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IN nss invited and aehes fair Investigation upon
o. - Il prncpses have received no NOTICE that
sss ever proceeded 70 the Investigation.
cro wy should I'd the Hsuss - 1 the sovsranssts
Tsosce Ga tne other depastmsns legitimate pur-
lner r&ntfu powers ample for even ir Iexisls-
poe tney are the tmpeschiug body. n - no
ave cA4Ac'V u V their most wise and Whoseso II,
gstye 70 institute rigid examinations o the mSn1eS -
which al departments Of the government are coeauced
with view 70 reform abuses TO promote 'onom{ ana
nnd reason 70 believe IN the Of their eKsA
that any grave offence had been committed By ~ rres
Dent o. any odScer Of the government rendering oper
In their judgment 70 resort 10 impeachment their c se
would 20 plain. They would then transfer the quess
rc their Legislative 70 their accusaory jurisdiction ana
sake care that al the preliminary judicial proceedings
preparatory 10 the vote Of articles Of impeachment the
accused should enjoy the beae6t u cross examining the
witnesses end ~ the other safeguards with which The
constitution surrounds every American citizen,
IN legislative investigation should appear that the
rhc interest required the removal Of any officer Of the
govesnnent, Presideae has existed who, AFTER
giving him fair hearing, would hesitate 70 apply the re-
medy
This take 70 be the ancisns nd vol established pesc
vice. An adherence 10 II viii best promote the harmony
and the dignity OF the intercourse besweeo the ordinate
branches OF the govornment md render u ell moro re-
spectacle both in the eyes OF own contymen aud Of
foreign nations. JAMES BUCHANAN
WASHINGTON, June a. 1859.
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Aookekouoa from CaltGben1a.
d. Loom, june -, Isee
me overland mall has arrived bare, sad brings the
missing packages Of telegraph news sent via Nlxa, On
the hight Of the 9th inst.
SAN FRANCISCO (via vizalia), June E-llP.M
The steamship Golden Age sailed to-day for Panama,
with 400 passengers and q 900 900 In treasure, Of which
81 $4,000 is for New York
me regulars and volunteers, under Colonel Hayes and
ca sn Stewart, attacked on the afternoon Of the
"a ,D ant Pyramid Lake The Indians were defeat
"a WIN loss Of seventy killed and several wounded
r~o von,-... were killed and three wounded Captain
s,orsr was mortal, wounded Three regulars were killed
md one wounded. -,
soon.
The battle ground where Mao, orm.by's party was
defeated two weeks ago has been ssited ana twenty
bodies Inferred with military honors.
company OF twenty one men u 70 start nom CAtsoo
Valley 20 reopen the Pony Express route. u SOC oas
been subscribed 1t Sacramento towards hng out the
company, and subscriptions being taken In San
Francisco for the Same purpose, with every prospect
OF raising the required amount hopes Of bringing In
by this the two express due, and 20 aid acd
forward the outward bound express Of the 18th nst
which now appdars has heen detained One thousand
eight hundred and forty dollars raised San Fran
cisco within two days 10 furnish supplies for Col Hayes
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
rmlADxIyrnA, June 20, 1890
n. Ss ~ ' Ess
l2k; PcnnsyivaniA Railroad, sSk. SIGHT Ezohaags On
Nsw ORLEANS, June IS, 1890
Cotton sales to-day 800 balcs; Quotations nominal
Sugar firm nc &c. Flour arm, at % 30 % IS for
superhne lard, In kegs, 1Sc. whiskey at19xc. lsnc
Frcishts- Cotton 10 Liverpool I'd.
The weather has been very wet and the cotton market
closed quiet saies to-day 200 bales at 1okc. Ne,
for mddne sales Of three days. 900 bales receipts for
cepv this port ahead 1852 so2 500 bales do AZ all
Southern ports, 7o3 500 bales Flour buoyant at Is S2k
s@ % Corn quiet At ese. . Isc Tobacco closed nrn-
AaA~r, June Is, 1850.
