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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
- ~ Sci Fr.ncI.eo lInlIst.n. I'D ulL

From The san francisco bnuttni t'ih ui-
The election Yesterday went of a. quietly IA
n.nai-the People gaining. IL their habit. noble
Union victory. The total vote casi yesterday was
limo That's 81 les ihsn the vote OF May 1893 ard
20 Iess than that Of ls62 Certainly the population Of
tie city Is growing though H. vote decreases This
proves that the people coming 70 taxe victory for
granted General apathy u tle rnrn! san FrAnchco
has uosi o. aiead-Gpatiy OF tie part - her pcope
On the City and County ticket every nominee ~ the
People vAs elected. OF tue SUPERVISOR The People
,,cied al their nominees excep. In Tie l lid. aud
Kin Districts where Independent candidates best the
regulaTs H. peEsOa on the regular tcp-
pelhead ticket elocted except hr judge o. EecuoD-
Of which the law ii-o ref nie. 10 Dr o. tle oPp
ion Iaity There two judges " be eSctet AHays
eoch district yet but one can b voted for oy e
yo.eI. Hence, except where lndcisndeni or iSv
trkrs urre run Comprehend necsffarlT htccnfi ole
OF tho judges of Elsoton The following Is s,i OF he
officers elected YESTERDAY cEcL Delegated according 10
The ticket % which be ran:
city and CosntJ Anefnsy, H. s.'lis" =; A9siof. n
Che, Il story. =. shsrs, Herr I psr', ous@nn''n-
~ Pruns.,s y sa2-r,i.ass- District A H. 1lloouih
nd Dr. lsase RoTsl h. va, D. A'ie,U = i.,l, CL..
l. school Dii.osof.-si l. b A,sne r nd Df W Aysf'
r Nih Or W. A. Gfovrr, + Flh ot-s H. lrsyt
~ q B.dt,i ?. Win. n S1sPSaft, 4. IAA' s. b.
/ III psoa. p. Xih " Lyn'h r.
Tho rrsuit II Iust about What anticipated whom
/ TIE BslIsis went % press on tuesday Tie Union
p.ple Of san francisoo ARE IN an immense nagoriIJ
and when they wake up ~ any Of the nees.y ~
action they are sure Of victory Tie Independent
lidaies far Supervisors In The It, lid. and KIN
Dstricts could Only hAFe boeA elected by goo Uuoh
men. TIE Union vote IN tie lti and Alth Di.iriets
Was sursingy large In the lid split In The Union
vote involved great ri-k since the Coppcrheod vote
there " scarcely than 10 seven Of TIE Union
vote On the vkoa the dny COVE glorious victory 70
t.lr unitod people. Tho reputation of tie city vas
beautifully maintained. II stands Tor smother year
and mss Il stand fUTeTerAn example a. .htef ciue.
old aud young. Of municipality controlled oy god
mon is offices occupied by honest clIlzens ia finances
economical managed. ts devotion u the Union man
ifUsl " every observer a It's curseh
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nn. Anann - first asserts that

nsteohenr Vice President Of the Southern Con.
c,derncy came 10 our lines year ago Offering terms
OF submission"
We might have let this impudent falsehOOd
osss unrebuked, as We have done with so many
{bousands from the same source slresdy, but
III. Arsws, embroidered by seeing the lie on
paper. proceeds to assert that
I'VE 600 tina. the Y. Y. TRIBUNE has the impotence
90 deny the powers Of lie HEesidens 10 Esien 70 any
terms of submission !"
The villain who coined that forgery proceeds
90 call The Nashville Press Z" the organ Of the
SOvai men Of Tennessee;' which il is exactly as
The Daily Ns,e, is tho organ Of the loyal men Of
Gsis State. Nothing calculated to damage GU,
Government and to Justify the Rebelsseems u
come amiss to The Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

