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AT BIS NFIRMART.

AO.53 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Where he msy Be consulted every dsv ron . 70
y cock A. NJ, 70 pm, and 7 % pm. Co.
sultalons free.
ne cures al eursbls diseases Of the Eve an5 "a,
AL performs at difficult opsrshon= il surTs-v
ne operaies for Cataract, Withouf pain, ~ : pew
de strsightens Cross Eyes in enc minute. Ia cd
or young o''
and sppesr natural -'e'7
clnes, which gva no pain
he treals Aula1rosis, or nervous bIurl-sza ufsb
success heretofore unknown ~
He cures every case Of Ophthalu,is Tar-, ~.
tot1re considered Incurahe by che Profsss-os-,
De cures discharges q tee Ear, cause5 H. s,s--
let Fever, Measles, or other diseases
he laser q Artificial Ear Drums yhars fbs rs+-
rsl drum (membnanel has been DESTROYED 49,
improves The hearing immediately
he operates for Artificial Pupl. 6,Il-g q 49,.
Eye-ld he remedies AZ once.
tie cures the most obstinate forms Of Orhtb,r.
ms IN tEo % eight weeks.
ID sesses Of the Nervous system. w. Cl,,-..
Neursgia, Spiuai pftcn.t e., Nervous Pr5.t-s,i,-,
traaied successfully.
DYSPEPSIA snd Cancer he trests with suecsss
heretofore unknown
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One lutfoduciory ai b. .versi % the Course
Ciiuicai destruction l. < SEQ throughout the acs
-ou. ne Medical hall. Is fire Pr0fsssnrs, and a
she Hospitals A. The PhisdaIrlaa Hosp.faI. con
tais.uE 81 bed :, instruction D. fes.
Nh ~ surgery sd Hylue1s aIll b my tala
~ ne anpsop-iate % g ~
ne ulsHeeluE Rooms. unfer tEe suusr nlan
faure o. fna PfdIaaa- rf Ara olIIT and fs le1r1l
stfsior. are opsn rhroua houi ths Jear, enaspi la
IuTV ani August
n Rom f1r Opeuai Fa -lrEa-y 81 ne Afll
rafnu % HsrHnras ar opeu fnruuE irons ere
season. under tna sursrfisicn Ct tle ffliefs1f q
surgery.
Fees 90 the Laciures each ffoissaqf tiAi--.-tli.
MafriculzfInn Pee lpald uuee onl o.
rl.a.I-rssra- - ..-....s.....-.- a
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Hon. Robt. ~. Patton, Of Lauderials, e
the prominent candidate for GoyeFuoE q
Alabama.
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tIes=rs T a 4 6sughan & Co., No lI6 Broadwav,
New York. extensive nauuta. turers and importers
Of eli the leadlng and mo % fashionable styles Of
Watches and JeWelry, desiring to Iusreaae their bu-
s.ness 20 an uul mftet extent have resolved upon
Grea' 6ii. Distribution, subject 20 the regulators
following.
Certificates naming ea-h article and is value, are
placed IN Sealed Envelopes and well m Ked, one
81 these envelopes vii be sent BY mail % any adj
dress on receipt of tzeafy i've cents
A. artc1s ldli az On Ei'rr slri, i-ittolt regard
70 r1ls.
On receipt cf The GER 6csfs you vii see Whatyou
are gong % have. and then &c BE- 80 your opton %
send the dollar and lake ihs article or not pur-
chasers may thus obtain a Sold Watch ID am0nd
Ring. or any set RI JeHelry our Dec for one Dol
lar, and ln csse can they get less thar oue dol
lars worth. The pr Of GerlE ates b. a. follows
One Tor Is cents hYe for 81 eleven FOR g. thirty
for S.. sixty 1--we FOR SO. ore hun red ior sl5.
Agents wanted everywhere, 90 whom special
terms are offered
TAB. GAUCHAN&
seps-sm' No ne BrradalY, NJ
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ErFERs BY PERMISSION TO
Hon. Richntd Ogslsby, Governor stste Of Illinois.
Hon. David L. Davis, Judge Supreme Court, L. s.
Hon. VIM. g. B7ovnlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
Bug. Gen. Jas P. BrownloW, Adj Gen stste Of Ten
nessee.
Hon. N. NJ. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter, Nashville.
hon. Jo. C. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W.Msyey. ESD, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris a Strstioa, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans Co, Nashville.
Nimroi Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
IuneIe a
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Merchants

