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BUEGHER-In Thu. city on Tassi.y. Isly 81. May IL,
only ehild of Chas A aud Adsne May hurghsr, aged
fnuuiht and da,s.
The fualv.. ie nd OF the family repeatedly invited
altered the funeral Thufdhy nofDng July - At 10
m. from tho OF her parents No % B.ihune
BUIiANS-On Toeslay July 81 Samuel Bnrhsns aged 10
kOllce II funeral hereafter
Paorson o. - and Kingston ~ " papers please copy
CANDLEN-At North Orhng- Sunday, July 49, capt.
Samuel Csnd.of, g. bis Hld year.
The funeal viii ht- p,os from his late residence at O'Clock
.dnesdsy the 22G. The Mcuis aud fsser cara leave
the foot o IvutsLat at H. Tor Brcs Church sta
tion. The relatives and friends Of tine family aud the
bofths Marine Society invited to attend his funeral
without further notice
MOhRISON-ln Brooklyn. Tuesday, July 81, FREDDY
nfsut son OF Jonathan aud Ann M. Morrison.
The friends Of tho iAu, invited 10 attend tho funeral
Thursday sitsrnoon at o'cocK from the re.idence
hs psrents tTsaklin sysEus, between Myrtle and Wi
loughby avenues
MoIhTIiE-Ai Mensanv!lle, NJ H.. on Tae.day, July u
Of dphtbefis Lydia a, wife " Hos,io Melle, sssd
y-ars. months aaa2 d.ys
Canonh PsPsu Pt.Ss COPY.
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How Cnn we Aid Coiored Fugisvess

This question s being asked by thousands, in CITY
and country, whose sympaihies have been deeply
aroused by the most endish prosecutions recorded in
the annals Of crime. These prosecutions ara s'ii'
being prosecuted, aud few can safely return to their
former homes. They are still fngiives-
Bomeless beside thousand homes.
And suid plenty piae for food"
Very many would escape TO The country, but are de-
MED conveyance on steamboats, and railroads. And
such the terror inspired by their Prosecutors that
ihey can scarcely be driven from their asynms or
places Of concealment. Landlords refuse them dom.
eie Tor fear of injury 20 their properly, or lees non
orable scrupes and caItmen will not transport 'he
remnants OF their little al Many OF their homes
are destroyed, and III nearly all cases every vesiige
Of their household oifecis and clothing have been hi
proprsted M tho spoils o; the victor. The vital
question is Fow shall these innocent sufferers b"
returned back to .oc civ aud rciDrtiedl sm collect
ng from ,nilios, ~ tar rs practicable The amount Of
tbsir losses TGsy will range irem $40 To $5J.
81, 900 will probably cover then ia.'es, hna hs
au,opnt the Civ Treasury must GLd shall ieimlnIs
10 them. Bui this will take time, probably months.
Their wants are imine iiatr. ! would .'g0st 'Aat
So 600 or so 900 he iaired immediately and placed
in charge of a responsible Committee, whts prov
ince II ahal be 10 rtin their indlyiduai losses
pay those lotser Immediately. lake ia 40 gnnent Of
The claims oo!lcc, tem from the authorizes. ana a.
prorristc the amount To their or hans or oihcr" se
be tering their condition. THIS il practical, aud VIII
relieve them AZ once Ia TIE mean tie iorIaer eui-
plovors should take them TO service, IeaaiGl Of
mob clanor Ihos- who cannot spar money should
contribute cloiliug Clothing should be sept 10 'hc
Office Of Abraham Benl, No. ~ Centre street, cor
ner Of Chambers street. AL money donations ane
collections should he forwarded t. Johnal'an Sur
se,, Treasurer Of tho fluid. No. - Front street.
Give no contributions TO strangers, as they are gen
orally dishonest and make IA regular profession VI
collecting funds for ibensslv,s whenever TN event
like he present arouses tho sympahie' o! he gan
erOus public. jobs IL. h.fsfE
2 ~, Eib.- HogS@
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The Wind-storm-Frigbtf Accident LA
IwcuIy second street.

