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COIoszL ORLANDO II. MORRIS, srxTy-eIyrg NEW
YORK VETERAN yoLUSrgeRs.
This gallant officer s among those reported killed be.
fore Richmond last Friday Whom the rebellion broke
Colonel Morris promising young lawyer OF this
CITY. lie took great interest in military AFFAIRS and
sisted the ANIMATION OF the Sixty sixth New York
Volunteers, and was commissioned ITS MAJOR in Nsvsm
1851 He served such throughout the Pennsulsr
csmpa gD Colonel Pncxney having resigned lust before
The brst battle Of Fredericksburg and the Lieutenant
Colonel thu) being killed IN that action, MAJOR Morris
promoted 10 the coouelcy. lie led bic regiment in
the battle or Chancellorsve, and at Gettysburg was
wounded while bearing aio,t the colors Az the recent
Metropolitan Fair In this city the Coouei presented
with sword valued at I've hundred dollars. When the
present campaign commenced he rccruit,ng ser
vice, but, without waiting 10 be relieved, Immediately
proceeded 10 DIN his regiment At the front The Sixty
sixth attached 10 Iancocks CORPS aud has been
spcuous in the late terrific battles under Grant and In the
attack which resulted In The capture ~ General Johnson
and his division. Colonel Morris Of General
VIM L.. Morris, and . brave and high minded Chris.
tan soldier and rent cman.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Evacuation OF Marietta.

lFrorn the Atlanta Confedcracy. May -
Tho order t. stores, &c from Marietta,
which has given little alarm to citizens is
sued because OF the possibility o that place bong tempo
rarity uncovered by our army while manpuvreng, and
because any existing intention 10 bring the army
lines nearer Atlanta This Ia derived from unquestiona
bic official sources, and may be depended upon.
The army Is IN motion-siowly rotrogading from the
rtownh calm pervadas II ike that OF the dgnlGcd
repose which rests upon the features Of the Commander
int hef The feieras will find II "still the breeze
but dreadful as the Storm
There for apprchensio, ot raids than hns
existed throughout tho campaRn Our posit,on ~
strengthened line OF commun,caton shortened
aud with the rics Our confidence In the
army and General Johnston increases with every
that campaign progresses and the peculiar n,ness of
present Commander tor tue position he noids
daily attes.cd by his admirabe skill coo discretion
lnd yaor.
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NEWS FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
Heavy Rebel Battery at Col mn bus, Ark
Steamers Fired Upon, &c.

Heavy Rebel Battery at Col nm us, Ark
Steamers Fired Upon, &c.
MKsPaus, June. q, 1884.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Arthur have Vicks
burg advicos TO the evening Of the LIST.
The Arthur fred into al Columbia. Ark. by bat
terry Of nine guns six ana twelve pounders Seventeen
shots took eject raking her fore and aft She also
riddied with musket bas two mies below tho battery.
Two men wore killed. and one severely wounded
Tho Louisville came up and engaged tho battery; bat
they took notice OF her. directing their are upon ths
Arthur until she out Of range Three Of tho Marine
brigade boats wore lying ths opposite Just below
the battery.
The steamers Henry orms and James O. Watson passed
down Immediately after the Arthur passed. received
the full nrs Of tho batteries but got by whou, being
disabled
rs reported that several thousand Infantry are sup
porting the battery.
General Candy Ia still a vcksburg engaged in
ganzing his forces.
General slocun's forces actively engaged Inland
brigadier General Macarthur and staf the Ar.
tnur, en- rolts to report to General McPherson.
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Count Joanpes VS.. John Clancy.
COURT or COMMON rIHAR--cHAMRKRa

