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The New York herald., 1865-05-03
Two Fights In Philadelphia.
From tho hiladeIphia Inouirer

Al an early hour yesterday (Mondsy) morning Q dis.
graceful and brutal prize fight enacted on piece OF
ground north Of the Germantown basin, In the upper
part Of the city The pugsts were James Frawley, an
Englishman and q man named John Turner Before
daybresk yesterday the combaants and their friends
comprising thieves bounty Jumpers, Ae started for
the scene Of the conflict In carrageA
The fight an impromptu one The parties were
brought together 10 very short time, and all the ar
ranacmsnts made Tho stakes were FOR i've hundred
dollars side But few persons outside Of the puglisc
fraternity knew Of the light which made II somewhat
private and consequently the police were mot on hand
The men had not been trained for this outrageous and
brutal proceeding as ID generally the case with prze
fighters The Gaht lasted one hour and twenty minutes,
when the Eugshman was counted the victor fotwitn-
standing he won the 6sht he received severe punish.
men about the head and face His appearance reminded
one forcibly Of ferocious bull dog.
Turner was badly beaten. His opponens peat MN
principally about the ribs and he now suffering greauy
from The effects Unfortunately no arrests were made
and those congregated 70 witness the nght len 9uie
a. they came The neishborhood OF Sixth and Arcn
street: was visited last evening BY number o. drunne
roughs who had been eye witnesses TO the dsgIaceiu
affair and who were discussing the merits OF the pu
On last Saturday smother prize nshs was fought nea
the Point House. opposite Gloucester bat no arrests wor
made The police q the city would do well 70 DO on tn
lookout for pxe nghts and zee thai they DO not CARR
into effect any of their brutal combats u the oily
PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Tnn NEW FIRE CoxnMioxSRA The Board Of commis-
sones of the Metropolitan Fire district taking every
juAcious step towards the reorganization of tho depart
msnt under the Law. Their aim, ~ indicated In
their consultations thus far IL TO do nothing hastily, and
have thorough and masursd course concluded upon
whom they do act. They have examined the law ana
the existing condition Of the department. and arc
pairing themselves very deliberately for their duties
The Withdrawal OF Mr. Sloan from the enerous prospect
duty OF serving the board 10 another evidsses Of
the unwillingness Of business Of this community
accept the small emohmsnts Of the political or muni.
cpai oHlces Outstanding their constant complaints
against those who DO discharge those responsibilities
Governor Fcnton will appoint another commissioner 70
nv soan's vacancy, probably his return 70 Albany
next wcek. Zophar Mills, Robert kagnns, Johs creUes
and John Decker urged - candidates
Parties In the interest Of the existing Fire Department
have applied 10 Attorney General Cochrans In the name
OF people contest tho constitutionay Of the law
which, upon filing the proper bonds IL s usual 70 grant
The ground Of the contest 10 The fact that although
new district created the language Of the bill limits the
officers appointed 70 the county Of New York. and In this
limitation renders their appointment by the Governor
obnoxios 10 the constitution.
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OFFICIAL

