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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-06

THE FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR IN PITT STREET
RECKLESS USE OF FIREARMS.
Coroner Cover yesterday held inquest at the Elev-
enth ward station house on the body of Julius Hoppe
the little boy nearly six years Of age. whose death was
the result pistol shot wound in the sde as reported
in Yesterdays HERALD Several witnesses were exam.
incd th test mony introduced went TO show Una,
August Berghod, German who had recently s,an,u
streets with Leopold Bessnger They had been ohkng
freely and himself Berghold fired several shots
from O revolver which he had In his possession Tue
pistol load d with powder and ball. and one OF tho
bullets took effect In the side OF deceassu, hs
he was getting out Of wagon standing IN tne
street, causing death In few minutes afterwards
The child taken to the residence OF its parents rear
Of ia Pitt street When arrested by officer Vermiyea,
of the Eleventh precinct Berghold had pistol IN his
possession, and appeared TO be very drunk ne, now
ever, able TO walk TO the station house me lu,y
death By pistol shot wound at the hands OF Angus,
Berghod on the 4th day Of September 1885, and we bold
inc and firing sad pistol In public street, ON this
verdict the accused was committed 70 the Tomos, TO
await the action of the Grand Jury He Is twenty one
| wears of age and lives at l2e PITT street
| A PHYSICIAN cESsuREp FOR USLAwFULLY GIVING
| A CERTIFICATE OF DEATH.
An ,nouest was Yesterday held al so Sheriff street. by
Coroner Cover, the remains OF Mrs Augusta Bug
bord German woman, nearly twenty seven years Of
noe whose death was the result OF pucrpcra fever Pre-
her death Mrs BgshGrS 0o os 81, i s5n nna
subsequently ravo certificate Of DEATH IN violation
law Below viii be found the testimony 'aken oeior
| the Coroner aud the verdict Of the jury -
wilheimina Grob, bong duly sworn, deposes an.
saysI live in this house, and deceased was my s.er
last Monday evening she came TO Visit me- ana tuc me-
day She was delivered Of twins by midwife named MI
living Houston street one Of the children eTian was - s ~
death ~ the livng child Dr Rafe Of "a PITT stree
called said the child oS SSa, I've no cer, Ii
and said wait until evening and ne woulu sre az,
cate for both children which he did, charging n, zen
for the same he did not again until anou, 'n,'
days after the delivery; then my sister peRan ~ @
fover and pain in the abdomen Raiel came anu n ~
scrbed my brother not liking Rahe sent iop W "la
who no hopes Of her recovery ana S A. not Get the
= nntl nearly an hour after tho children were born
II The case was then submitted to the Jury wiz %
sthat Augusta Burghord the deceased came W pc
d by puerpera fever and further censure ~ ne e.
No "a Pitt street. for giving certncate OF uea ,
10 child Of deceased without seeing said child une, uu
N an hour after death, and The granting Oh sa" Vo'
h | we believe was contrary 10 law"
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Affairs In Chicago.

MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL GRANT-SERENADk TO
0EN. LOGAN-TnE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. ETC.
CHICAGO Sept. g. 1855.
General Grant reached Milwaukee early yesterday
morning and at eleven o'clock had public reception IN
Music Hall At three M. he was present at banquet
at Newha House, and at to-day he arrived In THIS
city by special rain accompanied by his stan and SOW
eral personal friends This afternoon he ana Generals
Logan (ricrson and Hayne visited the Fair grounds.
Al ten O'Clock this evening General Grant lett ior MS
home Galena
General Logan was serenaded last night at Fremont
House He responded in brief speech and was ioudy
chcered. 80 r.
The State Fair in full blast with prospects LOT
grand exhibition The show of stock Is the finest ever
seen in the West Many states besides Illinois are re-
presented. sr.s.
was held in the new Chamber of Commerce building TO-
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Repayment OF New York state Los'
HOuniics.

TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS DisBUEshS'
From the Albany Argus, september T.
The Legislature last winter, passed an act cnapter
Is4 appropriatpg thirty millions OF dollars TOT mo pur'
nosn oi rei,nbursnQ counties and cities for boun
,es Maid 10 volunteers under the call OF December 49,
1884 During the progress Of this bill through the TWO
Houses A. ELECTED great deal OF discussion ana Mter
was passed. recognizing, as IL did the principle ,nat .ne
state shoud reimburse local authorities the bountcs
paid under last call for troops several supplementary
acts were passed. covering more ground than was en-
Al tho time those acts passed the exact amount
reou,red 10 meet all demands likely TO be made could
NOT ne definitely asccrtained bnt the most reliable er
mates Axcd she sum nj thirty millions This vast
amount was placed nj the disposal Of Paymaster General
Marvin of Governor Fentons STAFF The responsibilities
thus imposed very great not alone In connection
With the disbursement Of large OF ssoney put
In making decisions wh reference to doubtful aud con-
nictng claims. ,..~.,
Upon inquiry ind that up 70 thisdae Ge zen n
Marvin has paid twenty-five Millions equal 70 II, bo
years Of service, a. applied 70 single man. y
Estimated That three millions will be required 70
discharge the demands made, making e 'o'e dlso"rse
! ucnts Twenty-Five millions .,,,os a.
This sum thus returned 10 counties towns ana CUES ~
now assumed BY the Stae and must be rnsed ny soao
raj tax upon the taxable property Of our c'nzehs'
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which had passed through men for particles or u
gssted food and for scraps from the raiders camp
and also apples peaches and melons In the Vicinity OF
the camp two buried inside Of the stOckade
putrid TO take out. s5-sss.i. ...s n
mvs~,,<ovw v
Hor.to OF H no. a.ls, = .acnrd Ohio reui
testined that he was taken TO On .ne
n " June WIZ snlesteneo .nv 1n, ISIS man IAN vhc
bogssd W. S 81 bread and
"S wirz DIS Iaon mot With the
~. coua no s % III % h,Ists FOR bread
there were not sinks enough for OF the prs
0ners the swamp WAS more than foot deep with human
excrement this spoiled the water the wells; on one
occasion he saw tysx corpses In the dead house. and
another seventy 1--WE or hundred inc bodies were
thrown into cart like dead dogs htteen or twenty being
load; when tho prisoners went there Wirz came for
ward and the rules saying the prisoners would be
shot il they entered the dead line and that any one
speaking 10 guard would be shot by the guard without
hating a also sac that any 81 ssy aaea
with ss would
Yankee" and "Buly Tor the guard they were also
informed that any Of the men were found disturbing
found AID punished about the middle OF March,
when an exchange was TAXED OF, some Oh our men oy
less for the first chance.
On the cross the witness said ne did not
know that Captain Wrz had forbidden the acceptance OF
money
TESTIMONY OF ROBERT MERTON.
Robert Merton, belonging to Pennsylvania regiment
testified that he had Captain Wrz wearing shirts
sent TO our prisoners by the Sanitary Commisson was
common thing for our men TO be put In the chain gang,
and be had never seen the stocks empty he saw one
receive seventy five ashes for carrying onions into
the hospital and he Wrz kick sick man and heard
the dying statement Of black who was shot In the
back; young man was shot by guard, who said he
would shoot another he could get sixty days fuough
Wrz remarked he could have his own way not twenty
four men on the south side would get away, either BY
exchange or parole.
On being cross examined the witness said ratons were
stopped because some Of the men twenty I'VE Of hs%
had been engaged In digging tunnel In order to make
their eScapo the tunnel was aug with Tin p0toS Qyst0r
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BEWAgE OF ADMINISTRATORS

