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On the sniesey Of The Peruvian Syrup and the bsn'
sdts they have derived from its ussi
Rev. JOHN riERrosT. M.dfea ,I.ss-ih sn1sy In ss'
Rhsum and other Cutsnsous DtsrsssA
Rev. WARREN BuRroN. Bosses. ss,.Is snsssy ~, -
assis ..s ss. q "a SP S:s:s sa vss CA.
NJ, ARTHUR n rurLER-is Ene.sy ia xsrvc.. lk:S:
sp.rsss and 0snsri DsbilyI IL ysis. 70 cisru.sa. .
n En- s 20 c...,:. 1 B.i ESyt' ''a'''
~ uUaDoN RonBISs. n...f~a. cesn.-n. Ens.sy
I, .s, G:. s, A Sss.sis sansi.sS ~'
Raw YLyAsUs Soss Dsss .,s y:s r,s
nv TiioN. wHITTEMoRr, Boston. Ms.s.I.u.. en-
~: 's: S'' SFisSsh: ~ '''i' Is:s.iS
nv o;RoEs MyMcx E c,.,s s;,.s:s S;-is ra''
Hs Es..ssI L gTTs s:fffi .s; ziS
T!!oMssi s! ross s, u sas's' ''''A D'"
Rev. RICHARD METcALr. Bos.oc, Ma. -in v.s e 4: 9
ys%o, s.. 4 p 9sss lie 's'' A- 's'a ~" 'A'
Rev. y WEBSTER Ec.ssa: M..s.is y... :. Dy.s.s
" sso sos and Genera p.isIy.
ny ABRAHAM iAcxs;2,Si M. MSpc,. u Lib Ene'ts
Ia py,p.pss and bs6liv.
1sT LYNN; ss cSHw. Il Z. I:ss Ds.A
ryoG Il. vITAf.ls BCliERn Bcsscn. Msss-ih Rssscrs-
tive fovsf snsr Fever Elhsu,non q ns Nss,e.s sys-
. :s'' e cra gsss :sa kS,sSss ''a'"'' "
Re-, IIEs :Is TIlas y r =: M;- rn' In D'
Rev n n RlDDE1. Boston, Mss& Ih vaiss IN essss q
Brcnehis Indigestion. rorpd Liver. kssslcs and ksfv.
Gus Dsbalty.
Rsy. r.. c. HEADLLY, 0resnssA MssL > fb Genuine
nsss Medical Agent and Enessy IN Dyspspss, DAs-
Tkosa and ftsunsy
p.v' y W. oiMsfEAD, Doston. Mss,- General Recon.
nsndsicn, and Cophdsnes In he Ceuuinsn.ss - As1S.
siss ih Ensssy In Dy'pspssa and Nervous Dseuv.
N. n. ranphiets containing Letters from tho
above named 0eniiemeu and Others, and Civ
Ing full information Of tho Syrup, can DO had
ON application 10 the Agents, osio
NJ T, CLARK 81 Go.
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bottles have been sofa In eighteen months r,fAost
single failure when taken rs directed, and without
the least injury 10 health In any case. W Put up
in two ounce bottles with full directions for using,
and sent by express secure from observation 10 al
parts of the country. Prepared and sold only NJ
DIR. Mattisons Remedial Institute for Special Dis
eases, No. % Union Street, Providence, IL i.
LIST OF PRICES.
No. I, Full strcngth,) $40 per bottle.
No. 2. (IIalf do do do
No. ., Eighth do do do
All are warranted 10 cure, butit will rcquiremors
Of Nos. 2 and 3, than OF Mol.
CAUTION.-To prevent imposition, DR.. NJ will
send free. by enclosing one stamp rs above, ram.
and Chronic Maadiss generally also circulars CIV.
ing full informal rifh the most nRdoabftd rf,r-
,ness and Testimonials, without which, no adverts-
ing phy scian or medicine OF this Kind Is deserving
of iNf CONFIDENCE WHITEYER. Orders by
mail promptly attended 10. Write your address
Plainly, and direct to DIR. MArrisos. rs above.
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state Of Name.

,Ls} YORK, S.
