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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

px~yv On Friday morning, June I, ELIZA w., wife Of
Edward Bscu and daughter Of b covpsrthvaise, IN
M 2l(h year Of her ago
epectfuy invited 70 attend the funeral sunday Alter
nc = I've O'Clock, nom her late rcssdsncs, l2s Laws
Ssows Al Bsooslyn, On thursday, Nay 81, Hrxsr
HaS,sssds are invited 70 attend his runerNi nom bin
late residence, No 70 Carlton avsnse, THIS aiuray) A.
ternoon, n three o'clock
c.srrmf --os rrsAsy, June I, MATHEW cArrnx, Esq
counsellor q, law, sssd ~ ysarS.
Hs i,Isads srd 'se rrissds 0 ~ rAnfy, ~ n ~
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l QUACA BXPOsEU-A CERTAIN vENuRR o.
p nns sesu d. wftDs fsw days 10 cali ~ sfteu.
ss sosss y! 2 pssrassss. q pure cn n hs icn o ~
vher 4 4 ven llown fast la ss. Il ' ss.no -
Animals And vegetables ccntsias Iron ons Of ~
copetituepn ADD vital eler Of bis bbpod and ~ sr
sueeess whch has seeded kcus Chsy bcsse
o. BIDS o. hcn hes awrkened feepg al jeAsuay q 49,
ps 90 far 70 srperoede the vegetable usiysss The saDo
Hence on ihoussnoe ds, proves thai a.
o. me public FEY rrs shs asd puc,e
fpi He tas fer ne iu quarter Of csousy pros-
gated ne trina sbst dkeawe unit the adosNo
necessary 70 ovecorns ensse 10 al Ne pha.es IL dos q
tso 81 hs " exs5e Gr1Ddsthers I'm Pls but ~
Gently havrs Lost f In tho incscusb vres az Ss dr1ss
osned "lss.orsR."
1herr>ore Iapse - twenty AZ. ear, rora ,s,s .
tm Pile vf aos cure thfag brs~stor ssbv q
The pusae hare lost condtsuce The ~hobssis srs
s,s sec wh9r an s,tse or vel known rnsrft IKE moaH
hs Ne tfe Pps psrsd beer~ hsm found n b -
u estnns fsvoy and the selcs th, "a
oh. eompssn' - nrn qusok doctor kpo ~fsre a
ueoc acc ecneru o carnpov1cmg hitch BE- 49,
no. a1 10 p'eseot 1, the pobtc his IN
re- AXE are cure ala Ard clAss6ed dee tie bss
Dvo,c VI py hs sor;oss t'bi, Ga uA ssrly -
oct - ~ ~sS
As evidence Of the oco '1suee ph,cs N. ,r,r,ss
tofs o. MOSS Ps Of iror bav~ itsis srpss~
oveJ The ves.tis Universal pills. wi fcrf.t he sus II
riih VIII forfeit Ike smrurt r. . fstr It'd D. ~.
F'bs ., ircn do not prove sGsssiOus n
nocon CT sscs ard every dssss> ustvensI seSS
ssoles i've rsof' hers sneec for Thee ~ a.
r car h oet:,n.d 81 ell druggists and II hs praap
RieHAsO B. LooxK Co. 49, :
0ensral AesuSa
~ Cedar Rovsw
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Was found guilty was purely and entirely cir
-cumstaatial, there II not we viii venture "a
ssy, upon record . trial In which testimony
Of this character appears moro conclusive, or
which has left more general and widespread
impression of the guilt of the accused. II
seemed a. IT. from the moment he entered upon
the execution Of his dreadful crime, to its final
contamination, every step he took was des-
tined to leave behind it ineffaceable proof Of
his connection with 1t. Although committed In
the dead of the night, and beyond the observa-
ton OF al human witnesses, the three murders
stand a. plainly revealed to us, in all their cir
cumstances, Is II we had living evidence of the
fAee Wecaa tell how the villain comprised sim
giy the deaths of the two young hands and them
Of 10 captain, and we can distinctly follow
hb efforts to efEacs the danning evidence of
his crime, until the collision with the Martha
scared him from pursuing his tax, and com
PEELED him to abandon the vessel. TO this ap
parently accidental circumstance, but which
cannot but be attributed to the direct inter.
