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AnotheT Attack Upon Our Lines
on the 28th
THE REBELS BADLY REFUSED.
Addition Details Of tho Bat
TN Of the 22d.
esThe severcst Fight Ever
Had In the West"
Mr.. w. r.. q. shanks' Despatch.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 20, 1851

sIr. w. r. q. shanks' Despatch.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 90 1854
nm klsu. ATTACK kxPuLssD t@
General shsrnans army wss again put In motion yss
csrday TO accomplish important operation looking
70 early investment or Atlanta The enemy yesterday
attempted interrupt the movement By attacking the
Fifteenth corps; eus were badly rspulssd During the
contest We took from the rebels four six rsgmentL
,asss
There other details that be made public but
ne public may rest assured that
Ssssul.
YHE REMOVAL or JOHNSTON
Your special correspondent with General Towards
rps thus explains the recent removal OF the gebe Con-
oral Johnston from hts command II appears that General
cragg came to Atlanta from Richmond and 1t q council
OF war, held for the purpose, stated that Atlanta
must and should be held 1t all hazards. Johnston
replied that to do would require the sacrifice OF
Ehe whole army, 10 which no would not consent, and
therefore resigned The command then rendered 70
piardee, who refused TO accept any terms, and IL
yas given 10 od tho condition would defend
The city 10 the last
IHD WORKS AT AHANrA.
The rebels said have copstructed strong works al
Hslanta and Is not a unlikely that they may keep
at bay for few days LONGER n they remain In their
arsssn position; but II they do Hood scarcely
Dsvs the remn ant Of his army.
mB 22D
No further details OF the battle Of the 22d have az
Nes come to hand. letter from general officer on
duty at the 'front.' describes being the severest fight
Over had In the West. We had, at the time be wrote
neady buried 2.2oo rebels and had 900 yet to bury
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
sAs rslsusco, July -

bAa FRAuOwCo July -. Iooe
me Nevada Constitutional coovsatsos has sdjssrusd
sRssr passing ordinance ssbatsAs ~ vssk 70 she
people
fhs times are very dull In Nevada
10 believed that the proposition 70 srsss the Terri
sory tste State viii b esaia aerea.sd.
the overland mail u now making quick trips, beating
sAs steamers regularly.
There large movement n sugar going on Five
Oh ussad barrels Of crushed sold DAY for iSx
c0uts. NV refinery has heen started.
Tho o'ops \, Oregon good, and shipments o. dovP
ere being madr from there
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| Cr, 3. .... - who's
svs sfsorx-A lad about hf.eeS ssara :, s,,etpoo
Ao eoa'a act be ascetisned, was " "a corner Q
found wing useusbl. on the sIds~,lk nfas --.--"'
Ninth street and avenue overcoh ma u os a.;
heat. The police conveyed 0itn 70 Belle>
Tas RiGgR Kip BASs-wes, = "
have just received from the Rev. Dr. Bellows. ''S'aen
Of the uated states Sanitary Commiss on four heavy
Of silver amounting 10 the agcgate $S7s6 in VALID.
They arrived By the Costa Rica, which tsached here
few days ago, aud Of tho bars, valusd at $0l0,
brough, to ths o1ico yesterday for disposition.
TINS silver 6hs result o. the sale OF City pound sack
OF -four the citizens Of Austin Reeves river,
Nevada Territory, n the Sanitary Commission.
Coon ron wAR rmn,.--A poor woman residing In ENt
Thirty sixth street bn1 been safely delivered OF thres
boys girl al one Sirb The mother and children
SAID TO be doing not erey as well but better than
ought to be expected undsg~ahe circumstances.
THs VETERANS Wan or 1917 are about 10 have
excursion add all !nvAf to call al the ohc No.
Ci,y Hall place, 70 assist In mASug tbs arrangements.
beth male and female, daily, from ten 90 five o'clock
Also. regular monthly meeting will be held the Mer
Ger House Friday evening nsrs August g. at halpsst
seven O'Clock. ard every member requested TO be
presout. II is ali important
Fl. RAYMOND. prizadie- General.
AeEN DAILY, Colonel
ISAAC 81. Psrrx, Adjutsnt
DBroSgsr DcMssrcs.A few evenings since domestic
in the employ Of Mr.. }. W. Peck. x.Prcsldeus OF tho
Board Of Aldermen, eft suddenly and Immediately after
wards diamonds aud tewelry $3.50 we're
missed new scrvsns hired the next day bus tic
dresses which Mira Peek had arrspgee for her
toilet AZ the seaside.
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oeAvD MArcpss At PHILADELPHIA.
ATHLETIC, ov rHiiApELrgiA, 70 RtsoLUrx oy BRooxEYE
A VERY Interesting game Of base bali was played on
the Olympic bali ground, Philadsiphs. % Thursday
Afternoon, m the presenoe n very numerous Assem-.
pags 81 tho admirers Of the game, among whom we're
au,t& q beyy OF me fair q tho ounksr CITY The
Contestants IN the gsne tue Resouts Club. o. Brook
IN who have selected strip 10 Ihliadephia 70 play
series Of games With the leading associations or that city
a. an enjoyabe method OF passing portion o. their
usual summer vacation from business Inc confess
proved TO be credliatle display Of tbs arscsive Tea
lures Of the game and resultetin we'll earned victory
for the Philadephans, scoIe.-- - - 90 -.
{rafHps Isl "a. Sd ga oeh. On ~" ose ~
R;sIss,s. . .,,...s sG : 80
Umpire-~Mr n, Knight, Of the Camden Club. Time OF
game three hours and forty minutes. -.
The matches on Friday between the Camden ana keeo-
lutte and the Keyssone onbs Of Ph'soepn'a' 'su''''
foowps--
WT7n CAMDEN VS.. sssoLuTr.
innings fsi 3D. Sd AZ, bh. On ia. VA ~
Camden. .......,a
keeolute .........0 -As
Umpire-Mr Bsrhsns.cck Of the Athletic club.
time Of game, two hours ana thirty minutes.
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The FaaaraI OF General dcPhsrson.