Reduction Ia made In SCRIP iron from - to 81 per
tun; srcap lead from 10 &c. per ib.
Increase IL made IN duty on the following items:
Wooden cloths changed from 80 to 40 per coutum &C
valornm
Flannels from IA 10 % per centum.
Several classes Of cotton manufactures nom 10 70
per centum.
Flax or linen yarns Tor carpets from IS 70 20 per cen
tum.
Manufactures Of Sisal grass from 2s to 30 per sentum-
Span six from % N 40 per oentum.
China aud porcelain vyre from ~ To - per ceuium.
Guita perchs from IS to 40 per centum.
Meersohaum aud other pipes from 80 to 10 pr
ccnium. 80
Ieas. 10 per centnm ad vaorem In addition 10 ~
cents per pound. . "a
Wood screws, from CT to cents. and from 81 to Il
cents.
The first class in wools is extended 70 snch As are
wortA 10 instead Of ~ cents per pound. and fourth
class Is made with wool erceeling ~ cents per pouhd
Ut II cents per pound ard 10 per centum 81 Va"feW
The following items are added;
Salp-ler. ~ cents per pound.
Siryohnin0 80 salts. II cents per ponna.
Playing cards. % and 50 cent. tor dnerent s'yies
Platforms of hastings mohair &C.. for shoes and snp
peTs. 10 per ocut nd raioren. ~,
whiting and Paris White, lc. por pound Whiting
ground 10 oil 20. per pound
por square foot.
Oninm, Tor smoking. 100 per centum.
The change IN the tax cigars is as foovs: Cigars
Of all Kinds vHued ut si5 or less per LOU Is per
pound md ~ per ceutum al aloTen; valued ~ over
si5 and not over $40 per 600 81 rs per pound. and
" per cen.uln at yaorcm valued ~ over 80 and not
over SIS per Loco o. per pound. and 80 per entum al
vnlore valued over s45 par thousand 50 pr pound
and 60 per oentum al Vaiorom. provided that paper
cigars cigarettes including Wrapper, shnh DO SUD
jcct 10 the same duties imposed on cigars.
rev section requires the owner or colsignee
when he shall verify 20 the collector bis entry Of goods
Ia make addition 20 the cost IRss the same ~ the
market yalue and If the collectors nPpTlsemeut ex.
coe,ls BY two per the declared value duty OF
% Der centulu additional VIII he chafged.
Another section likes the value ~ imported gooof AZ
the valuation az the last port Of shipment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THP OVERLAND MAIL.

Mr.. ALLEY OF Massachusetts, from the Com
nttee on the post-Ofhce and Poet RoaAs, reported
tout resolution empowering the Postmaster General IN
bB discretion. 10 extend the mail contract Will The
present contractors commonly known as the Overland
Mall Company from the lot Of July at existing rates.
MI. Alley said that II considered beat Tor tue
Interest OF all parties that tie ounirac should be eI-
0ended year IN the present Of the currency
g. impossible 10 determine what the service may be
srurth. Tho Pustmnster General had advertised Tor
bids and the time expires TOMORROW Hence the In.
portance uf prompt action on The resolution.
Mr.. STEVENS In, Pa desired iit postponeneDt IN
order that II might be scertaned what the bids are.
Nr. SHANNON On Cnl) sold that while the mail ser.
vice from Salt Lake 10 Csii0fniRis vel performed the
osryice this eide is notorious iiGe ard outrage.
There ought 20 be more efficiency and responsibility.
Dir ALLEY rel He'd that what the gentleman (ShAn.
non) bad stated had nothing 70 do with the pending
roposion which provided for continuing tbs contract
ny for yoari whereas, II the contract under bid.
ding awarded fc four years the contractor might
obtain much larger sun. The passsge Of the resolu
dion would have saved Lnndieds Of thousands. II noi
millions " dollars 70 the Government
The TesOiutiOu VAS read twice, bot objection was
made 20 the third reading beoAase the b Lad lot boon
opRrossed Ii went % The SPEAKERS table.
TIE GOLD BILL PASSED.
TIE Uonss then recOnsiaeTed the vote By which re-
asrily The Senate Gold bill Laid upon TIE table
Nr FERNANDO woop Of Se~-York, asked unanimous
sonseHt 10 speak 10 minutes upon the subject
Mr.. SPAuLpnO OF Ohio objected
The House FIRST voted on tie anencn mt herstoicr
offered By Mr.. Davis II New York. namely;
q" Provided. moreover, that daring the operation o.
Shis act the laws Il trade AID grs'!lSuon be ard Tie
tsme hereby suspended"
This voted down amid mucb laughter.
Mr. HooEgs substitute for the first section oithe III
Sas then agreed 10.
q, The bill was then passed by-Yeus. 10, Nays. e.
CIVIL ExPEEsEs.
The House after the passage ~ the above BILL went
into Committee Of the Whole the bill making eppTV
kgstlons for certain civil expenses.
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NJ HRlErb.