He0useAen OF the Expenses or TIE Quar-
tsrmastsr's Depsrtment.
GENERAL oRBERs-No. 36.
QyAsrxahAsrn GsnmAL's Ovuu1
\ WASHINGTON, D. O., May 1, 1895. J
L-AH omcen ana agents Of the QuArtermaster's Dc
having citizen employees or hired articles unds
sk direction wi Immediately upon the receipt Of thh
cFdss prepare and forward 10 this once special rspor
Of the ersons and articles hired or employed Thl
Upor y VI embrace In tabular forn:-
Nrebe number Of persons or articles Of each class
Saond-< Occupation, or how used
TxG6-M te OF hire or compensation
Fo1h-Ns lumber OF each class discharged snos
April !, a19 mte OF hFs on compensation
FVth-Whst further reduction can be made during the
next two nouAs and at what dates the reduction can
Ssr0-Rsmarks \showng briefly rthe necessity Of con.
tinuing the remaisdAr In government employ
cn1sf nna Su..r%.s.sr. Of military Division
tion with the respective commanding officers thereof
take immediate measurS to brsrx up al minor depot;
and agencies under their cntro not essential to the
vice under the new military situation Tho ousytermas-
ters stores at such dePots and agencies will be drawn
not Of sufficient vate justify their reova then ssps
css report OF the ease win bs made this ONCE with
.eeommsndstons a. % the best time pacssnd manner q
nsud April 50 called for By paragraph g. General Orders
ous IN the form Of an inventory, showing
Fs.s-Ths articles, In. a,phsSeticA order; and sns
quantity Of each on hAad.
Secssa-Their condition,
YhHe-Number or quantity Of each required ~ three
month"; supply at their respective stations; and
Ftsrfk-The disposition recommended TO be made Of
the balaneswhether to BE- sod stored transferred
other sans and when to ss sod stored or transferred
n G. NEI0S,
Quartsrmaster; Brevst Major General
Os1srs from che War and Treasury De.
partmemt
CIRCULAR TO ooLLxCToRs OF CUSTOMS.
WAR DxPARrHNT, I
wAsHISaroN, April 20, 1895.
The executive order Of January2O 1896. prohibiting
the sxporation Of hay rssOindsa from and after the
In day Of Msy, lSoS.
By order OF the PRESIDENT.
EDwu " STAxroa. Secretary Of War
TREASURY DEPARrxEasf, I
WARRINGTON; May !, 1895.
IN pursuance Of The terms Of the above order all re-
sctious heretofore placed By this department the
sxportasos Of hag sss hereby removed
q AoCUBLOCH,
Secretary oIshs Treasury
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Tho Plan to Assassinate the Prssiden
Well known mt Richmond.


II is positively ascertaned and the evidence s In pos.
usssien OF the government, that the assassination OF
Abraham Lincoln the Vice President and the heads OF
che departments Of the government and Leuen
ant General Grant, was well UNDERSTOOD in Richmond
work scas MANNED IN all is details in tnddaf Men who
have heretofore been prominently connected with tho
of the United States are known to nave ooen
active In the nurderous work II is also In evidence how
mach meney paid TO the assassns, and so PAID "
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

Heavy Defalcation In .Philadolphia..
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS AND rHU
YArINa TKLLER OF TIE COMMERCIAL BANk
MISSING.
fTrom the Philadelphia Ledger, May Al
Yesterday afternoon, between two and three oolock
Mr. Clark the paying teller OF tho Commercial Bank
Chesnut street. above Third left tho bank stating that
be would . few minutss Three o'clock arrived
and not returning some uneasncss was felt and after
waiting time longer an Investigation Into the ac
the ofcers OF the bank discovered that there
large dencn In the accounts OF the teller. The inves
CATION continued up TO late hour last night but tho
exact missing could not be ascerained but ID
supposed that will not DO far short Of two hundred
thousand dollars Mr. Clark the missing teller has been
in the employ OF the bank for twelve fifteen years. and
has always enjoyed the esteem and conndencs Of the
ofhcsrs Of tho institution.
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BRUTAL ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.
Coronsrs, Inauasts.

FArAL cAsuAIrm Phillip unSrsicht, German, TWEEN.
tynvs years d age, died N Bellevue Hospital from the
effects q injuries received W consequence Of falling into
an eres N the rear o. % Harion street Coroner Cover
held an inquest on the body
lad named Michael Cullen, afssn ysars Of age, died
from injuries recsivsd BY falling IN iron railing In
City Hall plscA An Inqusa was held over Vie remains
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Uho Lower Counties or Maryland being
GarrisOned.
tto nal dan Mav1

We SEQ u announced that military posts with detath-
msnts OF infantry and cavalry being established In
Prince George Charles and st. Marys countless Mary
Hand the purpose OF breaking up alleged reasonable
prsoces Of Of the inhabitants and protecting loyal
ep The officers In command OF the posts instructed
20 forage on the country 1t is stated that receipts will
be gven for supplies tsken and after the war, tho
they will receive their pay The recent tragedy at Wash
ngon the fact that some Of the guilty parties sought
have probably induced the establishment Of the military
posts within their limits
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rhuADkLrBA, hhy :, AoVo
Tho subscriptions "a the ueven-shirty loan today
amount IS, 2ail 100 The largest Western subscription
was 800 900 from Cincinnati and the largest Eastern
subscriptions from ths FIRST National Bank Of New
York and Fisk Hatch and vermilye Co., Of that csy
each for u ooo and ,hero three thousand SIX
hundred and hfty.two individual subscriptiona
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The Commissioners Of Prince George
County Oner q Reward for the Assas-

