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AccIDENT.-In firing half hour salutes yes
terday at Fort Preble, we are informed that
one OF the soldier was badly Injured by &C.
cidentally sanding in front of gun when it
wss discharged. = q 10 ~
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PHILADELPHIA, April %.
s Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the 7-3O
loan to-day amount to 81 026, $50. The largest
largest Western was $4,000. from Chicago.
There were 2 814 individual subscriptions for
$50 and 500 each. lB+
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Portland Dry Goods Market.

Expressly corrected for the Press. to April 18th.
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P0RltAxD AVID YlorNaT, .


Rsse Acknowledgements To-Day
Theatre peering Hail. This Evening.
Aucdr n oaIe-Henry Bailey & Co,
Auction Salss-E. M. Patten. H
Probate Notices.
To the PubIie-Signor BorraA III tA
RemoVal-C. ii, bake.
Nouce-Beth. Steam Mil Co. @A
Mliiaery-Hilman Atkins
Wallet Found. InN
Agents Wanted.
Hatch House tor Rent-Bangor.
PhOtog aphs--Worthley Bros
House LOts-W. H. Stephenson.
May Day Festivsl-City hall.
Cedar Camphor for aoths. AZ $50
Thief Cries Stop Thief.
Portland Dry Dock Company ass
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AccIpENT.--In moving building through
Fore Staeet yesterday, Mr.. Berry of Scar
boro' was severely injured. Fe had just
placed a roller under the skids and stepped
back TO get out OF the way Of the building
when he accidentally troc on another roller
which threw him to the ground. The build
ing passed over his body, and when it was
stopped 1t rested upon his bowels. He was
extricated from his painful position as quick
ly as possible, taken into the shop of Mr..
TIL mas Parker and DR.. Tewksbury was call
ed. 1t was feared he hal sustained severe in
ternal injuries.
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THERE will be special meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at their
Rooms on Temple Street, this evening, at
eight o'clock. A punctual attendance is re-
ouested.
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REMOVALi
DIR. WIN. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
has removed his OfiosfrOm ClApp's Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET.
Nearly opposite the United States hotel, Where

MOULD respectfully announce to the cItisepa a
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman en- .
" located in this city. During the two years va
nave been In this city, we have cured some :
ne worst forms OF disease In persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment In vain and curing pa
asked do they stay curedl 10 answer tins luesto,,
80 will say that all that do not stay cared Ge viii
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. d. has been praotioa. electrician ter tNentv
neyears, and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity 10 perfectly adapted to ohronio diseases
In the head, neck, or extremities; Consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs are not iuls
involved acute or chronic rheumatism so-osula hi
diseases white dwellings, spinal diseases, uarVat1
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted fmbsi
palsy or paralysis, St. Vitas Dance, deafness stan,
msring or hesitanoy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiger
ton, constipation and liver complaint pfes-wo on
ev9ry case that can be presented; asthma bronoh,
g. structures Of the chest and AL forms Of femal
mplainfsl
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Funeral ObseQssies of Mr.. Limcolss In De-
tr0ft.

-. .u4Bat,st 80 So OEihOlI, april 70.
Ths funeral obsequies of President Lincoln
to- day was the most imposing ever witnessed
here. The procession was over four miles
long, headed by detachments OF military and
followed by the magnificent funeral car. OF
lcers Of the army and navy, officers of the
British army, officers of State and city govern
ments, Canadian civil officers, public schools,
Masons, Odd Fellows, various benevolent so,
cieties, trades, unions, and German societies
also participated. The ceremonies were con-
cluded with an Grafton by Senator Howard.
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xrHE cottage HouseNo "a Frantlin ct, coniarg
rocm. with abunaaLo3 "a W ,ter TIC hvuse r
us,rIy new well built and finished IN ~ ODER Nv e.
an i in a good neignborhood TRIMS easy and titlo
clear. nor particulars enquire on the premises.
apps Ave
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To Grocers.
County of CmmherIana.