From every section OF .be country come ., our
house with tae a1a c0uscuoa tai they s.Il auis
ul ssaortur1tof
Rich Embroideries.
Rich Lsces,
Rich and Tasty Nets,
Rich aud Elegant Belts.
Rich and Beautiful Buckles
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RW. G. Co. have just published "Cauol,s New
Practical Catalogue Of Current NJ sceil8usou. Books
Published IN the United ststs-" One vCiume,
l6mo.. PIP 257. Price 50 cents.
r. ". c. g Co. al o issue. seui-MonthlyY Car
rolls Literary Register" rey0ted 70 Literature, AMI
Ike ping % readers fuiy posted on the Rev Publ
cati"us Of the day. Subscription pr &c 81 per an
num m sdgau-e. Specimen number sent on rt-
cept Of stamp.
HS-AIy work sent by mail On receipt of price.
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BYE AND EAR!
DR. LEON BRooKMAN,

DISEASES Of the Efe sad Ear. Ns-v,Bs
- tein, and Osncerous Tumors' trsaied yrith ~.
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TRUETT & WILEY,
ROSE-BANK NURSERY,
NsluVfrV TENN

No PERSONS ara an horned 90 act A. Agents eL-
cent a1.H a- have written certificates % that effect.
Send iar Catalogue and Circular
aurI3-su TRUETF & WILEY.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees
One Dozen Trees.

All frier= lel AZ the Drug Store o. FOhbha,
STEPHENS gIl D. promptly attended TO
All r.ur1uu.-siiau should be addressed 10
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vTAvF ASSOCIATED WITH TH EMsELYEs
Ii sir A. g. WILEY. in the Nursery Bn-
sInezs. q be business wall he continued hereafter
rr.frr The name of
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him To let me SEQ H. a. had seen any OF that kind
before he let me look at Il in my own hand and in
minute or 10 he took II from me- conversed about
nteen minutes and l was getting up To 20, when tho
shoemaker shot me in the neck with The pistol
there unpIeasantness between us: I think
the shoemaker shot me purposey; | never
him before this time; I am only on, year in the
country, and belong 10 the Second New York cavalry
Louis Morris, sworn, live at so Greenwich street
between one and two clock this afternoon Miller came
70 my store and wanted TO buy twenty dollar gold piece
OF me- but could not about the pr ce ne then
went to the shOelnakers shop, No 28 and took sea:
on the doorstep; the shoemaker had a pistol he was
altering and had the revolver In the case; Miller asked
Costsin To let him look a. the pistol he let Miller look
at IT, and after Costen had finish the case he askcd
Miller for tn pistol he afraid Miller would make
dirty; Miller told him that he soldier and knew
how 10 handle pistol; he then laid 1t down Costein
then got up from his bench and went 10 the part or
the stor', when Miller took the pistol up ain and
while handl II expod d. and Her fell and the pistol
fell out OF his hands, man passing, seeing thu soldier
fall, cried out that the shoemaker had shot the man.
meaning Miller Miller got up himself and walked away
soon after the police came and arrested Colsein.
says:-At about half past this afternoon going
to sweep OF the sidewalk when noticed Miller sitting
In Mr. Costein's doorway saw revolver lying on the
shoemakers bench, but the shoemaker was not his
bench, which was close TO tn street door, and
where Miller was sitting; noticed Colstein ut the back
part OF the store, and In almost a minute after this
heard the report OF the pistol and turning around
Miller lying in the doorway and pistol by his side;
C0lstein still at the back part OF the after the
soldier was shot Colstein came out, and who was
not present at the time Of the shooting but passing
Miller got up himself and walked away; he did not
accuse Costein Of shooting him until after hearing the
man say
The case was then submitted to the Jury who rem
dcred verdict folows:-eThat Morris Miller
wounded by pistol shot the 18th day OF June 1896
but whether the pistol when fred, in the hands Of
Jury unable to determine" Mr. Coistsin will BIZ I'd.
nitted TO bail to-day.
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A soldier Daprerou,Iv shot.

