eighth article of the Webster AMI Ashburton
treaty, and that IN future the naval Of The tso
countries on the coas. OF Africa be extended the
jecs and taeir JOINT action be directed carrying
out OF this system OF colonization end ia prn,ect I'll
the growing strength OF the colonies shat jlstry tue
gradual withdrawal OF such forces rAe bo,saag sys
tom, which Is IL tectUal costs t1e County aonuay
millions Of dollars. The Libefa colonization has yet
cost TWO miions OF dollars
BRITISH OPINION or OUR ARMY ANo navy.
corr respondent taking the Tines a. the expnen. OF
British opinion, quotes aftic., on ac American
Army and Navy, the following
England may certainly learn something from the ad-
mnis.raiion Of the United States The Americans have
an eScelent seut 10 muitry anu naval suars, wich
they handle in spirit always liberal and generally saga
cious so from tho very beginning of their history
They never passea through period Of Infancy routine,
but took the field, when they did take IT, in fashion at
once superior 10 the Old fashioned bchgerents They
have the merit OF anticipating oven the FRI noh of tho
Republic Ia csrardng every thing Ike precedent and
going straight by the shortest to the before
them"
Our correspondent goes say that there is no rest in
this progress and tbs, both the Secretaries of War of
The Navy and the appropriate Boards, coninually
aiming and testing inventions aud improvements war;
ships and firearms great and sral There army he
contends better armed than that Of the United
day. Everything is done that can render the smallest
number Of men most effective in battle.
GENERAL POST OFFICE.
me reliant suggests that the basement story Of the
City Hall would be admirably suited for the purposes of
the Genera Post ONCE However convenient the site
may be, afraid that the Of space which
proposes to devote 10 the department
would satisfy neither its present exgencies those Of
the public
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House Of Representatives.
WAsuygToN Iab Of 1H

PASSAGE THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
The House proceeded take action on the amsaments
70 the Army Appropriation bill reported from the Com
mttce Of the Whole the state of the Union. BY con-
curing in the amendments, the appropriations for the
erection Of barracks hire quarters &c. were reduced
tothe extent Of 100000 the regular supplies of the Quar-
er"asters department about s46O Oo0 and as between
four and five thousand animals are To be dispensed with
tne transportation Of the army, &c, s4sa 900; ard
slSSooo for other Objects including slos 900 for the
sprpene.d and Harpers Ferry armories stricken out
making tne total reduction 81 OOothus cutting down
tne approprat'ons Tor the army TO about S4 $50 600
sepals. ''"' 'o' '"o ~
The Army bill was passed by lle against o.
THE FISHING nouNrrrs
Mr.. MnJs0N, (adm) of Va, from tho Con,r,,,,oo nm
Fishing Bountcs act, TO take effect after Dccambcr
Negatvcdl04 against l04-a thirds vote being peccs
sary.
CASE Mr.. SEAMAN
Mr.. CovoDK, (opp) Of Pa, from the committee IN in
vcstgato the accounts Of Mr. Seaman the late
eendent Of Public Printing stated that Harry Conney
Rhiadepba, who here Witness but refusing to
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Lnrg Island Railroad,

ssnosd. q; horrs Ca'e'. ~ rcrg Island Railroad.
h!5Y E-Dss, VANS Railroad, -.
MosuE, Feb. 81, 1859
cccn-s %. today eco bales, Ihe market closing at
deere u &c.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 81, 1889
Flour ION At Ss r., both Howard street snt Ohio Wheat
Source auh white ~ 90 81 sos red, 81 50 81 49,
crr hio a. r5r. 76r. icr ye'o-. aud 7Cc a 5Sc for
~hre. pI1v.si0Ds cadet Bacon sides, $50 Mess pork
SID 30. Lsrd l21s l25zc. Whskey ou at 2s 1sc.
.9c.
PnfADEi fiIIA, Feb. q, 1889
-.ur advanced 2sc and u fclug at 50 SIX f6 80.
wheat buoyant: WHIT. 81 c5 81 10; red, 40 81 AZ
Germ active Oats selling Freely at 53c. Cstlsc-Rio
ll1{c Provisions Cuet. Lard, i3c Mess pork firm ut
SO 80. Whiakey dun at 29c
CINCINNATI Feb. q, 1882
Tlour dull aud unchanged Whiskey duh at 25%c Meas
pork quiet ubc ineed. Buk meats IN good demand
aud hocefs asking higher prces Lard, IL 1ac.
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The Spanish Squadron IN Cuba.