Msudsyl June 6 at tie Anen-
,,r,,, Pr.byisran Church. BY tho Rev Dr. Se~el
s,ews ~ Lana r SANFORD dssghtcr u the Ais Ah'oo
SANFORD. go.
tie residenes o. her isihsf N Ban
~ssics Thursday nsy 20 BY the hshi re- % 49,
p, 20 j.us II. e. otter q = C. ninod s,9 o. tHss
civ ard srsnS1.nstssr q the lsie "usin "h''n o.
fooshierp-is- -,
ToXLYMAN-Ou MouSsy Jane r. At the r'.ienee OF ne
mids'. rDoth-r By the Rev H. o. Weston. az DJ0o L.
POS 70 Mss LIME Lymsn, al Of th'' e'1y
sOsgRTsOS-BRRTINE-A St scphen's Cha,cb, %
Ta.-,, Jurs IL 1914 Timothy T. Robertson 70 NAY 49,
i.a,Lt.r al Lodnsn Berilne. sss, al Of tbis ely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

HOTEL ARRIyALs-Major-Ge General Hqrbpt'
r. S A.tA Randall Horcr and Van oaniord' Ai0S
nv are al the St Nicholas Hotel c,..r..,
"'csn a e. Niyen Sullivan COuntyi Coz Alen ana
adv Saratoga, Lieut. Col. Mayo ana lazy faaAn.
n UamiIia lady and daughter, and his L. ooo''' s'e
& siSfton. lady and son Washington CAPT D.
Ia~lsr. Wiinington IN Lyman. Mas Capt. D. ~:
f;odtbvslt Salem ard Capt SAeedo Lima are ~ lh'
Gsn u Peasonton snd lady. philadelphia MAJOR
r. ~ IYon o. \ s.. are NJ the ifh-AIenue hoteL
Cant ~ CoTburt, r.. de hOrnlcs rams a ~
Conhenort Paris Capt Goldman. En.land- AID " H.
ToSt1s' 1ostou. are at the DreToort H0ase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

NBw-YORK HISTORICAL SociETY.-A large
meeting o.. Tie friends and members u the above So
osty We. held Last NIGHT IN the room, Of the sssccs
ton corner Of Eleventh street and Second avenue,
Frederick DeIeyster. PRECEDENT IN the chair. Mr.
Oesfrge Morse read communication With reference q
The missing journals Of SewYori state. collection Of
which he Ia, recently completed. and ~ which The FOL
owing paSsage VIII afford m eIrihnaiion' III II
hardly NECESSARY TO enlarge upon their valne a. CON
netnr for so 0ng prriod the principal rrcors o. one
~ the man hrunche. o. the Legislature OF eF'fork
Their peculiar historical imPran9e VIII not no iess
oreosted Ma view u the fc hft hey have nf rrhlu
~ been tupposed b. be rreifevAbly os ard no one o
ny later historians bas bad the opportunity 10 MAKE Us
~ them In uarrstng the events Of the peods 70 Nhca
,hsy relate" mOng these records are the enure lof
rais fr he year 1906 period OF uienbe interest," III
,,sIinaely fnlowlng the rppoal ~ The Stamp act.
The Serrtary an uonnoed thai ths library OF Col W
1erlnvnu President of the Massachusetts Histogi"a
society had been purchased by r Barlow OF ths cay
Who .l,o offered "a q giiI 10 the Socoiy ~ nom W
Flushing oak under which Geo. Fox proachsl fheh
this cOunirY. - =.
Augusta Schell reported. on behalf Of The Executive
CorfniItee In favor ~ the election - hi- membef
I.rof Josh Henry OF the Smithsonian Institute 5uIu
Tower. esq the Rev. ", II. Nelson u ana Low"
Pamela ESQ. who were elected accordingly
lie meeting then adjourned 10 Oct0ber netL IN pr
ossiod inssgurre straw berry festival IN the Io0n
down stairs
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FROM The Christian gfnc&
SIGHT RESTORED.


