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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-06

ST.. JeHS's CoLLEGE.-The first annual din
nsr Of the Alumni Association Of 81. Johns College
viii be given g. Deinon.co's, tic Fihb syenoe. on
THURSDAY evening next.
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wv NJ TWEED esd PT,siisnt Boar6 Of SgpeyriioT':
SIR Uud.r the provisions 81 the law Of 1889 we are re
oued 10 deliver , Day ls Board Of Supervisors The o'
s.nt rolls Of real ard per.ons estate Of the CITY oi
Nv, York subject to taxation We regret 20 state that tae
c.ose. st forth communication OF the zsh inst sl
Operate 10 pryt Tie discharge OF that duty Tho records
aid -onsg this office have not been returned al
though the e lax Commissioner, Amo0J W h-m,on has
b.n arrested and /, NOW custody for alleged puepaiion
reeeiya, and retention. , , ,.,-..I
we had nda ged hope consideration Of the yaN pub
IL involved that the books would have been restored
csnery ,;uee ruch course could not have prJudced In
am mann, the title Of the contestants 20 the ONCE
Disappointed however In this Just expectation, we hu.'
drprnd pon action and power OF the courts OF 70" 10 pace
M IL posesson the information essential to the discharge
of oar duties YosTs, respectfully,
% 0'' N"'' J.W. ALLEN,
-. il. PuRsER,
c. u. MOODEUFY
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oBsEorIRs .op JONI CLAscY.-The funeral

OBsEouIEs .oP JOHN CLASCY.-1he funeral
services Of the late John Clancy took place yesterday
morning lis late residence No. 81 East Nineteenth
street A; the keur appointed for tho funeral tAe street
vas black witkcsrIAges. There was large attendance
Of the friends sd scquaiptGnces Of the deceased, and
the editorial profession To Cry Government and the
potcnl associates Of Mr. Clancy wen represented;
iso over 10 members Il the NJ. I. brennan Society,
who fosyod IN che Of the heaTte on foot when LIE
procession moved.
The remains were conveyed from Nineteenth street
10 81 Peters Church IA Barclay street where solemn
ligh mass vac y rfOrmed By the Rev. Father Quinn.
az lied by several priests Heavy black crape was
stend m 'front.' OF the ALTAR and along both SIDES Of the
paery The Tcl cious ceremonies and the isslde ap
pc rance Of the e. arch and the sleDce ~ no largo
congregation. who filed every seat aud AISLE was
dsfply impressive and mourftol.
Near the close - the Mass. Father Quinn delivered
an eloquent euogy upon the life aud character Of the de
oe.sed At the conclusion Il tho Mass. which lasted
,pVard Of hozTs the I'D ~ the coffin WAS removed
AID the corpse lowed for the last time fier which II
wac removed to the family buying ground an Eleventh
street, md inferred.
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q 2. N, and II

cerrtl.ns.,., . md u a s., Q Pm, sndD
tai1uight. Sunday. ~
For luther information IN regard Railroad Tine Tblss
see advertisements IN another part OF this paper
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June l3 lat +s %, on I35 50 -p Meridian from Nswpor,
for New-loIk. "'S''
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The following is summary Of the foreign
.ommeres Of the port o. Esw.yOrk for tie asca' ysss
sedias Jpas %
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The TAXES TO DB IMPOSED FOR leoA-Ihc
controversy between the old and now Tax Commits
,oners It'll continues The latter addressed the iollow'
ng communication TO the Supervisors Oh the attn inst
Oypck CosxrssIoyRHs OF TAIHs AND AssEssxrsrs,
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Receipts Of Produce.
JpIY s-HT7v bbJ Flour. AZ beiA Wlis&y. SIC thA
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wuBas THR CATTLE ARE IRON.