Juys 6.Gsoygs JONES JoAw Ctancy.--ln this case
the defendant moved that iuasmuch the plaintiff vas
non resusut that he he compelled TO ale securities 20
abide the result OF the suit Judge OArdo7o decided the
motion In favor OF the defendant and rendered shs fol-
lowing opiniou:-
think the plantn must DO required TO Ale securities
for costs, as a nonresident. aware that he
swears that he has become q resident OF
this city, but bis amdavit, we'll as his
statement in open court before me, comedies
that at all events until recently he was resident of
boston, the state - Massachusetts think be ought
TO have shown, undcr these circumstances, whcs and
where he affected change OF residence 10 order that
Court, and not ne, may1determns whether he has. In
fact and 10 good faith become resident q this oity ard
his general oath TO that conclusion b not eAoush
Motion that The plaintiff die securities for costs ani
that his proceedings 10 ths aoien be stayed In the moan.
glme. be granted. With Slo csia W the 1sfe0dAss
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The Latest from General
Sherman.
The Rebels Discover 6her-
mans Attempt to Flank
Them and March OF.
General Thomas On the Direct
Road to Marietta,
&C.. &C.. &A

Secretary Stanton to Major General Dix
WASHINGTON June CT A. NJ.
Adsspatch from General Sherman, dated yesterday
afternoon june g. halfpast three O'Clock, at Aatoona
creek, states that tho enemy, discovering u moving
round his right aank abandoned his position last night
and marched of.
General MCPHERSON ia moving today for Ackwortl /,
General Thomas the direct Marietta road and Scho
field the right II has beeu rainrg hard for three
days and the roads heavy. An examination OF ths
enemys abandoned line OF works here shows immense
line OF works. which havs turned with less loss 20
selves than have inflicted upon tnsri
The army supplies or forage aud provisions ars amps
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
THE SECOND DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON Juno o-lo T. II.
To Major General DIX
despatch from General Sherman dated Twelve ococs
to-day, at Aclsworth, says-sI on the rail
road at Ackworth station and have full possession for
ward TO within six miles OF Marietta. All we'll"
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary OF war.
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News from Cniiforn1a.

SaS FRANCISCO, June 4, 1864.
The California end OF the Pacific railroad finish
al and in running order far thirty from
mcnto. workmcn are engaged the section OF
thirty miles
The National Freedmen's Relief Association have per
feccd their organization here. and contributions
coming n I, expected that 500 900 viii be realized
in this city.
can ports with s!fs,o ia specie. and 5o2 sacks Of
silver ore.
Trade or all kinds has been duh during tho past ueek
Mining stocks lower than ever.
An armed party has been fitted out In Humbold.
minng county ts hunt aud punish band OF Indian
nr,r6ercrs
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Mr.. w. r. @. shanks' Despatch.


IoUsvuLs, Ky. June 6. 1864
Tho msny reports to the eec. that General Sherman
R south OF Marietta, which have reached you, are all
without foundaton His headquarters this morning
Ackworth, Ca, six miles south OF Aatooua, on the
railroad and about twelve miles from Marietta The line
of the army the railroad seven miles from Mari
etta, where the enemy Is posted and We hold the ap
prcaches from the north TO Marietta. The limo is at
point further than seven miles from the town
The Aatoona passes were turned successfully, though
after extensive skirmisnng along the whole line. The
operations OF HankiDs the gaps ended with the battle Of
May %, at Dallas OF which you have had details and
resulted changing front and forming life at Aatoo
ns Hooksrs and Howards corps, and Johnsons division
OF i'almer's, engaged in the heavy skirmshng
which accompanied these movemens. and ai lost heav.
iy These skirmishes the reported by the
my as the battle OF New Hope.
General Howard was wounded n the foot on May q
General Johnson had two ribs broken by piece OF she'll
Ma or Hanson OF tho One Hundred aud Twenty fourth
Ohio was killed. Captain sinson Aid do Camp to Gene
raj Johnson was mortay wounded.
In all the fights we have had the advantage No gene
raj battles have yet taken place.
Johuson opposes a strong guard TO Sherman, re
tardng his advance much as possible, it is believed
the purpose Of relieving his supplies and getting mu
nitions OF var from Atlant, and Augusta
believed that Johnston will risk his small force
against that OF Sherman pitched battle, suffer him
self invested he entertain hore Of the
conrederacy sending TO the siege which
would follow which, in view 0, the relative strength
Of tho opposing armies, would inevitably result in bis
| captuiation.
General Sherman, at Ackworth in railroad and tele
graphic communication with Chattanooga and in this
spect his campaign is without parallel His communal
cations intact and the army has plenty to eat and s
10 8nc condition.
The impatient public must recognize that ths magni
tude Of the movements going under sh ermau
quire timo. aud not imagine him for days stl, in
Atlanta.
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OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA.
Our Key West Correspondence.