About halfrast one o'clock yesterday afternoon Morris
Miller German soldier, who has recently returned from
the war; dangerously shot In the neck by the explosion
Of pistol From the evidence, which Is conflicting, 10
appears that Miller was In the shoemakcr's shop Of
Joseph Colsten, % Greenwich street. examining pistol
belonging 70 oostein. While the pistol In Mller's
hands, that Of the ownsr, exploded the ball taking
effect In Mller's neck Colstein arrested on sus
pcon Of firing the pistol and Miller removed TO the
hospital where Coroner Cover proceeded TO take his
ante-mortem deposition. Tho evidence elected Is as
foows;Morris Miller, being sworn, says;Thls after
noon sat down in the doorway OF No. rs Greenwich
street. the sboemakcrs shop; tho shoemaker asked me
about the war, in friendly way, and answered his
questions; there wore 10 unpleasant words between US;
az revolver IN q ahoe nnkor't slan and : asked
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TIE GERMANS.
Thn North American Turner Uni

The North American Turner Union.
Tho New York Turn yerein has Just issued circular,
addressed 10 the Turner associations or North America
which dsroscs important points in reference 10 tho
political position Of the Turner orga nizations
In this country.
lately a convention OF the Turner oryanzatio was
held a, the city OF Washington, where fifty nine assoca
ors represented by thirty eight delegates and the
result Of the proceedings Of this convention (aeseene
T-osasrg) the organization OF the North American
Turner Union, and tn, selection of New York vorrt
hcadquar.crs the officers OF the New York Turn vcrcn
being chosen the heal OF the organization.
Tie principal plank In the platform adopted by the
convention which SPECIAL attention is called in the
address In az fol!ows:--
Thc Turner Dund considers that IN dealing with public
afars n ia " country IN tho manner in most
liberty aud the Union declares to be the duty of each
and iaton 20 instruct It's members In refer
encc to the various political Questions. and TO make as
far they concerned every effort against every kind
or political corruption.
II is further declared that win be impossible for the
Turner Union ~ reach lis object the various Turner
aseocaiions do not take IN insuqurate
nest political agitation and thus do their part IN
iny tho political corruption and partisansm which
cxcrde tha discussion ~ political questions
The Union calls attention 10 this subject the more a.
these questions b. a.atcd without committing the
Turner's the usual system Of wircpullnT; for
no. he rrc ndcd hat decided portion in reference 70
pctcs can DE inJufo"s 70 the system OF ORGANIZATION
and association among the Germans, though few
Citations mlht consequently have to BE- subjected 10
process Of purna'ion, which only be beneficial
far the whole In concerned Tho statutes OF the Union
make IL the duty az each member a. he az become
citzen Of the United states and Is therefore, ccnsd
cred exceedingly proper that corporation Of equal cit
zens should not neglect ~ do their duty "a such"
The present ORGANIZATION VI the Turner'S somewhat
df'eront from that which heretofore existed Tho vari-
associations form district organizations which
pose the Turner Busj, Union, and only these dis
trio, organizations tsn be admitted into the Union, The
Turner associations called upon 10 form district
CARNATIONS wherovrr those Associations may IN
Join those already formed The district organizations
directed 10 create associations wherever the material
may be found.
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williamsburg city News.

