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DIE D..

,pcuTpOn yril,v Ia, a. Of r,nsumpti Gro-g- =,
Dor II Jua md the ls John Archer Of this city, 10 the 80
TIE aud friend. % the family and also the nernheI'
of,he Belor. Method,t tpi,eopal church are
fully Invited 10 attend the fun"fai tom b., late t, .
No a. McDousast. on sunday July Jo asf oe'oes' WI"
out further nolice.
GRFEN-n Green I'm. Worcester. MAJ on Ihrf'diy
Jniy ~ William r. Green. IN the o3h year Of his age
.G,LL.GHFR-N baltimore on Tue.dsy, July ~ snei =
.hort b psinf pnes, Mary r.. beloved wife Of Charles
G.ll.-h.r Ia tho fsh ycaI 81 her age
San Frauci.co Bulletin and Mofnils 'Hl p'ese copy
ouI,SON-In Ob.tlin Ohio on "Wednesday, July 20
Pst sinon IT, grandson Of Peter Ray aud only sou Of
Pe,ss and Joeia OuIsuon. Ased 10 yeA' 'nohh' anu
TIE relative. and lcud. Of the family are most t.'p'eny
invited si,end biz f19erd on SnndsS ~ o5,,ss ~
from the - ii.nce Of hi' psfrnt'' NO @''
wnsmsbarsh Long Island.
LITTFLI-suddenlv on Friday morning July 2s Thomas
r. ,ts ESQ in the ga year OF h'ase eldest son Oh INC
IT.. r,at,rs aud friends q the family are Tespecay IN
yited ,end the funeral oa ssn rlay W" ~ is' az
O'Clock D. roIn tis late residence, No. lV Ne't i"oh
Try will b, taken on Sunday to Tsrry,owu for inter
mtn'.
NrLIrnIu Gan Francisco Csforns on "Wednesday June
III Ju.,ns d. Miller. formerly mcclellan: In Ne~i0s ese'
u year. l.,
,bc hons. Of / .wton SWhiie, "a TIL, city.
Funrr, at Howell n. w. on the 18th lust at " CLOCK H.
sTrwART-M Nashville, Tenn. on Thur.d'y' Jul! ~ L.
Adelside wife Of Edgar 4. Stewart -, -, az,
~, MAC. from the residence Other sther VIM
W BorIrs No Isl ChsTlton-st., on sunday July ~ O. j
o'clock
sTrRGEs-On Friday mornlus July a. ,rrr short Illness
Erbecca iurges consort OF the late josiah S'"se' 'F'
,g.i IS years . inonihs, aud days. A.. a..
Tho tnrefal will take place on sunday' g., ln '' ~
Mor,yi.n Church corner Of Houston snd Mottst'
III remain. viii be taken TOT bnralt Ne" Dop sA,sn
lsnd Relatives and friend ale respectfully in''e'
tsnd. .
WUlTTLFsEY-fn Jersey Cry. u, on Wcdne.dsy, July
% 1865 Charlotte Mscondi, VITO Of Orriuei "h''e'ey VI
R,iy. and friend. are respectfully invited to attend TIE ~
neral nom her lat. rsdence ia Salem Conn., on sunday
afternoon thr 30,h inst, at O'Clock.
voop- Harrington L. I, on Thursday. July q, Sarah
A. wife Of VIM. w. Wood. -, IN =, ., o,.,,.i n
M Csrri,grs viii be al Syosot to meet the lof oe''oA
train from James slip
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FIVE THOUsASDii

WIpNH-DAY. July 20 ith1.
One far IN matter 81 science II worth thonsan
fheores. We have 'lis duy reached The number 81
frs thousand To whom We have ndminisi"ieh ue
kirous Oxide or Laughing Gas for teeth extract
ing and witaout the first accident OF anything hp'
preaching II. Each ofthcse have written their san's
snd residence certificate roll the nhie. num-
bered from the bcginning) certf ing that their teeth
have been drawn without pan. and that the eject vi
the gas was pleasant. Some Of these patients have
come four and five hundred miles. and not one has OF
pressed disappointment One wrote after bis came
g Came from Albany-eoud come from England
Another-"Too mnch pleasure for one--wiH bring
nv vile" The last --J,OJ-wrote knew
sation G.. q. CoLToS.
Cotton Dental Association. No 10 Cooper Institute
lAdycftlssmeufI
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Naval Intelligence.
ARRIVAL OF THE NRWBrRS