Few peopl reazN the fact disease lies IN ambush
everyw here rdy TO Aze upon the weak Tho strong
through many oer safety the ssrengthless ian 81 The
wayside
steps I've f.ceof The oh in danger every day q fa
rounded, when, sesd and ren vegetable tonic eapbls
- eyery ctx town and scitlem6 n mskt reasonsbiv -
thought thai AftT The swsys which tn:
would know thst its sase: T. 70 prsspt disease -.
Ths fact h notoricSs that Goa q posOs which Van
weak one Now, what 10 NE cssss spidsmo diseases
CHARGED with the seeds of fnsmaenss Teuma-
tisln pulmonary disorders bilious and the ks
succunb 70 those sstenpers Bracs ~ physicat
es then with this potential vegetablc ontc Is mose
powerful rscuperant which tho bolanh kin0om h0e
yielded rstent research ana expernenG Try It, The
nit that a tonic and ateratve npou.dcdy approved
heris and barks do HARM while shtesliuoag
of thousands invites triaI Of It's yicxnes
NEW YORK OFFICE H
50CEDAR STusRT
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best three III nvc, III DhIness
b Giberson entered g. IN. Lady Warren. l l I
J. Mclaughlin entered br. M. Lady Mcclellan.
r Ogle entered blk. g. Black Diamond
A. Carpenter entered g. Fear Not. .......... DIS
W. Morgan entered <. M Lady Lila. .......... or.
Time, 2:4Sil-242-2:40h
First Heat LADY Warren was the avorte al the start
at ten to eight against The field Black Diamond TOOK
the lead soon leaving the score closely followed by
Lady Warren, tho other having broken up badly on
the turn Black Diamond Two lengths ahead OF
Lady Warren at the quarter pole and about the same
space divided them at the hall. Going up the lower
stretch adv Warren closing, and at the three
quarter pole was mppcd the black. Hard pressing
carried Black Diamond = break the homestretch,
and the marc passed him aud the heat by couple
of lengths In 2:i3l. Black Diamond was second, two
lengths ahead OF Lady Mcclellan, who was forty yards
ahead OF Fear Not
| y.sgpd Hof -One hundred 10 seventy on Lady war
| rem She took the lead with the word, was never
| Diamond, aud won by half length; Black Diamond
| second three lengths ahead OF Lady Mcclellan; Fear
| Not dstanccd. Tine, lag
Third Heo,Iady warf.n the favorite at one hundred
| 10 twenty. She took the lead before and went 70
| the quarter pole length and half ahead OF Lady
| Mcclellan who was length ahead Of Black Diamond
She kept the csp opcn down the backretc TO the hail.
mile pole but then Lady Mcclellan began 10 work uT
closer aud closer until they lay head and head, ana
very pretty contest ensured which lasted until they were
past the throc.quartcr pole, when Lady Mcclellan
seemed 10 falter and Lady Warren got loose from he
again. Lady Mcclellan afterwards broke up, ant
the gray ih' heat 10y half dozen lengths,
2;I01, LADY Mcclellan second, two lengths ahea'
of Black DIAMOND, The winner was driven by DaI
| Mace. tL.N
rhe next trotine Will no the one between Genera
purer and Dexter which comes on Thursday aftci
the odds have been on Dexter Both hotans In fin
1
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DyArp OF CniD FROM DRiNslyG MrEIArc ACID --On
Sunday morning last Edward Gloss, proprietor oil
grocery store al the OF Washington and Second
streets Hobcken employed timer 70 repair some
brought with him cup containing muriatc scid used
for mnee with the solder AT breakfast tiu, the JOB
moi having been competed the man placed the cup OF
poison FOL safe keeping behind some barrels; but while
absent Mr. Gloss son, three and half years OF age,
managed TO get hold OF the cup ana swallowed some OF tn'
contents Which caused his death Ia half hour Coro
nor Avery viewed the body, and being convinced thai
the poisoning way purely sccdcn.s gave Qerm't "
buraL
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The Census Returns.
THE PoPuL ALTON OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PONpENCE WITH THE SECRETARY or STATE.
BOARD or SUpERvrsoRs, No. 7 CRY HALL
New YORK, August II, 1885,