From the Daro de la Marina Of Havana, Feb. H.
We stated days since that had learned the fact
that the vessels of this station shortly 60 sea
the purpose ST executing naval evoIuons under the i'm
mediate command Of his Exceilency the Commander
General as has been the practice former years. In
numbers well as power and brilliant condition, the
station has at it, command excellent feet will be
seen by the following table, which comprises the guns
each vessel mounts and the horse power Of the paddle
and screw steamers
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BoscH-PARKrR.-0n Tuesday, Feb. Is, by Elder W. b.
Bugham at the residence of the brides father in Titus
VILE, Pa Mr. BrSAnD Bosch, OF New York, 70 Mss ELL
zApR1p PAEKER, OF the former place.
FrScr-EApIE--On Thursday evening, Feb. IL, by the
Rev Hugh IA Blair, Mr.. EZRA Finch TO Miss ls,BsliA H.
FAnr all OF this city.
DoyIx--l,ioerros On Monday, Feb ID, at the resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev Father Train,
Mr. EDWARD Down. Of Brooklyn 10 Miss ANNA, daughter
OF The late VIM. Higginson, of this city.
pkRrzrt--TyirR AT New London, Conn, on Tuesday,
Jan. ~, by the Rey Joseph Hurlbut, Mr., GsoRa4 "
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TOtaT ................ 4UE 0,TbU
If TO this brilliant table add the reinforcement that
the station will receive with the ship Of the line Fran csco
de Ass the PrinC.sa do Asuras and the
sce wheel steam frigase Isabel H. shall squad
such has not for many years sailed in these seas
with the notable fact that nearly all the vessels have
beer recently constructed and that all equipped and
armed in style equal 10 that OF the richest and best
ganizeI paYies.
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Luss Of Propeller potomss1a.

BusrUN, RCD IL 1909.
The steamer Potomsks, from New York for New Bed.
ford, struck the rocks of Mshaun Pcut ct A. M yes
terday, during a thick fog end heavy gale She 5000
kroc;ed no in her, and 81 cd aud sunk The captain
and crew got ashore Ia safety nd arrived at New Bed
ford last night The Potomska had $500 barrels OF -four
PROVISIONS board She lays thirteen fec, water
abou; qunrter Of mile from shore. There is hoavy
on, which will goon break her up If it continues
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Deaths OF Prominent Men.

BUFFALO, Feb q, 1859.
Mr.. Forato j. Snow died at Clifton Springs satur-
day night
BosroN, Feb q 1859.
Few JOY H. Fairohld, the well known clcrgyman, died
at his residence South Boston day, aged about
seventy.
ToSoSTo G. w, Feb 81 1859.
Br. f. Whttenore, eminent banker of this place,
died on saturday night, after shost Illness.
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We beg 10 info soutseru merchants waiting the cty for
srpt purchases hsvirg began very early The manuo.
tuIe OF ooI soeN o. sPing and suIn,er clothing
Styles OF fashionable cohns and lave stock of low priced
and medium goods manufactured Wild the ante and
style also complete assortment OF shoulder spring
eirts frsine goods, &c; all OF which trade
at the most favor. bic prices and ermA
d. DEylarN Co. 10, X9 and $50 Broadway
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ANIMALS IN THE ARMY The number of animals now Il
use in the army stated follows, by the department.
5000 cavalry ard artillery horses 2575 horses in tn
QuaTtermassers department. 1880 mules; As camels
and 1872 oxen.
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Com pietion of The Hannibal and Chicago
Railroad.

u CHICAGO, Feb. Il, 1888.
The Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroed is completed
mus msApe an nbrokcn line Of railroad from Chicago 10
knnsas ana which WI be inc easiest and most expedi-
nous route 70 Fixes Peak. deputntou OF the Chicago
ac Trade and the press left here Saturday by the
chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, attend the
formal opening Of the road TO morrow.
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Dlssst tn the Steamboat Trenton.

sOC1H AMBOY, FeU. IT, 1907.
The STEAMBOAT Trenton, OF the Camden and Amboy
Railroad, with the passengers OF the Two O'Clock train
from Philadelphia for New York, sprung leak when
about IT, 90 miles from this place, and put in at lotten s
ianding, Staten Island Her passengers all landed
in safety The steamboat Transport has gone to her
assistance and will convey the passengers New York
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MaravilIa. Mnravllla.
MARAyILLA.
TO EVERYBODY AFFLICTED WITH BADNESS
TO EVERYBODY TROUBLED by DANDRUFF.
TO EVERYBODY ANNOYED BY THEIR HAIR
FALLING OUT
TO EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM SICK HEADACHE
remedy at last discovered.
MARAVII.LA.
NARAyIILA. MARAvII.IA.
NIaravilIa.
MARAyIILA

The proprctors Of this justly celebrated preparation beg
offer marava TO the public complete hair
They not feel their duty tn denounce other preparations
advertised to produce similar re,ul TO osat e patience
fee II 10 say the maravA will bring when appa
reptly entirely gone; and II used ~ directed
WILL PRODUCE GLOSSY CURIS,
And preserve 70 the hair
ITS NATURAL COLOR,
though one live 10 the of three. score and ten
sold all respectable drugsss fancy goods dealers,
SUI - CHARLES ERNEsr, 4 co, rsrfumers,
Price 80 CENTS IL Gold street, New York.