:, The United States Supply steamer Newbern,
Ssoosn l. Hoiley, commanding arrived st this port
on ttlaay morning, from New-Orleans lith inst,
oucIns at Key West, Pensacola and Charleston, =. G.
go pr uss asrge cargo of stores. together with ~
olSefs and men IRON the hospital Mt Pensacola
"a Ins Newbern left New-York on June H. with
Ia" anu supplies for the East GufSquadrop touching
nsnpton Roads and Port Royal 10 deliver stores
sINeu al hey West on the Goth ult. proceeded from
s,suce 10 PENSACOLA. Mobile Bay and New. Orleans
80 AZ the latte, port July G. loaded with stores
Sssss Sou on tne 81 Tor NewYork She supplied 81
~ ana aehFefed a large cargo and stores
Inc health at ali the above.namel ports Was excel
,s,t lie Fort Morgan arrived al Kew West on the
49, ana the Massachusetts at Charles ton on the 24th
s "oond 70 the sogihwerd. on Kew West, .July 20
oHe sup Glad Iidings, % DAYS from Portland for
ofiesns The Newbern brings home, among her
rs a: IT, Bniierfeld esq. II. Il. NJ Consul AT
NJ. "ee. This vessel went In commission al New.
mo-, % H,g 1865 has rounded Ha,teras 81 times.
pa me time with supplies for the North Atlantic
o. aug oluldou. ana has carried for dstributio Ian
90" ~ Of that h-c.. $1,000 pounds of fresh beef
on.,p as OF Vegetables, Together with a le,cc
en- a. stores Of every description intending med
tra1sn.,na ~Lich ,he kept tie feet supplied: Ina.
'eu 10 and from the Squadron 2 go pssse1
numerous 6@ckadeTuulors. She is tas
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ARRIVAL OF THE RHODE ISLAND.
BROOKLYN NEWS.

AWARDING CONTRACTS THRoUGH FAVOR.
n1sM-Ihe Special Committee o. tine Kings County
BOiid of Supervisors have for time past been en-
eagcd in the investigation OF charges made ty the onr
and grocery firm of ;. & j. G. Burling against the
Slrcrntcndents Of the Poor, alleging that they were
n lowest bidders the 18th inst for supplying goods
{" the Almshousc and that they have been unfairly de-
pr,ed Of the contract for supplying said goods namely
3 10 barrels Of flour by the said superintendent The
contract awarded 10 Mr.. james Corboy. notwith
standing that his bids higher than those Of the
i'u lrgs Several witnesses have been examined Mr..
stephen " Stlwo testified TO reading on the bids hut
lid not recOlcct the figures. and the original pro-
prsils being missing. his evidence was suspended
AMER the bids had been read n member of the Board
moved that the NeSsfs Burng were the Ov est Din'
dcrs That The contract be awarded to them. Another
member moved that the contract be awarded 10 MI
Ccrboy which motion adopted by vote of y 10 =
Nrerius ID. Wilson testified that he took memofan.
dun when the bids read ard understood from tnat
,hat Messrs. Lehman Denton were the lowest pa,
dcrs. witness subsequently corrected himself ana
thought IL probable that he might have transposod The
ispus II The Burngs undsr tho names OF Lohinln
Demon. Gilbert Hicks. the stOrekeeper az the AIMS
house, testified thai be saw the aggregate amounts on
the meme randrp kept by the clerk and was POSITIVE
hgi Mr. BurliuC's hgnrcs were the lowest Inc cleit
Mr. Urcll, agreed wih him about that. MIR. james l.
Crel tho clerk. was sworn, but as the original memo
rardum wa not bc had at the tine his examination
WAS suspended until Monday next until winch time Inc
Committee adjourned.
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A DIsoRDERED STATE or THE BLOOD is tn,