CONCERNING EYES AND OCULIsTS-
orb. ~. ssnso. hsi which ca. seeing Tho most I'm
potAn, and valued 10 proportion this sen.e fails u.s.
are reduced helpsssnss entirely dssi9!e Of sight,
bow .ic- would BE- progress, knowI'dss and how u
tied our sphere Of action and us,anos Endowed with I.
r.heA by ,h. asnis variety skOa nlvr TIA " sisrsOi
tho pBd and heart
To- several months past ,hs las been practical sssec' 70
IA An ipaamod condition q the cysids, communicating
l,sento the pupil rendered discharge Of daily dues no;
on, p.ins bot d.nsnoua A,tnbu,nsi II TO he eject Of
cold W, endured through tho Spring with the hops that
with tho return Of warn wsshs would oasrsy disappear
BIZ, n his doomed TO disappointment bumms TO
.aned bu pc OF wouied sight What shi bsvs been hs
re,n either Of further neglect Of cOnpeiOns cs;Gen
cannot ssy.
STATING our case 10 nend, he assured % thai similar
one ~ h OWL iaay bad recently bsra treated With entire
success w Dr. yon Es,aosrI Of Ills city Satisfying our
selves BY more particular inquiries that the Doctor no en-
miro bat scientific oou slra, concluded 10 sock
N. benefit Of hi. treatment which have new reason to
.osso~edss very goat Ihoush oW "" week enaeI
L care the appearance d sys' has totally changed The
pup, "a now tell and clear and tho ~. entirely se troR
isnnlm,o The Doctor say, that tho optic has been
veal ,nsd and the retns assumed chronic nhamusiory
state .so,rE more or s al the ether dssucs ard threaten
NJ n neglected. to end In AmsGrosI oPhthSmis we De
svs the Which Oeais,s sppy &c eyes effected
ou Having obtained the much de.ssd Tss' tsie sEvs
pes,ur. In acknowledging ,nssh,.dne TO the talent
Dr. Won E,nbss ard Of calling 70 the ssntou o. O,hsr'
who nay be suffering from siTiln condition
OF .y~ said Provsd~poa provides .ntdo,s
for very bsBs II IL certain that the ~. Vs. In Ibess ism-
satec trials thar formerly Let Be thans fnI
THAI that . the tssSsnci.s which ds-t ta'
sy.n vaoa the progress Of scsncs tsep' pace via hes'
tsnds0oiss. %, h savssss sf them
OFFICE. NJ SIe BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
From The journal Of Commerss.
ARRH Gu X T. d.

TEE CASE OF HUTcHIYos, THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR
There Published IN these columns few d,ys snee sb'
remEssbs cars Of Huiehlnss, the Lightning CLeuAiOr
80 wei known tia public during tho sny year, be en-
hbled Ia. wonderful ,hhmetic powers al Bsnum'' ha'e
u b. the celebrated ocab and Aurs Dr. Won Esenbers
Of hi, city HueLn Ia represented 10 have been AZ thu
pola. Of DEATH nd but for tho timely inieefsacs Of he
doctor would now be rssns In bis grave Thin rsrnsrsa
be eA.s and worthy the attention person, similarly afflicted
", think bet ia. to Dr. vos EssnbzrE TO cal puDh'
..lsutiono this There hnndods In the community
suffering tsora estIrh who Ike the Lgh,nz7 Cseasor
nro actually praying oI DEATH ready 10 ,ssep Of an,
thin, that promises relieve them from thek difiresssA ID
sueh ws would ssy ulhs with inexperienced nea Ia
eou. without unnece,ssFy delay Dr. Won E'en5srE Who
It es. has The honesty /, hs paiieou whether
within tis power 70 make them whole or n0s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