IFrom the Maryland Prince Georgian April ISL
nv an advertisement in another column will be seen
chat Our county commissioners ocr reward Of $1,000
FOR the arrest In this county, Of any person con-
ccrned IN tho late OF the President and al
fsoutcd murder OF The Secretary OF State whether AZ
rincipai or as accessory before after the fact We
learn that Hon. Samuel Il. Berry Judge OF the Circuit
Cour for this county, IN his capacity @ conservator OF
she peace some DAYS since ordered the Sheriff, with
posse diligently TO search evey place that may be sus
pected Of aordng any evidence whatever bearing upon
The and that the Sheriff has already used
all poss BILE efforts 70 obtain information, ana intends 70
proceed with posse the order OF the Judge
We learn that party Of thizens IN the lower part OF
ths county have been using every effort 70 procure the
OF certain persons with the great crime
who supposed 10 have ned towards this peninsula
From all we learn Il 10 not kelly that any SUGGEST al
dew lopment will occur within the limits OF this county,
for the that the criminals would be likely TO pro
coed the Potomac ne rapidly possible Wehavs
hem as We do not know the wishes Of the authortes
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Court Calend ar-This Day.

suraxxs CouRr-CRcur-Part l--Nos e0o, $50, ~,
iisS, $3.50, l4ii, l4Ai, it4S last lssi; p.n Ia
1888 se0 ii5c i2io, loss, i1ss iSis io4o sa4 1884,
surrrIoa Couar-TaAI TsRn --rAr Moo xoos, te1s,
2ss3, ap5o 4eoo, A1ts <o25, 93s7 sooo Ass1, esoh,
So2I lo2 iosl 4Ao 9oas 1880 sAo2, sla 4s26, STA,
tl4S 1Hk 49, 60.
oAo sha 733 s7s o3s 7l6 e61 s2l 0o4 Q66 o61, S03.
pan Adjourned until Monday the Sab INST
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who Tracked and Detected DooshI
TO TIE EDITOR or THR HERALD.

From the different accounts in the newspapers II sp.
pcars that the detective force has all the
,sredt for the apprehension and arrest Of tho assasn
Booth and bis sccomplice, Harold am informed from
good authority that the greater part Of the information
which led TO these arrests given 70 the War Depart
sn by detectives not employed BY ~ Colonel Baker
remained in Washington as special agent Tor the depart
nent received by telegram al the information collected
by different parties who we're on the trail or Booth
and upon this acted This matter should be thoroughly
Anves,lgated and the parties who gave the Information
10 the department should receive their full smouns or
.sredit for H. JCSIlCE
The New York herald., 1865-05-03


The Uurrsndsr 81 Joe Jshnston's nSb~s
Army 60 0eperal sherman-Ths ClosAna
Scenes ef the 6bssqIies to PressAsnS
LincoIn-The Pursuit. and Death OF ~
Assassfn-Ths Latest News from 1lsxiso,
oasa, 90. domingo, &cs, &c.
Tho CunArd mail steamship Persia. Captain Loss, win
leave this port to-day "Wednesday Sor Liverpool
The malls for Europe win oloss ~ hsf-pass nins
O'Clock this morning.
The New yoRE HrKALD-Edition FOR turOps-w,n b
published at sght oSeck Ibis morning
IL ~'u eJasain sz account Of the 6nSrehdW n jos
Johnston's Rebel Force General shermsa In NORTH
Carolna, and description OF the demoralizsd contsoa
Of the Rebel Army full details Of closing set6ss Of
the 0bsequiss 10 President Lincoln In New York - a
the honors paid 10 them In other places their rou
Springfield full account OF the Pursuit and Killing q y
wilkes Booth, his assassin, and Of the and in
prsonment OF bis sccomplices; the Latest News from
the Union Forces in all portions OF the country: the
Latest Intelligence from Mexico Cuba Central South
America and ST. Domingo and accounts Of ell Important
events Of the past week
Single COPIES In wnppsrs ready for mailing six cents
DRAWING or PIE
SHELLEY ooLLEoR LOTTERY or KsHTucKx,
Glass 2Oa
On the ROYAL HAVANA PLAN Of Single zu.bsss
Nuwn u Covinron, H.. on SATURDAY, kprn n, lsA
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The Turf.

