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THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest and Best Family News
paper in the Country.
The wxkKLY HSRALp for the present week nov
ready, Contains
The latest accounts OF the progress of Restoration
the late Rebel States with the plain talk OF Prevalent
johnson TO the Delegation from South Carolina Tbs
portant froclamaons Of President johnson decing
the ports Of the United States open foreign domcL
uc commerce; Further Testimony In the Conspiracy
trial case at Washington accompanied with the able CO
gent and convincing argument of Judge Advocate Bling
ham on the jurisdiction Of the Court reply TO the Hon.
Re verdy Johnson Official report Of the Occupation Of
Galv sston Texas and interesting intelligence from all
parts " the country Interesting Southern OF
the celebrated Hampton Roads Conference with details
OF what was done and said by Mr. Lincoln and the South
ern Commissioner Obituary Notice the late Rear Ad
mral Dupont; Late and important News from Europe,
and all other parts Of the World; Poetry; The orr
gna story OF Z" Nurrodie--a Tale OF Hndosau writ
ten expressly for the WEEKLY HERALD; The thrilling
story Of Red jim" Literary, Artistic and Scientific
matter Musical and Theatrical Review for the week In
teresng Religious reading matter Sporting Intelligence
Ssssonsbls reading for Farmers and Gardeners: The
Current News OF the day; Varieties; Facet; Valuable
reviews Of the Money Commercial Dry Goods Boot and
Shoe and Cattle Markets. with accounts OF all important
events Of tho week
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given for the best original American story
making at least three hundred and fifty printed pagcs
usual novel size.
PRIZE OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be given for the best sacal poem OF four hundred
lines or more, on the follies OF tho day.
Both story and poem be before tho lat Of
October next.
TsRAs-Single subscription, So; Three copies, s.:
Five copies, ST. Ten copies SIS Single copies Five
cents each limited number OF advertisements ~
serted In the WEEKLY HnALn
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Nt.f .Iln h- al n.
INC io"o"ns oec's'ons oy 'ne Vo"r' OF APPos" WON
announced yesterday
yvdomsnfs Affirmed Win Cass Walsh Va Washington
MsrInc In,urnncs COMPANY. White and ofherr Va me
People: Wright va Holbrook: Beas va Bsnism,n:
Booth va Bunce: stockveI Va HoInes: stepbens Va
Wider: Bank Of .he state Of New York Va vsndsrhorss
Luke Va Cjty OF BROOKLYN Chamberlain va Pratt: Hof
man va Etns PIre Ins1r.ncs COMPANY: Vosourrh w.
Leator; Andrew w Nswccmbs; Wright va stosrs Wood
VA PouehkecpSie Mutual Fire Insurance Company;
Newell va Doty; BraInsrd Va Hoppock Savage W. Put
nam. netcaIf N Nattison. Bslfnst and Angelica Plank
Road Company VA Chsmberiaio: Donneil w walsh
Merritt Va Walsh: Ellington w waaeonsr; Farmers'
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The seengerfsst.
nrvRRuAn nR TuR gRlT mn. ma ina

~
The delegates OF tho German musical societies and CLEO
cubs Who now meet regularly TO complete tho prepara-
- o.. A., s......,o., ,o,a .n.,h., ,r.o,,rs Lac,
lions Tor tho oaensshes'' ne'o ano'"o' "eo"us laS'
night at the Germania Assembly Rooms Mr. Stohen
prosded and full delegation the various
r,., - -. r. 100000 ~. c.uc..
socetieS' ~as PFeSon' A"o "oo'0'"'y' MI No'"u's'
read communications from the societies IN Phadei-
mia BufAlo. Patterson Troy Baltimore Egg Har-
20 .,--a.,. NJ. p,..u..a ". H.,
oo' ""y, ep"eA',
ford, Wilmington, Del; Yorkville, New Haven
Ac transmitting lsts of such of their members
- 90 .,,. h., a.. -...., s.-.......,,.,
a. VIII psn'clps.S v,'.;r. '"'' oS p,chn"nnd iii
tho singing society," ovSSa,, tr 49,. a;~S, ,,.,n
vo =. ~ .nIss 80, he,ns sh,a 20 stfond
oe the RESI- Q, .ns con NO; - ssrs IN Rich
ou " w - ~ vo.ris ELECTROMAGNETIC 70 n.rti
mond Inc oner 3. 'no 10. n,nc,ed ,,ssrmch
cpa.o 10 sno mu'os. .t s ,,.s. Th,s scc;"tw wss
~ sno oucI % s .,,a ~ ~. sas,v,,,ss .,mi
sssn.1n vss pssssd N refsrenos 70 the Turner
,ar Lssous'on w ~ ' " WIZ
h's9s't 1 S.,1 ,.,o,, q, h.h.,s NJ IN. cou.
M EDs s"o ~ 49,, nr,,c. ~ sacmr,na rvs,sers
'.1o sprnso ~ sopo s,sc.i ,rr.agarne r,s have
~. snv ssn ,,h rs ,o,s asarr~sn hotel Issnsrs
submtsd psnott IN reference
a., az .nnnsn,s snsdo for nrocuring badqes for tho
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Base Ball
NEWARK vs. BROOEDpN-THB Ex-oHAMPIoN ECI-
FORDs THB YIoTORs.