TRRAsURER's OFFICE April 1865
STATEMENT of Costs of Criminal Prosecutions
y allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court, at the
March Term, D. 1854. madein conformity Within
public acts of Maine approved March 27th, 1853
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state Of Maine. 7

- $780, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Augusta, April q, 1855.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council,
win be held at the Council Chamber in Augusta. on
Monday, the first day of May inst.
Attest: EPHRAIM FLINT JR.,
81 aI25td aii.d srasa Secretary of State.
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LAUNcH,-A new steamboat will be launch
ed from the ship yard of W. & A. Curtis foot
Congress street, on East Commercial, to-day
at high water.
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Notes Of all the denominations named win BE-
promptly furnished upon receipt Of Subscriptions,
and the notes forwarded at onoe. The interest to
the 18th Of june next will be paid In advance.
Thai anlGt ~. .-..|
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APRIL TERM-BARRows j. PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The traverse jurors were ian.
paneled as follows:
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DissOIufiOu Of Conortn.rs1,;n

THE subscr Der hereby gives notice that the Co.
partner hip heretofore existir 2 tween the
subscribe and G. H. Ellis under the firm name of
H. ID. Fisk Co.. has been dissolved b. the with
draWal Of G. b. Ellis from said frm 80.
=. L ..t.s.-.1. =. a--s,4s Il II FISK.
Fort Fairfield Mar Is, 1855. apllk x3w
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THE Summer Term of this Institution win COM
a mence on Tuesday. May sth, unaer he manage
nent OF w q. Lord, NJ and thu same Board OF
instruction as heretofore. Fer full paricu ars ap-
spisdsiswSwaw IA WAT sRMAN. seo,v.s
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THERE will be preaching every evening
this week. except Saturday, at the Casco
street Church, to which the public are in
Tited.
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cJTORI at s7} Midaie street, for either barbers'
Dor tqi ors shop; Tor TO wholesale dealer in fruit
~ IL has Q large cellar connected With X
Also. large tenement, centrally located; and
furnished Rooms. f tap2s0
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TEETHf TEETUf TENvrTI :

Dr. D. still continues to Extract Teeth By Elect, q
ity sctthoaS Pam: Persons having deosyed tes
or stumps they wieh to have remoted for resettng
be would give polite invitation 20 call.
Superior Electro 2dgHetic Machines for saie lot
family uee with thorough instructions.
DE- D. can accommodate fsv patients with
board and treatment at his house A.. "a
F,cr. - 4 . ~ and ITO in the Evening
tn nn1. ~ gee Zee novltf
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q THEATRE Miss AvoNIA JONES' This
beautiful and talented actress has created q
decided sensation among our theatre goers.
Her arst appearance was greeted by an en-
thusiastic and appreciative audience, though
1t did not number as many as 1t ought. for we
seldom have tragedienne here of Miss Jones'
talent and distinction, and we should improve
every opportunity of witnessing her mastery
assumptions. The Lady Isabel, in East Lynne
is a part she has made peculiarly her own, and
she is well supported in this character by the
different members Of the company. Mr.. Nc
Donald, Mrs. Pike, and Miss Langley are par
q ticularly good, and received much applause.
Miss Jones has achieved world wide renown
as tragic actress, and is celebrated for her
impersonatiM of Shakespeare's heroines. We
hope to witness some of these during her stay
here. As "Leah, the forsaken," the power and
pathos she displays is very remarkable, and we
shall expect to see overlooking houses during
the remainder of her stay.
East Lynne will be performed for the last
time this evening, to which win be added the
farce of the 1.-TWO Buzzards." In the latter,
Mr.. Riggs sustains, the character of John
Small. .
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Who have cold hands and feet; vesn atom..h.
anne and weak backs; nervous and sick headsohc
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indigo.
ton and constipation OF the bowels; paiu In the M
womb with internal oancersi tumors, polypus ami
all that long train Of diseases will ind In EIecfr
ity sure means of euro. For painful men sfrusfer
too profuse menstruation, and All Of those LONG line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is ,ertain
specific and viii. in short time restore the snsersI
to the vigor of health.
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II t4 d ] Il Il si WAR DEPARTMENr. j
Washington, April Is, 10P. NE. ". Il.
To Maj. Gen. Dir:-A dispatch sis lust re-
ceived by this Department from Gen. Grant.
dated Raleigh Q A. NJ, April "a. He saws: I
reached here this morning ands delivered to
Gen. SHERMAN the reply to his negotiations
with Johnston. Word was Immediately sent
to johnston, Terminating tie truce, and in
formation that civil matters could not be en-
tertaned In any convention between any COM
mander. lfaE seias;a.v.a 1NQe
(Slgnedla EDWIN III. STANTON, 81
Gown Secretary of War.
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capture of the Assasst,. iof Mr.. se.sars