They cams by the following Fie Railroad Sss
Hudson River Railroad $50; Harlem Railroad. l,V3l; Ne"
Haven Railroad Camden sud Arnboy Railroad 49, New
Jersey Central Kairoad 2i BY Hudson River boa Jt On
foot 10. About 1870 were In The yards on Monday.
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Loans and D-cs 1893 Oo9 Ol6 otS
Circulation. a5529l7 Dep0sts. 3tA, -
Cearifss f1T week ending June 25..... az tfebl -
Cesriuss for week ending July 2...... f325s351 %
Bsiancss for week ending June 2S..... ls5tyr9ly "
BGla, ccs foT week ending ~ 49,. ldTSs,AJ "
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The imports OF general merchandise snow
.rse gain on the corresponding week Of year. but
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NEw.yORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
Toa rns WEI EyDNG TuEsDAY. JuIY 5, 1885,
Sheep and
B,sre. Cow. Veal. Lambs. Swine. TEAL
ASH no 1853 1880 l2e H0Q<
These were sold at the following Marie Places:
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AoKIx I-on Sunday, AugustGs of disease the heart
Assx, Gy daughter OF Francis and Elizabeth Ackey,
rhe rei uivos sad friends OF the family respectfully
ssend the funeral from her late residence las
Henry sire a. this Tuesday, afternoon Al two O'Clock
ard from hence &, Calvary Cemetery
AsssTHos y.-on Monday, August 20, SARAH Ellen,
daug ner Of iancehs W. and Mary Ann Armstrong,
Tne rels,,v and friend Of she family are invited TO
attend the ,ur esa from the residence parents
l42 sss, fwer ~ eighth saeet, This Tuesday afternoon
81 two O'Clock.
seee l year, months and " days
The funeral wi take place ihis tuesday afternoon
hsif past two clock front the residence, 226 Mott
street The en Gs Of the f oiiy respectfully invited
70 attend
BRusB-At Belle yno New se.ssy, on Sunday, Auquet
Mrs sARAa sssE1s BEu w reic' OF Gilbert Brush,
The relatives ana ii aeads Of The family invited
attend the unersl Mig trues day afternoon, atwo
s'cock frgm her late resuence hes remains wiz be
inferred At Mount Plea eAat.
New Orleans and Calf Srnis papers Please copy
., aean's station Va 20 eJnursda,y August IS, Captain
sDwARD p BEowssos e. a n s = u ro genera
ti4ncock's stat youngest SOC Oh VIZ a. b'o"nson'
m the 2lst year Of his az 9.
Notice Of the funeral beI sstior
CoSsDrsE In Brooklyn, " sunday aa1ust xS o. COZ
sumption MICHAEL J. CoSsn vr, iorm'Gls Of New YORK.
10 the 33d year OF his age. -. -.
ruuera NON hts late reside see. Ia Htfs street THIS
(ruesdsy) Afternoon At two siock. ,......
elthe lais samuel David Of Montreal sud CT Gertrude
" layio, 10 the 1870 year Of Der '.se. o,o
5 J. Joseph, 30 los East rhi uy'foac,n stTsei .his
tfuesosy usraing at baif past noc o'co * 20 WHICH
tbe ffWnds O the family are invite.
BIO itrea tCausdaj papers will ples se copy. -
srasGD s,aday, August 30 al Yer aenort Mm raih
Ihe friends an1 sclualp.1ncos his ance,s Miohaei
Toanelan respectfully isvircd TO nseo zoe ,Snsral
Ct Wednesday afternoon at oc,oc cpreissly' irom
The ssieuce Of DIS uncle 70 Hudson 'SesHe' ,sa'e'0'
Guwsy papers Please COPY.
Dorersss-In Bros.;ly VI, on Monday no. un,Os AuSnst
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/. @oae~s' Haqaesss

sricir+ souss - PRnsuIcnos--A Nh, ANoaolI
D.sS-An insu~ss was oFa yesterday oy Coroper Widely
tho noGy e FAnne Eimtsl, young woman, who, for
ssbori time past has Seen in1sse OF a house Of ID
fame IN Crosby street, and who contntted suicide
Sunday night ast by swallowing quantity Of cyarhse Of
potassium, most vruent possca Prom tae to- flony
The napcsass that deceased yonng woman OF
conseerasle and bad evidently moved 10 good
society presicge,o her adopting the e OF prostitute.
The 1femy attendant upon her abandoned course ~ life
weighed upon Tor End az 10 drive her 10 despair
and induced 'scr 10 lake her Ice, thereby end.
hg the soucliioa she could not msnd On tae asen.
,cg IN geesttz she 40 her tapper usual ard dur ing
the ncsi sPpeared IN unusually good spirs.s. soon
aftef she was found n her room sunessng from
che enects Of the poison above psmed, administer.
ed by beFseig. OnS TIE table sound two
letters, OF which addressed sseter NJ
scrpPle and whom she had supported requesting her
70 take Charge OF her ELECTS. The other cser
dressed " the keeper Of the establishment regreting
THAI she should h given Der much trouble tho
commission Of so horrible crime In her house involved
but she said she tired Of life and rather Shan any
longer endure The infly attached 10 her OF e
she had received &c terminate her earthly sxstoucs
Medical assistance immediately cxssed 10. but the
victim died IN great agony in shout hall hour after
Tho Jury rende-ed verdict Of suicide Deceased
native Of Boston, aged twenty .hEee yesrs
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Police YnlsiiigeRco.