prime cause Of many very troublesome coOplsinta Skin
Diseases Mercual Affections Scrofus Scursy and Go,s
but few Of the many disorders arising from the depraved
condition of the vital fluid For diseases Of this class JAMES
ALTERNATIVE Is reliable curave BY entering into the circa
son It thoroughly pues the blood and any NOR
bid tendency 10 disease which may exist in the systems It, at
the iuS su.,sns tho strength Of the patient snd i'm
parts vi:or to the whole physical structure To be satisfied
its efficacy read tho testimony Of those who have been rad
Icsy cured by IT, given length in Jayne' Almanac Sold
BY all Druggfsls
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The NATIONAL JUBILEE PRIZE Song was pro-
duccd in reply to the offer Of 500 ~ prize The
words and melody very Grand and effective. IT, H.
Dodwolth is having it arranged 10 b. performed at ms
Central Park Concerts. This song will soon become
incorporated among the most popular of our National
irs"-lNew York Courier.
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ATTEMPTED SrICTDg.-A married woman
named Carroll, residing In South Firstst near Tenth.
l.. d. last evening, attempted selfdcstrucon by cut.
ting Der throat with razor. She was prevented by
her husband. but not until she Inflicted wound Of
inch and half In her throat The wound is not CON
sidered mortal. DIR. Larkin attended her. The only
cause assigned for the rash act is that woman who
lives In the house with her had threatened 10 take
her before Judge Daley to settle quarrel which they
had.
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DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying.any Of

the worthless articles called Gold Pens which have
fooled the market for the last few years when at owsr
price, you get pens which acknowledged to Be the
BEsr IN THs WORLD
Avoid the shameless Upstairs whose lack Of brains csmpes
them to attempt IMITATION TO the odrerienenG you
went tho fall value Of your money call A. MORTON No.
IS hfsidenlsne nclose stamp circular.
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NlARRIH ID.

sIrRwOop-sTEDNAN-At &c. Peter. Church, ph,.'
d.il.it. on fue.iay Jolly ~. BY the Ksft Rev. w H.
Ca nh,inp-r H. -, The Rev T. osisndci ID D. assisting
William j. sh.f.ood to Frances Mara siedman' both OF
Ns~lors Cty.
WuTTF-wELLs-Ai Jeferson City, No. on Friday, July
a. b, the Rev. r. Miller. Lieut-Co. frAnk j. WIN" oil
Nv Yofs CITY 20 Com-sf. Wells dausIei OF '~e '-''
Hon. n W. Wells of,hc former place. No cards
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ARRIVAL OF THB GUIDING SrAR-A QUICK

PAssAGI.-The steamship Guiding Star. Capt Berry,
from New Orleans. arrived yesterday making tho run
from that port in five days. one and half hours. She
LEFT the city at 720p. Of the 2d crossed the bar at
$50 the 23d. after being detained In the river
four and hall honrs; passed Sandy Hook at 10 a.
Oil the .alh. and a.INsdst bss 6hagg al l;22a.p.
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and comfortable vessel and very useful as O supply
slim The fIl,wfur ia n ljsf Of her officers.

aud comfortable vessel. and very useiul as supply
shin. Tie following ia list Of her officers;
Acting Master Robert g. olley. commanding; Acting Mas
ter aud Coast Pilot H. Ricbsrdscn Acting Passed Assistant
Surgeon Samuel r. Bcyer Acting Assistant Psymaster H.
H. Gushing Acting Eusgns Charles Tratban exOfcer r. o.
H. Iennsn G. NJ Nssh H. g. Trevit Acting frt Assistant
Engineer in charge Naples Acting Assistant do Ben
ismn James and f. d. IoichA,s snd William Mahsn. Cap
tain. Clerk J. Est Sawyer Paymsss Clerk Sidney llaa'
son; Mate Sidney Bsrstow; Mail agents Edward keans,
Robert Burns
ARRIVAL OF THE RHODE ISLAND.
The L. :. steamer Rhode Island, Trenchard.
Cape Ya,tien 22d inst. arrived yesterday. The fol-
lowing is u list Of her officers: Commander stephen
1reuchard; Lieutenant and Executive Officer Freder'
lex H. Smith; Acting Chief Engineer John +. McCut.
oh-on; Acknowledgment, Edward Il. Bingham; As
sisiant.Paymsster WIN. Lee Darling; Acting Masters,
Zela l.. Tanner, Francis NJ Paine. Nicholas Pratt;
Acting Ensirns H. o. Lanfare. {. {. johnson; Second
ssistant. Engineers Vim. A. Windsor j. w. Smyth;
Third Assistant Engineers. WIN. ". Mccoy j. G..
Veetcb VIM A. Bertram. ]. l.. Swords ID. ID. Oster-
hlndt Samuel Mocrei Mates, John j. Fisher. Charles
H. Freeman; Captains CLERK. Laugdon : Rogers
Fa,Inastcr'S Clerk. Washington Wulcot. The l.. l. is
ancl orvd IN the Lower Quarantine
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DIR. BICKNELLs SYRUP is the safest and
surest article offered for the cure of Dysentery
Dihrrhea. Cholera Morbus Summer Complaint; Con-
tans opiate purely vegetable md superior for chill
dJen. There Is mistake about IL please try 1t.
DIMAs BAIsIs A Co. Agents.
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LAUscH OF STEAM YACHT.-The splendid
steam yacht Gilbert IL. Rose will be launched to-day
from tie yard Of J. s. Underh at the fcc of Green
pontaye.. Greenpoiot. Length, 100 feet breadth Of
bean l. feet
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OvgRBoARp.-Guitani Frunket, a musician
connected with q band about boarding ~ excursion
boat At the foot Of FutOnst yesterday morning fell
overheard He was rescued after some trouble but
lost lis instrument which be considers worth 500. Mr..
frunkes proceeded to his home in Canton.st. near
flushiDg.ave
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PROM HAYTI.
NJ The War There-saim"v~'s sue
Tom The Nassau N. p. Gsurdisn' jay ~