Our Key west correspondence
KEY WEST, Fla, Nay %. 1884
Successful Boat Expedition Apaldchicola-Scven Reb
Boats Captured By Acsing Volunteer Lieut.. Budd dc.
BY the arrival OF the United States steamer from Apa
Iachicoa enabled to send account OF exploit Of
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Pudd, commanding the
United States steamer Somerset
On the 18th instant, having received information OF
force Of rebel boats that had heen lurking for day
two in the vicinity OF the United States steamer Adea
biockadng the entrance to Apalachcoa river with the
design 70 capture her and carry her into Mobile
burn her, Captainl Budd sent the light draft boats
belonging TO tho Somerset and the United States
schooner Chambers to land . detachment OF
troops belonging to the One Hundred and Twelfth
New York Volunteers under the command OF Lieutenant
Hunter, . few miles below Apalachicola The boats
under command OF Acting Ensign f. H. Smith. then pro
ceeded along the Shore to be u Communication with
the troops during their march, n expectation that they
would reach the Of the town by daybreak Captain
Bndd himself followed with some launches, and arrived
in front Of the town at daylight, when he discovered
about seventy eighty OF the enemy endeavoring To
embark in some boats from the upper end OF the wharves
The approach OF the first launch however them
through the town, under fro OF couple Of shells from
Captain Budd's howitzer. Passing within short dis
lance Of Lieutenant Hunters force, that officer
mand, and permitted them to up the
river road. Captain Budd and his followed tho
flying rebels for two miles, but the dense underground
and the labyrinth OF paths prevented him from
taking them But for the mistake Of Lieutenant runer
the whole OF the rebels might have been destroyed or
made prisoners.
Chase then given to force OF forty belonging
TO the rebel navy, under command OF Lieutenant g W.
Swift but the swftness Of their boats and the approach
OF night favored their escape. Acting Ensign smith cap
tured one boat and Captain Budd six more. Only
capped The captured boats all had muled oars and
well found in small arme, ammunition ana incendiary
materials The rebel naval force numbered about hun
dred men under command OF Lieutenant G. W. Swift Tho
other rebel officers were:-Passed Midshpnen s. p Blanc
H. 1. Vaughan G. W. Sparks. W, 8. Hogue end G. T.
Scharf Assistant Paymaster NJ. T. Sothern, Assistant
Surgeon NJ Ford. First Assistant Engineer l.. Campbell
Third Assistant Engineer A. LIE Blanc Masters Mate e.
Frazer The Following officers volunteered the exped
tion:-Cclone n. r Holland, aid to the Governor Of
Florida Surgeon Cherry First Georgia regulars; siga
officer n G. Sparks, Of Captain Blunts Bonneaus bat
talon.
Thomas Mel can, Anthony Murray aud James Ander son.
ctzene OF Apalachicoa, sent hore prisoners
beard the Honduras. Mclean acted spy, aud mis-
taking the Union troops for rebels them full infcr
nation OF the number and disposition Of the rebe forces
Murray and Anderson scouts the employ or Swift
The rebels ran like sheep without firing shot.
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April %. 1864.
Captain EAMoN CLARE, Treasurer Of the Seventh reg-
ment.-
sfa-rho Treasurer OF tho Metropolitan Fair begs to
acknowledge tho receipt OF 5ss 90 from the members
Of the Seventh regiment and TO express the gracatioa
with which the contribution has been received from
regiment so much respected at home, and who have
done much through their officers aud collectively -
y,ndcate the honor OF the flag In the field.
ELLEN K. STRONG. Treasurer.
By order Of Colonel MARSHALL LEFFERTS
WIN II HUMH, Adjutant.
FIELD DAY OF rHR EIGHTH REGIMENT N. q. =. n. r.
The following order has been issued relative to the
GENERAL oRpERs--S0. g.
HEADQUARTERS, EIGHTH REolhESr ". X 8. N. O.,
June l, 1851.
The infantry companies Of this regiment with the
exception OF Company A. hereby ordered 10 assemble
at the Armory Centre Market In full fatigue on Tuesday
the tn inst. 70 proceed 10 Camp Washington Staten
Island. for battalion drill.
Line viii DO formed Grand street, right Broad.
way, at twelve O'Clock NJ. sharp.
The commissioned staff and drum will repcTt
70 the Adutan fifteen minutes previous to the time Of
formation
The drill viii commence At three r. NJ precisely
by order Of Colonel J. ". VARAN.
TsA VAN TAssKI Adutant
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Nvv HAVEN. Jure =, 1884.
Your views IN todays HERALD in regard to the NcClc
Ian fund suits me exactly II is Just what have bess
waiting for and think many others. go in FOR col
lecting handsome OF two hundred thousand
dollars TO be presented 10 him for the purchase OF
estate as and whore he would like best say take some
Atty thousand dollars for the purchase, and enough
which, put 70 interest," would he sufficient keep Il 10
proper style and order. think n properly taken mold
OF hts old Army of the Potomac woad almost the
money. would do it myself II | could art~d H. but
every pay dollar, and twill be like she Prince
Albert penny subscription in kngland-a big pile En-
closed please and dollar for whatever sgecd upOn
from An
OLD SOLDIER AND CRIPPLE FROM FAIR OAKS
TO rRs KDrToR or rEs HERALD.
NORFOLK, Conn. Iups 4, 1874
Enclosed please ind oos dollar. which o1er with my
sympathss, as my "mits" towards buyisg our noble
hero, George 9. Mcclellan, sword
RICHARD TIN THIRD
TO THE unrroR or THE HERALD.
CAssyLis, Ga. May 20 1894.
Enclosed is dollar donation for the Mcclellan
sword. CE0RSE BlRGhS.
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City Intelligence.