sxRious SrsBEixo AyYRAf m rHs FouRrn wARD.--At .
Ale hour sandsy night 3smes Beerman, residing At
NO IL osksres became 1voved N quarrel at No. 50
Madison ssresi with John fitzpatrick. During the ARRAY
Besrman drngerously stabbed IN the right thigh
With bS.ohers knife ia the hands Of Fitzpatrick Jerc-
siah Brcn, hystander, ;hereupon attempted inter-
fere prevent any fur her njary being DONE when
Fitzpatrick stabbed him the knee, nicting serious
wound. The offender made his escape, and At last
accounts he had mt been arrested. Beermsn
veyed Bellevue Hoaptal By officer O'Dsy, III The
Fourth precinct and M Browo taken 20 his
. dence IN Williamsburg.
ALLEGED Frsrp REcRrn-TRr PROPRIETOR Ro.
-Cnss Hendersc1 proprietor Of the Jsgel
Hotel No.,s7 Barclay street. arrested yesterday by
officer 9Byrre Of the Essex Market Police Court
charge Of swindllng August Baum. member OF Com
paoy A, Of the Eighty third regiment, New York
esss ha. be came 10 this city SroE ST. Louis on the "a
august ius and took odgngs at the hotel Of the
recruitcg once, where be enlisted him. took the
bounty money from the Official and paid him 1.-THE soldier
go q Y and ssps ne rsm..ns $40 Durios The day
vhch, as is alleged, be never did Baum Also testi
ssa .a.sis trunk cona,nnf quantity q coshins was
lfssDeut Justice Mansfield 6ec the prisoner for exarn
nation.
ALLEGED TBEyr or TITLE DsDs-ElizabeSh Martin, aged
twenty nve years, living ~ No. 80 Park street,
srough:s.fore Justice hosan yesterday at the Tcmbs
Poos Court charged with having stolen three warranty
desds Conveying the title Of two hundred ny
Of land suated 10 Brookhaven Long Island and valued
~ thousand dollars Tue deeds the property Of
Mr.. WiiiaEn A. Wilson, OF No. So Maiden lane, who al
eges that they were locked IN trunk Of his and that
the trunk was in house occupied By the accused that
the 2Sth OF June last the deeds
from. and since then they have not been
1xrned Briget Gerraghy, living in the same house saw
Elizabeth unlock the trunk and take package papers
from WATCH answered the description OF the missing
property Elizabeth arrested by officer Daley OF
tte sixth precinct aud the Justice committed for
Rh n dcfGult OF thousand dollars bail. The pris-
said she found the papers and king they
Of 70 value, abe used them 20 kinde the fire.
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Military Affairs.
mnE ~nN.tAsa nm "a,


No,hsnF has lsanspned reIs,iye 10 the coming
srsss, @ whether GOT viii commence on ns ON
VI september next The d,6essnt provost marsnAs arc
h1s,iy engaged making preparations Tor tue a. ~"s
there ~ he but h'ise douoa i"a' " W"
IKE place tho early .sii = ses lnoAio iu' s-'o
uea, FL tins vacrs dsscts i-as been entfes conp's,
49, 49, .,,,snt .cH rou.s:rs scr The DAFT beng car
red oul ID the above d1e As tc ere'i1ipg INC eaNa
81 atuoris tie War IsfartneAt = sNtestvu - ease
s-r.s.-n ~ Asv or -rlw .tenetHl HaYeSs ~ tAs
M. tine has geSsred orders 20 maze an Nne neees-
say arEaf. aiaeatf, - tat rs "hsei a@l oe 80 Va
,,otioa "a n i4ofta. p. tle ssh
sots Il rosn0fs ewclaseu NE city AZ 10 She
srerosrleni y tGiT cvnscrpiica MAJOR oenera Batter
!, ,e,.ortad - vorls 10 take command rg tho
,rrots ! ~ ~ i preserve th@ pesce q Tie city
REcLUI.snG PoA rax ENGINEERS,
ses-ssl TgGer mas detained Msor y. r. cssef OF III,
Tiryt Nes York sng,ne~a. Tor he MI up ,ht
Distinguished resimeus 70 sc number NAja
sr,'s has ups- eli ssca al u fwery whore be vii
fasasa ianso desrrg IS enlist "a ali shc neee9sary IN
rcgns ticn rcsstive teaerm o. servce, bcnntes, &C.
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BILLIARDS..
MATRIMONIAL.