RECEPTION on Rrv. A. A. wnLxrs, d D-The L~e
Avenue Reformed Dutch church last evening nllcd
by the friends OF Rev. Mr. wists, on the occasion Of
his reception pastor 81 that church The Rev Thos
Stree, cd the chair and the exercises opened with
the anthem 20, how lovely IL Zion" The address Of
welcome delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Robinson b.
half OF the congregation and he cseded by DR.
T. s Porter In address Of Welcome behalf % the
clergy To these addresses Mr. Willets replied 81
length and with marked cfsct Addresses were also
made by Row j. " Robinson Rev. Cbas. II. Payne
Rev L. w. Bliss, Rev. Chas X Pomeroy and Rev Mr.
Gallagher and the bcnedction was bestowed at lsto
hour.
LAuscH or Pror BoAr-The pilot boat Charlotte
Webb launched yesterday afternoon from the yard
OF Webb Bell, Greenpolnt She Is 10 replace tbs
James Funck, No. a. captured and destroyed by the
rebel prvatecr Tallahassee In August last Her dimen.
SONS are Length Of deck cghynine feet breadth Of
BEAM twenty-two and hall feet; depth Of hold, eight
ieeI Inc boat OF beautiful model and constructed OF
the choicest material
SURPLUS PkSMEs-Thc Brooklyn Ferry Company are
advertising for purchasers for their boarded pennies
who will buy $40 worth.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE gulf.
Our New Orleans correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1, 1905.

Our New Orleans Correspondence.
New ORLEANS June l, 1895.
GENERAL rAcgS RELIEVED.
Major General Banks will tomorrow turn his COM
mand TO General Candy
THE ARMY ROUTE FOR THE aRANDk
BY order Of General Sheridan United States troops
are to-day route for tho neighborhood Of the Rio
Grande.
TIE REBEL snLDTHRs ABOUT TO INVADE ExTco.
In u short time twenty Ave thousand Southernefs,
from Toxas win no in Mexico. Tho sympathies Of the
leading Of that party will not DO with Macmillan.
RELEASED PpIsoNFps
The steamer General Qcitnan. Captain Cannon arrived
from Shreveport. this morning Sho brought down to the
mouth OF Rcd river thousand exchanged Union pr.s-
oners from Tyler Texas
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+ III r N AV Y.
Tribute 20 the Memory Of the Late chief
Surgeon Of tho Navy.

Tribute 20 the Memory Of the Late chief
Surgeon Of tho Navy.
Al meeting Of medical onhcen Of the United States
Navy, held United States Naval Hospital Brook.
lyn June H. 1885, express their feelings the
sion of the deccsss Of Surgeon william whean, United
States Navy late Chief OF the Bureau OF Medicine and
Surgery Surgeon b v Bache appointed chairman
and Surgeon diversified secretary The following pro-
smbe aud resolutions submitted and passed
Whereas has pleased Divine Providence to remove
from his sphere Of duty and usefulness the late head OF
the Medical Corps Of the United States Navy therefore
be 10
Resolved That we take q sad pleasure In recognizing
the eminent ability and worth both public and private
which distinguished the character OF the amcnted de-
Resolved, That We sympsthize most deeply and SIN.
cerely with his family and friends feeling that our loss
IL only second 70 theirs.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be trans
mItted 10 tho family Of the deceased.
Arrival OF United states steamers at
Boston.
BOSTON, June u.s. 1895
The United States steamer Eolus, from Fortress
Monroe, and the steamer Wilderness, from Hat,eras
Inlet, arrived here to-day.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Costa Rica, Captain TInklepausA.
will leave this port to-day at noon, for Aspinwsil
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close ut half past ten o'clock this morning.
The NEW YoRK Rehabilitation for tho Pacifc-wm
be ready at hall. past nine O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing. II
centa
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Lite
rary Family Journal I'm the Country.
Tho wEKKLY HERALD, for tho present week is nov
ready.
Terms-single subscription, 81 Three copies IS; Five
copies S. Ten copies SIS Single copies, Five cents
each limited number of advertisements inserted n
the WEEKLY HERALD
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Sioux Indian Murders.