The wind yesterday morning war from the South
West, and 81 one time blew with great violence
II moderated in the course Of the afternoon
During the strongest Of the wind The numerous men
of-wsr vessels dragged their anchors for a shor
time, bul b. giving out CHAM housing tho topmssts
aud sending down the yards they held on. The
United States steamer Honduras WIZ the only ex.
cepton, she came side on to the Battery enlarge.
men, and war pulled of by four stean.,ugs
Profes.or Halls baths suffered some hat from the
action OF the sea. One Of them sank and partly
to pieoes tho bridge leading from the Battery
to the baths was carried away. Some slight collisions
also occurred in Tie North River but nothing of con-
sequence, as we have yet learned.
AZ will be remembered the Eighteenth Ward
Staion.U House was burned by the mob the night
Of the 18th iDs;. The station war lOcatedn Twenty
second street, between First and Second avenues,
and some three weeks ago i's vaults bad been
slowed with sc luns oil col. a snppy calculated 10
last ali through next Winter. Since The destruction
Of that building men, women, aud children have
daily been in aud about the ruins III large numbers
hunting for coal, wood and everything else which
they could carry away.
Yesterday afternoon, whilc the wind was blowing
gale, one Of the walls Of The Sla'iOn-HonBe build
ing which had been LEFT standing iel ia, with ii
Tremendous crash, aud buried several women and
children beneath the rufus. The scene that fol-
lowed amost defer description. Frantic notherr
in search OF their children and children searching
for their parents, were mining 10 and fro, giving
utterauce to the most nppnzing sireks and groans,
seizing every person within tber reach and calling
on them forh help. Detective MrDoug,il, being near
az the tine, soon Aad gang Of l.borers Al work
removing the Iubbish, and rearchng or those known
10 DO buried beneath the runs. A little girl about
ten years OF age was subsequently taken out, very
much bruised, and conveyed home by her mother
The work Of removing The rubbish was vigorously
prosecuted and Doubtless continued through the
night. Several children are thought TO have been
killed.
The police continued their search vigorously, and
in few hours suecee 5ed ~ getting out si1 children,
all Of .:hom were taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
Their aaIQes were:
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STEVENS AT Getty.burg on Sunday, July 5. from a
wound rsosv cd ths battle lh,t plsce on The Let 49,
Liert Col Geo. II. seven, I'd Wisconsin Regiment son
Of tho late John Stevens Of this city.
Hi, inferred in the Evergreen Cemstsdy ss
Gettysburg.
SUTTONOn Monday. July 10 OF cholera nfsptum. after
illness Of sevenesD boors Pauline twin daughter OF
EffiBgham Il. aud Mary l.. Sutton, aged 10 months
he relatives and friends the faulty are psctiuy invited
to attend the NO Eos. street
Wedp,-dsy I'D, q, 81 withou, further nv alton
THURsTON-On Saturday. July 49, at Washington Hospt
Gettysburg. Of wound. received a. the battle Of 0ety
burs on Wednesday July T. 1863 Robert Z. Tbur.tou
anembsr Of Company H. lisb Regiment. NswYort State
Militia
Notice Of the funeral will be given hereafter.
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Severe Storm interruption OF Travel.

ALBAsg, Tuesday. July 81, 1899.
a severe rain storm prevailed here for several
hours this morning. which extended Wet and
South. Castieton bridge, some II mites below the
city. was washed away. The Hudson River Rail-
road train, which left here 1T O'Clock would have
been destroyed, but for a timely signal from the
Residents near thst point. The tr1in, which was
no stopped ino'nent too 5000, brought Tue passen.
gers back TO this city.
a serious break in the canal at Mount Morris i,
reported another at Sprakers and the gates Of the
Fort PLATO, Csnsjoharie and Spraker's basin have
gone out.
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Prem the PnriGc Censt.