= NLIIARDs--wAkrEp TO HIRE TWO GOOD Bill
IL Lard Tables, I~l purchase o accom- n I'd ar q
teri "a ADDRESS L. r., Herald onice
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A GE GILEhAT or WEALTH DESIRES THE &C.
n qnt en'anes q vel. bred eiscaied refined lsey
Wits Wv 30 ihffrsks. Addfsas scrption ~
TIE iEay VI aer cream anct. ae OHer ion station
n Bjbla a. use sew Yofk, $500
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Mn Sz-4DEGxsR-On sunday, August Is, 1864, by the
Rev r. Bedford, MARSHALL A. MINNIE, OF New York,
To Miss MAxAScE A. DECKER, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


An !, ..o.,v,csssTs uAsHAn, A.ssioaa'.
- RovsEHoLD
I,rawi NJ Roou, surd,nrs, en- su,s.
OIL Paintings b, ancient and mo''sra as.sss ~.
scvrcs and Dresden Cana Vases,
Pier and Map,ei Nsvors.
Rosewood ari walnut Chamber IN ai.ure,
China GLASS .sser asre and rsos Cutlery.
AZ PbnLi3 AuSfigk.
M,hs sIsoaa, rssdsare a West sis,seatn stssea
Between fifth and SIXTH avenues
Sale commencing at in5s o'coek.
Tho a.consar would Gall tie particular attention OF MS
friends public to this SAFE tbs catalogue comprising
The sreys, and assortment Of nonsSao furniture
beng 10 less than.sessn months ana WI 20
Der'p''rs sold e 5R re hiSas' s s'dsss
Srperb Sets of furnituco covered with French oocate
q .he richest asscr on VIZ; rss Isg s9 As
Banis Fgssels se 10 atch s suits rosewood RIA sa
ssaiy marble tops seerssaire and Bosscass nea Wy.
Tables, Encoi2unfes. Cabinets Nonsci Tables
BReszEs, sfATuAay AND WORKS OF ART
Apollo Minerva shakspers Mitsni Ore den chns vases
rissermans Faulty 5y pelaeroix English Interior ~
Nortaco fruit Piece tar,sna BY Ronsn; Scenes on Tho
also rsi KS s so8b sssiss
ieeai Elsn'h Cloth Cover. stool, nasis stand.
modes, en- sue npsrb Hair Mattresses exsra large Spring
d - pss n s os II psss n,ss1 EXTENSION
Table IL rect draw Sofas Chairs rnagn, China n
aud Tea Set 30 Pieces and Ruby Glass Ware Shelf
Iela Table Cutlery Silver Ware.
Ais, al tho Furniture of the servants apartments
n B;-Psrtes wishing 70 attend ibis sale take me Fiih
aud sixth avenue aud stages leaving at szteen,h
street near the house
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ExRREssEs.

r. vRgpAw,q FUKSiTURE ExpRsse-orrtrN ia
~ .est E.es Il vi street between Flta saa is.a ave-
puea pgs4slplte Famine. Mirrors GAlga Ne. ased
49, sbin1-H aN parts 81 sne World LSfs =, faI
mottas anime cts . coaptIy. Farnita.s 83fla.
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A UorloN NOTICE D. D. cAULKISs, AucnosEEa.