OMAHA, June H. 1895.
About 1--WE hundred Sioux Indians, In camp fifteen
miles west Of Fort MITCHELL and supposed 10 be friendly
this morning attacked guard Of hundred men, under
Captain Fouks, OF the Eleventh Ohio Veteran cavalry
killing Captain FoukS and four and wouudng seven
Quite a number Of the Indians killed. The Indians
or. scd over - ,ho moth side " the Pinto liver
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THE YELLOwsToss GOLD FIELDS on hosrAsA-CArrAn
FRKs FoUeTu ExrEpnoS-The mineral products Of ths
Territory Of Montana are becoming greater than
those Of any mining region the West. Besides this
the agricultural resources, commercial advantages and
delightful climate attractions which invite the atten-
ton Of the OF unemployed and enterprisno
capitalists at the present moment The recent dis-
covery Of hundred miles additional placer dig
gngs, together with gold and silver quartz lodsaL
gives ground for the assertion which is now often made
That Montana Is day richest mining territory IN
the world With view to possessing and developing
one OF the richest districts in this rerrtoythat OF The
James L. Fisk (wh0 has already pioneered for AMI Led
three successful expeditions In that drecton) IL nov
organizing his fourth expedition, which viii consist u
several thousand persons including number Of goo4
families. and In connection with which Joint stock
company entited 'slhe Yellowstone Town and Mining
Company" which will establish city the head q
navi alton Of the Yellowstone river open mines extsn
sively, &C.
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As Fast rs the Barriers OF Free Trade
with the South removed PIiAI.ON'S NIGHT BLOOM
ING CEREUS takes Its legitimate place In the Southern
II has long done the Northern market the pure
enduring richest perfume eliminated from tho
floral Kingdom Sold everywhere.
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A.-WhOlesale Mems Furnishing BtSeh
ut retail cheap-Spendid White Shirts S24; very best ~
Paper Collars 81 o. per hundred; Linen 81 10 per dozeA
Good Socks, 81 per dozen. SMITH h FOWLER.
No 3Park row, opposite House
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Address TO Smokers.-POl1nk q Son.
Meerschaum Manufactu ers coz Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes aud Cigar Holders retail, cut 10 =.
boiled mounted and repaired.
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Ask for Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hais
Restorer Dressing They equals and should b.
used vt this Sold by ali druggists.
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THE PROVOST NARsuALs' APPARATUS UNDER THE
AUCrrosgER's HANMER--sALR or WHEELS AND
HAsDcuFFs-P. r. BARsUM PURCHASER.
The CONSUMPTION excitement came up before cit
gems yesterday In q new shape. We have Of
lucky prize winners 10 record narrative OF startling
commotion TO ndite. The veterans Of Grant. Sherman
Sheridan Fsragut Porter and other spirits have
stopped the wheel in It's rotatory motion No anxious
eye will the columns Of the HERALD this morning
ascertain whether . certain nams Is printed. The
time for CONSUMPTION has passed. Thank Heaven for
that Yesterday morning, at hslfpsst ten O'Clock In
accordance with . previous announcement, the furni-
ture draft wheels and variety OF other apparatus be-
longing to the Seventh Eighth Ninth distct
sold at auction, at No. % Third avenue, by Mcssn.
Leeds Miner. There were about nf,y persons pre-
sent nj the sale Some jocose remarks INDUCED In
by tho crowd There WIS doubt much better field
for the exercise Of this particular than other
occasions we have witnessed 81 the Provost Marshal
headquarters. Certainly the crowd looked upon In
that light and accordingly gave free vent their cal
mood II seemed remark able thatbut few short months
since those very wheels were In motion casting forth
names OF individuals destined 70 figure In blue uniforms
Now the scene was changed materially. Peace regned
all the land and instead Of forcpg troops to the
front they were returning In Thousands To their homes
Tho wheel used in the Seventh district was rst put up
for sale After some composition tho article was
Knocked down TO Mr.. Greenwood, agent for Mr.. y. T.
Bsrnum for the Of twenty dollars and my cents
Captain Wagner bid - high twenty dollars bud seeing
derful souvenir q the dram, he retired gracefully from
Two wheels which had been purch...db BY Judg. Aayc
cate General Anthem costing two hundred and nfty dol
lars each, went on for Ave dollars and nfty cents.
The following articles were also sct up, but brought
cloth covered table, % 49, similar table, q 10 Ave
small tables 81 - each sixteen hundred tin plates,
knives forks cups and spoons seven cents per ST. ak
pairs handouts ninth dstric fty six eents each.
Captain Wagner purchased The Eighth district wheel
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We learn that Hon A IL Stephens, late Woe Prsso-
dent OF the rebel confederaey at Fort Warren,
allow OF walk In the open air daily from cine 10 ten
In the forenoon In company with ofhcer His alth
is very feeble and Is feared that the aprson nt
fast undermining weak constitution. lie Is ke. In
by himself guarded all the time by two sodiera
Postmaster General Reagan, who l. similarly guarded,
Is allowed daily promenade between six and ssvsa
O'Clock p. II.
BosIos, june rs 1894.
to-day.
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Az Faces Are of Many styles, no Should
hats be- they at GENINS, 5iS Broadway the
extensive retail establishment in the United Satsa
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movements OF Ocean stea msbips.