On the arrival OF the Hudson River traia 70 night
ne Demonstration vas made 10 this city, 70 receive the
members Of the New York delegation 70 the Democratic
National Convention. The boat greeted with
cannon s firing and music crossed the river
asmbIcd this side the river and conducted the delegates
the Deavan house. where spceches were made by Hon
Mr.. wyman OF Name Mr. Church took strong ground In
favor OF the action OF the New York delegation The
streets were brilliant with bonhres, and much euthu
displayed
Oswpoo, June 26-73oP.M
Flour steady, at Is Is ~ 30 for common TO extra
stase. Wheat held above the views Of buyers sales
27oo bushels Canada club ~ ~ q Corn unchanged
sales, 1000 bushels illinois st Sec, 900 bushels prime
at NC; ID 900 bushels 70 arrive ~ 5sHc Oats In
Canal frsSS cannot Be- quoted over 1,c on wheat fcr
few shipments have been made at Ne over these
quotations lake mpors-7oo bba nour, 500 bushels
wheat 100 bssbes barley. Canal exports-No 0our,
% roo bushels wheat, 7 100 busbeis corn.
Buv1o, June 2s-sP.M
Flour less active bat the demand fair and nrm sales
Of Z 900 bbs. n Is 12x extra State, - l2k ~ 31k
extra Illinois, wsconsn and lows; % 3TT Is rs ex-
ira Ohio ard Indiana - - 30 double extra Wheat
In fair demand market steady sales 90 900 sushcls -
81 10 No. Chicago spring, 81 20 . 81 2ok No. nv
warke Glib; 81 III red winter OHIO and Indiana, ~ 3
white winter do Corr In good request and market ad
vAnced nc, closing arm Sales $4,000 bushels ssHc.
for Toledo. sec ssHc choice Ohio and No. limos
Oats, steady at 94c Whskcy nominal NJ 2oc. Canal
eiehn orn t0c for fous, lie for wheat and loc for
corn 10 New York Lake Imports 900 bbls. -four, e.
900 bushels Of whea, and 1855 900 bushels Of corn.
CWcsoo, June 20, 1890.
Flour arm but unchsngcd Wheat dull, and declined
1c aIkc: ss,cs IL 900 bushels No 2 at u % 81 10,
from store. Corn auu and Nc. lower sales al 4sc.
sstsc In store. Oats quiet Rcccipts-i 400 bbls hour
600 bushels wheat, 1f7 900 do corn, 800 do. oats
shipments--2,soo bbh. hour, se,ooo bushels corn.
reiahts unchanged
Csr~vvsri, June "a, 1870
Flour dull and prices Irregular sales 900 bbs n.
~ ~ q g. wheat dull whskey arm NJ ~ Nc. Bcon,
skc. 10kc. honev r,srket easy Sight exchange on
New York plenty, {. Y per cent premlym
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s,su vsich requires twothirds vote In addition. tha
uer,c.n ana indian treaties are pending, Al 70 N
sormer. there Is not ucn Ssaspect Of s rssinnas'0a
The President has another message 70 communicate "a
Ne Senate to-mosrcw.
The opinion among those best informed on the subject
a that the Senate win finish it, present session O..
Thursday.
IN NEW roRx Pueblo ssoRx oosrsAcm
Three Of the New York dsesasion scke Cochrane and
Barr accompanied by Mr. ORelly, had long interview
with the President taday, to demonstrate against the
public store contract The subject fully discussed,
and the President seemed strongy impressed with the
objections presented He promised 70 look into tho bu-
sness, and when be does the days Of this ft job
numbered. Mr. Naclay coucrred with che delegation,
but was unable to be present
THE SUPERINTENDENT or SPRINGFIELD ARHoRy.
Colonel Isaac H. Wright, exNaval Agent Of Boatoa. and
eKDeputy United States Marshal James Riley Of Boston,
ARE both candidates for the Office Of superinteu-
dent Of the United States Armory at Springfield,
Massachusetts,, vacated by General Whitney, COL
Hector at Boston. Riley was . delegate 10 Baltimore,
elected as Douglas man, but seeded, and u now sus-
Ianng Breckinridge hence the argument used here 10
Shat the administration must take OF him, a. his con-
bttuents viii not Upon this basis Colonel Wright who
b q much competent man for the place. must be
rejected Collector Whitney, Of Boston, B. +. Bntler,
ElSner buaretn, george H. L0rin8 W. w.
n Swift and Caleb Cushing Of Massachusetts, here
using their influence for Colonel Wright, who is also
Breckenridge
LIST OF PASSED lHDsHIPMKN OF THE CLASS on 1851.