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART. &C.,
AZ public auction this day, (Tuesday.) August 3D.
No. 2S est Fourteenth street. between Eighth and Ninth
SEVEN ocrSvE RosEwcSH65 fII4oFoRrE
ROSEWOOD an D BLACK WALNUT SUITS.
BRONZE AND oRMoLU cEAHpksLiEE;sa rs, c.p,ers
sEvnEs AND DREspFv CHINA oENANENTs.
PfeH AND MANrEL MIRRORS,
BROCADE AND LACE CURTAINS. .
on p.,urscs NJ STsTsT Bk kqisT srAfuARY
BOOKCASE. srAaERrs, cHANTTnhEN rABLss, 'N0-1'
CHINA. GLASS AND SILVER WARE
sHEFFIELD TABLE, CUTLERY. TABLE LINEN.
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE. Louis XIV. style
The sale cepprses some Of The riches. and Mcss saSo
and to be sold without Any reserve An examination w'H
Parors elegant fun Suits OF rosewood Par
Tor Furniture in rich brocade and satin rosewood Easeres
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
Stool and Cover,
elegant instrument with round cornerA beautifully
carved legs and case, all r,o1ern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Of Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs hne rosewood Centre and
Side marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets
Chaiater Suits Ia ro=ewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
iieds,eads Washstands, Sofa Beds In fine hair
cloh pure Hair from forty fifty pounds
made order. in excellent coudtion
Dining Room Furniture. consisting OF fine oak Extension
Dining Table, oak Chairs, Silver Ware, rich China
Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &C. with heavy
Cut and Engraved Glass Ware Of every description.
in attendance to cart pack ehp goods Tor pur
chasers
n R.-The on Paintings In this sale $4,000
Also the elegant Mante Mirrors in this city
Tho house and lot for sale At decided bargain
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A UCTION NOTICE: POSITIVE AND PEREMP1oRY
"A SALE OF StfPEPR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS,
SUPERB ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ETAGERE,
RICH CHINA. CUT GLASS. SILVER WARE.

BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, &c.
HENRY r. WESTCOTT auctiopeer, will sci this (Tnes-
dayl afternoon at O'Clock the entire contents OF tho sie
giant residence l52 West Twenty first street, Seventh
avenne consisting OF two rosewood SUIT elegantly carved
covered In figured Sa.rry and Egvpau top Centre
and Fancy bes Turkish Lounges and Chairs to match
Lace Curtains and Shades large and costly collection OF Oh
Paintings Bronxes Parian and Bissne Figures Lava Orna
mens and Vases Reception Chairs, &c.
ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORrf pearl KEYS, carved legs, cost
$780, made by city makers; Stool aud Cover 10 match
Rosewood Bcdsteais. Bureaus. Spring and Hair Mat
tresses Rockers Beds and Bedding Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets, Feather Beds and Pillows SOFAS and sofa Boz
stcads Lounge Bed mahogany Extension Table oak Chairs
rich French and Bohemantass Ware Cutlery Re-, with
arge variety OF mahogany Furniture not which
must be examined to be appreciated Men viii be In st.
tendance pack ship goods for purchasers Catn
lncne n
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e2OOO.OOO LOAN
V--'000 OF fHH
COUNTY OF Nsw YoRK