Tho fuuersi OF Major General MCPHERSON, ~ Clyde. 10
day was very largely attended. The ceremonies
exceedingly impressive The body attended BY
Of his personal staff
One company OF the thirteenth United States infap.
try the twenty fourth Ohio battery from this city, and
the Quo Hundred aud Tweuty.sishth ohie Veteran IN.
fanty from yohnsons Island formed the funeral escort
The Rev. r. Y. Hildroth, Of the Methodist Episcopal
church. delivered tho funeral address, which ls.snsd
70 With GREATNESS interest.
Among the griet STRICKEN mournsrs we're the mother,
grandmother two sisters two brothers aad other rsla
sives OF the deceased
ne pumper q persons present ives estimated Al ten
thousant,
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TAs ChplseNsa Com missisa An Cailsss.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2T, 1904.
deapatch from kas Francisco. received day states
that the ageuts the Christian Commission meeting
with great success IA California The Pacific Christian
Commission has sent 96l their second remittance 10
the Christian Commisa on at Philadelphia. Delegates
from Pacific Christian Commission arrived bore TO day
from San Francisco Abe way 10 the Army Of the Po
t0ma
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The Brave Old Marylander, ISM el Day.
Tho baltimore American pubshss the following letter

Inc Brave OI0 m0ryI00UeEy ASnu0ocA A0ys
The Baltimore American publishes the following lester
from Ishmael Day 49,,
your valuable paper to reply 70 the letter OF my ye:y
kind ana sympathzing friend. dated Philadelphia July
Ia ara In tho OF the people, and over the sigma.
ture "One OF Many" and say with oil my heart and
sol, thank him most sincerely for bis kindness ana
oXer but would have been much more thankful could
Aaye deserved OF bis Kindness as well ~ has el-
low citizens he represents by giving TO tho oher
rebels such deadly dose gave ae 6rst and a many
more could have done feel II to be the dutypt
every American citizen home and abroad old and young
make o. all and meaps aud at all times ana
hazards crush this cursed and uDcaed for rebellion
At the time shot the rebel did not thipx for mo.
ment proerty consequences, but kept my eye on
tho traitor glorious old stars and Stripes WEIGH
God grant may over oil enemies OF every ANA
aud nation rs we traitors Of this once happy A1d
hayo lost by this act ard love Of country all my prop
cry by fire. by hands Of traitors. except two small
ou,houscs all my books and valuable papers, housonod
and kitchen furniture, hay, wheat &c leaving aoho
sixty Of land, loss beng about nie thea
esnd d. lars my family elothesscss and homeless oon-
stating OF SELF WIFE, aud three daughters, ono o. wnom
h much afflicted and income thor support being now
/ abost $500. But notwithstanding, with my trust In an
ali. wise Lord ard confidence in my state ana general
government in making good my losEos some day, hopo
10 mako out support family for the lew days taay
vet ve and my family after. Add now say, IN concla
s,on that any little Office suitable for an Old man IN MS
enty third year would at th time DO worry accepapa
and thankfully received from any quarter whatever,
| with many thanks and well wishes Tor my It" A so
tho !.erest taken in my behalf. reu0As ,,ost one
| dent and very humoio servant l. DAY.
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"~sshWN n.y. .dIer by cloD-~h AAo-
.~ rOio Girl ,.,
lCorseS.ondence ~ the Cincinnati, Commercial