Tie Ctnoinnais Gazette has the following
good one, which We beg The Daily Nae' and
The Chicago Time, tn make note Of;
Observation-Disclosures are common Of the most
Affective separations Of family rclat0ns by this unnatu.
vs war Brothers, mud parents and children. are
Sound in the ranks Of the hostile armies. One Of the
snost touching cases this kind IL that Oh oftho Con
ederste President Jefferson Davis, who Is serving In
the National lie gunboat Carosdolct hgbt1nS
60 crush the Rebellion which his fathoT Is leader o.
The Davis Junior is the son Of Eliza late slave 10 The
patriarrhnl Davis. An officer Of the army Of Yicts
PuTg who bad heard Of the fact verified il from ELIAS
Hps How sharper thsn 9 Serpents tooth must be the
grief Of that parent whom urrelenng fate oompes 10
take sides against bis own sou IN war ioI freedom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
GaI,sher. Evening Exchange.
K.,,,,n,umsn,s This Day md Rvrsirs.
mo. 1874 FUN AvSErsl -,

o. - ~ fh-gler aed hE.s ~ sHnrrszf So aos"
~" ''1-' .,.5-raf. IA el1<r ee4HS 81 lAs paper.
lo.DxYy or ,U.Io-Sse.-d IoasrI
W.u.ox', TusGrKR- The hubchnacf.
W1sTsS 6.ppss-rhrice Ms,ri-d-f n Disvo''
N,a,a's t,Ahpss- lei peiuopio. 49,
n,ss,,, gs's.-,r Alsdain or Ths Wonderful Lamp
Bsa.uv., TnaArHn-Out American Cousin at hoa'ss
| BAaEUss MU.sUS-ho'sh Cs-'n~-Doo" :" VIZ
Mas hsiot Cashmsn
| Iruxo HAIL. slous Stfreopiicon
! "a EsaIevIy-IIelers Deaionisod PsrornsncsA
| Hoe. CnIrsI-iIo!maa Tsogpo-Bohopaisn Old,
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DEAF FINE = s g u X j. ID.
From The TribunN
EARS TO THE DEAF

Every nan and especially every ~omaD, believes 10 mo o.
her rA,ssan There are phOsophics iaaa. which bold 10
a. As.c, faith Anopa.hy Homeopathy or Hydropsfhy
CT seus other form Of scientific bus with the world al
.rss The belief nol In tho syaem, bat In be doet0 70
prciiyis this r@ssrds aunss ard oeshsA 1be
Osu,. Who has recovered b. ,st CT bis hearing that
the b-.aS could lave been restored to him By no other
practitioner than that particular BY whom bis eyes OF ear
~or. opened Dr. vcn Escnberr Ia among our best known
.drs he has no, lent ne ears brother prusonsf hsa
.. ard IN whose din therefore, believe above all Otbess
But We bear Of him from those who esteem hin not merely
surgeon bat a. benslacsor recent bs, bses
s,es 70 u for the ruihaness Of which vooch though
". can nam. no nAss The patient !ldy who bad been
deaf ou Infancy consequence Of Of The ailments
70 which children liable Lateriy re disssss bad taken
az acute form and The patient sabe,, TO usense suffering
The deainc. vas ropsy becoming complete and shs general
health sroairr down under tho physical eIhsa'on attendant
sr useless. and Dr. Won Eisenberg sailed In We need
no r,pc.. bis dis sDO. for that would be only list o, hard
name, 10 the tene reader bu. be detected al ssh, the
seat Of dIs, frat IN portion Of the cry,n'n then In
.no,hsr and with pus;ion 'thu hi' Insight wss
cui. b. renewed the csusea and she pho hosn lsnsy,
h.d head with dlGcsy and Isery hardly Ell, wa 70
o ed Art 10 perfect hearing and then 10 prees health Dr.
yo. Ei.abes, advertisement remind. Of I'll. sAO. sA
20 ,Hz briefly r,lG.s though no. at hi, soctsSs - him
Tia. 18th no. ears, hoax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
The Central Sanitary Fair.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, June H. 1864.
The receipts at the great Sanitary Fair now
amount TO nearly S. go 00o the cash receipts In the
building being over sis0OOo. Tho average daily at
tendance OF visitors is over 5000.
At 10 clock to night the vote on the Union silver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