The steamship Gambia, from Liverpool via Boston
passed Cape May at eight o'clock.
Tho steimship osbors sailed FOR Liverpool with two
hdrdrcd and foris las enscls and full lr, eat
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Hon. j. A. McDouEau u e. Senator, OF California say4
"Your Crmean Btsrs ercolent for digestion CORRECTING
diaheoa nausea irritation OF the foDach and the crsAuo
wholesome appetite 1hcy pleasantly cxhlaratc but
followed by supplying reaction They are the BEST ~
4 baYn a M
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Caution 60 tho Public.
Purchasers OF DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT
OR should see that the new private government .tsmy
having tho signature Oh Daley In white ut the end sn4
his likeness IN the centre OF the stamp every box
doing they will be guarded from the many connerfs1
offered for sale The genuine Wholesale and retail a.
depot - Liberty street New York.
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Of valuable Lots avenue aud Frs, avenue Seventy 90
% serenty seventy ninth streets by order o.
~ s,nrc,ne tonL under the direction Of John A. WekA
va p@feree 70 be sot a, auction this day by = Lun
pfpn
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All Should See Facd's "Washipgton On
the Field Of Trenton" Admission free SOL and 6 broad
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Important.-Our stock Comprises the
largest complete assortment Of Mems and Boys
Clothing be found In the city and 81 prices -
nut he me econ cal.
DAVID CLOSE CIothins Houses Ii6 aud ls7 Fulton q.
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whiskers and Musfnche Prooucea IN
one month On rsrcn, m a. viii guarantees
70 produce the above result Address DR. Edward T. Hol<
Dor MS Jerpey CITY. N J.
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Go 70 Thomas II. AGnew's, 400 md 304
street corner Murray you will nn4
Teas Coces Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper haa
at any other store ia New York one price house.
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- ,y.,,d cain Attentton 20 tho sale

wonderfui Cantering Horsss.-Priees
reduced. lnvand s. W. SMITH, % william s,rcss
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Leaky Roof Repaired and Warrante4
saie II be applied by any II WI
dry In one hour ofhce 800 Fulton street, Brooklyn;