"~ssn"N "R ,.dIer by oAoD--A AAo
rOio Girl
0u'0 y - I,pIAyAporIs, July % 1904.
~ ths Convention vhch nominated Socr"es'' as,ms
Grten aste on Wednosdar
the r.y third Indians va. sis ssa, I.u.nant Copsr
nsao VINO c:a W TO sim and by rowdy copper.
m.... ".>esr knocking tho fellow
down with q cane. The iieuteaa was IuI,ousy az
tscsea by score OF bn!ternuts sob. ~ 49, wv.
weapons One fellow fred at the officer assasn ~
.oSrer then drew bis revolver and shot h. $3.50 Az. -
.ns nrcasf INJECTING severe wound The C. oso Low
increased and the lieutenant and few fricna. ""o
Cafe 20 nis relief, were compelled 20 retire slowly "
botsi two squares or foiwed by forty Soon ate
eftsrirg ti'c house, Mi Walk, daughter OF tho land
Iady armed Nrsof with sabre and went TO the door
Inc entrance OF tho mob aud she welded sword
With such force as TO wound sAvera slightly. The mob
now rersated but after about han
red srorg headed by tue sotcrh'us Judge Eckcs.
had Jast been nominated for Sude as spokesman Tor
the mob. He demanded posssssofsof The lieutenant Ia
Che name Of the people ths DO neA be hanged. THIS
wa refused Tho sight OF q numpsr~of fnfsd rifles 10
shc hands OF the soldiers and citizens su rumor freely
circulated that troops serc com:sg from Indianapolis and
rerro H1nie caused tho 70 0eperss AuA' with ts
pension the convention adjourned
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For One Detfar--The January, Eehru-
rhs ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL w1
be rnt. To the Pictorial Double Numbers WIFI
Wsv, Gssw York -
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Chovallsr's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR.

In three days keeps the b. I'd can healthy WY
stain the skin or soil tine whtsst fabric The best ~
dressing ever oer~a - mo public Can o. used recJ "
tans nothing nisrIcu streng.heos And promosss ~
growth Of tbs weakest hair Is recomneuaod an1 w.
tho arst medical authT Ty In New York AZ are reey "
vited 70 tn'a ~eader'a sumPs HrosSSns vSsS
advice 70 rsatm amt Of viii be grsiuitons
SARAH A. CHEVALIER l. n
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Fire, Burglar anu DAMN Proof saCs~
POwrER AND BugGLAR PROOF

The reputation that the Alum ten. Safes have en- icysA
for many years OF ferecs iinpsnersbv b. Dire ire
freedom thc great every CTR aafeL
commend tnom to the stsron ~ all persons re ludna
protection from IRE burglars These tn ouf1
ones constructed OF heavy asge rn aud corner braces
which be cUt through. Ran siIsrs
quiring Ore burglar proc deporories both
In vited the specimens n a
r. whore they readily tksen
superiority. vALENrIEE 4 BCTLRR,
Patentoes and solr m
nd Walks
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ExpyosIsn Of Two of Duponrs Powder