10y To the sherifs OF our respective eoun-
ties, OF either Of their deputies, GREETING
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Ryyrpyxcys-H. J. Libby q Co, Chase, Lcavitt
a Co., and steele Hayes, Portland.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29

ADAxs-BARrIKr-on Thursday, june %, at All Souls
church. by Rev Samuel Osgood, JOHN JAY ADAMS to HAIR
RIEr1x I. BARukr, both OF this city.
CRANr-MoRGAN-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday June
~, by Rev Edward Jessup, HENRY j. CRASK OF New Mil
ford Pa to Miss CHARLOTTE A. MORGAN daughter Of the
late James H. Morgan, OF Brooklyn, L.
CfAzx-CoIroS-On Wednesday, June q, ut the church
of St. Bartholomew, by Rev. DR. Cook, HORACE CLARK
TO HARRIET v. CofroN.
Horsos-ssnH,-ln this city, on sunday, June "a, by
Rev Thos c. Osborn RoBKRr W. Horsos OF Brooklyn TO
Miss CARRIE A. SMITH, of New York.
HoYT-GRyxs.-At Elizabeth, N. j., on Thursday, June
20, by the Bev. s A. Clark ABERr H. Hoyr, Of Ports.
mouth n H. to Miss SALK F. daughter Of the late Gar
rett Green, Of the former place.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brooklyn, on Wednesday morn
ing juno 81 at the Church Of the Assumption, by the
Rev. VIM keegan Mr. FRANCIS MATTm vs., OF East Meri-
den, Conn, TO Miss Ann CALVIN OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
PARgEr-BRoSErLy Thursday June g. by the
Rev. w. H. Anderson, Rosksr PAtEEH, Esq, 10 Miss
EVELYN BRosELIy all OF Philadelphia.
WElIs-HoHxAs.-At 81. Paui's church, Sing Sing, on
Wednesday, June ~, By the Rev. Mr. Black the Rev Nj.
NOT NJ WELLS rector OF the Church Of the Holy limo
cents, West Point 10 EMMA daughter Of Adrian K Hod
man, NJ. d., Of Sing Sing
ZxiuGA-iRwSs Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening,
June 90 by the Rev. H. A. Boardman, TWoDoRR zx~cA,
OF this city, 10 Mics JrAsA g., eldest daughter OF VIM
G. Irvine, Of Philadelphia.
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Senator w. p. Fc.cnden, Of rortland No. ana hon 80.
n strectcr, Of hasYchuscss are stopping !" ''' ~''
Ibuse.
s.ro,,. n Real Asrsdo OF Cuba; Rev . Rosinsoa,
ofCoonectcut and C Abbott, Sq and family OF Dos
In ARE stopping NJ the finh Avenue hosea
- CslSornia, Mayor Swami, Of Baltimore J. W. Garrett,
-. pyrs5dsns Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
- ndrcdee and wife, Of E1mira, are stopping a. ths g.
Nchoiaa Hotel.
Hon ". W. corcoran, from Warrington Capt Brooks,
fshe steamship Kangaroo; ". Plattcnburgh, ESQ.,, and
Ssus: n b Van yakcnbug Esq., Of hath, and r. =.
npce No. Of Csnassosa, are stopping TT the Everett
H~nse.
cspssaso J. Eru,e, Don J. zsvsis, A. Jc~moaneAn and
niiy, and o. Arhevas all of HavHaA; W. T. Nc1aster,
m, cf BAnimcrc; Judge y ncCann and sssunton Buck
s NJ and party, all Of Fan FRANCISCO, are ssopsns u
Hon. r. ,. walker Y. wood, John A. Soaring Prof, r
deJAnoa. New York. and Rev r. ". Sehon, tennessee,
ere 10 Washington.
General Cass has LEFT Washington for Michigan as Il ~
understood and N 20 be absent for considerable time
ne courts OF Boston decided last week the follow.
ing divorce cascs:-John T. Coates from Anna Maria
6sostrs, fbr adultery Mary Jane Raymond from VIM b
Raymond, Tor dcsertion. Elizabeth y Davis from Geo
W. Davis, for deseron. Vim. N. Bell was granted leave
10 marry mis- wife having obtained divorce Lucy Ann
ehernan IRON Hexekah Sherman for dcsertion. Sarah
r. whhtsm rom Ebenezer whittsm for desertion Fran
CTS o. wyman vs.. Lucy NJ wyman; former husband OF
9rousd a. adultery. Lbeiant married her not Knowing
H. N be says, and he discovered the fsct ie
her, and now himself sues Cor divorce
Conmodore Prcn,iss, Z. F. n; Hon. A. Ewing, John c.