PAOroN COURSE. l.. I.-rRoTTIN8.
rursDAY, May 2-Match $500, p p, mile heats, best
three In nve, IN harness
r Ogs named b. 4. Diamond ..........1
J. Loveti named b. 6 Swttchtail. ........ q
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The Prsss DespsteA.


HAvAxA, April 3s, 1895.
BY way Of Santiago do Cuba have later dates from
Mexico. The French steamer Fortds arrived n that
port the 20h with dates from Vera Crua the 18th
There is little Of interest," and that nte BY
the French and imperial accounts ID not favorable 70
Maximian A. Tohica there has been constant alarm
the liberals threatening attack On the night Of the
3D. eleven Of the garrison, who had Short time since
given In their adhesion 10 the order Of thing"
passed over to the Juarsts with their arma Sal.
to the capital Of Coahuila 10 being hastily fortified.
mail with dispatches from General kea, for General
Baron Aymard, captured BY the Juarists near
NieskA
The imperial force Of Huahapla attacked the
27tn u, and after bloody battle, the revolution
were repulsed and pursued san Miguelto. three
four leagues distant At which place they again de-
fsated." commandant ArSmsnd says, in bis ofucial
report 1.-THE enemy lost some killed and wounded"
that prisoners and arms were captured and that he
imperial loss six men," We told that Maxmlian
has sent $40 900 TO Oaca for distribution among those
families injured by nre and the bombardment OF the
city There is long preamble 70 mitigate confessed
in the vicinity Of Moreia continued their dspredasons
Although these forces never dare 10 present
before q like number Of mperaiiets, they fall upon
small parties which they know, from inferiorty OF
numbers, will have TO succumb This has just taken
place with squadron marching 10 horea on the 2sd
Obisso Hill they attacked by aquadrupcais mum.
Dor Of Juarsts The imperialiss were obliged 70 20
nS sTs s
Juarts succeeded in taking twenty i've prisoners They
also took seventy horses $1,000 In gold and consider
able baggage"
From MIchoacan learn that ''the news ID bad
Purnandro which for several days had been threatened
by the Juarsts surrendered the 25h thousand
mon under Rouda, Garcia and Publita General Thun
communicates officially from PuebIa on the 2lst ult
that public tranquility Ii restored In Pueba-"
The Diari0 de la Marina expresses only q sardono
sympathy for the United States the recent AssassinA
ton The SsQb which has % manfslly battled for the
Union has taken the Di6yo 10 task and V answered In
most heartiess and weak manner
Some forty or more secessiousts had Q banquet and
in thor orgios vented thev nendsh satsfaction The
Cuban pocts-and they are many-hsvo most Of them
composed poems on the death Of the President
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Police Intelligence.
BLOODY YI0HT ON sHIPBoARD-Two MEN DAN0IR
OU0LY STABBED.

ssvssal sailors attached 10 the ship Neptune, lying in
the stream and about TO sail for foreign port bacams
involved In quarrel on Monday night while much In.
toxicated, and desperate and bloody nsht snsued.
During 10 continuance william Price and Thomas Null
gan drew knives and stabbed each other in . dangerous
manner Sergeant Cherry Of the First precinct Learning
Of the bloody Array boarded the ship with section of
and arrested Angus NcKotenz, John Powers, John
whalen and James McDermott Price and Mulligan
were conveyed 70 the New York Hospital and yesterday
afternoon Coroner Cover took the ante mortem depos
ton Of Price The testimony showed that he stab
bed by Mulligan and likewise shown that the lat
ter received his injuries at the hands Of Price The
prisoners arrested the Neptune BY Sergeant Cherry
and bis brought ashore. and held for examine
tion.
BRUTAL ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.
On Monday night Bryan 0'Connor living In Ninety
third street. near Broadway entered the drinking place
324 Tenth avenue whore be met James Daw and several
other young men Drinks were repeatedly ordered and
drank and as OConnor was about leaving for homo Daw
and his companions assaulted and knocked him down,
after which he beaten BY them in the most brutal
manner and robbed Of $40 greenbacks 0cer Holiday,
Of the Twentieth precinct subsequently, arrested Daw
but his confederates In the robbery escaped, Justice
DODGE committed The prisoner fov TRIAL In default o'
81 500 ball
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THE CONSPIRACY.
The TrtAl OF the Conspirator