sa-a efe : sroaa WASHINGTON, April rs.
Mr.. Stantons dispatch this forenoon settles
one fact: the assassin of Mr.. Seward has been
caught. There has been doubt on that point
heretofore. naa A-slfA ~ q 'lssf ss5sA
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE subs,riber would inform his lends and fte
IL public re nerslly hat be IL nov prenarea ~ ~
Give and bak their Beams on Eatu dav night Anil
Is 1866; also can furnish hot Br wu B-eaf n 81,
tice. g. W II RPsoK nv
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BOar9l.

pLEAsANT suits of Rooms, furnished or I'M
a furnished, with board, at " Free st.
ne pee able transcient boarders Accommodated.
ap24d1w~ --ei1r,- 40
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= $500. HEw YoeK April %
|. l6lt. = =
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ny m1eCtr1cdrv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the In. /,
leap with JOY, and move with the agility and elastio
ICY of youth; the heated brain is ooo1d the froef
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deiortnitiea re-
noved faintness converted to vigor, weakness Ia
strengths the blind made 10 see the deaf to hear An
the palsied form &c move upright; the berishes q
prevented; the ealamties Of old aSe obViated' ane
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For Sale.

A R0Ur 100 tons White and Yellow Oak 4Ip
ATTN BBR, situated in Wa. erbore will he sold
ats bargain if applied for soon. ,'7'~
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7E0000 FEET Of g-sawsd Pine ship.
1O\JsOOO ping Boards. - - -A' '''R
3 v..1P,OoO; ieet gang sawed pine out boards
For sale Dy j. Il. HAnLEN asa
apzztf Commercial st, Head Hobson,s wharf
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Rrig for Sale.

issl4 4 81 One sixteenth of the good Brio DAN
Gk1 TEL BooNE can be bought low, it ap-
SkA4kA G. L. BAILEY,
ap lseodtf AZ Exchange st.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Z TO THE DAILY PRESS.
War DEPART,MENr

TAe Truce Betsceen ShernsGss and Joy.,,sto,.
at ara End IN y i 7 Z"
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Richmond Items.