| NEWARK VS.. BRoOEfYN-rHB Ex-oHAMPIoH Ecr
FoRDs THE vIor0Rs.
very interesitng contest took place At the Union
Ball Grounds Brooklyn, e. D., yesterday afternoon ia
the presence OF ve numerous assemblage Of specta
tors among whom number Of ladies' who occupied
the seats exclusively reserved for them those grounds
IL was expected that the game would hage been very
closely contested ono but the Newark Rine did not
appear 10 be In as good trim their match with the
Active Club at Newark while the Eckford piayeA mari.
Tested an Improvement their play in thor las
match-in some innings neding and batting nesry up TO
the point or their former excellence The early part Of
the game was decidedly In favor Of tho Eckfords the
Dating being hst class and their fielding excellent their
SCORE u the close Of the fifth inning standing Is to4 In
the last four innings however the Newarkers improved
IN their fielding considerably and thereby kept
toer opponents score tho Eckfords only adding four
runs TO their score In these four innings They put
the Newarke1 however for single rum the totals at
the cose OF the lsst innings being az their favor
tho victory being very creditabe one
The fielding Of the Eckfords marked by several
good catches, two being especially noteworhy-onc by
the pitcher and tho other By the left fielder Some
good catches were aIao made By the Newark nne i've
being well taken at right field On the Eckford side the
seemed TO DO the right in the right places
ana the three bases, short nsid and right nold the
Newark side were also ably attended to- Once
nave we 70 award praise TO the umpire for his proper
observance OF the sixth and thirty ninth rules OF tho
game whereby fair play both At the bat and in pitching
Is insured We append the scose OF the Match
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My sssn,hP Guiding Dr H.r .
servant Mrs ssrne child and ssrvsn Mrs Stevenson child
and servant, Mr. Ritter Mss nseslf pnre'3 vfs ana
Barber 3; we yc sSad,,n sn si :srysn. 2
verse and con, NJ Turner and wife, Miss Bushnell, Mrs
Ralph and chiA MICS Blanc Mrs Hsmbleu and child Mrs
In Phelps Mrs. rsrwe.sher and servant shannon u
Jones' wife, child and servant; Mrs sbcafe, Mics
D Donnel Miss O'Donneil. Beers Bleoc,
Master sullivan ana nurse. DRAKE II HaIls ,,.
J La Thorne, n Atri, Duvai, o yewep, schlesin
ger, l. Kaiser, Hall, Prime Prime, Jr Abbott
Mrs Ssnsomo, r Hin Brown, q Hervey, Burdett
Mrs Parker and servant, Mr. Jackson r9uet Or EAs
ton Abrams Col Lawrence, Col Hoibrook MRS Harrison
sami James, W Lessick l. Keep. Col Jas Wilson,, Cap
Bsrstow. Mr. wolf Mr. Lathrop, Lathrop, Capt Smith
W Ried. Geo II CLARK
NEW Internationally George wasbins,op--c W Ho
mer Newman End nephew. 4 Xheecsk Mss,c, Hlncn
Mrs Franklin MIS-. Atcchs, Mr.. y Buct, Mr. Aiesan
Nat, Ecm2,. M,s n y,ehss Ms "a burvirso wass
Dyppsr, " bisochagd, Major Lc'bes and sesvasl
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.