The following are the names of rnidshipmen Of the
date OF 1857, who have passed satisfactory ex-
animation for promotion by the board Of naval
officers recently assembled Annapolis, in the order
arranged Francis B. Blake, of Pennsyvana; Joseph W.
Alexander Of North Carolina; Henry D. Todd, Of New
York James n Prtchett Of Indiana; Edward Terry, Of
Connecticut Charles j. Graves, Of Georgia; Francis H.
Bunce, OF Connecticut Byron Wilson, Of Ohio; Henry
Seeley, Of New York; Frederick " McNar, of Pennsyl
vana; John W. Kelly, Of Alabama; Thomas Mills, OF
Alabama Arthur R. Yates, Of New York. Clark Merchant,
Of Massachusetts,; Henry W. Miller, of New Jersey.
TROOPS FOR SKw MEXICO
BY order Of the Secretary OF War detachment Of six
hundred and recruits have been ordered from the
recruiting depots of Carlisle Fort Columbus and Newport
Barracks for service in New Mexico and proceed
the 18th Of July TO Fort Leavenworh where they will
unite and be joined by all the ocers undor orders 10
proceed on the LIST Of August to New Mexico.
THE GULF STEAMSHIP LINE
1t should have been stated yesterday that Butteeds
Gulf Mail Steamship Line bill deferred, instead Of
los want Of time TO take action for the bill is the
calendar Of both houses most favorable position for
ing been recommended unanimously by both Post Once
Committees and there appearing opposition to 1t among
the members.
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The Peoples Houston Movement.
CA1t RON A erarp coxvvSrroN

CALL FOR STATE CONVENTION.
The Houston Executive Committee met at their rooms
yesterday afternoon, ex Mayor Mcke In the chair.
Reports received OF the progress Of the movemen,
In various parts Of the State and also from New Jersey
Maryland. Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana
Georgia and Texas all OF the most cheering character
evncng steady determination 10 General Houston
the peoples candidate irrespective Of conventions
In accordance with the resolutions passed al the Hous
ton meeting In Union square, In this city on Tuesday
evening, May 90 the Executive Committee adopted the
following call
The friends OF General Sam Houston In the State OF New
York the peoples candidate for the Presidency
ted convention Wednesday, July 49, 1880, 1t
the city Of schenectady at twelve O'Clock NJ place
nomination electoral ticket 10 this State and also 70
dcs gnatc candidate for Vice Pr sdcnt TO be supported
by the electors In connection with General Houston; and
for this purpose all Houston clubs and organizations,
requested 70 scad three delegates
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Ohio COngFesSfonaI NomHnotaon.
LAScAsrsx, Ohio, June 20, 1850
The republicans of the Eleventh district have unan
mously nominated Hon v. ID. Horton for Congress.
TOLEDO, June 20, 1850.
The friends of Mr. Douglas held ratification mcctn
here last night salute OF thirty four guns was fred
with bonnrcs, music, speeches. &c.
TxUrox, June %, 1890.
large democratic meeting held this evening 10
form Democratic Club for the support Of stephen A.
Douglas for the Presidency. Speeches made by
W. JOY Chas SHELTON, &C Mr. Johnstons arrangements
were made for large ratification meeting
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The Reception or the Presidential Nomi-

The Reception or the Preside initial Nomi-
nations.
NEWARK, June Is, 1860.
Separate sautes OF 100 guns each fred here last
evening by the friends Of both democratic nominees,
Douglas and Brock nridge.
STANFORD, June 25, 1850.
One hundred guns fred for Breckenridge and Lane
this afternoon, and immense enthusiasm prevailed
BUFFALO, June rs, 1850.
salute Of one hundred and five guns was nred here
tonight by the friends OF Breckenridge and Lane.