Burrh, Of Tenn; HIN. w. l. yancey, OF Ala Lieut..
Rnd, e. s. n; Prof Htai,an West rslni Hon W " Rus.
~ril H. v; Gen v Couner, ana Cen Moore o. Canada;
Ron. J. Preston s G., and Hon. s Marshall, ILL., we're
in Washington, on Mcnfag
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cd ro,tay has graduated another class OF eightyslx
s %n Gp.ss S Ssse'f . ss, se
csos s K T ssoh.:s New jersey cSenics orstsoa
ss%us whsrr Ns~ yersey r S
Edmund Drake Halsey NV Jersey, Philosophical Ora
Charles E. Green, New Jersey, Classical Grafton.
The Masters Grafton, by John MchelwN, Sr',oe new
Comforting Of degrees
The Vaedictory Grafton, by j. A. Pearce, Jr, oil mary
The speeches Of which there were twenty additional
were marked with depth OF thought and delivered with
an energy not generally exceed on similar occasions.
Tho cool and refreshing RAIN which began IN the early
vision OF yesterdays heat made itself known. The de-
The Of 1857 who bad assembled to hold their rien
niaAn occasion Of friendly interchange OF sentimenn
which the history Of the past three years was made
wass conferred upon j. Mcdowell Rice, a sradu-
ate Of the University of Psansylvaais also, the Of
shau saith Of Delaware; Lloyd Wilbur, X D.; saluuei
A. Fanand Rev. George W. Basheder, Theopous Price,
Samuel CAs!ell, D. Of New Jersey. The degree Of D.
Of New jersey; Joshua Petrikin, Of Virginia; Levi H.
Christian, OF Philadelphia.
Uas '' of "" Nasss ss Hsn .ss SsI
are not inert In their endeavora TO place her the
highest IN The llss Of COLLEGES new chair Of Easish
post Dr. Nevsin, Of Rociester hss also been chosen
msadsbie, and one which il Is hoped be viii accept The
trustees have also appropriated the OF $500 10 deay
the expenses Of Prof stephen Alexsndsr who Leaves
tions Of the approaching eclipse Of the sun
mus have he exciting .0sns. Of ssaay psssed away
and the halls 30 often with songs Of mrth
nov silent. A spirit Of loneliness crecps over ono,
only TO be dispeied BY the rsassembng OF new and old
faces
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On. HAyn, nu ARCTIC Errlosys.--rhs able and I'd
veu,urous navigator and explorer, time since the
companion and the OF the amcnted Kane,
takes farewell Of hsa New York friends today IT the
Of tho Chamber o. Commerce. corner Of Cedar and
william streets, prior 10 his departures Tor the frozen
waters ~ the North Pole. meeting ~ The Doctors
duties pressing upon him u such nature 70 pre-
Guide the possibility o his leaving Boston In sofcirnt
time Several scientific gcntemen and merchants OF this
city, and doubt eccy array NJ fricnis, win
bic At the hour appointed past three 70 BIZ bin Cod
sreej
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Foreign Matters in the system.

BREATHING IXPUHE NIX,
One Of the frequent OF sckness ct this
are the changes la the quality OF the blood from breathing
pure air or exposure 70 the OF the which sometimes
quickly ses the bile occasion the sick
OF the stomach with other alarming symptoms When
the evils less degree have violent sick headache
some other form OF sickness 70 which predsposed
In case no energetic OF expuons adopted
less fever viii be experienced and the danger every
hou.- the absorbed poison remains In the system.
WHAT is THE EfFICIEST kEMEDYg
Expei the poison with -four six
BRANDRETHS PILLS
xroke the should
hours until the operation Of the pills elective They all
sufflcient wht used at once
When been enfeebed by remedies by bleed
ins or BY mercury, then occasional
LIFE ADDITION FILL
VIII hasten the cure.