wAsamoros. Tucsdsy, JTne "a 1854.
The Tariff bill Was reported " The Senate
Finance Committee TO-DAY. Tse rate ~ tAxsaoas ssos
ohsDgod liz lnoteased W nlost easoaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15

Of the expelled school officers, and II there are
.ny others that deserve to be placed by their
eide, it ia the duty of every good citizen to do
what ho can to bring them to Justice. Those
names are ss follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-15
Business Notlres.
IL CossUNPrIos AND ALL PULMONARY Com
PIAf1rl

IL CONSUMPTION AND ALL PULMONARY CON-
PLArsn
DR.. JkrsSs ErYHcroRisr viii afford immediate teaei oy
removing the difficulty Of Orssihns and causing 40 sa'y ca
pecoraon whereby all irritating and obs;r8csins matters arc
removed from the lans Having maintained IL. reputation Is
a. part. Of the word for over quarter Of century h con
Gdeny recommended tho be remedy sesIsd iOr the
d,eesss Il PROCESSES to eure
III o. Dr. D. JAIsE SOUS FizILI NEDIcisEs are sold
BY HAROLD RisLsT ToxPEIs,. No. III Chamber and
No Hudson sta, and by Drussss s--eraTy.
! A SgAsOsABLB HIST.-Who ever heard Of
Of Ksor being sunsfuct We do not infer
tina, h eessni and .yh suHHr HATs ceTain preyOn
against attacks but do insist lhs. those who are
sensible enough appreciate the attractions Of KSoxs Hat
store No 22 Brosdvsy have the necessary brains 70 oscaps
Danger and pas. through the Summer scsthes Al least
that Is our experience.
! NERVOUS and VIRULEsT DISEASES and Phys
WEAEssas, .r,ins from specific Csqses-uew AID te
hab- lIelmsutn Reports Of the Howard A'oeiion sent
sKiLs I0uGnTos, Howard Association, No boCth Whist
PhisdsPh s, Ia
The ARM AND LEG (PALMER's PATEST) sup
pied ioI solder. BY The inventor o. tEaSE fiLsES s.,
nu'',.. Phls By order ofiAe scseros .0AstA.t
! WHEELER s WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lob Stitch SEWING Ms'niSts No. g. bio-dssy.
SECONDHAND SAFES FOB SALE, cheap for
! C,sh. Al No llo Aald-n.isns
LApfgs' LrGHr .COLOREB CATERS,
At UEE DoLL.s PAIR 80,
ClsrnstL Ne 90 Bro.igsy be.wpen iith and i2,h','
TRussgs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SusPESsoBY
R.~n,eFs SuYPorTPRs dc.-NsRsH cos Radical Ours
Trus. Odos only at NO 'e'sy .L L.Sy strnd.n..
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
Carte. d, Vl.iis pei doz,n. DuPicsis' ~ A. nef
ffsv,s rrrrrsd X. A Lrvu No. l3!Oh'il.n- ., y. !.
SWING MACHINES TO RESr
And for sale-fs~.
Y W wtcxrs jr zS6 bfoairsy cot Rroo-ne'' ~ ialr'
ARTIYIciAL LIMBS by T.. ID. llUDsOs, NJ. d.,
y.- YoI A,orrise, Clinton Hall MP 'Air' L = 'o'Ai."
,rd marines lun.nra Siaous c4fTr ~ order OF egs'~
Ga Hammond o. :. A., ard surgeon Nhesn U. :. y.
DyrTrsit TABLETS for indigestion, Heart
hr, a. r,rn.,s6 b, o. WKLLIso. No s7l Broadway
Aeor orpos hslrcpoitsn bo,eL toe iof se " A.
DrurI'' fiios, 80 esus. p-s BoI. -
II vou want to know, &c, read
MEDICAL Cogpos SANS,
kook IN e.rgus people and good toef isf WY
co. rrics : "a To b- had A. Al nsw' iefpA Ioneu'
t.b!si ND nes. Addfess o,rv
ALL Fnsr-cLAss SEwws-MAeHiSE
Fon sALs isp TO ~
rhr,s doom below brooins't
ParCgYIoss HAIR DyB.-Ihe best 10 the
-s-A Perfect nsiur.l .i,bs h.u.", and in'.HiAneea'
/ IN -s,- H.. fenuirs 10 signed WILLIE a hAlShh@"~
tod ~ az DTusrs. f,1,ofy nc 81 broi'f-
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A married couple travelling in England re-
gently he'd the following dialogue: my duar. He You
comfortable In that corners" Quite thank you my
"Quite sure love" Ind 40 cold air from the rndsw
by your carr Quite certain. darling" "Then, my
dear. Au change places with you"
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5pttial Noilfcs.