PROVIDENCE, June rs, 1860.
One hundred guns were fred here this evening for
Breckinridge and Lane
A POLITICAL DEMONSTRATION RTRRRUPTED.
ST. LOUIS, June ~, 1860.
Tie demonstration OF the Breckenridge faction last
night 1t the Planters House interrupted by large
body OF Douglas men. Judge Bowiin, late Commissioner
70 Paraguay, endeavored Intellectually 10 aDeAk. And
Annly oouison ~ one time was imminent
Another Douglas meeting comes on TO morrow night
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INDEPENDENCE, MO- June 10, 1900.
The Santa Fe mail from Pawnee Fork arrived today.
The soldiers In pursuit Of the Indians from that post have
not returned, and there is from them. No In
dians have been for time and but little danger
apprehended 70 the travel 10 New Mexico No through
mail has arrived here since the 7th inst Business dull
and the weather warm and dry.
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WAHnN01O0, JUL -, K6d0
The report brought by the overland mail from Cafor
na in regard 70 tho pony exprcss being discontinued,
Is untrue. We now running semi weekly from each
end Of the route, and will arrive regularly hereafter,
Vie Indian difficulties have been suppresed BY the 60
vernment trOops. w. II. RUSSELL. President
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Tgs vAuILI useaLD.

| The Prsceedaags - the Dalta-,.r. c.
venetenS-1hs japanese Ball-Tns =
dian Dimcultaes In Western ut.A
Cisstng Prsoeedfngs % Osngrsss-Tne
war In Uacuy-The Loeal uewv q us~
York-Marksts, &c., 90.
me FAMILY HnAID Of to-day (wednssdav1 w -.
SAm fun report Of the Proceedings Of the Nortnsu
Ooastas and Southern Secession Coaveutjous n r-
very graphic and interesting account Of tas oruus
japanese Bal On Monday night II the nstroesl,oun
nosei-Ioa thousand Ladies' and GentIemea N -
Dress tho Indian DifncuIties In Western Utsh-FSres
thousand Warriors Gathered at Pyramid Lake-akk-
misn between the Volunteers and Indians An Aoooue
o. me Closing Preeeedin Of The First Session q -
1nrtysixth Congress; The --latest NewB from Shs w.
N ssciy-Evacuatioa Of Palermo; IntsrssGi.e Nsvv
from oAona; the Execution Of Police 0nosr = ssv
Orleans for Murder; Editorials % Psmnsat Topics: 90
Local News OF New York and vsiisy ee tnpertansss
Reports Of The Cattle, Provsoa ~ Money azs>s 81
~ interesting newS matters q the pvsssdiag wssk
I11-ee year; -four oeu1s . single espy. 6ubsa1p-
to1s received ct the once, nohwest corner q vu4su
and NaGsau streets New York Singh copies Tor sHss
the counter end By IN agens AAvertisoasatv -
serted 81 The usual HRArp rstes
dsswins q June lsss Circulars seu free Of ezpenss -
y: ~. Sloat & Co.'S Celebrated Bllipo1o
~ ''' ''' shuttle S'" e. K COL, coaixs q. s,,.1,
0rovor q Baker Noaseless Sowing N.
chine y the best reed Of the family Once Sog Brosdv
New York, and Ia Fulton street. Brookiyn.
whisksy.-s. r. suits Kentucky saas
river Bourbon ''s y 81 dscf 81 40 H T
Cristadoro's Hair DZe. wigs and req
PEGS. The best the wourd. Wholesale And retau ~ -
Dye privately applied, at No. Aston House.
Meyers Miraculous
vERMlE DESTROYER the only sure ereruinA,or Il Ra0
AUD Mice Garden Insecta Ants Reaches water o..
Principal depot 62 Broadway Sold BY ali respectable 1ruE
gists.
Gentlemen's and Boys Hats, Caps aaA
quality. style and price HARRIS RC6SACK ~ HSverI
S26 Grand street and aSi Eighth avenue.