Many thousauds owe their lives 10 these
PURlxLY vE0ErABLE PILLS,
Which are warranted innocent motto being
ITO do good. but certainly 70 do no hrm"
Principal Once ~ Cstsal street; also 2S6 Bs~ery.
Cnmp6ells corner OF keAh Aseuue aud Twenty eighth s.
Ia. Uuion square,
And BY all dealers
Price y cents per box
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Markets.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June rs, 1850
road aOk; Norris Canal AZ Long Island Railroad IN
Pennsylvsna Railroad, ssh sight exchange on New
Nrw Organs, June %, 1880.
uos,,on- nnehsDSed sugar ssssdy at Ike for
mir 70 fully fair Corn, ,oc Soc Frcights and Ex'
change unatercd- ,sao
Flour dull Howard street held at p so, without sales
Wheel new rs 10 Sd Ss .sd - y sss
nc Provisions Arm: mess pork, s1s Is; prime, 30;
bacon, Tic whiskey duh at 2o,<c.
Flour at s5 80 for supcrnne whe.. erm sales 200
bushels white At 81 Is 81 S. red, 90 Corn closed
with declining tendency. Ness pork, 80; prime, sl5.
BUFFALO, June 81 Pm
Flour steady demand nAir Wheat steady: sses 60 ooo
bushels q 81 IL for No Chicago spring, 81 10 Tor ordi
nary Milwaukee club 81 36H for red winter and q IS for
White Do Corn ic lower sales 900 bushss Illinois :.
sc OsAs noninAI,-at sskc whiskey steady sales 90
0 sSsst and icc on corn 70 View York Lake imports To-
day. 900 bb hour Is 900 bushels wheat, "a 900 bush
our 5000 bushels wheat 900 bushels corn, 1000 do
oats u
Flour less active and firm: sales IL 900 bbls al Is %
12 for extra Stae IS 12s IS 25 for extra Illinois and
Wisconsin % Is % 81 for extra Iowa and hichig.n
10 for Michigan club 81 20 81 2e for red winter Ohio
sales sopoo bushel. al SOC Oats nominal At ss,.c.
whiskey steady sales 50 bbls. at zoe. Canal feights
soc on norr lie. wheat, 10c to Neu York.
lake nTorss-s 900 bbls. Hour, 1000 bushels wheat
bualscls Canal exTorts300 bbs hour, ~ 00o
bushels wheat - 90 bushels corr, 49, sesss go.
rNr O8wEG0, June -, 1ooo
Flour in good demand: sales 500 bbls At - = - 80
Cor common 70 81 ~ % for fsvortte double
extra city brands Wheat less Arm sales 300 bushes
rhaaco spring No. at 81 2Qei6Q bushels Racine -
abCw 81 g, 600 bushels red 49, !" Nj 80
markell easier: sales 700 bushels Indiana al IS
bushes do on private terms. Oats, barley and rye
x,uiet Canal frcehts unchanged, at 26c on Hour tc
on wheat &c on corn New York. Lake imports, y w
Dtshcis corn 26Oo bushels oats. Canal exports lezo
Abs aour lo3oo bushels wheat, 10000 bushels cofn'
a, 900 bushek oats. - os ,snn
Flour very dull. Wheat quiet, and 1c lower: SAFES
o0e bushels No Chicago spring at u On u 70
store Corn dull, aad NC. 1c. lower: sales eoU
bushels 47c. A47Kc-, in store Oats quiet ana rs.
Ic loUer Receipts-1 900 Ibis -four, 5000 bosnem
wheat loc 600 bushen corn 500 bushels oats ship
snenss-o0o bbls. ncur, 5000 bushels corn frcshss
advanced Nc: SIC. on coJn 70 BuifAo. hxehAnSo Va
New York per cent premium
CsSc1SxAr, June ~, 1880
Flour dull at a rs for supernne Whisky stesdT ~
IKE Bacon sides advanced Nc: sales al iossc'
1Dxc. Mess pork, SIS. Money market una'ered'
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BUFFALO, June %, 1880
Paxan's Bank Note Register and Counterfeit Detector
reports very dangerous counterfeit ON the Prescott
Bank Lowell Mass, Of the denomination Of $780, has
Just been put in circulation The engraving Is well exc
uted and il intended for fac siue Of the genuine
The fng up is all In hand, and the ongraver's inn
print is Rawdon, Wright, Hatch Eason Boston Brown
d Co., bankers, received five Of the bills.