-i-.- f2ssf-7 z, III go, A.
1 rbs 4oh nv, Asa ~ Aprm 20.
u ~ n sV,, Times oi yesterday niornins
has the following: le .as
An oraer mas 9een issued 9y Ine uenelai
S 1"l TINS DepaIt"ens uesl guaeing tne
omnss.an nolel a. sne paDd az " unoert 1..
tnen. OF Von,eoels:e oncels anu soialers. lns
opottsWood hotei - Ior oiuaen entertaining al
CURED immeoiately u Vacate tneir rooms anu
Aes =, ~ =. D,ah syh;,, se.h,s,a1.E,.. O.,
no ' y - u sA1o avn na7 mo ioi
io ossltts .rr.u,--s-.
ei... ~ ,aa,dS,a az
uosu .n1 ~ a1u pun LIN
,';,' p.
WIFI t.nnSod y ulinsing l'n up ~ n'e a.
hat aI5 a,,,oss ~ vn1 ~ ms sIa S sSnS
aol,,ra, had WnT% .uar
So.'., ndu swcpt W nicAnonu HaIiy was Or
49, Ds m ~ Ssau, anu was ynole aT sne
49,, seo "a, 9saoaa.lon " .uis S'.y. opyn
hva.ns =. .nls evene ~ nssteneu 70 Ly4 4S.u
Duis anu snence. toWaros ooHlnwessern y II
una, wneIe RANKING zen. Ecnois ne .ook
S SonaHu VI the iorceS .hae were retreaang
oolore otoheman ana inomas. Wnen iast
neard rom, being unable to Withstand the
forces In MS 'front.' and AFRAID OF Gen. Grant In
MS rear, ne nau uenecLeo 10 tne right ana was
apparently making for the kanaWha Valley
1t is doubtful whether he has yet become
aware OF the surrender OF Lee. we look with
interest Tor tldlngs from MIN and his COM
mand. Error sss -as..st5| l5ri. sIfs & - 80
e, We are authorized to announce that by or
der OF the military authorities the Commits
saries OF subsistence OF the United States army
10 TINS CITY VIII begin To- day to issue to all
citizens bread at . cents per leaf OF eigh-
teen ounces, -.
S - III
81 sos9 from Washington.
Z "a WASHINGTON, April 25. (,
Within the past few days number of Of.
fcers and men of Lees army who we're alb
sent from their commands at the time of the
surrender, have come into our lines and re
ported to the Provost Marshal here, asking
permission to be paroled.
To-day four officers of the Virginia Parti-
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The Bowling Alley connected with the, Forest
Avenue House, Morrili's Cor err Westbrook 49,
Apply 70 GEORGE SMITH
apzotf 1877 II, re- at
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The Harlem Gasisghs Controversy with
the City or New York.

COURT -. ADMINISTRATION TENN
The Hdrteri Ga light Company, resP"ae"s, w. Try
Mayor, DC, u NeW 20 K, oppsians action was
anst the Corpe,a Of New York city 10 re-
Ter services &C. IN lighting the city north 81 The
centre OF Sixty ninth The plaintiffs had provided
the gas with which the and pubic buildings IN
This part OF the city had lighted for many years,
without any express contract to the prize prior 70
July 1859 Alter that bills were rendered from
month to month and paid at rates designated in writ
ten agreement In AUGUST 1864 the plaintiffs the
municipa authorities notice in writing that in
auence of te increased of manufacturing gas
and AZ err the ensuing month II would charge tho city at
the rate 81 $40 per or lighting each Of the street
lamps north Of the centre o. seventyeighth street.
During tho month OF September, 1854 formal action
was taken by the common Council the subject and the
lamps continued 10 be lighted by the direction OF the Sn
perntendent OF Lamps and Gas The company rendered
its bill against the city for the furnished during
September 1864 and tho City Comptroller refused to pay
il duo presentation and demand, &C. The Court held
that when lawful contrast has been made with NUM-
cpa corporation and il has boon fulfilled by the creditor
lie Is entitled by legal implication to a reasonable com
pensaton in tho absence OF any specific agreement
price or rate of payment that contract for gas to light
The pubic buildings and streets OF New York city is
within the authority Of tho municipal Corporation;
when the agreement Is for the by the city of
belonging manufacturer who is In the enjoyment OF
the Of the city barter which requires contracts
FIR supplies involving expenditure beyond two hundred
and nifty dollars to be made in writing with the lowest
bidder advertisement sealed proposals Session
laws 1861, $780, ~; that contract prescribing the
ratio Of comp the Of gas during partics
lar year not in the nature OF agreement running
from year 70 year. aud cannotbs held TO fix the measure
OF compensation for subsequent USE
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lfoREnEAp's NEURoDyNE,