OPENING or 1m BRooKIys RAW CosxY ISLAND
RAILROAD CoMPASr.-1he road of this line having
bseu completed tho formal opening win take place
70 morrow.
F.rL observation-disclosures Coleman, aged twenty
eight, watchman board bark Princeton, fell over
board between twelve and O'Clock night before last
striking his head n fender. ard drowned. His
body recovered yesterday afternoon.
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MILITARY.


TROOPS FOR GARRISON DUTY IN OUR HARBoR.
detachment OF the Fifteenth and Sixteenth regiments
Sixth brigade, General Hamilton, joining one from the
Eighteenth regiment Seventh Brigade General Ryder or
westchester county, LEFT Flushing the 5th inst for
Fort Richmond, on garrison duty replacing the Thirty
seventh regiment whose term OF service expired
day.
The detachment, numbering about SIX hundred and
Afty men, was under command OF Colonel Burtis, OF
ade with Colonel Alfred Wagstar OF the Sixteenth regi
ment, Acting Lieutenant Colonel c. ID. wagstaH a.
Adutant and Captain Charles Kneeland, OF the Sixth
brigade staff, as Quartermaster.
FIELD DAY OF THR SEVENTH RIIGIMENr NATIONAL
APPROXIMATIONS TO THE SANITARY FAIR.
GANsRAL oRDPR, NO. q.
HEADQUARTERS, SEykNfH REGIMENT, ~ g..
Ngw YORK, June 2. 1864
This regiment will proceed East New York Tues
day, 7th inst. for practice 10 field evoIutions. Regi
mental line in Lafayette place. at hapast eght O'Clock
A. NJ.
Blank cartridges viii furnished the men before eav
log the armory.
Quartermaster McCepachan will arrange FOR the trans
pOrtation from Fulton ferry.
The band and drum corps will reporI TO the Adjuant
at tho morning hour or parade
Tire commsndaut OF the regiment with great
pleasure the folio ing report OF the treasurer
to the contributions G tho members for the rseS
Of tho noble sick and wounded OF our army
NKw York, May |, 1854
Col MARSHALL LEFFgRrs, Chairman Il COMMITTEES Ne.
tropoau Fair
SIR-1he follow ing amounts roceved by tha trea-
surer in aid OF the Metropolitan Fair for the benefit OF
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Ma rane Affairs.