Lincoln and johnson.
rAIlF ICA + % NJ L 10
cysTRAL UNION LISCJLG CAMPAIGN CLUB
Ofths City Of NewYoit.
COOPER iSsTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY, JUSr lah, stsp. M
THE HON HENRY J. RAYMOND
WI rvpor from The
NATIONAL UNION CONN RETiON
kddr..--. Ill b~ delivered b,
THE HON HORACE MAfhARD
% Tennessee
EX-GOVERNOR WRIGHT
Of IpdiUns ais Miuirer 10 Berlin,
and Hon r. w. SUMNER Of TnILA
william IT, sEWARD
IL. 1r PrrdeD, Of tina Club Hsorahly 10 red1est
~ ,I, hnn TO b. present
ma names vii b. Anrnnnosd a. frrponsos reoevrd
Man, oftbs d.tu osstors 81 the county
been invited .
CHARLES g. SPENCER, Prevdrus
John NJ COSTA. Chsrmsn Of Executive CemudglvN
hrt.sc .So,ss Sssrrtarie.
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The vote ou the e. so sword m 10 O'Clock stood
Hanoock LIZ; Meade. 49, Mcclellan l35; Grant.
81 scattering, 53-1otal 2I5s.
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Free Lecture,
By the Rev W H. BOOtE.
WARRINGTON HALL corner Of l6th- ct and 0ChNs.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June IS, at O'Clock.
"a 4 PARkR, Chairman lectcre Csminitte<,
XVlh Wsrd Union Csup.4n clqb>
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IMPAIRED SIGHT.
NOISES In THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL FFECTIONs IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRII.
CATARRH OF THE TYMpANIC
MUCOUS MEMBRANE,
OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUs-
TAOHIAN TUBE.
CURED.
CROSSEYE STRAIGHTENED
IN ONE MINUTE.
and every dseas Of the Eye or Ear requiring either usde
OF surgical cid stendeits
DIP. Won EISENBERd.
Aacr Of "suIcL and Practical Observations on The DID
sssss Of the Es, With tho New nods Of TosinssL" a bis
No. SIG BROADWAY.
OPINIONS OF THE NETWORK PRESS
From The journal Of Commeres.
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AdVsdsementl
"HAUNTgD HgARTs" is the name OF the new
novel just published ~ the author Of 1.-THE Lamp
lighter Of which nenry 100 600 we're sold 20 ms eoah
taneousy with its appearance IN America. az - ~
go.d-aboVt lour times the price asked here for It.
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Bathing Suits

Bathing Suits
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEVLIN & CO.,
BEoADvsY, ooRssK GR4sosr.
BRokDwAr, coRssE WAESsssx
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fAdver,semenL
DOTY's CLOTHES WASHERS are warranted 70
Labor and Clothes HsGdasaTsrs Jass r'f'0Sss W
No. 10 Beekman-st, Ny.