ference of Providence, u owing the clear
knowlsdge that we posses sof al that occurred
On board the sloop. Had the prisoner been
LEFT little more time, he would undou1tedly
have contrived to do away with most If not all,
the traces that betrayed the manner in which
he accomplished his bloody task. It was the
forced haste Of his movements that blinded
him to the risk that he ran In taking away
from The vessel 20 many articles which could
at once be identified as belonging to the muir
dsrsd men. In ell this we zee the hand of an
all.seeing and alldirecting power visibly at
work, to show that, no matter how lonely the
locality or isolated the victim of crime like
this, the murderer has no security against
detection and punishment
There is feature connected with this case
which affords ground for congrstulation, and
that is the promptness With which II was fol-
lowed up since the question of jurisdiction was
decided In the intricacies of our State code the
Ingenuity of the prisoners counsel could easlly
have discovered pretexts for delay, and also
for motion for new trial. The mode of pro-
cedure under the United States statutes Is not |
only more conducive to the ilDress of justice,
but also to those of humanity. Il Is no benefit |
to prisoner to distract his mind with vain
hopes of escape, and to make him undergo the /
sgonies of two deaths for the one that the law
awards
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prose-
ST Jocsrh Juas I, 1891
Ths Csntral Overland and Pixies Peak Expre rrvcd
This evonius with advtces TO the 24h and Delvsr CITY
70 The 18th uM
meeting OF citizens was held At Dsaver CITY last
evening, 26th, for the purpose Of taxing precautionary
measures for defense, In they atscod By Ia
daas Ths city divided into four wards srd places
Of reudexvcus appointed In each 10 Of surprise.
was reported BY French traders that "a attack on
the whites was threatened Thsre are now largo
hers & Ksowas, Appaohes, Cananchss, Sioux Chsycanes
aAd Arnpahoes eacampsd within . few miles Of
mitaed on the ranches IN thu viciuity, but
nothing serious. No fears are entertained
serious trouble By The olA setssss. M mast
and coopel TO leave the country, any peesoa found
guilty q sslnsg or giving ntoxiong liquors, arms or
Ammunitoa 70 the Indians.
me reports mon ths mines arc ssveraS,s rhs wsa-
theS 70 warn.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PmADELrmA. June 1, $780,
Railroad, ox; Morris Canal, 6s<; Long Island Railroad
llX Pennsylvania Railroad, $50. SIGHT sxshangs o.
New York atpar
Cotton quiet sales to-day, 1000 bales 81 iols lie
Tor %iddlinf sass q the week lscoo bales reccp,.
time lest year Exports Of sse wesk, SoscO S.es to,s
exports up % this time, 2,io2 eco bales: Rocsio.'
l2l Geo bales Sugar buoy as7c a7xc for fair tcfuy
tar. Coffee nrn; s.es Of the week a00o bags at I2xc
against IS Geo bsss tho same Time last year fressis
AMI exchange unchanged.
Cotson-Recspts - dsse 500 600 bales, sssnsi goo
ba'es 10 the same time last year Ship nsuH si2tCt
bales, against s2l eco bales to the ms hss year
Sock in port 800 bales
Nosrlx, May 81, 1850.
Gotten easier Sales to day, SEQ Oales
Flour very DULL end heavy. Howard strea, exr.
brand, So Ohio and city IS 5o wheat quiet "a steady
red, 81 SO 81 80; white, 81 SO 81 90 Corn arm;
white CSC 7cc yellow, 7lc 74c. Provisions arm
whnhey Gull
PMIADurmA, June I, 1880
Flour unchanged. Wheat Closed with q deciuing ten
deucy; white si 20 ~ 20; red s! % 81 IS
steady Provisions firm: baooh hams, l0sc, aides, sSe
whxkey Gull al 22c.