NEURALGtC ANTIDOTE
TSs. q maj
which rrey benefited by the Of medicine or the
Yet kSbYNE NAV be described a compound, aromatic
andoe 4 i Believed to possess peculiar aud valuable pro-
before combined IL remeds 81 I oIs IT.
harmless bat remafkably convenient ard deIightfuL
Of ne-"ous ezcieaeal Il Gains while strengthen
.sohes he nerves while 4 nysoratss The yal system i
Ne Hn Or which Is ns centre a and 4. origin Of
ard sonprehended Thas, in an cascs Of nervous pain,
whether situate IN the head face mbsin fact IN any
necas disorder arrangement prompt and positive relief
The wonder ii power Of NEuRoDyNE to control nervous
irritation ana mental excitement i shown n rs elects 10
who have been several .cces.i,s NIGHTS wlihos.
md lrneda,e remedy In the balny influence of Nhu
Ii proper to state that this preparation docs no, contain
apiree q Opium Morphine or any other Narcotic or In
soub, the origin Of many Of
The %s and s Which wGg ass
and nns wed The majority 4 a%sr..s are en-
varied forms and be differently named bot the source is The
same and hal SQUIRE y Tie Nssvoys System as,,dssse
ard s s nd ss %
pson Why the boz. sori. Of hs physsisn ssnsy
m n 4, TIE Il. employed a. not
NEEDLES ard sss mos. st,if1 kpras.ionsrs %as 10
and direct assn upon the whole Nervous sys
TEN. rss primary Tendency seems 20 impart tone and
yit,.y the Strength vital power Is thus gwen
% the while At the same Time pain 10 asripsisd
through the sedave jnruense OF the Antdofe Healbful
action rapidly nervous agitation 10 diminished;
pain gradually departs the natural laws Of being
established through the restored vital action OF the
sysem and 10 s place Of pain and disesee hail the
Of renewed health and strength This the theory ~
The remedial ecton and remarkable success attending the
OF NEURODYNE.
Much more might b. said but bi- must suce The article
shall stand fan, ms inertia Tho Dscoverer has
tho Those who have and tested IL have
its best and physicians, equally dis
ngnishef for skill and canor have given their unqnal
fed approval That II is valuable gift 20 Humanity In those
anfl and alarming disorders which have hitherto baied
The OF medicine and science win be the dnai
dict OF the Public
MOREHFADs NEURoDlNE or NEURATGIC ANTI
DO1E carefully Up bottles containing five
with plain directions for use.
Pp1cE Osg DOLLAR BorrLN.
u. e. hOREIEAD. NJ ", Sole Proprietor,
No 10 Walker street. New York
SOLD ny ALL RFsPEcTABIE pRi;cGisTS
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National Bank Stack Subject 20 Ia IN tton
by state and Municipal Authorities.
COURT or APPrALs- SEPTEMBER TERM.


The city " Utica o. Cydr,ac. Churchtn ., al-Ihe
lront In controversy In this WIS Substantially
ywcthcro not certain taxes imposed Ny city Of Utica
upon the stockholders Of tho Second National Bank Of
utica. upon their several shares IN said hank were
illegally imposed, and whether payment u The eamo
ieoud Ne legally enforced The Conr held unanimously
Judge Porter net sitting in the ease that tho interest or
Atlc khodcrf In the national banks organized under
aho of Congress or June 3, 1894 legally taxable
Scr state ana county and municipal purposes pursuant
- the laws of tc State, that the objection that tlCso
haneyed institutions inStrrmcnisres OF the gene
government Cor tho execution OF iis cOnstgt 0uul
powers. and exempt from State taxation upon
thr pie by which the late Bank OF the
TA,ed states adiudged 10 DC exempt docs
Apply where in these cssos tho tar, instead Of
b, a ssed aginCt the corporation, y against the In
di,iaai .toc<bolders: that this last position
thor'si ,cy adiudged by the supreme Court Of tho
Aniied states in the case Of Osborn W Tie United
States Bank - Wheaton, 1881; dat Tho stockholdcrs
ss not exempt from taxation, though tho capital OF the
aanka ~ Invested N tho securities " the public debt or
sfbe United states that taxes imposed upon the
<vhers % property IN respect ~ account " srci
- herthip Hence. whore certain Kind ~ property
declared 5y The constitution by law 10 10 exempt
trsn hxa'son, the eKempivp Is conferred upon such
svDera; hut TIE stockholders not IN legal sense
tie owners Of the securities held by tho bark Thor
!, crest ~ n collateral nature and i not the in.ors =,
a. an owner
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sssrs op AtroEp CousgrRPnrsss. John DOYLE,
pS,d sIteen. Ira Ayres and Bdwara raoincy were ar
y, sea day before yesterday by sers Iasscrty ami
e,aer crbcr, OF the Forty third preeno, charged with
passing npuntercIt United States nfy cent currency
yolss and .,ounterfft bills Of the denomination Of
1wo dollars ps, roingtp he on the Corn Fxchangc Bank
bf New YORK ffay sueceeJed In passing -four hundred
soiss Of tho false h. onoy 10 tho sorekoops ~ South
preotlyn before thcy we're Stsned y'sy hro bod for
MKhninnllor.
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DEADY TO-DAY
IL MrSe2's TEN CRIT yoyII 70; a.