,., The Nassau n p. Guardian July IT,
BY me schooner Ocean Gem w when laern , Spt
rived Inks Island on H hIld'y against "" the Govern.
mem u .,lpaye has met with complete success ~
re- h.ites he has .ought. Since the 'etsfn @, ~,
~ tno psi,ance he has thrice beateN me ann. ~
sruy - cearrard VIZ, at Belar, Blrrcre bouieiie
ufe,l9sn. In all these encounters the army oi Gen.
S,nsve "a, been victor 'ns. $1,000. -, -,
telhaN' ols of Havti are determined 10 get rld oil
Inc ee4rard's government, and are Wiling 10 ne
1900 ,eath the ashes Of their towns rainier tn' NC
Commi,sion of Public Welfare composed oi ulc"
,'ieut and energy hts been established al inc Cae'
% tss En-, direction Of tie revolution. No means a.,
sn,sc,fJ in orde. " insure a complete triumph
Durlng the short space of SIX years; IL
nave en- place in Hayti and - men have pee shoI
on ave been missed during the adminiStIitou
OF Gen c tfrard. The punishment OF death mas o'''
abolished IA political matters. ,.., L. co,
The fo.loVing proclamation has been issueu o' W."
A.fu
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FIRR.-A building occupied as junk-sbop By
Daniel HAYS on the corner Of King and ConoyeIsts,
found 10 be fire about o'clock yesterday
ing and damaged to the extent Of eco. Two frame
dwellings either side respectively occupied by John
GrumIin and Frederick Fernheim, were damaged "a
the extent Of about 500 eacb insured In the Gemann
and New-Amsterdsm Companies.
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R,ppblc UHgy'i.
PROCLAMATION.
To the people and 10 the Army
= SAI\ANl,