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Speaker Pcnnington's Reception ut New

SpeakR Remington, his arrival here at nine O'Clock
this evGAg, the recipient Of hearty and enthusias
tic wdbme by large crowd Of his fellow citizens Can
fred and fireworks displayed, and he was
cortcd home by the Wide Awakes, numbering $780, each
with torch, &c The Governor made brief speech
bis arrival at homo.
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Unisn OF Soul and Body.
One Of the most impenerabe secrets Of the Almighty the
union Of the soul and body
But that by acrimonious this union dis
dissolved, and death takes the place Of Life.
Experience established beyond doubt that proper pura
ton reduces the total Of acrimonious humors and By
the disease durable when BrAndreths Pills
the medicine used which fact the only purgAtve med
cine IN the world which strengthens while clesnses, being
both tonic and purgaive.
II we are sick, we owe 70 ourselves 70 use
BRAkDRETHS PILLS,
which purely vegetable and they only
acd humors which always mingled IN around In
pain Their timely has saved many valuable life.
BRANDRErHs PILLS
20 Canal street.
AAo 2os Bowery and No. Union square where advice 10
given daily without charge.
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Purchasers OF Fire works for Fourth
July should remember that consequence OF the destruction
many by the late OF casmcs that the stock viii
be Short therefore, those desiring private public exhibitions
should delay their orders ED0E5 depot, No. l1s
Broadway orner Of Maiden lane
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Bloom Beaver.-Gentlem mems Dress Hat,
The leading style for summer inirytuced by
0ENIN, No. 5l3 Broadway.
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An Article for the Bald and Gray
WOODS Hair Restorative fails 70 preserve The hair
perfectly 70 any age Depot ~ Broadway. and sold
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The Boston Weekly Bank statemen
Drawings Of France, Bro.dssnts 4 Co.'S

susss. tourrY, CLASS ls2, Jun. Is. ls0.
60, AZ, 81, 8, !S, 66, 20, u. 81, 4s, So. Is.
CONSOLIDATED I.ofrRRy, GLASS LOG, JuNl g, 1850.
So, 10, 40, IS, IL, SO, "a, So, I8, IT, 1, 70.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS q CO.,
Managers, WLlniugton Delaware.
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The Psrlor Gallery ofPhotograPhs, ls4
Atlantic street. Brooklyn Zee the beautiful Iyotype and
The soft and delicate Telegraph.
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Mems and Boys Hat IN all Qualities and
l shapes, at GKNIN's. No. SIS Broadway.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lotto
HAYWOOD, EDDY CO.. Managers OF tho
DELAWARE KKNruCKY AND nIss0URI STATE L0ffKRrns
DsIAwARH-KxrRA Class No sos. JuNE -. 1850.
4S, IL, "a, so, %, IS, IA, 8, IS, s. rs, 49,,
70, 26, "a, 40, 81. 50, 81, a., 70, SO, u, "a.
CrcuarS sent free Of charge by ADDRESSING either
OrN WOOD. EDDY CO., s. Louis Missoun
Omcial Drawings Of Hodges, Davis q
CO.'S Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia.
CLASS S67, JuNz rs, l360.
81, 46, 10, u, Sc, IS, 81, u, Is, "a, Z, IS, AZ.
Prizes cashed bo6 Broadway. CirculArs sent free.
HODGES, DAVIS 4 CO.,
Managers Macon. Georgia
India Cause Undershfrts, Linen and
New York Mills Drawers, Bathing Drawers, % cents At the
Shirt and Collar DEPOT and 80 William street door north
Of Maiden lane GEO. N. TRACY. Agent
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Clfrehugh's ulusive wig ~ q Novelty.
Psrnss unsslnsbie turning up behsd 100 Prc.twsy
fto Sfsva "a
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Ladies' Dress Gfmps-uew and Beawti-
mi styles a. LOcKFTT, Son co.'s. Isl Fulton street
Brooklyn. Trimmings made 70 ma6rh
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Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter.-rIafr Dye,
ocenis black brown Depc No Barclay Get aud sold
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Great Fire I'm Georgia.