No nogel ~ the present DAY much curiosity and
wonder as this exciting story and uone viii be
sisa All Nnnros To- a., S. 1hisn a.. =" '.oms
No. The Hunters; IN. irapps.s RETREAT, 3 The re.
~ riic: i The Man Fa,ers \ ,hsriaf,e rs@pe: The
Death Face; rhc Indian saye; ~ The Turtle Catcher;
ol rs oa'wea IL zsls ,saa M o acastc saa;
10 The Srorrge Of the seas TO- The ,aptne Naden a
W,f soul OF The Mountsns 10 The Forest Ige ~ The
Rockiug ksnge.s n Rsisicnake bck or The Flower OF
' wsS o. rSe sshe eP II ire cass Il Tho
H m ssss IL sdr sss @ s Scar g9s s WA
boiling thunder; ~ Heavy iIa'ch.,, the Bod Scouts ~
~ TSS @ asS ISsf ZEE Ss a s
fck; ~ rhe Bold Scalp Hunter; 80 ,hs Tory Spy; 90
rsre ass y wealth nna bes.y v ihs ~, eoygr % NE
" Mad NiSe 81 TIE wss.iicaSed Hunter; o. Rg Heart
wave; q sacf BS the frapper 81 The Red Men o.
e. "ooes - G, Diss tls 2se,E,.d Roos ,.,,.,
~ William street New York
SfRCNATr SALTS,
~ ~ Natrysl Iod~s and Br0ndss for tho Of Rheu
ma ~ tteons oiauduar, serofuious ard skin Dis
krrnsnaef Na1hailn aud schoubeck These sss pro
fENNSyiShNiA SALT MAxurAcfuRfNa
COMPANY.
The he ~ g,sng and stimulating influence " mineral
nen OF sush waters greatly varies with composition
The above named innate Sai's. solution Ia form
81 bs,hs ccIa,a,e ne rot sive agent the ~ The
fodkes and tomdes o. Potassium other such
AZ Cbloslde Of Msgnosnm Iron Potassium and sodium
Tho an ~ 10 d;osolyci In warm wr,er a. ia ls
the Shape " application % flannel mOsaned With ihe
pTxssYIviSTi sAGf NANrffGTInrsG COMPANY.
sole Agents W H. sgwn ,,.lsil I co,
10 ;RAYvoLDs, PRATT co. '''""""'
New York Nos lO6 and 'os Fulton street
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BONNEIs FOR $40, SOLD on BROADWAY AT slS.
BONNETs EoR Sl2. GOLD ON BROADWAY AT $40.
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1QYNETe FOR so SOLD ON BROADWAY AT $50.
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ttude Asmuch care and Judgment VIII be used in the
selection Of the though the parties the
We warrant plte satisfaction and feel certain
favored With your orders we VIII command your future
tronage $50
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bys IN Now York ranging in prices from ~ 70 SD We saa
the especial attention OF parents and guardansto these and
ask an inspection OF our stock, =
Goods put good style and expressed 10 all parts OF
the United states collectsba delivery.
Tie propeors employees Of any Of The hotels VIII direct
stTsp gers to
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLIsHxfST,
1875 Sixth avenue, near Tenth street.