=
CAif Oftbc Army fthc RPHbhe' OF, ~,
Gen cfrard, faithful to his macblneh po'o! ,L
he has nlways III force brought forward 10 iu, an
country raised in opposition 20 M of subduing
army ol spies and belAyers. DesPalrut u 81, nd
- ~ g., IA has had recourse to his OrdihaN rth'u
viz : cor tp,ion lie has surrounded iAe PosIsaon''
Government with plots and daggets. lie uoNeIh,
1Or.'l"' "a snr;np nv absence with nv army. aun1
a reaction directed bS those Generals VINO ial prov
fbemselycs twice traitors 10 their duty IN c"'IuuVu
with handful Of men, having no poiiiicai 'hIV''"1'
The people exaspera'cd by this andacty. rose en-
,nss.e o0d armed themselves against VI, spH%s 81
f;eNr.r lie Cane has women ana chhui 'h'
armed with lkes and sticks, driving pieces r iu'..
sad cry.u. Down with Geirard" lie 1eniUui,'s
tIemblci AID the revolution became more ioiu'"'
The o.,ntry refuses 10 be governed by Cen Getrard
Should be vel doubt Toe fact he eaunoi ia 10 De con
WINGED by The terrible manifestations oil lhe "0 oi
Gear.,a without any consideration for the country.
prefers i entertain ciyii by arnug robbers ana
SighWsvren for the purpose of sianehiernS "oM,l
end children. rather than withdraw himself Oei"it 'o
untons frprObation manifested by one revolution III
every SIX months throughout the Repeblc; in.
Bower bad but the southern part OF The saud asals,
Inn whou he relinQuished his Government ~ aNolO
civil wa Pierrot ahdcaed the Presidency rs soon a'
he became aware that the people no longer required as
services. Soulouque himself still had great number o.
Sroops devoted 10 him when he ahahn"n.u Lls cio"n
and yielded 10 the VIII ~ the people. but 6ehFaid ON
Che con s. without patriotic feeling for The cou"tl
people. wishes to co2tinuc his oppression by he
And sword .
The ty,ant shall he punished. The wrath Of heave,
will be, u him. and the that be WISHES US sr.i
elieht ON lis impons head 40
Raise high Haynens. the banner OF tho Revolution
il triumph because IT has on It's see the iisu
and int'fcs,s OF the public.
The people aud their property shan have our mos
profound c0rside ration and be the sole object oil Oh
respect cur revolution will never disgrace itsei a.
sat tyrtu done who has caused Fort Liberty 10 J"
S,illageu a1d has armed brgands 10 so fOln Ousnu
tninthe % ifou, numbering women ana Children ai'
Crying. long live Gefrard!"
The Hcyolution Will neither allow slaughter 81
plundef lt is for and viii ever be Tor liberty, Como
and justice, end i Will reman 'althial I" Inc AnT'
principles which ere written on its banner
Viye la Liberiel
Niye In FratcrnIe'
Wave la LepuhlQue
NVe Union
Done ii Cape hsytien, 4th June. lt in the i'd yen
OF independence.
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R IL. ~.
~; .,,.u,lly or q few drops taken internally,
-, ,r.stly free IN, suffer-, from the most vo ent ana tsl
,,o ,.,n nd restore the wesA feeble and Pro'laeo A
TO strrn 9Th are yi,or 1900. s,,,,u, .,Nrs
Loo,enes psrrhes Cholera MeIbus or fshu, pscnsrss
FL, ,,, po,y. are .topp~d 6fteen or twenty minutes
nv t,tinr Ready Relief No con s'on OF n'si
,io mo- wsskne.. or lasude. will follow the use oil hs
*. X. Relief ,,., unp,INa
For Headache whether .ss or RssOs srrs .,
% sI,n.a ths Liver Psusy, swollinzs Of the Joint:
Pain. in The bowels. Heartburn aud Pains 0, q. a'na. had
RE. YOU sue 10 Joys Of plsssue and s'o ysa ''d as
returning health. ,. ~ a, t,.,
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6ueeial Notices.

px...,,xo Cov,mitt~e Of the Union General
.n,.s..x Regular Meeting Of this Committee "i oc
held Al Issd,asre Brosdwsy aud I%s",{'"fa' OIL
"'o"D"' 0WfN ". BRENNAN, Chsrmsn.
Ia Han 8 H. Nv .r,r'r ssesisIi'.
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fAdveTtiseIn~ntl
OLD EYES MALE n

CLD MADE NEW,
W.ihont Spectaclcs Doctor OF Medicines Pamphlet
msied free ON receipt Of Ten cents. Address. D.. L.
foOTg NJ. d., No. !. 100 Broddway New.York.
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THE MorHEns REMEDY for all diseases with

which children afflicted IL MIRA WIssLows SOOTHING
STRIP. It relieves the child from pain, cures wind cone
regulates the stomach and bowels snd during the process OF
teeng gves and health the child snd carries 1t
slfrlY thronrh tie citical pnriod.
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JgPPERs, No. 573 Broadway. Ladies' Fine
French Walking Shoes Boot. and CATER. Battling
Shoes &c. at Reduced Prices JEFFRKs SO Broadw
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IAlveItiseInenf.

The BEST BRICK IN The UETrRD STATES afe
being made by CBAMBEIss great BRICK MACHINES.
One hundred brick per minute have been made. For
Patent lights aud specimens Of brick. apply TO ABEAM
ELQUA. No. q Courtlandt-st., N. " (up.stalrB)
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i tAdverisement
Il ROBBED OR N0T-TnE BURGLAR Hrs OWN
IsFoRMgR.The opening Of each window and door tel.
| ogrnphs To your room. y. HOLMES No l0e Broadway.
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Newspaper Circulation.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
THE NETWORK HERALD.