TIE British ship Abenarlo from Liverpool DO
cerrbar u for San Frsncisco v-s driveu ashors A.
Mnzsiian on tie 9th Of June. The ch'ei maze AID
four sailors were drowned.
A lar trade is being done and large quantities o.:
aoots are going into the interior. OF provisions
Der, Il sen, rally light snpply. Salcs OF barlaps
within the week are ABOUT lSJ,oOO yards, ineudin.'
All In tie hands Of Importer qaoisbIe al lot iio
cof-c 3Oc. Cruz ed sngsr iiie. Batter 2'e. ba'
con 10.
Tie d.ilsge BY tho oavius Of The oPhyr mine !,
10; ssnogs aud Tie usual amount o. treasure VIA
probabiy be saAen oai within fortnight.
ssn.s $50 Ea E,s.'a. c..--o
kh.pNaTy Osdca sullrd ioi Liverpool, with =, ou
s.eks u Wheat, beln- she fsfrsinf.r Of lat year
surplus crop. 1h.s year. crop vii furnish about
Tie sare amount Tor ssTorts 20 lat years Prcc Of
new wh.ai q 53Ssl G. & loo ID.
III, IL, i4Roo. star Of Tie I'M, says. Weaver p
Pro.ecimg 3, na!iii"" 80 To- g.. .D:~sr Tntu'
tarie, had returned reporting tie dsoo'ep OF m
immense auri;erDus region.
The Goidea Or6 ju.t published st I.e,.!son. Idaho.
says gold hAa been discovered in seyeus eoun,y
the i9ih parallel suoh quantities thai rev excite
ment for northern miners may 10 looked for shortly
sls Fr,scisco. Sunday. JOY -, lgt'. 4.
City Of Mexico dates via Acakllr', TO the Jet
have been received.
SAs FRisclsoo, July 20.
Advice, through Mexican sources state that oney
actually attempting 10 recruit MeIcans Tor bis
army, without meeting much success.
In Il proclamation lie promises the MeIieans q
stable Of government, which shall regard the obli-
gntons 10 foreign nations; not perni. oppressive
taxation or forced loans. The press can have
reasonable freedom, bu. not license.
After two warnings any newspaper committing
tie third ofiense thall be suspended. Bngandage
that plague Of Mexico thsll be no longer permitted
Courts must 10 reorgsnized incompatible
thsi, No more deeisions .hal be sold " the high.
est bidder.
The Catholic religion shall be projected. banished
bishops recalled, Indians and laboren sballno longer
be dragged into the army.
The Mexican army was broken into many deisch.
msns, and was lowering around the City OF Mexico.
Or;ega, who the French say violated his parole,
after the capture Puebla and escaped together with
his chief officers. commands the Mexican troops
between New Luis Pstosi and The city.
Gen hsgfe.ta las been appointed late command
Of the Mexican troops in the State Of Puebl having
1900 Cavalry.
lie was operating to destroy communication be-
tween Mexico and Vera Cruz
No English French cruisers han arrived al
Mexico from Vera Cruz within thirty days.
ATnyed steamer Constitution, rom Panama chip Stars
SIipss fIoin Boston
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Travellers Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River kk.. 81 "eren-
ST. 10 a H.. aud q, g. and . 49, sladsy - m.
To Albany Nv iisilea Ar 2ih-,t. ID fth-ey IU.a III
10 Boston. by neW-fondon line. Fer ~ n
r.. stouinsio on lie, Pier 40. -. X. ann Fall
kS-i line. fisf .. n. r.. daily Snodayses
c-Fe1i's - -. ~ "
To Boston. by kew-iigvcn RI. VIA spnnF
feld ltf-., aid sft-sy ......s m and ~ and o
To fo-top, % new-lity7n RR ?,th-st snd
sh-tv via Shore line ~. and D. m Sunday 3p m
10 bunaO. b. ..f.e IN ioot oil Chsmhsr. .
~ III " w
ofCoaaisnl IT. H. ~ Sunday. u p N.
10 fhnsdsi this ~ Camdsa AID A"o'y
Ea'fasl. Pier % H. H. foot 81 bsiclaS-st g. m y IN
10 Washington. Dy H-~-j-I.-T kN.1. iOsm.
1id q, m foot al CopItAsdi a.; sun-a1 =, M
10 the hr.t by Contra, Railroad Of Nr~'
jersey. i,ot O. Goa. .sndt-st. end y .. N.
u ana y VI"
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PRESENTATIONS At Tnr 7Tu RrcimrHr AnNoRr.
The members Of the 9Th Company q tho I'll Regiment.
~ y !. o. made presentation to their Captain Wiisn
II Hblot last night Of silver pitcher two goilst aud
ssve Handsomely chased The Iesimsns coat Of arms wa
engraved upon each piece together with the initials OF The
recipient The Pitcher bore this inscription: Token Of
E.oen Capt H. blet from lie Msn Of the a!h Company
III Regiment, n. Y 3 n o. 57th AnnvenATy, JuHe 2sin
1862 The presentation to have been made In June bot
postponed seeoun Of tho absence Of tho Regiment
After the formsiss Of the presentation were ended the
Guard parook Of supper In their large drIoon up Stars
spssche. and made by the LentCoonel
Captains and other officers OF the Regiment. Cs Lsner
Wss detained susv Ls sickness
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Ngw-EsGLAsD TnooPs.-The 18th Rhode Island
Regiment, Col. George II. Browne, arrived here
yesterday morning from Cincinnati. After being
quartered at the Battery, where their comfort wan
attended 10 by Col. Almy, they were furnished
transportation by lin on the steamer Commodore.
and leil for Providence at one o'clock II. m.
Tie 9th Connecticut Regiment, Col. Doswek,
aso arrived here la-: evening from Washington.
They have been provided Tor by Col Amy al the
battery barracks, and viii leave FOR New.Haven in
tie s2 o'clock train on Wednesday morning Both
tho above regiments were nine months men; the
former having been IN Gen. Burnside Corps
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Malls Clos. nj rhe Post.Orlce