BOARD or SUPERVISORS, No. 7 CIrY HALL,
New YORK, August H. iooo'
Hon cu.rxcty NJ DEpRw Secretary Of State:-
- . - - ,.o,.h,v avaro considerable
DhAR siR-As you arc P'op""v '
feeling exists in this city relative TO- ms anticipation
su of the State census now about completed 30 far as
concerns "c PoPu' y, N'" - -
70 be official, already pubshed certainly inacass Wy
marked instead OF the generally expected heevy
increase In the number Of our inhaosn,s Thas nus
take has been committed somewhere WHICH vcne uis.
covered may present the matter ~ more a.va ny
light possible; but the chances aec,oeoy pou. ~ ne
threatened decrease az ineviame ss s1 'n s,.S
done without delay to ascertain tne iass anu .uI
the public mind. The T,ouns % 70 Jay .. ia, a
editorial seconding the ycnera WISH ' w., ness,ons
This article you wiz nno o. % %a haned YOU Viii Give
contained are prac,ci Is W " ,o Ian meet Win
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o. cupatfOn Of chihuahua by the
French.
President IN rex and His Cabinet
at -. Paso.
Indications mat Hc will be Driven ffGQ This
last FoOthOld on Mexican Soil.
&c. &c. &c.

SANTA Fx. Auesst 26l
via DEsvER CRY, Sept 8, lSS
The French have occupied Chihuahua M
Juarez and his Cabinet have fed to Fl Paso whicAat
present tho headquarters Of the Mexican government
The indications are that Juarez will soon DO driven
from this last foothod Mexican SOIL and will become
fugitive within the borders of the United States.
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A Runaway Husband CIni"ecsA
suPREMY CoURT--oHAM BBRs'
Before Judge Barnard

Before Judge Barnard.
SEPT b.-IYe,ena somers against John S~fers An APP
pcaon was yesterday made before Judge Barnard, In
rbaber for wr, OF nc Great tho defendant
from leaving the state, under the'foIlowng circum-
parties were iner-ssd months ago, the
a,n,,r claiming 70 have 5rod1ht hos egc lord 81 400
in s,u Having lmw;sdiatey after the cs,hrslion Of
seeming 10 have ruch regard for tho donor Of the SAM
he BEGAN abuse her. was alleged IN ,he mcuon
and upon occasion turned her out OF uoors Ing 10
: (epdant ,urtheg appears, has been s'a"pe " WV
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cunsrd mail steamship Persia Captain Lott, VII
leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close ct haIfpast ssyea
o'clock this morning.
The Nd at six o'clock In the morning.
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing six cent?
Persons leaving the address the to-day CAL
have the paper mailed to any part OF Europe.
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NxwBKRy. N. c.. Sept. Q, 1895

The steamers Louisa Moore, FL Cid and Argo aud
fleet Of schooners left here to-day for the North heavily
laden with cotton tobacco naval stores and other pro-
ducts.
In extensive cotton fields in sight of Nowbern the cot
ton pckcrs commenced gathering the crop last week.
The cotton worm has not made its appearance in this
part of the State.
The yield of cotton this year in Eastern North Carolina
is good.
There is great lack of hotels and boarding houses In
Newbern Portable houses brought from the North are
bringing cxtravagant prices. II is impossible TO rent
building to obtain lumber here for less than Its weight
in silver
Real estate and city lots strange to say have not vet
taken flight upwards, owing to the Tear oil coniiscaton
and the unsettled condition Of this kind Of property
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s intention Of going TO California and thus Ia
parsIcs o. who now by counsel makes this appca-
desert his who, therefrom until he makes restiution
tl0n TO restrain him
OF her property ''.s allegations set forth n
inc granting OF mo eredf On ~. I'D bench Of ths
squestion which has divided the IeArn.- order waa
state IN their opinions, but in this case thP
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Additional RumOrs OF Crucltfcs to the
Negroes-Lnrgo Numbers Said to Havo
Been Killed by tho Whitcs-Gathering
tho Cotton Crops, &c. W
RALEIGH, N c., Sept I, 1855
Judge Carter who has returned from extensive trip
through tho South states that the cruelty to the freed
men, and the number of homcidcs among them, by the
whites increasing to fearful extent, especially in
places where the troops arc being withdrawn.
Thc Judge has copy OF the So, hen Sum- which says
that II the Yankees alarmed at the killing of few
hundred nggers day, in States where they have the
protection Of Yankee troops to certain extent what
will be their alarm after the departure of the military
and the readmsson into the Union Of these States
as sovereign powers who will then have complete
organizat on Of the militia each county, which Will
give the South standing that can bid defiance to
The world
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The Excursion Of Company b, Twenty
Second Re Invent, to the CatsIxIlls.