Flour quiet and unchanged wheat: holders nrr.er,
buyers hol ding back Gales yesterday afsrnsos, 1890
ssds tsiss ms ornns s,ico Srshs:. csa.s. g. a
81 Is. Corn lc % lever, and heavy At the close o.
OF TIE mAfkes eoeB, ID tOO OuD00So NO ~ CSC. ts1er
grains nominal Canal freghu: sne. on -four, IL c.
wheat Ice on corn to New YORK. Lake imports 5000
bbis -four, 1900 bushsls wheat, $500 bushss
Carsl exports sccc bcsbes wheat g. eco corr, 5000
bushels rye.
BUFFALO, yups l-ePM
Flour In moderate eemnnd and steady sales 700 bbs
q s. Is for extra Illinois and Wisconsin, IS 80 IS Is
for extra Ohio and Indiana and 80 - rs for doubIs
extras Wheat drm and parties apart sales Zoe bcahss
Canada club Il 81 10 Corn duh sales 20 900 bushslse
Sc f,r No Lnino,: &c for choice DO o..s .ts.dy
sales $50 bbs. ct zoe. Canal freghts-l0c On -four,
1lo wheat, leo corn TO New York Impcrts-3 600
bbh -four, 81 oco bushels wheat 60 oto bushels osrn
II eco bushels oats
Oswxao, June i, @ p n, 1850
Flour firm but duh: saies small whea; hrm; sales:
4c0o bushels Canada club at 81 To- 5000 bushels Racine
club 81 81 l9s and 1000 bushels white Indiana ~ g.
shoet Corn hsd firmly: supply light; sales, $500
bushels Illinois II Sc. Oats hrner: sales IL 900
bushels Canadian At SIC. aloaa. Barley scarse.
Rye nominaIly - SIC. Peas qzist. Canal freishts
steady, 26c on flour, 70. On whsat, 6kc.
on cor. 10 New York. Lake imPovsl ,sn bbk hou!,
% 800 bushels wheat IL 200 bush, corn 10 so bushels
oais caaa s1pers-s doc bsshoss vhsa zoe bssssla
corn, 5000 bushels rye
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Horn cHAFz--nis Susan denim, The popular scsrssl
and vocalist and Mr. g. Arnold viii give - entertain
msss, including from various favorits plays a
Hops ohsps. In evening" ms programme has several
excslisnt seiecuooa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

A SrRoNG CLAM ON CoNoRzss-CAsE OF
HkYM SALoMoS.-We publish this morning the
details of the case Of Mr.. Haym Solomon,
whose family has large claim on the Ameri-
can government FOR moneys advanced by the
deceased in the dark days Of the Revolution.
The facts Will be found to be very interesting
During the last session Of Congress, Gen.
Shields, from the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims, made report to the Senate In every
way favorable TO the claimants. The docu-
ments submitted to the committee showed that
there were evidences Of debt due TO Haym
Solomon, at the close Of the Revolutionary war
amounting to $353,729; and 1t was recon-
mended that bill should be brought In
authorizing the payment of the debt This has
been the fifth or sixth report Of . similar
character made to Congress by either house
during The Last fifteen years; but they were
always far back on the calendar; and the com
pulsory absence OF Mr.. Solomon from Washing
ton, through the Illness Of his family and him
self has retarded any action in the premises.
One Of our Washington contemporaries has
given some prominence to the circumstances Of
the case, together with oil the most curious
facts ELECTED by the CongressieAAl Committee
This Il the article we publish this morning
and In doing 20 we would cordially Invite
the attention Of the public 10 the generou'
character Of Mr.. Solomon, and the services ht
resasrsd this country. That he Was true and
disiaterestsd friend to the noble band Of heroes
who fought the arst battles Of the Revolution
Is beyond all doubt; and 1t would, indeed, b
strong evidence Of the "ingrstitude OF repub
licsr were we now to refuse to refund his fsmil.
the large sums Of money he advanced to up
hold the lives, the honor and the fortunes
the leaders of the Revolution, when there wa
little chance Of help from any other source
This is a case which calls for the immediat
action Of Congress, as II possesses features
intrinsic merit which must recommend II :
every patriotic heart.