WASHINGTON, May ., 1895
The trial of the persons Implicated In the assassination
blot will begin this city early uex week The govern.
ent is nearly ready for the prosecution, and viii employ
four special reporters 10 take the testimony Newspaper
Yeportsrs will be adined
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UNION COUR5K, L. f.-Tk0TTIK0.
TurpAy, May 2-Match $400 mile heats, In harness
J. White named Gray Eddy. y.........................
J. Kegan named Black Charley ey..................d dis
Time-2:56
James Watson and Ella Sherwood trot to-morrow for
a. 600.
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A.-Use the Best.-How den's KADth De.
sTRoYIN0 PACKET For sale BY All druesssA Prlss 800
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

MRS wIHsLows soQIHINo SYRUP is an s.csisn.
psn stomach and bowels Aad BY giving health
u the chd comforts aud ress the mother During he pro
and arpins In the bowels
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

A Clear, Smooth skin
ceScSsscESTRhTEB FLUID BxfRACf sARskPxRfLLA.
black spots pimplea and all erupons Of the skin
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

PnuApsLrHIA Nay 2, 1863
General Grant arrived In this city this afternoon and
vent TO Burlington He will return TO- morrow with his
wife 70 take possession Of the splendid mansion presented
= ~ Philadslphisna
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

An Importers Stock OF Ties, gcarfs,
shirts Collars Gloves and HosNry al retail cheap No
PARK row, near the Museum.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

A Beautiful ComplexioA stands the
closest scrutiny. HELMBoLDs Ex9RACT on sARsA-
PAKILLA 10 The remedy.
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VI E X @ O.
The Liberals Attack HuahapIa and are
Defeated and Pursued.
R0UT OF AN IMPERIAL SQUADRON.
Surrender Of Purnandiro to the
Juarists.
--~s-~->~>~~s>>>.
COrtkna PrOnOunces In Favor Of
tho Liberals
H1 1WVESYS 19AYAX6oXOD
A FRENCH MAN-0F- WAR NJ VERA CRUZ.
Murder Of the Rebel General ehalmsrsby
His Own Men,
&c, &C., DO.
COrtfna PrOnOunces I'm Favor Of
tho Liberals
A FRENCH MAN-0f- WAR NJ VERA CRUZ.
Murder Of the Rebel General Chalmers BY
His Own Men,