This company will leave the city tomorrow at Ave
o'clock NJ excursion TO Catskll, at the invita-
ton of Company b. Eighty sixth regiment Now ynrk
State Militia The programme includes grand Dali az
given by Company b Erhiy,aixth regiment OF CatskiII
Extensive preparations have been made both sides,
and will beyond all doubt be one Of the most interest
their band under the direction OF the famous bod.
worth The attention Of members Of the Twentvsec
regiment is called TO the following orders:-
COMPANY ORDERING. IL.
HEADQUARTERS, COMPANY G, !
TWENTY SEC ,yp REGIMENT N. G. g. N. Y.,}
NRw YORK, August Is 1885. J
The members Of this company are hereby ordered to
ass ,mble these headquarters in full uniform white
gloves without ovrcoat knnpsack on Thursday,
September nj four O'Clock p sharp, for parade, to
departure for Catsk Members Of other companies are
cordially invited TO unite with us on this occasion by
order. WIN. j. A. MoGRATH. Captain Commanding
r. PARDON, Jr., First Sergeant
COMPANY ORDERING. 9.
COMPANY b. ARMoRY, J
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT N. g. s. N. Y.,{
NEw YORK, Sept l, 1865.
7th INST at 1--we O'Clock p NJ, per steamer Thomas
Powell, escorted by Company Of this regiment, Cap
tain William j. A. McGrath. Members will assemble NJ
the Arnory on the above date in full marching ORDER
knapsacks blankets inside overcoaf rolled, change OF
undcrcothing pair of white cotton and one pair Of
white silk 81 S mo win pe
the men report promptly OF the hour named, az the
company will leave the Armory at four O'Clock r. NJ
preciselv Members without overcoats, knapsacks or
any portion Of their uniform will report to Lieutenant T.
G. Ascof oh at once
An inspection will be held Monday, 4h, and Wed
nesslay 9th inst at eight O'Clock r. NJ, In full march
ing order when II IL expected evory member will be
present The committee will receive the names Of
members DESTROYS of going until Monday, 4h inst This
excursion promises TO be OF the finest Affairs ever
gotten up by any military organization Every arrange
! ment has been made to insure success: BY order
Captain WILLIAM W. REMMEY
n n CrIIIN Fir3t Sergeant
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"'r Inyensei by Dr. Won EIsENBERG.
For the cvre OF All Of the Eye, Par Chrouss catas
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Catarrh asthma, Affections of the voce. Larynn, broA
chial and Pulmonary Complaints Disordered Funceons 9
the stomach Liver Shrtess Of Breath, Wheexng CouGb
other addressing affections Of the Chest, orb smss
OF the whole system full Residence
Of the inventor Won EISENBERG, 66 Broadway, nea
'"e CROSS Eye sTRArsHTENED IN ONE MINUTE.
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Foefry ha. Immortalized the ssNieht
BLoOMlNG VEREuS" In "thourhts that breathe, ~ and
Phaon has rendered its perfume Immortal In his cesbrsisd
perfume IhuA poesy and chemistry united 10 mahc
famous ana waiting its praises throughout The
length sAd bsesdh Of the land Sold eyerywhere.
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A Book OF Rare Reccipts-Contnsnt.e
many secrets and valuable information never befoe0
made public including 100 receipts now In exclusive Ne
by the celebrated Metropolitan Hotel Of this city: roe
cents; mailed, postage free MuICHiNsoN w.
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All Prizes Cashsd. I'm Legal Lotteries
o"'aAr' anu ''"" J. CEuTE Broker ITO Broadway
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An Extraordinary Opportunity.-ssco
Island Shirts at dollars sacb Emineny desraose
Principal recommend ti0ns:-Suporor cxccience N" -
paratively infnitesnsl price. o.vvc .v..r.
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A.-Msrsh's Radical Cure Truss Once
scvad 10 40 nrosdway Shoulder Braces, silk Elastic
stockings and Ladies' Abdominal Belts lazy A"endsn~
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The Bridal Chsmber-Am Msss ~.
warning aud destruction for yOans Men ~ sas al
oward Assoolatnn aud seut Tree 81 "a $1,000
yeSpss AddS~ss DR. J. skIln Housh'on howsfa Ass''s
don Philad elpha. Pa.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The best In tne
world harmless reliable and The only
feet Dye. Also Rcgenerauns Extract Oh MeneurS ~
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Mrs. Grundy snyS That SoxodOnt &clfpSe0
AL Other preparations for the teeth and gums And what
huadredths of the Intelligence beauty and fashion Of
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an old roof as good and that Is done every
day by the Union Cement Roofing company ~ sman "
metal made tight BY IT, and all !s WORK e e
ed PrncipAl oflces,-1n New York, "a broAowsy ~.
Barclay street; Brooklyn, 80 Fnlton street (oois
Murphy % auction rooms).
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Take No More UnPieasMnt eno ~
Ei9sSss Sg qEEgTa%cr sUcHU
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Ready md Conclusive Test OF the
,ronertes OF 'HELMBOLD'B FLUID EXTRACT ByCHv
viii be comparison those set forth In the Unts4
States Observatory
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More Evidence Showing the lnhu-
mainly Of the Rebels.
Our Prisoners Commit Suicide to Els.
cape the Horrors Of Prison Life.
Testimony Of Prisoner who was Captured by
Bloodhounds and then Kept in Irons and
in tho Stocks for Thirty-two Days.
&es &es &es
WASHINGTON, Sent. s. 1866.