CL.OOOsOOo M THg
COUNTY OF Nsw YoRx
SUBSCRIPTIONS arc hereby invited 10 Lean II rws xnsa
Dollars authorised BY ordinances Of ne Beard II sss
visor. approved By the Mayor ~ 1854 sassd "Az
Ordinances TO provide for the Of volsnssns
the Armies Union part and parcel Of Ne susaof
the City and County Of New York under any future Gallo
the President for men,"
The proper books for prescriptions win opened
"shs conptroisr's once after saturday. the isA
yuns Instant and win rom ain open until the whole sum
shah be taken.
Subscribers WIN be requirsdto deposit with the County
Treasurer at the Broadway Bank within days aftsa
entering their subscriptions the subscribed forsy
them respectively and on presenting his receipts the
money soshe Comptroller they win bond. Of tho
county for equal amounts Reasonable ssrore Jaue
1906 with from the date payment The rate or
elk per cent per annum.
Our fellow citizens. the public genera ~ poet.
fully invited to operate with the Board Of Supervisors
in the benevolent and patriotic purpose Of supplying
quota Of men from this county, the call OF tho
President for more mon for the army 70 be msdC
public without resorng 10 dram FOR sns purpose 40
ton will not DO taken to raise volunteers under The
ordinance referred to until sufficient amount is sub
scribsd to Warrant Tho COMMITTEES proceeding ia shin
matter
MATHEW r BRENNAN. Comptroller
crrY o. NEW Yonx, DsrAarxrSr or FINANCE, coxTracsr
Lsa's OFFICE, june 49, 1884
nEMoREsws ILLUsrR ArED MONTHLY AND NINE.
Il DemorestG
and attractive Monthly will contain eresng Stories ~
tho eminent authors, Poetry Music household ana
other valuable Literary Matter all profusey and spendidH
illustrated with the latest reliable Fashions
mammoth Fashion Plates and full sized Patterns
Altogether the useful artistic and nteraiung Magas
zine In America Single copies Is cents Yearly subsrp
ton 49, with splendid Paror Engraving OF George Wash.
ington package containing 81 worth Of and fash
ionable Patterns premium. Address VIM. Jennings
Demores 50 Beeknan Nine Demorest, 47S Brood
way New York. Single copies mailed free receipt o the
price, September number ready August Is Do not fall 70
SEQ this model magazine.
IMPORTANT BY TRLEGRAPH-GREArD EMORALI.
zaon in the Ranks Of the sham Demoes1ey ana s9odoy
phnnnies oyer the Blue Dcvis-IGnominions Flight OF
see Phunniest. No l. Ready ! few days.
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Owipe N the crowded s.as or our courns com
heAdnr
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4 MA0NfrTcENf ASSORTMENT or HOUsrnoLn
"A Furn&urs or sale :. ,. .ssswood Lane
casa Padosx Gtausry, Vase Oerpsts Bud0ts, Rxtsns
sion able 6kina, 0lass Silver ware Chamber yuurs
purdssers Inquire ~ i IVES, Twentyhlrd street, nsat
hixth Avenue.
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r. 2. WILLS AyCTIONEBR "WEDNESDAY. AUG
~. 3D. 1884, sas Of Unaware China and Earthcuware
IN open lots md psckase II ocieck the store Is Mur
ray street
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A SET OF TEETH MADE IN rHREH HoURa-
N Entire satisfacficn no pay, at $50 Sixth
Especial attention 10 mechanical dentistry The
cheapest OF teeth made and fine IN
Of the world No advance required and ne ono
= required TO take or for anything unless suited
actly Nitrous oxide tas been here
thousand cases ana teeth extracted without pain
cdent sickness has occurred from we Eve
every day Between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets
Sixth avenue, No. 239.
kERIcAN ARTIFICIAL rRETH COMPANY DEN
"A tss Fourth street corner Bowery insert the best
teeth ever made 81 half the usual pcss An immense
sortnen constantly exhibition. Call and us ses9
stamp for circular Teeth extracted Without pain led
certihcates Cut this out
A MOST WONDERFUL DrsCovERY.-TRBTH n
n tracted without pain, or charge: beautiful teeh NJ
serted 81 each teeth inserted with without
the rosts all operations warranted I. JAY VILLBRS
1855 Grand street. two blocks from Broadway.
NJ B. oRfrFIN 4 BROS, 25s GRAND STREET NEW,
IN. York and -! Fulton street Brooklyn sxtractine
Teeth positively without pain by the Of nitrous oxide
eas Nc charge FOR extracting when atincAl teeth -
Gold, e2b; PInHa, $40 Silver aI6 Rubber SlO Partial
sess on sold. 81 silver, o. Extracting 2s cshti
nsrEOPLAsTIo, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE, PILLINos
~ for decayed teeth. Old built up Mere shells,
BY the dsccverer Rooms removed 70 70 East Fosrcenth
street one door west Of Unionsluars Over loOU tes
noniaIs M9N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-30

IMPORTANT BY TRLEGRAPH-GREAr DEMORALl.
ration Ranks Sham Democracy and Shoddy
observation-disclosures Victory Achieved by the Patrons Of the
Phunnest .'Blue Devils '-Ignomnous Flight OF
"Lattero Sanity Pncans For full particulars
Phunniest ko. (. Ready few days.
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owing 10 NE crowded stale Of our colanns We ere o. u
PEELED e omit ~ Advertisements coming under The abv
heading
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I = FANh
IL place IA Murray will sell catalogue. for
cash, this morning. at Ia o. clock -
Heavy BEAVERS. PILOTS, SEALSKINS.
All wool and union CLOTHS and CASSIMRRES.
full limo Of TAILORING GOODS generally.
Also i5o dozsn Of imported GLOVES and GAUNTLRTs,
. very Gne line OF go0.s.
Also domestic GLOVES and GAuNrLETS;
Also $50 lots of GERMANTOWN GOODS. comprising
ScArfs Hoods Nubas and Hosiery Generally.
Also 500 dozen foreign and donesti; SUSPENDERS.
10 bales OF domestic bleached and brown
GOODS.
Also 100 dozen OF HOOP SKIRTS.
Also, leo Of BOOTS and HOES without reserve
Also. $50 lots of FANCY GOODS, NECK TIES,
And other goods groat variety.