About half past siI O'Clock Saturday evening last
the ctzeus Win iueion startled By stunning
report resembling that OF the discharge OF hundred
pieces OF cannon. Accompanying tho report dense
volume OF smoke 10 ia the neghborhood Of
Duponts Powder Mills. the hrandy vine, about four
miles from the city was at oAce concluded that tho
report proceeded from the place design ted large
ooncourse persons ound wepdsg their way
In tho direction OF the mis. Ca arriving there Il WAS
found that two OF the ms had beeN destroyed by the
explosion and that several rersons had been moro or
less Injured. Among this number laborlug man,
living close proximity TO the OF tho disnAtey
named Joseph Baby He had just lett store In this
opposite side Of the Brandywne creek whom q large
piece Of timber from the mill struck bhs ea near the
thigh, causing serious fracture and laying open the
fesn about ten inches ia length Flo found lying on
the roadside suffering intensely from the wound and was
carried 10 his residence by Of the men employed In
the mills, where Dr. Tracey attended u his wound
The cause of The explosion was attributed To some aus
arrangement Of the machinery by which II Ia supposed
spurk emitted, thus iguting tbs powder. The mls
Ave stories high. At the time OF the explosion the
mills contained could be ascerta!ned, about
five tons OF powder.
Mr. Baby the injured man has wife and six children
depending on him for support
The mills have been guarded for several weeks by
company OF drilled men, who keep strict watch over
the factory order TO prevent tho intrusion OF any one
after closing OF the gates Is therefore believed
chat exp OF Saturday could not have been caused
by any designing person II s thought THAI tho loss will
reach about sixty thousand dollars The buildings arc
almost totally destroyed and viii be some time before
they put into condition suitable for USE large
pieces timber barrels thrown by the force OF
tue explosion entirely Braudywns oreex and for
great distance evidences OF the disaster were y:siole
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Ear Rings nd Pins. New STYLES ,yuss
-Three FIVE seveo ten twelve. hfsen twenty -
~v~nty-ive dollars . sss For ss'e by GEO n AIIRG
Broadway. below Canal s.reat storc ciaa.V
an a. >susdsy ct 3 90 ock 1850 'o s's''s
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Politics IN the sanitary Ccnxsa1ssfons
10 yns HDITOg OF THE HHgALn.