For Great Britain ana he Continent b. sIeamer
Bo5u.sa Saiurdsy July 25................. lol a m.
For EuTope by steamer Jurs, Thu Sdsy. July 25. 70
Ior south Pucs'c and Central America, By steamer
North Star. hufsiey, July 23......::........ lOi m
For Cuba aud the Wes, lnd-s, Wis Havana by
steamer Etgle Wedpe.day yuly ~ ........... p IN.
For ew-Orrsns by steamer Locust Point, Thur
day, July p. ~
ov.risad via st. Joseph mo.....5 s. IA. and ~ p.
Noth-Alhsuv R.F.lo and Cansd,s .3 m. aid - y.
NORTH ard West Nsy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. m.
H-.t,rn Mai vi. Erie Kailru,l...3 H. m end a y.
southern and soub.We,t.rp Malls m - aud 10 y
tbttih 'iAl. n. H. eSA - y -
BedioIo EewyorI aud Fail RiVer............ y N
Inc Lcnz leland Msl closes at 3 g. IN. and r. H.
sunday Mas. On SUNDAY al ui,ils close al i. y M
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Marine Disasters.

IT. ATLANTIC CRY Tus.asy, July n. 1853
Ane psSssn ss1S-1heei steamer ST. John sank ibil
,nnoIn'hRl I'VE miles L. :. r.. OF this place. Two
O0a's ''ii VI men left her before SIZE went down.
M nj. ,FhiLADELPHiA yas.5sy, J0ly 81, 1868.
me British brig George Crum. from Sagua, ar
tiyed To-Day, wiln the captain and crew Of the
senooner inoin, from New-iOrk. for Greyiown,
long. ID. ''"' '~'' '''-''
DE nds-wheel steamer 81. John drifted some
miles up the coast AID sunk at halCpas, o'clock
1sis morning four miles l.. S. L. Of Atlantic CIV.
boats ieis her short tIlne before she sunk.
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John Kennedy, about 10 years o, dead
Tnrrncn Rnslsn xnunS man abou 20 year old, Worker

John Kennedy about 70 yesI Old, dead
Terence oysu young man, shout 70 years old, WORKER
In boo,--kirt factory. desi. $50 -,
CbsrIs McCsrty IL ye. old who lived at the corner OF
2Jds sud 2dsv night leg broken and very badly injured In
the read.
Fila o. BIen 10 years old Hred al 20 Tventyhr street,
betwerr First ard second Left broken mead
badly cut ~.
Frsncs Kellehs, lived Seventeenth street near fuss
avenue 10 ye-rs old Terrible Injuries Of face aud head
1t is said that another body has besn recovered
that las not been identified, and tbs; there are q
number Of otberr under the ruins. some OF tho
police think the whole number injured is about
II or IA,
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Apiuius Of tho Mob.

To n. reitor 81 The n. L. 1risvAs
SlR: know no; that any further proof ia needed
q tho ,y7.hy Of the mob vs,h the Ers. Rebellion yss
III NV. you other act was tod ~ aVsfJ respect
sbis AID Guwofhy t.n,susu whose name you lave ~hh
the opposite rsss ths; us con- any o. ih@ o'"
~sre paans from Twenty hh stsst 'ero" Madison 'l''
sw.ans ard nnunshsg their esh fs heard the r., TON
.nots th.m "Huu.h for JEFF. DAVE. Iur,h fot General
Mcclellan, That's -hsrs TIE msiisI =" A CITIZEN
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Dnsne5s Houtcs.

"Cnm pRIN TEETmsC. The Mo.-er finds
ft u friena in Mr.. WIssioys Soothing syrug, prTr-'iy
reliable and i,rmle.a II relieve. tbs child from faln enfs'
dy..nef aud arrhs. resv-. srpns IL, oosss cures
M coc by s,sa rs.f and health 20 the child Il gives
rec; 70 the mo.Lef. . coats . 5ltt.c.
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nAHRIg. ID.