WARRINGTON, Sept. B, 1896.
The government has only between thirty and forty
witnesses more to examine in the Wirz trial. Their
tmony will be on particular points few only have
yet been subp~naed for the defence. II is sup
posed that tho trial will terminate about the LIST Of Octo
her, The first negro witness examined to-day and
he was remarkably clear in his narrative Of the treat
ment Of tho prisoners at Andersonve including those
Of his own color is understood that the prosecution
will soon introduce some evidence Of important
character Messrs. Rittenhouse, FAINT Co., Of this
<cy, have consented to receive donations to aid the
prisoner trial.
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l-Boys' ana Children's

A-Boys' and Children's
GARIBALDI CUTAwAY AND zOUAvE SUITS
by the thousands at reasonable prices.
l. " BROKAw. 62 Lafayette place, and
81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Unioas
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rxu..ss.-Marsh Il Co.'S Old Estah1isnea
R,dcsiCurc Truss once SIN ~ NO. 'esey '"ss~ A'
rendant.
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A.-Diarh@a, Dysentery, Summer in ma r. Co.. =.
plant &c. speedily cured by using MAuulkE'b "bhNNk
PLANT" Sold at "a Park row and by all Drusststs
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Isl EYig sTRArsHrENED IN ONE :afEUTB.

A.-The Finest OvercOats Ever,secn In
this country ready FOR sale.
Ilv BROKAw. 81 Lafayette place and
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
aray hair 10 its original stops falling out keeps the
head clean stands comparison with any oshcr hn
dressing Sold the drug stores and At my once 0
Broadway. SARAH n NhE' AhiHAN' N "