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m nAQ iron New Ns E,oo srytved II i.Ss.s..rs !.
e.y having len the former place on the l5sh uk The
party overlook "a Escort OF soldiers coming b Win
cmos ID then came On Alone ~
49, n, IVA Indians came to Of TIE mail stations
80 - tork, but did no. modest The msl thers
49, r.-s@ a. 0csed for peaco. AT PAwnse FORK como
49,. ssss 're snt out, snd discovered me en-
osnD~ss, n ssme forty kioxa braves, and ca last
ss.urd.y Lieut. 49, ssr mall ss SuIfsSss ,b ,s' y
suit o. their attack on ~ isGhnE
Another company had nv k0rs Unlsa IN paIsab Of Ia
dams that proving ia lie road cvyoad the Arkan.
deserts and WIN be willing Is obtsn peace any tssms.
Busness In SANTA 70 10 very duh
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AkoTurn SCENE IN CoSGREss.-Another dis
graceful seene was enacted yesterday Ia the
House Of Representatives In Washington.
While the proceedings OF the Covode Committee
were being overhanled, aud Mr.. Train, Of Mas
sacbusctss. was making an explanation, he was
interrupted by Mr.. Houston, Of Alabama This
interruption was characterized by Mr.. Train as
discourteous and ungentlemanly, when ME-.
Houston repelled the charge Of the gentleman
from Massachusetts, with considerable warmth
and emphasis. This led to scene Of ex-
element such as have often marked and
disgrsced the proceedings Of the lower
branch of Congress The bitterness exhi-
bited on both sides indicated highly exas-
perated state Of feeling. Thus the conflict be.
tween the two sections increases In intensity
II may culninase dIsmsrcusly next winter, 4
the election Of President should be thrown into
the House Of Representatives for decision
Actual secession and disunion may be the re-
suit
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South Carolina Demoerasic Conventisa.
AUourA, June l, 1850.
The South Carolina Dsuocrsec Convention adjourned
thursday night having nominated dslegssion 70 Rich
mond beaded BIZ X. Barn eel RDeti strict tsgt vote
Was mns on Rhets election. and the majority w. seven
teen In Ms favor Much exsosnt resutsd and although
RheuI friends seemed subsequently, anxious TO send
MIXED deegstm 10 Redmond The opposition determined
10 throw Cd the responsibility We Rhsess, and the
tire dele cation 70 Richmond WIS 20 composed
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Vt IOrrs June It, Is0V
a special despaAnh b ne RY~bscsn says that The
"unios an6 Ccustuiop slaAe Conveatiou which as
Jenersca CITY yesterday failure, only about two
Dozen peepk being IN attendance rhs Executive Own
mfee, sppenssd " NE spriug mat IN private room,
and nommeaed Robert wilspa for Governor, Robert
holmes for hsussnant oovsrnor and full sats ticket
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oAs. cAAal sxpers-e6 doc bssho,s vhsa coo bssAsk
corn, 1900 bsskeh rye
DMnuonoE PArR Nnls N MApu ar Pm On
the 2sh ns nre broke out iEths paper Mills q eaeca
. s:sl II: '- .ss y ss S q vim . s: -:
= s9e A. oS Sss , ~s he s Srns:d one
- Sosi.ss S.s sss sssss d. Ssssrs u! I'M sss
broke ont, bssa "dsvsisg sons paper sngytngs GDon
ssre must have ben soss rucifcr Ssseas 49, -
paSss shavngs which gntsd end Ys 70 ~ nssris
ne .. sssna,sd !. sscus "a ooc rhs.: -: '. =.
dis9ibuisd = fOnovs,--HeaseassA once, New YORK
. 900; Conway once, $500; Ksnisg,oa once PhIla
sss.s s-, New vsst, s2,sOss Pvoplss otuos, wos'
Draw..gs u France, Dre.1Ss.ss 4 Co.'S
sigsss ossrx. oAa Isl. yv..i. ~
oo.solIs4nD iosrnv,0saas q. yvrs /. M
so ~ 4 FL s sss \; :; = =
Drawings oS the Dslawsrs state Loeas-
na-wooD, tDpY co, n..ss.n e -
ps..sss-sSssa o. .. 81. . Jun T. ia
80, 81 ., 10. a. n. Sc, !. "a, 80, Al. 10, ls-
~ g. s. s. g. i. r. r.; $: ! ST. r. 49, S.