"TI'r RrsT SAEk WtSSl,
URLENsBOHO, Ga, June D
MEssRs HERRINc &Co:-Gentlemen-In the extensive fire
which occurred In this place the night OF 18th Of March
last store entirely consumed We had In the
your Champion Safes In which deposited
pcy, books and papers After the FIRE taken
out Of the ruins and opened All the contents preserved
the binding Of the books only being curled by steam We
think them now the best Safes made VERY respeculiy
HRRRrNGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF SAFES,
The perfect and reliable security from IRE known
purchased In this city ony Ut No 25l Broadway
of Murray street.
Sl000 REWARD h offered 10 any person who will show
that Herrng's Patent Safe has failed preserve
contents any accidental fire.
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"Wfn a Payf- Try ft. BY Having
your head examinad with full written chart you mAy Know
rxscy What you can do best FowLE2 WELLS, phreno-
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white, she Halter, Ahes~d.--NeN shapes
as Brosfwsy
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- Card Photographs, 81, ~ taken ~
Gsicry JOS broadway
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Holloway's pills srs Tonic, stsmuIan mt
ard mildly nstrtnreut and excellent ard reliable remedy
debility darrnra dyscntcry and All where the
has been exhausted BY profuse discharges They promote
dircstou and assimilation.
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letters Hair Dye-To Color Brown. 90
cese bes biacA 70 esse per boa wholesale and r-sA 80
Broadway. NJ
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Jas.T. Drumgeld and WIN. l.. Prcch VIII
he lacpx N see celr "a eroroers for C1cnr ORDER
icwes prizes Al as Broone street door west o. Broad
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Brcokiyr Phstsgrsphs.-Wius
Miniatures Cabinc imperah and Lac sfs Two fcrynne
co rulinn ntreet
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2si Broadway. Of Murray street
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Barry's Trtoopherous is the Best and
chespess article for dressing beaufyng cleansing curar
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies ty H. Sold all
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Japanese Embassy.
The only really 1ne Photographs and sereosopc Pictures OF
these Distinguished ysiers be had ai O. d. FREDRIUKs
co. %, 6eb and 50 Broadway.
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Trusses.-Dr. Marsh Continues 20 Apply
his radical cure with the hsrnis
Trus.es suprners shoulder braces Suspension BsndAse
partnen No vesey street. Asor House opposs.e ~ rsafs
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Gentlemen's and Boys Hats, Cans A.
Chldrens Fancy Hats Of every description
quality style and price. HARRIS RG8SACK al DSvcrs
so Grand street. and Isl Eighth avenue.
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Meyers Miraculous
vERMfN DESTROYER the only sure ererrninasor a r
and Nice, Garden Insecta Ana Roaches and Wsser -
Principal depo, 6l2 Broadway. Sold BY ali respectable 1ru
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. The Head Mea.-Cssar ssfd that hs
rather sh6 VILLAGE than the
IN empire A smlsr ambition seemed have Inspired
KNOX who, rather than be the hrxt Halter New York
would not 10 be Halter ri ALL But he the head
his ne and for evidence Of the fact need only his
No 2i2 Broadway, and inspect his stock
Hats at the eh;e most elegant lasting becoming aud
comfortable OF any New York, London Paris
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wheeler q Wilson'S sewing Machines.
Once Broadway, New York.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye, wig and Toupee
factory 10 bond street Private entrance Tor ladies' tbs Dye
applied In the skylgbt rooms
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Cristadoro's Hair Dyc, wigs and Tous
pees. The best N the wourd. Wholesale And reta ~
Dye privately applied, n No. Aston House.
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DEAFNESS

LIVERY SUMMER THE DEMAND FOR HOSTRrTExU
~ celebrated stomach Bitters increase found 70 be -
only Of bodily strength during pcs6
when the atmosphere calculated q feeling a.
tude and indigestion The worst Of Darrho ADD Dy0
EMERY give influence.
who alive and well, thank the
preparation that they have been swept away harv
Of death The Buffers By phymcka
IN The land This y the best evidence q " real vue -
thing they VIII Q No.
OF advertised preparations They have been compelled = -
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