Our New Orleans Corrsspondenee.'
NEW ORLEAHs, La, April 2b, 1905
BY the arrival yesterday OF the PATRON, from BraxoB
santiago, we have confirmation Of the that Cortns
has pronounced" IN favor Of the hberala This move
msnt took place at San Fernando On the 28th ult be
occupied salo and the imperial troops under Campos
Fero and sepedo fell into hs hands the three doughty
generals escaping.
coRTNA NvRsrrso NArAxoRoR
Cortins 1t latest accoants reported TO have been
within eighteen miles Of Aatamoros laying siege TO the
city, and collecting all the mules and horses In his neigh
oorhood stopping the stages for that purpose On Of
these occasions no captured s27S, 900 In specie
few days since party Of cortinss men dashed into
Aatamoros killed major and soldiers, and lost
lieutenant colonel and three captured Nejis shot
the oeer tho next day and has reserved the private
4 FRENCH MAN-or.wAR At VERA CRUZ
Mejia has sent French vessel TO Vera Cruz -
reinforcement The liberals increasing In number
rapidly and IN Afew days Juares expected 70
the Offensive
ANOTHER VICTORY FOE TEE IIBnAra
The imperial Forces under Lucas Arag0n, routed
a Pedras Ngras. Aragon said to have ned 70 Texas
for safety.
DssxRrxRs AND 1nruanA
gees Brazos Santiago Two hundred and aty arrived
In the city on Sunday on the Patroon
THE MURDER OF TIE REBEL oENERAL caAIMERs
Ii reported TO have been the act Of rebel soldiers
who thought their cause hopeless and considered him
best out Of their way.
RUNNING TIE BIocKApH
On the afternoon Of the LIST Of Apr steamer entered
the habop Of Galveston In the face Of neet She had
been chased previously by the Cornubia Seminole and
Preston and being hard pressed she made for Pelican
channel and running along Shore escaped into Calves
ton She struck several times BY the IRE Of our
gunboats but still kept on her course The Antons
Attempted TO intercept her. but drew too much
She entered the harbor Of Galveston with flying ooosA
large portion OF her cargo was thrown overheard.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL oontains;--Nr. Lincoln;
Distinguished clerrmen Besh and Kennedy rebel spiss
number only 20 cents Eewssnen have a. Address Messra
FOWLER a AwEJIa $50 broadway, New York.
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Not q Few OF the Worst Disorders ~ az
ssc hind arse from corruptonv Of the blood In
BoLD's EXTRACT OF sARsAPARiLLA is~ G
~. "a alua
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No Pimplss, mo Dsrkns;s.iEsL s;.ELnpoy ny ne g oos. ns
CENT6ATED EXTRACT SARSAPAhlbLA
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Rid Yourself OF Humors, ,pon, 80. o,vo--
in the srrins months BY using HSis"V~ Ds OVNVnN
TN ATEu EXIRACT SARsAfAkILbA-
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Highest Pwemiusn Lock stitch sewip9f
-''''"' " WnEELKR WILSON, e2s Broadway. n T.
The New York herald., 1865-05-03

silver Watches, .h ,..
q ~ ne y, ETEm g ALIEN 46 bfos lway be,ov
csasi sir..t formerly n Wall suet.
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Couraud's Italian Medicated soaH
eures p,mples frecke eruptons tan and all olsmiabsA
Al kis depot ass broadway, and druggists
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-A.-Gsnts' All Wool seits sls; Boy.' All
Wool suiu ~ ALL v. RRoxAw's ~ Fourth avenue
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The Injurious Ehrssts or hicoNo,ie
.,maisn,s overcome and ne ys,em puriAed BY uSns
ill., piMpOr, DIS EXTRACT eNV ,APARILLA
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BIG uHIN0.-A million iss great many. bot two mipsa
II more. As incredible u may appear, Messrs T. H
Drake G9 Sf ssr YGrs sell over two %ssc a" bottle: =
ded and seventy thousand dossn, which nine dollars
would be million and half dollars Surey. sone
article or such sale. Go where ~
will from on: end Of the IN 70 s oess
X, and these gentemen's We would sugeese -
them little elegance in sherrook painting TheL
Further disaSurins the white NounlAins.
A.-Lottery. Prizes CssheS. CireuloSus
J1R; CLAYTON 10 Wan street n. Z
Prizes Cached In an LsgsltssA Lotteries
s.A Information vsl uTs ni.Trs. ;sc ono. M sro.1
Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
Harmless reliable instautseeoas The only perfs8
dye Factory 81 Barclay street.
Best-Miller's Hair Dyes-Cheapest IN
price; best In quality Try H. Sold By drugytssA Depes y
Dey street
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged J0tntsi an4
diseases the feet cured by DrZAoHARIE 100 bT~eo
way
Cristador0's Hair Dye, Preservat1vO
and wig Depot, Wholesale and reta No Astor H0aoA
| The dye applied BY skilful artists.
| Cedar Cam phor for Moths-Rsliabls anA
| fragrant Every druggist selis i;s T. ,r,...x 49,,
Ear Rings and Pfns-Nsvs sssyles,
from three hve eight ten 20 thoussnd dollars -
For sale BY o. o. ALLEN, tie Broadway eas deos beso
Canal street.
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
Those who use II ssve both time and money.