From The Sunday Mercury. July 70, 1880
RECEIPTS OF SALES OF THE NETWORK SUNDAY
AND DAILY NEWSPAPERS:
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Business Notices.

GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elas
tic Stitch Lock st tch SKwrsG MAoHsfs No <s5 Broad
way. New. York. and No. rs Fulton. t.. Brook yn.
TRUssEs, Elastic STOCKINGS, SUPERVISORY
BAsDisss SUPPORTERS hc.-MAn-a Co.'S Radical Cue
Isa vA,s s4lI y, " ieisf. ..U A.s.1Ia-
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

FIVE yoar Of sonssu, have convinced everybody
who has tried II this Ssive is the Cures
Burns Piles. Corns Rheumatism, Erysiress Sores and
sruns when all other remedies have failed Try as cent
box. Buy the genuine. New private black stamp sigma
tur- H. BALLET ia white the end. Depot NO. - Liberty
d. New.iork.
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THE GOVERNMENT COUNTERsIGN.

THE GOVERNMENT COUNTERslGN.
tn. eOon,.r,.i,inx of HOsrETTERs STOMACH BIT
rrRs 1, now ,omewhsi serious a. well as difncun
hup., than I, was years each bottle Of the seus'
IN, article being authenticated BY the OFFICIAL NDoRsk-
MENT OF THE UNITED STATES REVENUE DEPART
MENT in the form OF Stamp engraved Steel to counter
5. which is felony See, therefore that this GOVERN
MENT COuNTERSIGN a. well as the engraved label end
note of hand Of the propeto attached to the bosss The
label smbeshed with superb representation Of s. 0eofys
on horseback in the act Of spsans the Dragon and under
meath 1. shield or escutcheon bearings warning inscription
which are sdved TO read before they encounsss
the penalty which forth Below this again 10 HUE
letter SMITHS of hand the signature to which
would be rather serious business to forge the puons
will look 10 these er6caons Of the senunsneS OF the -
ce before they purchase they cannot be deceived The
propr.ary label and Government stamp are both executed on
steel in the fnes. and elaborate style OF bank note g.
s,ins and are probably tho most expensive specimens -
.r.pbc art ever attached any medicinal PREPARATION
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FrsyRAI OF THE late .Jour UrTculyS. -

FUNERAL OF THE kATE JONI IlUTcUISs.-
The funeral Of .he late John HAclins who died ~
heart disease at his residence In South Second IT.
T. d., on Monday night last. took place yesterday
Afternoon from the South Second ~. NJ. T. Church.
7 hs Rev. Nr Collins delivered The funeral address.
There was a large attendance ~ tie Masonic Order.
HIATT Lodge No. 2o5 OF which deceased was amen
beT attended ia body. At the conclusion Of n serv
Ices the remains were taken TO the Cemetery Of the
Eyergreens. Mr.. Hutchn. born in Wesichcster
County n. Y. in l7sb and was consequently In his
sith year He located In this city 30 ago.
ID las been n prominent member of the Methodist
Church FOR ~ years. In his youth he acquainted
with John Fitch, with whom Mr. HutchiDs always
maintained. originated tie idea of constructing q
steamboat. and In tho year I'm! he (Af H. stored the
first boat built by Mr. Fitch. what then known
New York 1ombs is now located. Mr. Hutchns was
also said TO be the Oldest Free Mason in the United
States
ALLEGED CRUELTY AT SEA.--Policcman Riley
yesterday arrested the captain Of Norwegian bark
lying at Fords Dock. named the Orwcga, the charge
OF brntaly beating the stcyardess recent VOYAGE.
As alleged the woman iwhose name 10 Caroline Lock.
wood was enceinte and her injuries were of such
character as 70 canse the premature birth Of child,
whereby her life was endangered. The accused named
Charles T. Mussus brought before Justice Buckley
aud about being arragned for a hearing when L. \.
Deputy Marshal Higgins made his appearance aud
without much ceremony galanted tue captain before
the q. :. Commissioner. Upon the affidavit made by
tie woman be held to bail in the Of 900 IL
sysjt examination The stewardCss who is d married
woman alleges that he struck her across the stomach
on several occasions with preserve cans. Her husband
natives Of Norway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

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