The Progress OF Restoration in the Rebel
statos-The Conspiracy Trisl-The End
OF the Blockade-A Trip Through south
Carolina-Late and Important News
from Europe, &C., 80.
Tho steamship Ocean Queen, Captain socum, villa
leave this port at noon to-day for Aspinwall
The mails for Central America and tho South Pacids
will close at half-past ten o'clock this morning
The New YORK Rehabilitation for tho Paciac-wiIl
DO ready ct half-past nine O'Clock in the morning
II will give accounts OF tho progress Of Rcstors-
ton In the late Rebel States The Proclamaons OF Pes
dent johnson declaring the foreign and domestic Block
ado at an end Continuation Of the Testimony and
Arguments In the Conspiracy at Washington The
latest intelligence from the Southern States Interesting
acconnt, from our Special Correspondent, Of q trip
through South Carolina, giving a description Of tie
appearance Of the Palmetto State after Shermans Har
vcsting Late and interesting Ncws from Europe, and
reports Of all important events Of the day
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing SIX ccnta
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Cricket I'm Philadelphia.

WILLOW or BROOKLYN vs.. YOUNG AMERICA OF
GERM ANTOwN.
These clubs commence match to-day on the German
town cricket grounds near Philadelphia and on the
Fourth Of July eleven composed Of six OF the New
hall family, or Germantown and Ave OF the Wistars-
both being we'll known In the gallant Union army
will play match at Germantown with eleven Of All
Philadelphia This promises to be . very interesting
game indeed.
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prominent generals have so Desn invited be present
After the ceremony the ol.vers and members OF the
senate and Assembly will be the guests of Governor Fen
ton In the afternoon Ii arranged that the wiiose
party will leave the mansion for Saratoga
70 attend the great Ycksbug Unconditional Surrender
Grant, ball
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BALL PLAY ON rHs FOURTH OF JULY.

BALL PLAt ON TIN FOURTH OF JULY.
The nations holiday, like Thanksgiving day In Novem-
ber gala day for the ball playing community Of the
metropolis and Its vicinity and that day every ball
ground open field and vacant lot has parties Of ball
players engaged either In regular matches club club
or In extemporized games Over twenty matches are
named to take place the 4th inst, and some FIRST
class games will DO played the Hoboken, Harlem
tho Park, Bedford and williamsburg ball grounds.
BROOKLYN CLUBS ON VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA.
On Thursday last the Resoute Club began play with
the Camden Club of Philadelphia the ball grounds at
Camden and yesterday had match with the Keystone
Club being defeated in both games. Todav thcy play
Monday the Star Club, one Of the prominent Of the
Brooklyn organisations will take sne six A. NJ boat from
they will play the nasn Club On the Fourth Of
July .hey VIII ply the Athletic Club the grounds
Sonsr OF f.,e6nth and Columbia avenue, Pha
uo!p" and in the afternoon will have trial OF skill
..tn the Olympic Club the grounds on Twenty nth
street and Jefferson, returning home tho same night
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THE REBEL PRISONERS.

The Pa, oiled Prisoners.
TO rue gp,1 hR ov THE HERALD
New York. June 10, 1906
sDoloss vou Ava do,I.,u n the BENEFIT Of South
en soldiers am but boy Of fourteen years. and have
sent my ''littie all d" Truly, yosA ~AoiE
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pat. E"s. Mar 9: &: III
"'''''0'' "'"'IP' PLANTATION BIrrRRs,
the sS. s.s So Ie; a Dur e.
PLANTATION BrrxRs have not given perfect and complete sat
whereas. we believe PLAsrArro. Blr!rns 70 BE- great
a a ". continue g & sna
pense them 70 suffering fellow men that We win pre-
ssss vii
Sor Dy.psp.a and Train
w Ne" G Sors bend Sly .n Hs SEAL PHI DRAKE
Amin & Co.-FIas., FI.s..-AnnIn q
CO.. Msnufscsurers % Fulton street Established ie7)
Ask for . Bottle OF Balshe's Mandoiins
ia "a .ua 81 s:%s.:
Address 60 smoksrs.-PoIlak d Son,
rp. .nS car oss cut @s 70
A Lady Visiting Finy Hat stores Will
scarcely And IN !hsp a. one half the sgmbs, q dashns
~, Broad
A Tender Tsts-s-Tste
half " ehsa The sweet words Of either party
sres sss. VII suts S 81 i.pns the
III ss;z ss Rs' sss
ing Il from decay through ifs. Use daily. WIN Ind u
pleasure.
Alpaca Coats, %, Dusters, ct F1ah.
''n' - nn' cfAsks iii "a M Is% :; rest
Batchelor's Hair Dye-Ths Best In the
~o.d M.s%Ic' s':S: .s''Ao''o' The ony psrs'
Buy Mi11sr's HAIR Dye-Bsst and Cheap
. De, .srss. ~ '' . ''0'' '''' ~ ''''''' '''''
an dssssss q the feet cursd b Dr. xAcHARfH, feo
Broadway.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatfve
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail No. Aston uouss.
The dys applied By skillful ARTISTS.
Chevalserss Life TOR the Hair Restorps
Rrsy original coior Ia falling out me
head clean Stands above comparison with any other BAR
dressing Sold Che drug and o6cs No liz
Broadway SARAH A. CHkvALlkR, ~ v.
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Willeox q 0ibbs' Sewing Machine.
No 81 broadway.