We the undersigned in behalf OF the cabin passengers
board the British steamship irg desire 10 express
cur ackno Who'd gu euts to Captain r. W. 0r,ee and HE
oncers FOR their wa,chfu care and Kind elvntion
while late from Liverpool SNw FORK and
heartily wish them every success.
Captain r. wilsou,; captsn Thomas Tay or y; Capt,
yoa JOHNSON Mass Captain George X Tora Mas Capt
2 n Surmsn, n ~ ". Brl..ou, .coy,L H. r. garaner.
uox Leeds, Jshn Edwards, Llvcrpoo
Nnw Yona, Juae 4 1864.
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The Turf.

PATERSON (S. J.) SPRING RACK MEETING.
The Paterson commence to-day with a at
mile heats for purse OF 5000, to be followed by what
said to be the great feature OF the meeting Jersey
Derby OF 81 600, $50 entrance p p, and haE mile
dash for which there thrtvtwo cntrcs The
viii close with two mile heats Tor post stake Of $500
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Military Annivorsary at boston.

BOsroS, June 8, 1864
Tho Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company cole.
brated ts hundred and twenty anniversary to-
day with than ordinary spirit and display Rev.
b. Thsyer preached the ann!vorsary sermon. Captain
James A. Fox OF the Fifteenth Massachusetts,
volunteers, was commissioned by Governor Andrew
commander for the ensuing year, vice Colonel C0wdin
whose term has expired.
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Court Caiendar-This Day.

SupRRME COURT CIRCuT.-Part l-Adourned until
June 10. Part 2-Adourned until Wednesday, juno s.
Part 3-Caase on no calendar made up.
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRrAi TrRM. Part 1--y0s 208I 2qsS
s05 3763 4Ol3 33e9, $685. 26g9 IOo3 80 70, 1888 34G5
1875 3-0l, 3619 Part 2-Nos. 1910, 3899, 37.2 $3.50
3464 23T2 1885, 340o 1885, 36iA 3648 $3.50 2st4 227l
1928.
Corxr ey CoMeoS PrxAs.--Part Adjourned until
Thursday. Part 2-Adourned until Wednesday.
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I'D SOLDIER AND CRIPPLE IRON rAiR oAKs
Personal Intellarence.

Captain waiter r. Robbins, OF the first New Jersey
cavalry who IVES wounded At tho Hawss' shop engage
mont did nos suffer dangerously, and doing well, n
TO that effect Utica IN. ~ papers please copy.
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

| Ths advance on Rich iohmond-Operata0as
In 6eorgia-New. from Central AassxS-
/ on, Mexico, Cuba. &C., sc.
ma cunafd mall steamship Asia, Captala Ls,s, ~in
isavs Boston 90 Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will close this city At auarts~
past ono asd a haifpast ays O'Clock ,hs asrnoon "a a,
BY railroad.
Tho NEw YoRK HEslLD-Edition 10, Furoos I'm =,
published at eleven O'Clock this Tuesday morning. ana
will contain fun details from special corr sspoadsa
OF the Movements. Battles and Victories ot hs Uuo.
forces in their advance tho rebel capital ths aiss
particulars OF the Operations OF General Shermans
In Georgia. Interesting News from General Buffers -
patment Particulars OF the Explosion Of fonr
Torpedocs ct Newbern, NJ C.; account OF the Cosss
and Sinking OF tho Steamship Pocahonas near Csps kyE
late from Central America, Mexico, Cuba &c asa
all other interesting important Of the past week
Single copies IN wrappers. ready for mating, aFs
cents.
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OMcini Circulars in she iby College Lot
terry Furnished by SIMMONS, ROGERS Co. Nav Ysro
Post olCc.
Prizes Cashed I'm All I.ogaiized Lotto.
res and information given. GALLAGHER BENZ AMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street Ph'adsphia
Prizes Cashed in ALI Legal LOtteries--.
Information given or sent j. Il. CLAYTON co.. 10 WsA
street room 9, New York
Prizcs Cnshed I'm All LegaiiEcd L.os-
teriss Information given.
JAKE I7s ProNdwsv Nav York 'fsy.
Royal Havana I4OtGery.-4O Per Gene
paid prizes Information furnished The bigA-
paid for Douboons and all kinds Of Gold and 5
yer TAYLOR roo. Bankers, 10 Wall street. n
ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Ftfty per Ceas
premium paid for prizes inlormanon given Doubtless
wanted. ALECk co, Brokers.
Nos ~ and ~ Pine street. New Y0rk.
Royal Havana Lottery.-See OMcaaa
Drawing OF May 2S on another page TAYLOR co.
Lottery Tickets Cashed--In form atSoa
given JOSEPH BATES. Broker IL Wall street room No. L.
Decay OF tho Teeth Arises from vara-
but principally Il may be attributed 70 ear1
neglect III health the ndscrimnae Of tooth powds
containing mineral or deetertous acids which give m>
The extreme prevalence of this last is too wsN
known to need To this fact indeed Is prnei val
to be attributed me long botanical research ich tsrm
bro sosopoST Sold BY
where. and by HALL RUCKBL proprissors AS 0rsoa-
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THxIRTY.EIoHTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