UNnro SrArxs SANITARY Co~srxos
No. 823 BRoAowAy Nsw yosK, Jr.y 20, bs6S. !
thoughtlsss sstinn the part Of z,triond Of the
Sanitary Commission, who had toe kudness evening
long sncs TO for tho slty prscr paragraph
concerning certain dongs OF sanitary Comms
sior, c,ed forth from sui stsr Of tho
daily Journals some critical romsrks respecting the
oOvoopss ses thug addressed TO the
various papers. was remarked BY ycu sna, me se~
Rss addressed your olice we're enclosed u sAn elsc
ssrins envelope for Lincoln and Joaosou" This Is
cue ahd toe accident occurred In this 9fS gep
"rur c se PC. ,sn = Sr inc
the public Information respecting hs disrSutIos by the
DSn, q, me me - %. snd Ssnsr special
psrt Of the ciy, wrote what hg had 20 say in sbs
oalcs q Mo nosne that being the most vonvsaeps
Hsvipe none OF shs envelopes stamped ssu:sary Corr
hand sca whlsh chsncsd 70 b the sLncsin sud John
son doouDspt" which ID the subject q ysrs article.
san sort ave ever bee" sea- from IL" ocs Of he ussd
States sanitary Commission.
suoh shns would Odssl - scarcely fsssss. the
men who probably represent almost every cosce,vabs
momso,iy sSssnsss q ale position !. ns%S.e o.
leading cossmiteo Of noble charity 10 inAct bis political
Yoa may, CIR, b. sssursd that sAe whole srsmsuseus
story Of "Psloai operations o7 the Sanitary
sionb has sssu agndsd iron sis slight and uninpori.
TIE CARELESS ONE
To Pepper Manufacturer. !
cssh w Be- gss e lsoo rssns Of goa rourArissr
Apply u this oacs.
Hope Tsia . Watering Tale, bat never |
s 20 s.s
ths gums; syss pure aud healthy tone the
sr...s ossof.s And preserves The 'ses s.s ar
''ss decay sosa ~ eruscsn /
Murray, Eddy r. Co.-Csvingtsn. ny.
KENTUCKY BxvAA CLASS <b7--July -, H6A
II, 1, %. 50, ., 5, l6. Is, SO, 9, 45, IL. i
Ksrsgeup, CxAss 1Se-Suly 80, 1894
8, 81 81, -, 30, II, ~, 81, 81, 40, 81. "a, -.
=. -. Simmons q Ce.-CovinGtou, Ky.
SrxLsv uxYaA CIAs o6l-Jcy So 1884
~, IL, 9, so, 81, 2, SO. IA, So, "a, 50, IS.
Hra.es. Mii.s q. Co. Ma..ssrs:
~, 80 20. 90. 90. u, s.. 81, "a, 81, 81, II.
Crln a0o--Suly 80 1884
So. 80, IS, Al, 50, "a. 50. 10. 70. 80, Al. I, 81
Oncsal Cirsulars An shelby College Lss-
Wy Furnished b sfMMoNs, R0oRRS Co. New Tors
Prsxcs Cashed tn All Lsgaiixed Lotss-
. cIJis hr0s.rs omc.. rs Brosa~v.
Prises Cashs. IA All IegAi,xsa Lott
Nsiss, aud Information Rv-n GALLAGHER \ BEN
JaslN, Brokers, $40 Cheslan, street. Philadelphia
Lottery Tickets Cashed -. IN rovms ts1u
sissH JOSEPH BATHS. Brokss u ws street, rOefnL
Az William 3. Msatsy's.
Ao1 ods npE Es SHEsUS oHs1iJs nsscnHD
WATERPROOF AID offIos ~ S1sAL. sr Es's,,
boarding houssa private twe rs cbany seats. sssan
coats. vssssA 90. iarHishsd q s'.ort sosscc '
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Dr.. ~arshRiCs Cntarrh an,
EMF a tracrAn and az eeahle remedy for nil a..
ol tnt hesd ~ opens and pnrgps rAs
SENSATIONS hfer using dex htful and inv,ooraunS
ana inc relief Immediate Sold b. all Drug Sta TRY a.
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Military Affairs.

Military Auatrs.
Recruiting the Battery depot shows that good deal
OF patriotism still exists among the young OF New
Yorkihs type OF the who went with Ellsworth, and
Brewster and Duryeeor that the efforts o. the Recruit
ing Board and OF those who are too we'll Oh to submit
themselves 70 the ordeal OF draft succeeding
derfuy Those who fear the alternative in the latter
case however, hit not TO DO backward Ia coming
forward. they had not so much dcrondanco in CITY
and county and state bcunt0a thoe would be more ~
them showing their handsor their pockets full enough
and less az spectators.
LINDSEY BLUES. ONE HUNDRED AND sgconD REdr.
MINT.
GRrNAL 0RDER--r0 Z
HEADQUARTERS MERCER H0USg, July 30, 1864.
Commandments Of companies ordered 10 assemble
their commands At these headquarters on Monday August
L. att T. H. preparatory to encampndut At Fort ham-
ton, All enlisted not uniformed will report to thor
respective companies Immediately to receive their uni
forms.
Detail for Monday, August L.
OGicer OF the Day--UaptGin Il. s. Rich.
Oflcer OF the Cuard--Iieutcuaut r. NJ. Lake.
BY order, JOHN N. WHISKY Colonel
HssnY ]. Wars, AdtutAnt
THn FIFHY.sIxrH REGIMENT.
osDgR--NO A.
HEADQUARTERS, FWry.axm RsdrnESr,
BROOKLYN July so, 1854.
The officers, non.commissoned officers, members and
eli enlisted this command hereby notified to
immediately report duty at headquarters, Fort Rich
ter Into the United states service Monday, ut two
O'Clock Pm All members failing report will BIO
siderod deserters and dealt with accordingiy By
order. Colonel J. = ADAMS,
Commanding Fifty sixth regiment.
TH0s. 81. IAwIxn, Adjutant.
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Cvisea dors's Hair DYE, Prsss~vatsvo
and wig Depot Wholesale and retaf No. Ass0r House
The ave applied By skilful ertista
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Police InteslARanee.