''''; e sJ 3; s ssSa S: Z "a -.
omel.l Dr.w..s. q H.as.s. Davs. a
&c, &C, 80, 81; =: IS; An, 20, 1871
%. "a, 6, ss, 81. g: 8. %; i: 70, II. 81, 10,
!, "a IS, Ga. q; 81 a. 's a. \ !, lSs g. ss
r". -. = i ss i ( s sij:: j.
Zephyr Mesine Undsrear.henss,
for sds.. es.sls.se .ss csssrss'
ii
scoDrs ssi Iss S.ssr .ss =, Broad ~.y
simmons Undershirts and Drawers.
hooDrs NM Emporium. sa srosdvay
Branareth's Palls-warrautsd supersss
N Char sursssyss vh..:ys, 5ssSs. ssy are nno:ss
Il: AZ, sc :: 6: 9 ~ ;s IA g
l Admirable Toilet Essenssals.-Miss r.
n: ssss 81 s.- ~
sssof vsrE kssor.uys. IA. pInk 81; pssssss do, 500
Campbell, Chsmist and Apsthseary
nm s,sSss "a =, Jyssy ss,a NE *
srssass esrs 81 . proprisl~ AnssM
c. ID. Ha.nons, N. D., Medical ans
Surgical spssAnat sss 1so.1vsy fro. go sndsea
Bsse 0um Csnpher. 50 Cents per Pound
aCAnr srlLs drus sssssnsAmssi sornsr nixsA svsns
Bsrry's Triesphsrsas II the nsss an
shespse ssusae fbs drsssG beaunfynG slesaG ecys.(
| pvssrvmG - rssorhG ~ ~. hed'sA VIZ ~ ~
DE-. Riggs, wsterprsof, Multipsda
- sssly spprs'sa vsrs's''' i.''r.ns,l As''
DE-. narsA cs.sinuss - Apply AIS RaAs
sss S:,s !: . sss:.:s szsss %. .;vs:s
Brenareth's Pslis, snly Up Tow One
M CAnrbLg drug saoss. conner o. sSnih Avesns Al
Csssfle soap, ora and Genuine, OnIy
Meyers Mfraeuleus vermln Dsstrsye
supewnw 10 al oshew Articles fo~ deyxvytna ~ ~.
rresksa yaaer hun ed syery cher Ress q venln Dol
t,Fo III srcadvAy ~ By an drueDss sv9Jvhss
Premature Lsss % the Hair, which
os,mnoa pcw days may b. earsy yrsvsne9 by - n
AS sss ~ ~ - 49, .. =. - .1n ~ sss ~
rouB srowh n ~ $50 IT, umvvnxe1 ae~snG h
ne hsr dnss appnsAsin vsi ssndw sonsaA siossy q
Bssshelsr's HAIR Dys, wig and Teupe
Ysessy, Bend sss -Pv4vHis s~srnss Cor hds& fhs q
sspisd , - ayhskt resns
Fer Bfllisus Complaints. Hsadaeh'
| and nsny unpisssAn sywpssms cccaa1oued ~ cgwdg
l .omsee. iref ulssty o. chsy cAnees. BIO ~ LAxse
$4,000 LSrssSs; vi ", a ,onss ma sn0
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Warm Weather Novelties.
KNOX i7 Broadway, wiz introduces 70 day Q straw
T Hat for Leung gsn, sntilsd
TIE SAVOY,
snd elegant shor beaver. Bch 81 hess 'orgnss
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me republicans held meeting here this evening
70 raaify N neminsAssu Of lincoln and Hsmlin. Tne
messing We Addressed By Hon. A. n uappj Hon. \ =:
ressss1sa Of Maine and csbsr spAkers Of note COED
de0rse - enfhuainsm wAs manifested.