PHILLiPs-HEATn-On Aonisy July al. by the Rev.
Bsnesn DaDbsr Mr. John ghips 10 Mics Cathsrine L.
HeAih al Of this city.
SNELLE-ALLEk-At Asbury NJ T.. Chapel, Mount Pleas
AIT lows Sunday, July a. IL O'clock by tn. Rev
Geo. J0ss,!yn ID. ID Low Sue- esq Of the above city
and M., LLyiIa D. A en-. loInrIly d Ando,eI. w
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CHRONIC CArARRH cURED
OFFICE,
No. SIG Broadway.
NEAR llIH-oT.
IONE.
Ladina Wafa

MlIHE.
Iodine Water
Is TIE most imporsss. discovery Of modern Chemistry sal
/, inpo.b.s to oyof-ssas is iaae-ocs rsnsiia
,sea. Tod ne h,s been considered the o. us.fal sf:s
in Ma,s-is M.ses aud many Of the mos. scientific .Dl
practical chemists and 5hysesas have ays.,i.sis5 =. e.
feet. apou tie Human system. u pronounce set spsa
tie
HEART
DIGESTIVE oEoAYs as6 taaEsaNDuLAs
System.
sad 20 have great contr err
s'~nOPULOuS AFFECTIONS,
NOW a,.neus the AID ability which have been de-
voted to is Investigation. renamed ainss, ussle. pnu
D. Henry Aale.. physician aad chemist olthi' City ssr
-.is1; l,5 u aud experiment discovered cAsni al
process. which enable
PURE IODINE IN PURE T."ER =
without, solvent This considered impossible by hs 5eis,'
tss World .,ssed by certificates, 0, aaayss from Dr. j.
X Chiffon Of th city aud Pref Boelh L. 5 Mat Phi,s-
d, phis Tho importance Of this discovery "" 50 highly
appreciated by taS !acay that va Paea'hsd IN 'hs -d
Ca JVuEuss aud It. use feeoHeedsdt 10 Ps,ettione iss
American A-dea. @Oath.y" July 6. .s'5 page ~
Thi. valuable Medicine now sYsa1e to Inc paec log
Cancel Hear. Liver and hidaey Disease. Rheumatism.
NosI-sa nervous Affections. emsle WsAfoesse py'y-p
Syphilis aud the only iemedy for the successful eiadcs
ton Il Msreuria! Disease .,o,,,c
II, operation is eviocsd by sh.niDg the digestive
and Increasing the appetite In case. OF Dy'p.P.a Enac.
ZION and DEBILITY 81 increased nutrition Of the lody Is tho
result OF IN. spoymsnt Of Iodine. The P.tieat rscovss
color hitasrto pale relaxed sGi sobe, ~
bec om-s tall stI9ns ard Gorsd
Full directions scco mpany each bottle.
TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE
Pic. = | per bottle - psr half.doasn.
Sold by Drusgs:s sent by Express receipt Of price
AL consultations ffss-
DR.. Il ANDERS K CO.,
Physicfsns and Chemists
Ne "a Broadway, Nsw-York I
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AmbrosIa 10 . S;lmuiains oly EIsrscy Of Roots.
B.TAs aud Herbs IL will al dsea-es OF the scalp
itonius Of the head, entirely osdcA:es dsSdrui pre-
vents tho hs from falling tuning pFsrs1aTsy gray
causes grow thick and long Be~Ge OF limitations None
genuine bat Dr.. Sssrlrgs
CsRrUTcArE.
This certify that about 10 months sgo ccmuienceo
using sTERLlNG'S AMBRo5lA Ny hsir Was shon thin.
ors,or: ke without receiving bensa Soon sss using
IN. Am brosia my ceased falling cut and commcnoed
srovus 90 rapidly to ssonh Now my hair 'hieh.
s end so.y and dvs fec and fonr inches In lengthy
s,huts solely to ths use OF sIERLING5 AMBkOsiA -
SING. have comsnesd usins have applied nothing else
to my hair. MhS Ivy a p p..
REwARE 0F INVITATIONS.
BEWARE OF lMITATiONS-
NONE GENUINE But DIR. 4 IT, sslTEERsIiN1S z.
NONE GENUINE BUT DIR Il H. srERLlNr6
Put up ~ . box containing tive bottles rhee' ~h
'' " Df. H. H. STERLING Sole prop5etor
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TREASURY DEPAersxsr, July l. lsoa

TREASURY DEPAarsKSr, July L. isos
General ReguIatiOns.-ro ColleeIors OF Cas'osrhs.
No ,esse.s other than steamers and packets -
engaged in regular hues IN the employ 81 the
Navy, will be allow ed " leave port between 'N' "'~
sunset and sunrise, until further ordsrs q, .. .. Al.
All vessels entering port will forthwi,n ,spo.s s "
revenue cutter or guasas before piocssank W
Collectors will give pubno notice OF IN. Iesuon IN.
Issue the necessary instuons for Its sfe'
(Sxasdl s. r. CHASE. Secretary Of he X1esssU'
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The Alricn

HsLfyAr n Tuesday. July 81 1863
The steamship Africa sailed at 1 O'Clock this
morning for BosiOD, where sbe will BIZ due on
IhuTrdsy morning. Weather stormy.
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Entersniumenus. w I, July ~.