WARRINGTON, juno 8, 1894
RAnRoAp LAND oRANr.
Nr HsEpncEs, opp Of Ind, from the Committee on
hvsli Lands reported bill for railroad land grant to
rSritoriss Of Dacotah ana Monssna, with recon
saAs,ea sbas u b. psVonsd ystp We pcrs ssrna ~
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Lottery Tickets Cashed-- I'm for m n II 90
given JOSEPH BATES Broker IL Wall street, room No. L.

Deafness. Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THR HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHR
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH
CATARRH OF rHE rYMPANTC MUCOnS
nRNBRANg OBRTRUTICONs OF rHH
EUBTACHIAN TUBE
CURED
CROSS RYE STRATQHTENEo IN ONE MfNUTn.
disease OF the Eve and Ear requiring etAep
medical surgical Aid attended 70 by DR. Won kfSB0.
BERG. at his consulting rooms. BIG broadway, us11
Twelfth street.
Eruptions, Freokies, Pimp1es. Toas
Snnbrrn Flesh Worms aud all Skin Deformes cured ~
GOURAUOS Italian MedicAtsd Soap at his depot No. -
Broadway.
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Tell us, Good Sender. why PhalOn's
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS resembles this column e
oonuntrms Answer By the reader-Becar avery body
il. tick ed VII II.
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CrsssadeVo's Hair Dye. Pros vativs
and wig Depot Wholesale and rsaii-No Astor HousL
fhe dye Applied By sxilf,l artists
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After July ! the Price ot 'sNer Trjes-
tyn Champagne viii be raised t. Slh quarts
wM. HENRY WARD, 0y Exchange place.
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Cartes de yisitc. Eight FOR ei.-Netaes
the advantage ST AZ rnn suited Proofs nvs mioass
aftsr sitsing. vAUGHNS. s2s Bowery.
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Deafness, Disease Of the Eyes Aaa Ca
,rrba afestons receive usual undivided attention Of
DR. CADwEi,L Ocuis and sursss, Cn.on Peace Risath
str.e. from o oolook. Cross instantly rsmoved
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Died.
CsIrrrr On Monday, June 8, LOUISA A. Gsisy"s ~
a years widow OF Alexander n. Griffith.
The friends aud relatives are invited 70 attend tne
raj Al lhs Antaon Memorial church, In Forty eyo.s
street 6c,nssr sixth and seventh avenues, on Wsns>
dav moru,ng, ct ten O'Clock.
fsr s.sr Vssshs s.s Se.o.j PiJ.A
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There are many roads to yopulsry ~ Sev York. and
PUALOS' S'S MOTT BLOOMING ckkfUS a in posse ssou
py every demonstrating Madison and the FIFTH
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Boots. shoes. Gaiters, sxc.-Au styles,
rres sDt cost prices, tEHRls SOSsABoomakers, 81
Nassau snee and Sp4 broadway
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Deafness. Catarrh, ana su Dissases,
the Rar Thvoat and ArPsssagss. sus1,ssg,y trAs,sI
DRa Lx0HTHttIs n ~ h&ksp'wA
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Prizcs Cashed I'm All LegaiiEcd T.oe-
teries Information given.
JAKE r7s Proadwsv. Nav York yisy.
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle UprOOts Hafv
from low foreheads part OF the body Waraued -
his depo., 4S Broadway.
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Bntchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best I'm the
world UArme.s reliable sss sntaneoGs The only perfect
ave sod b, q druggists Factory, II BARCLAY street