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NEW OnfxANS, June 1, Ib5V
Ihe ehoonsr Jona A. Taylor, Iron Rna1nn The 26t
u bring ths that the raaoaaoa Of IL treaty be-
tween Knehud ~ Hoodurm - amnsuDosd ths lisa
Tho Bay ISLANDS are 70 be sranssrsd Hondursa Ths
people the sand bad held infgnaAon melting and
declared shsmselvss nAspsn~sas, and were abcas 70
frnm< q con sttus.on.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MIsCELLANEOUB.
A 'iHiS1sIs Asp D.vosnr.
uDoLPHo woIxIp
PuRn COOkAC BRANDY, -
Imported ana bo1ed " huself warranted pure AID ~
sss gIsisy. win he esnasas = u bss sad - sA %
ne COX.
UDorHHo VOLTS
PuR1 rOsI WnA
Imported and bottled By hnsof put No fer medonA uee
whh BIZ csrasafs % ~ bsas, wnsvened pure - u
best qualify.
UDOLYHO WOIxEl
Imported boef By hseN. ~ sAns - ~ rort wise
PuIT 6kDDrRx WIN,
Inpos,sd "a bord ~ bnssn fcs prvss 81 moenai -
~ e vine evvr ofered f6r ale 10 ~ 9a1o bo1 -
whs ; WARMED pafssay pare
UpoLPno NoLYlr
RuRB yAMAfCA 1gA-
w. CnO1x Run, SCOTCH AID irish NHmk1H.
An u - s6cye imEoys1 asd eoeasd bT h'nss1 ~sesa
upOLPHO VOLTS
rnLHBRAfnD eCurRDAm eCHNAFrh
Ymssr>Hns vho ne wines asd fiquov h ~ peAeooo
sheui6 sivs ~ prsessnce n thses ags1n1ss
OF ssb By a ryspegsbis tgueFgn en1 aseehsFta -
eo1uu rsspos bls vkoesole lsRp WI suoplv - 6ake,
10. n Bsavs arss. Ksw yst.
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L. N. sanger & 90. have Just xntscduoed
new fsnny sewiDg Ms.hs: q go Nc oshsr essag ma
lsrcofose sold Il rs Cal end szaains anA " sansdsd
Once G6 Broadway. ny.
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yalus Of ex ,orss az me week .......... s2lo 900
vAlus Of irnpcrss FOR the we~t . ......... 3s20oo
Value o. imports for the year 500 90
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MIS- aUsssK's. 75s Bowsfy, sss 6rasd street, aud .
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Davfd's Summer styles, 800 l.s Broad-
vay-THE SAVOY HAT, nav STRAW rOH YOUNG
MY. ALSO. The SHORT MAI rkAkL CAsfOA HAT.
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HoIIeway's Ointment VIII Olive the MOST
unqualified s.faces By Va pronp, and psrs sn' sure, OF
scaldhraA hsrRwUm. Asd cotsnsous eruptots hes
ssves ssl sisge Instance VIXEN usee scoordisg 70 o.
recfinsa-
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C~fsess sse's HAIR Dye, yvags esd rsu-
- 7 "a 80 ns ''s s'> ~
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Fer BsIlSsus Complaints. Headache,
snd nssy cnpas.ant v.pssSs cesa.oss1 " dfwaS ,,
rrochs C~2ksrtr fxspees WIN Be- ousd mnd s1enco
ara ss'Aisbis rsGsty. seh By al drugxvA
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Beu and nvsrett RatiAcation Msstins
fn Femen1l Hall.

The Union rariscsion meeting for Bell And Everett Al
Fansuil Hall 10 night was Rrsa1 dunoastrnficn, not
wifhsaauding pourfng RAIN esvsrA out Of town dele
easons were present, and NE hall denssy packed
Hon. q A. Elliot presided Among Ire speakers were j.
rhomas eevsusou, George O. HnArd, Mr. Hssry, N rsn-
nessss, and Mr. TAlloustAlL Hen. Inward Evcrss let
ter d acosp>asos read, and w. most entnusas
osily reosived.