Voc Cannot Have . Healthy Constlt' a.
Han vhIis vour blood h impure CONSTITUTION IL FE
SYRUP pufsss system Of impurities and .smu,s Tho
vital orrsps 10 Vigorous aud healthy action, sspenf dis
ease and restoring the health LiFB SfnUr ~pdy cures
diseases which caused by impure bnodscro Ala, or
tnss .vil urnors ulcers hotches. aptons
pmpies boIis cryspcias tetsr. sArAsum =. ,nlhonys
kre srad head ringworm oRncerouI tumors,
syphilis all foul Diseases dsasA Of tbs hart palpita
c6ssriruTios TFE sYRUr and YOU vii
.rgccS 4 r,r e, W w. ana e.
free from disease SOLD by all drusgi.ist
DEM Al, n, IA VIZ s,rss, Nsw vors
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do Not Hesitate to Burn Your Flngers
the Fourth.-DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
fails 70 the worst buy the style
Signature IT, DALEY In white; stamp black Depot q Lib
arfv afr at
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Umpire-Nr. Ryder Of the Empire Club. Scorers
Messrs Higgins and Smonson. Time Of game two hours
and twenty minutes. Fly catches made-Newark thr-
teen Eckford nine
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WHAT THEY ARE NOT.

They arc OF those cordial MIXTURES which
skifu bar compound. and seous from pre-
Of either peel ooander ssssras and
what not, but so scientifically combined That noting ~
prce but the pure Oaszya Bark asd The other
ngredens used resulting In undeh1able expu
te suited the refined palate They supeseds
the Of wiue with bitters addoa, .
MILLER 4 or no Libesy street. ~ Y.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our city Subscribers will confer favor BY reporting
any Of city carriers who overchase for the HERALD
Country subscribers 10 tho NEW YosK HnAID arc re-
questod 70 remit their subscriptions, whenever prsc
cable by Post Onnco Orders It Ia the safest mode Of
transmitting money by mall
Advertisements should DO sent 10 the ONCE before nine
O'Clock In tho evening.
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$1,000 ycr ar can ne Realized by maxi Ing
AND scirg Me y,t Door stock and Tools for go
Vncu,M ssosr.ee l.. y TODD 90. rsw rort- !,
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The Turf.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION

INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
from the Washington Intel!igencer June 80
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has made the
following decisions
Where entrance foo Is demanded OF spectators At
course the proprietor should take license under the
second paragraph Of article 3d. section TO- Of the oct Of
juno 30, 1894.
The Commissioner has also decided that where per-
keeps horse the Of which is necessary TO the
Of his business the expense Of keeping the
horse. including feed, &C. may be deducted from in
come When the horse is used partly for business pro-
ducng income and partly for pleasure much Of the
expense for keeping tho horse clearly referabe
productive labor may be deducted.
SCARCITY or LAB0R-DIPriCULry HARvErNG I'm
consequence Of the great scarcity OF labor people
have had much difficulty in harvesting their wheat
crops the present year. In some instances, indeed,
heavy losses have been sustained In this section and
this uncomfortable evil In exercising worry depressing
influence upon our AGRICULTURAL interests The expert
ment Of relying entirely upon hired labor has boon tho
roughly trod and has signally failed We must thcrc-
FORE look TO other hereafter for tho cultivation OF
uncertain to DO relied upon-!Sx Nary (xd Gazette
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DR.. BecknclI's syrup for the Cure OF Dys-
Co@stss W op,sses. phhAs BARNES 4 CO, Asea~,
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John sons Isla - N'