EXTENSIVE REGULATIONS ny CLERK fAR0H
AMOUNT OF GOODS STOLEN AND RECOVERED
ARTIST or TIM rHfny AND ALLEGED RsosIvERs +.
Duiag the asa six seven month"; the arm Of Messrs
Dcvlin Co., clothing merchant $50 and ze1 Broadway
hiss lost large Quantities Ut goods manner. ell day
two since quite mysterious 70 them. they close
watch their clerks but made no discovery Of salts.
factory character although their goods continued to dis
appear In tho unsocountsbie before Mr.
Dsvla length consulted Chlcs Young OF The dAsscsvs
force 10 relation to bis losses snd detectives Keo and
Radford we're defaed 10 unrAvo the coucsspng
watching md shrev management, the ofesrs became
fully setisned ths, reubsn Decker, young clerk In Mr..
Deylln. smp,., was the ssi',y osr,y Subsequently,
o!othss which he bsd taken from The store 10 couple
Of Frcnchmen named Peter Marocsir and John Deglo,
The detectives then entered the place ana arrested Decker
and tic alleged receivers Decker 70 then appeared had
Marocier, which they pawped or otherwise dis.
pnsd or On searching pecksrs rooms, IN Norton street,
M assS.: SS.s .: Su|;r q S.d
stoes from bis employers and Afterwards pledged ~
various shops Che city recker also bad hs
vIn i the impression that pecksr had robbed him
ware taken BEFORE justice DowlIng and coransod 10 the
romns for trial without ball.
KrcAYruRs or AN sscArEp CONVICT.
About year since, man named Carrots Sanders,
who then lived st q washington street, fatally stabbed
one John Kane sanders arrssted and subsequently
convicted Of nrrsauEhter, when the Court sentenced
him the state prison nor thrce Soon Afterwards
sanders exhibited symptoms OF insanity whsrsupcn he
was raussrrsd 70 the state LrDstc Asylum at Auburn
on che ssht 10 be made his from that ustitu
tIou and came 70 New York. General Superintendent
Kennedy erected Captain Hslns Of the TWsasy
prccpct To mike search for ibs convict, and learning
that bad gone 10 work IN The quarry Phrsix
ville Pa the Captain ccer Reed OF his force, TO
that pscs " arrest h The ocse returned with San
Auaa and vfnA
back to Auburn With him
Personnel Intelligence,
Brgsdier General James l. Kisrosn SormcriE surgeon
u the sixty ninth New York Volunteers bas hces
verius number 81 lectures through the Wsst upon
the FeniAn Brotherhood. M4.s# seE ~ 81
Mr.. r. L. Iudngtca entered upon shsxtntls& ci the
olnoe q APPRAISER u this city on Monday MAt
Commodore vsarde, VI. De Aitoa, CAptaia A. Crown,
OF the Russian army; Y. vspzsfTool, Of General
BApks sta; Judge Ony, u ChicsAc and fisrtsuAnt A.
= semwse Uni,sd se.tss Navy. guests al the fiftA
Avenue HoteA
General sp.ss.s. Dotted saAisa ARMY. stopping ..
Wa 81 Nichoiss hotel
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city Hutelilgencc.

FREE AoADsxy.--At the last examination Tor the ad.
mission Of candidates from the public seaools the follow
ing was the result
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DsAKAoss. Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN The
THROAT,
OURONTO CATARRH.
CURED.

oATARRB OF THE IyMPAN!C MUrnva
MEMRRAyE. OBSTRUcTrONS OF THH
KUATAOHfAN TUBE
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-. 80. az tre Eve and Tcnfness spess
Olsen. - CADWE-Jb, "a onhsou P'"Ss No's
claly treated by ~.
streeU, from 10 O. ueadr ohN
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Ladies " eyeak and slcky constitutions should take me
BIOKREN3 II will make strong healthy and happy.
restore Room Of seA tn 70 tho sloky wsass
esreworn Ease
Sod By all drlTrAa
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Vreckiss, Ptmr,es, TN. Eruptisrs,
10. cured by GoURAUDS ITALIAN hEDfCATH6
SOAY. ass Broadway.
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Germs, Bunions. Enla~g~d JotMts. "a
all diseases Of the Fest cured bS Dr. xAoHARIh. -
Broadway.
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