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Ten Pounds q OuGss - Ons Dollar,
sSs s:S = - r. sss = !" s.d ~ ~
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Cahnls Boot end Shoe Store Removed
10 az Brosd~s a. between Houaaos ssd BAsesa
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ssThs savoy Hatv-A New straw Hat for
you,s su Also elegant French Castor Hat vii be 70
irpduesd nA day By DUNLAP co. smA avenue hotsl,
nd nti HrrAdHAY.
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Wbiskey.-s. r. Suits Kentucky sale
HK0ixAN CO.. Isl. DO Sli ard yss Broadway.
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80 go: 8 7. qai 80, {: : e: ss:s.,
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Inaaa csu.s Unasrshirss Ana Dsevvsrs,
u Me- md . wnhn srsst oss Dor Sere e 49,. Lsas
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Gee. y. sloat d Co.'S Celebrates ElIfPeae
l0s@ 1S'''- ma ''''"' 8. 4. COLLINS go Broadway
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Dress Black Tsook Goats % 20 SIS
Noe. 10 All 2sl BowsFy.
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Hats and Caps FOR Gsnts aaa Chllarsn.
miDDes and children. KHLLO00s ia C0nna sfess
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Rspublssan Meeting ~ LouasvfIIs.
Lorlwflx, Ky, Juns 4, 1s6o.
Yesterday smaIl but spirs1 republican nsssins vas
ratified The Chicago noinatoss, ani formed campaign
club committee was appointed 10 invite osRsus n.
Cay 70 come here and deliver - addrem.
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Jackssn T. Co.'S Prsmium Shuttle sew
,ps Nara ines for u sS1 Broadway Agents wAnc1
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vJEcKERs FARIsA JyrLy-A DELICIOUS DusxxaS.
III and the beat substitute fer animal faod snsioAss
tables of TIE As.or House and 81 the pr,ipa skissss-
Iiscssrs Lsrga Boners % prevent burning eosestnG
the esiablAhmen . Canal street. near nAx hus1-
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sExpandso0 at ia Fulton StreeN
sHnlsrgsd" As lAl Ful on street
The vh0ae cIohing machine In motion.
\ lhc cid sand, "tSvNnile Hail.
bxGKOU1's Granite EAli, liz rulioa street.
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Spring and Summer Card.
For The os complete ana extensve assortment OF 1eaty
Mnds ClotApx ost fAshi1aablo and .asy STYLE
prices ess thsn any cher sstablshnent n tbs so
p. ID. BALDWIN,
Nos 10 and u dowsry.
Tia laspsas elore In Ia err.
Ladies' invited 70 oali and
Hxnnne he shiS6Rsn'u depa csnAnt.
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DE-. Harsh Csnsinuss a. Apply ais naSs-
= 80 az. g l ersss~ szsss 90. 1.sv.ss Z. ~
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best quality.
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h1LI0IcUs: r0LnInAL. LifnnAhr. GkNRRAL
rabl1ed @ ~ pso@ctns 81 is1ist4us liberty - -
pes6snce ~ btnss suljca osy 10 law hunna - Nv1
neaisn. ne sundsy 2usuos' nro,; Ia nsa.sa -
least m" Cyfne farusa-tbcr convepipus thsr PonnG
wa reaArd tavsZ: fhs uniie1 ssasss u0nqnunsna1
De0ecatc Repubie fhe Dissolution % IL Uniou No 49,
Laws fer nsIIfos ~ style Of our rubcsscs rss ~
VI For 0le ~ DE boob ed perodtasl nOD1
!oyssf xhoksAle ssas ryO dollars year IN savs.ss-
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II Huw MEDICAL BOOK.
Tpisoded fos popular Rrl.e -. uanrA
FfEptltLsos, MAki Q Lore, a 90 A. 90