from the Toledo BisA
Out OF two Thousand eight hundred sAd sovony -hve
prisoners May IL but hundred and hh1y now
remain Most OF the releases made uni e. Inc ire
sdents order Of June Those now remaining IN custo
dy chiefly officers above the grade OF capan,' OK
cepted by the Presidents order or the entire mum 0or
May u all but three ready and anxious 70 take
the oathW allegiance One OF these three is louisa
nian, who plants himself high national grounds, in
ssting that at the close Of the war between two ma
lions prisoners have q right 70 unconditional re-
lease, without swearing allegiance TO the nation
holding them in captivity and applying this principle TO
his no claims his discharge a. citizen Of the
Southern oonfederacy without taking an oath Of ALE
glance TO hostile government He will probably be
given ample time TO enjoy his opinions The second case
Is that Of Irshman asubiect OF Great Britain con-
scrpted by the rebels who does not wish TO become
citizen Of the United States He will probably be re-
leased and sent of the country The last Of the three
was 30 much in doubt to what to do whom the oppor
tunity offered him that he could not decide but he
has since become entirely sasned that it will bs best for
him TO take the oath.
How long the island will DO occupied by the govern
mant for the confinement Of prisoners 10 not known II
may be abandoned the public property be
disposed or be continued In Its present use and addi
ttonal prisoners sent from other places
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Court cnienaar-Th,s Day