NlbLVS OARDEN-The Dukes Motto
WINTER GARDEN Leah the Fcr,ooi. Regular Fix
BhRNUNS MtiaEUM-S-nforP- Ethiopian Opera Troupe
sfernsen and evening, Denier Brothers.
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The Grxessnberg Vegetable Pills.
no WuII.n.sr, NswfosK,

A.. ,h. h.., In ,hs world for family aud for
ispfox.rloy-I os,TfPArIoS-HxApA cHE-NERyousSs
--BIroussKss -fIsAKrBrRS-AcIpirf - NAusKA-f LArv-
,xxrx W,Sr os APPETITE - DIsPkPSIA-LIykx Corr
YIAsr-GglPISGs-FKvERs ., .
I'm. ,as.saH ieare The b0rsis ia eOn,hpals4
.s,f,es Ike Grassaesrg Ps rig BE- found p.<Issss
PIC. J5 cent. per boz On the receipt Of dollar
four boxes via DO ,eas by mall free OF postage to any para
r,- All orders for Grsef.nbey medicines should be sd
dressed to J. y. BklhGE NJ. d.. RsdsHs Physician GseV
S,,o is,ftrfe 1870 " l.sra-st., Nsw-York. -
Dy Byicss ci eonsus Ssa pasnis a. above fro" 10
a. - fJ1 ~.
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Radway's Ready Relief
ane our late Comptroller.
ROBERT I. HAWS.

Mr. Hsw. ussd cay that he nsrsE without bottle Of
Rsl by his bedside. sad the taIpsyer OF hs~fof mu"
Omen lis ourselves. have sssn bottle OF thi' Hedicns
.,andss Oh his table in the Comptrssrs 0r1ee Hs W."
Liable 10 sudlsa attacks Of fash 81 blood TO the head wen
% sfecisd hs would ., swallow dose o. the hes'
battle his bead H. ssa .nue ia ,Eons odor IS re'!oa
tive 7, never fsisd 10 rslisvs him.
II the reader Of thi. should suffering from
stroke ne will observe how The head and hands be-
conn cold though tie day msy be 'aty hol Lot him in'
,,-;r ua fss battle " Rad-sys Relief battle with II h,
M hanl. f,s ssa leg o!,hs 'aeser. hsA the iaess
fo 10 suspended IN ,he er,r,mids' bis brain con-
,.d hi. hear, Amos, Iar.yfe3 AZ the circulation 'a'
pended.
Evan whsa The p,,lss, has Loaf eOoscoasnes this treat
al. ~ revive him. II he Only be soi to tSrs dose
, dee Of hi. elixir h. ia cersin 20 live make hss's IN
a.. ea... for mioutss iueas the scslss Of hs RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF eqa.s,s the ci'cal,sion' and
quickly al complaints Of The bowel, AID .Omseh The
e. F.rnch physician RaspAl ,sl 1t was The r,'' reliable
,aiein, snowu 10 toe wehd Requiring iEimsta-
.,a.,aO. kApwAY Co,
No 81 M,iscn i.-s
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MAYA ORDERS.

Commander Corbini Sc been ordered to the Naval
Academy, u Conn., sndan! OF Midshipmeu. Capt.
hesnctbon Smith mas been ordered 10 the COMMAND
Of tie iron-cad steamer ODondags. Lieut.. Com.
nsanacr c. II. Greene has been detached from the
ssngamon. and ordered 10 the command Of tho Vim.
csnIes
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Arrival OF tbe NOya-ScOt;an.
r CARE RACE. Mcrd.y. Juiv 2o Iaf4
:, Tue steamer Noya.Sc0tian has been lnte,e.pieJ
News anticipated.
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Bathing Suits,

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
A large s,s-Ein.ni In
PLAIN AND FANCY FLASNELS.
DEVLIN & Co.,
BROADWAY. COR. GRAND.5T
BROADWAY. COR. wARRESST.