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Ts1IRTY-sIxTH COH0REss.
-Seaate-Special Session.

ISeaate-SPecial Session.
wAsMScros, June 20, 1880
The Senate met at ten O'Clock.
There was difficulty In procuring the attendance Of
quorum Several Senators had 70 be sent after for this
purpose,
Unsuccessful efforts made to order the printing Of
Che eleventh volume of the Pacific Railroad report
Gaining maps and charts which insisted
cessary to understanding Of the text OF the ten
volumes already published.
Mr. SIMMONS from the committee appointed TO walt on
lhe President had further communication TO MAKE.
After q short secret session the Senate ADJOURNED SINE
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don Club Sauce board the above direct
Parker Bros London viii delivery
A. j. PARKER, Is Beckman street. agent for the uaed
saudC Cam
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An IMPORTANT JpDloAL DECISION FAVOR rlm CuY os
BosroS On saturday last the Supreme Judicial Court.
sitting in equity announced decision In the long pend
ing cases between james Cunningham, Isaac Woodman
and Thomas Tremiett against the city OF Boston These
cases involved the contitutionay OF head money"
alien passengers paid the city before May I34s, when
the aw altered requiring the pay ment to be made to
the Commonwealth. The three actions commenced
10 back the tax ofwo dollars per head paid the
plaintiffs 70 the defendants for each alien passenger land
ed atthis port up TO 1873 About this time the Supreme
Court Of the United States decided in the Of Norris
against the city OF Boston that the law OF the Common
wealth imposing this tax iitutlona and void
After this decision promulgated these actions under
the advice OF Daniel Webster, were commenced
against the city recover back the money paid
$50 000 The actions have been pending years
In the summer Of 1858, Henry W. Paine OF this city,
agreed upon q commissioner TO find and report the
facts and in March, 1852 the cases argued before
the full court his report by the late Rufus Choate
Seth Thomas and Elias Merwn for the plaintiffs, and
exJudge Abbott for the city Of Rsnn The judgment OF
the Court Just rendered In favor Of the cay VI Ds
ton the ground that the paymensw voluntary and
could not be recovered back.
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Whiskey.-s. r. suits Kentucky Salt
river Bourbon, sold By ~ druFg.a HE9ENAN CO.,
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NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPru.
OR Special wsshington Despatch.
WAsmSGron. June Is, 1850.

Oar Special Washington Despatch.
wAsmsGros, June %, 1850.
rHs CONDITION on AFFAIRS IN Krxorx.
DISPATCHES received by the government, brocght by
the last mail from Europe, from our Ministers at the
vcrsi courts represent the attitude of affairs as comp
Gated and delicate The Of peace which
10 fequeny INDUCED In by those high in authority
MOT credited even shared by the commercial classes
Their sppreheusions excited and cannot be easily al
hyed
m cIAms AGAnsr PARAGUAY.
Tho joint commission 10 settle and adjust the claims
under the treaty with Paraguay have had several scs
sons, and progressing with their work. They antici.
pate an early conclusion Of their hbors The govern
ueot are fully informed Of the fraudulent cha
racter Of many Of these claims, for they
were put in full possession Of the facts
by Commissioner Bowiin. The Rhode Island Company,
who pressing this matter says Judge Bowiin never
had over thirty thousand dollars worth Of property at
any time in Paraguay he made special inquiry In
regard TO this matter while In that country whatever
may be the award Of the Commission Congress has the
revising power in making the appropriation.
pEsrxrcms rRox cwA.
Dispatches received at the State Department this
morning from China but they contain political
OF importance Samuel Gouverneur, who was sometime
appointed Consul 1t Foo Choo has arrived III his
post, and represents matters, 10 Tar be able TO
learn, In satisfactory ccndition.