SUPREME Counr GRoUrr Part 1--Adiourned without
day. Part "A short motion Monday Tho caiondsr
adjourned without dN.
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The Commercial and Financial Chron-
tc weekly Newspaper Of folio g.ss. modelled after ths
pear tas morning. WILLIAM n. DANA a co,
Publishers. % william street, n v.
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Fashions Platfbrm.-Ono Perfume,
se,s;ha4 and s1d that Perfume rhA
form OF Fashion this side OF the Atlantic and all the people
say amen Sold everywhere.
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DO Not Hesit.ts s to Burn xGyg TEL TInEs.s
a T. .:y ns us BLACK ssy 5: 8 III
Il. A. Brooks Boot and Shoe Hmpe-
rum. SO Broadway Boots shoes CATERS and Slippers q
Mr. Smith. Tor many Many years. foreman IL Fuo
A
s: n M:S e sI ana a
Every Mother who Regards
Ees affs e ",
snS n % s .iaS To-
The mother ohccs - Deg street. New YORK; and 10
Esr-Rings and PIns.
s styles f; E' TI r. e. s'' ~ "
Fun Sor Fourth J.ly.-Patent Cantor.
ing Horses Flags aud safs 8 w SMITH. 70 William 81
Flags snd Bunting:
sEsEDIdTs 5 ba.a. street, 81 door. .s:s Of s;a.z
Ell; rs.n: 49, s:.: :. s.
Howe Sewing M.shins Company
ELIAS HOWE. Jr., President CD broadway. New Yoff.
Knitting Mschines for Factories ana
families Dalton Kutns Machine Company. su Broad.
way.
Mosquito Hots.-Petent Portable Cane
PIES. q. L. 4 ,. b. KELrY. 80 Broadway.
NSrMors Gray Hair or Baldnsss.-Forsy-
S;rss sGn %sos ps ' o0n''''a''" FRO"
css DOCTOR Or medicines rsnphss mailed fire.. On rsss.ps
70" ''s B. FSCrs, NJ D., i.lD Broadway. New Yors
Phelps Headache Tetragens-RetaiisA
sse1 Isss Stree. o.a.- A.
'''''' ''' ''''' 'T No Il S.s s.;: ::.s:s
Us I'D LOAN AGENTS
dsssry and liberal oo%miss,on: allowed . .s. puScS.s
All GLASSES Of sovsrnmsn, .ssun..s purchased for
E EASEE S SAs E s11yHs 4SR s Rsn
EAGLE as sAs stI2Rf dsns
s: ne @ . no The 1 :a sss
Gasr.assed ies. Srcn bake Beautifully CAN Ana
examine EAGLE Sxs sf row sAsurAs1gsIso
soldier. wishing citi.:n., Clothi.g
,ss- snS sSsS s s s.s: sis.Sss
s sss Fulton and " S''-' street ''''' ''''' '"'
ssesrs Your Tieksts-shey are Limited
for the Dramatic Arts,es Festival Picnic Bellevue
Gardens. the Fourth OF July.
Trusses. &e.-Marsh Il Co.'S OLD Estab-
shed radical rruss Once sin 81 No avessy street
Lady attendant
The Bridal Chambsr-Am Essay %
warning instruction for Young MEN Published by thS
Howard Association and free Of charge In sealed
Address DR. Bkiln Houghton. Howard AseOoa
ton, Philadelphia. Pa
To che Hervous.-ses DIR. Morehsaa's
advertisement % last page.
The Summer Sty1es.-Kn0x's Rema rka.
Bile variety Of GENTLBMENs HATS for summer,
attractive 70 soournnk the city
OF the popular manufacturer aud
we advise them make early his establishment
No ~ Broadway. corner Of Fulton street
The Commercial and Financial Chron-
s wss.y ns-.pspsr Of folio Rsss. modelled sfss the
| pear tias morning WILLIAM n. DANA co,
Publishers. % william street. N. Y.
|
waste not an Hoar if You Find weak
and depression growing upon you In trying the male
day Resort the infalble BIO
KRENB. uis harmless milk but The most wondcrfuA
q all touics. Depot . Dey street Sold By all druesse
| wheeler 4 Wilson, No. 6S5 Broadway,
New york. Lock Stitch Sewing Machine and Button Hoo
Willcon q Gibbs Sewing Machine. ,
| No % broadway
l w>> rsH-~s n Health Con slit
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The Summer Sty1es.-Knox's Rema rka ~
Bile variety Of GENTIBMENs HATS for summon, csnnos
fall prove attractive 70 strangers sojourntnk In the city
the old Of the popular manufacturer aud
we advise them 70 make early visit his establishment
No ~ Broadway. corner Of Fulton street.
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Smith, Martin d co.,
Bankers and STOCK Commission Breteru.
No II Broad street,
New Yort
o. 3. I'D LOAN AGENTS.
The different denominations baud ready for immediate
delivery and liberal commissions allowed " parties purchaA
Ali ea~ses Of government sscurtes purchased and fsr
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waste not an HOur if You Find Weak
and depression eroyins upco you IN yng NE %.hs
shit tones Of the day Resort 70 the nfahbe Bio
KRENB IL harmless milk. but the most wondcrfsl
q all tonics Depot = Dey Sold By all druesists
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Cheva1ierss Life TOR the HAIR Resterps
gray hair 70 " original color stops M falling out hseps s
head clean Stands above comparison with other ha
dressing Sold 81 ths drug s!cr:s and a. emcs Nc
Broadway SARAH A. CHkvALiER, n ID.
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warning and Instruction for Young Men Published By ths
Howard free Of chargs, sealed
veiopss Address Or stilin Houshcn Howard Asscsa
ton. Philadelphia. Pa
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Cristaaoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and wiz Depot, wholesale and retail No Aston uouss.
The dye applied By skilful artists.
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Il. A. Brooks Boot and Shoe Hmp0-
um SIS Neutrality-suspicious. Shoes Caters and Slippers a
description for ladies' gents misses boys and children
BIMr smith for many year. foreman ia ruiscs
and Mr. Henry Nunns fhe old and well known FOREMAN has
the entire supervision Of tho ladies' and childrens depart
Broadway. tH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
Tho Celebration at Mott Haven, Yves,
chester County.

The patriotic citizens Of this nourishing town have
provided literally for celebrating nations holiday.
salutcs will DO fred, bells runs, grafton delivered,
tho Declaration Of Independence read singing by the
Children Of tho schools dinner to the returned voun
teors Of tho town. and the days festivities will end with
D grand dis LAY Of fireworks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

Corns, Buniens, Bnlsrgsd Joints, and
an dissasss q the feet cursd b Dr.. SAcHARfB, ro
Hroadvav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01

Ear.Rings and Pins.
lara ut For sale BY a. g. ALLEN. No. ais BrosdwsT.
door below Canal street.