No Intelligence received by this mail by the govern.
mest from Japan Nothing hss been heard fron Mr..
Harris Tor several months
APP0usrxRars CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed Lieut. Colonel Joseph Johnston,
f the Second cavalry, QuArermaser General Of the
Army, in place OF Gen. JsaDp, deceased.
The nomination Of ~. ehurchwen, Of Tennessee a.
Minister TO Guatemala not reported back from
che Committee on Foreign Relations.
AL the other executive business was transacted
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Trusses.-Dr. marsh Continues - Apply
hs radical cure Tran The Of hernia
Tru~cs suppcters sScrder Brace supenson h~ndNge~
s4ockings Beits Bathing Tru~scs and AL surgical
appliances applied i.dy IN attendance IN The fensc de-
pstneni No yssey sIes Astos House, ocpcs ~ Pads
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Vanderbilt and the Hsthmus
Malta.

Prom the Panama Star aud Herald, June Is
Two large mails containing valuable and important
correspondcnceone from the West coast per steamer
Lima, and the other from Central America per Guate
maa-are detained. here in Consequence Of Mr. Wander
bit having written orders to the captain and purser Of
the steamer Ariel not to receive any mails on board this
ship.
The consequence is that these mails will have 10
main here Until the 10Th nst whereas, If they had gone
forward by the Ariel they would have arrived in New
York by the 18th nth Of this month Mr.. Vanderbilt
may have good and sufficient reasons, for aught we
know, in declining TO convey from this Isthmus 70
New York mail matter by any Of his extra steam
ers; but Il does rot appear to us TO be good
policy Even admitting that the Post Once Department
Washington refuses to allow him any extra compensa-
tion for the service he would be entitled by law TO
ccvc the usual postage paid what called "shps
letters" which, when take into consideration the
fact thst the government Of the United States
tracted With him carry the regular mails between
Aspinwall and New York. upon his own terms, would,
at least, think be fair remuneration. Besides he
being The only msiI contractor the route IN question,
there Is, In opinion, implied obligation on his
part TO take any mail matter that may Offer by his extra
steamers more especially he incurs neither expense
nor liability thereby AZ common carrier, on one q
he most important routes In the world he should eynce
at least, desire TO accommodate the public. His
interest seems to US ought TO prompt him TO do THU
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DIR. Kinre's New Truss.--Chesp, clean,
urie and comfortable foT AL climates Psds better than
rory KtkNE PufisLtf's, t2 Broadway.
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~ywlu 1e PayS~ Try &c. ~ HavaAS
your heaA ezEnined VIII fun written chu you may
exacty wha you can 20 besl FOWLxR WELLS. Phreno-
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letters Hair Dys-Ts Color Brown, 90
eenn best tsck rs cents per boz Wholesale and retail 80
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Grover & Baker NoAseIeso Sewing Mo-
cne lie bed friend Of the family Onco ~ DroaAwuy
Now York. and II FULTON streek Brooklyn.
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Crsseadsrs's Haar Dye, wigs and Tsu.
pees The be he wouriA whecsals and re<a 60 ~
bye privately applied. n Nc. Astor HousaA
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DroOkAyn RhOtO4roPhs.-Ral11o
Miniatures CAhnesA ImperAs And Life Size Two foxtynin
40 Fulton street.
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"A SELF TRsTTNg PREsRRvE JAR.
TIE subscriber prepared 70 odev 70 The public whs
long needed vs Preserve Can Jar ths, wn
give certain whether the fruit contained therein has
been properly prepared and be depended on 70 keep be
The have ferment and thus ruin the
tenta for bp<h fruh sugar IN such wasted
n almost incredible amount 81 materials lost eb~r by
conxtructe wrong principles OF want Of care N do
ns up he fr which heretofore could not be detected Ia
time 70 remedy the didculty.
Trade kupphed on liberia terms. -
EDWARD p. TORRFr,
No Plat strse<, New yOrk.
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French Emported BoO1w and Shoes q =
superior qualify. BY EUGENE FERRIS, boosmAker No u
Nassau street.
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Marked Down-Te Close Out-Large
Il DIX oROoT's Granite Hall
if2 Fulton street,
between Nassau Broadway one from Fulton Hotel