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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18

sINIILIA SINIILIBUS CURANTUR,
HUMPHREYS
HONIEOPATHIG EREClrICS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
III hvE HISPEf PEoVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE-
cient and Reliable They arc tho only medicines per
tecty adapted to popular simple that mstax ca
FREQ from danger and SO econ. as to be always relia
ble They have raised the highest commendation from
all and Will always render satisfaction
No. !, cures Fevers, Congestion, Infammations.. %
3. Crying Collie. or Teothing Of In. ~
T. Diarrh@a Of Children or Adults: % %
g. Cholc' n Morbus, Nausea, Vomit-
Coughs Colds bronchitis. 40
8, Neuralgia, Toothacho, Faceache.. rs
% %. Headaches. Sick Headache Vertigo. rs
TO- :" Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. 80. 25
IL, Suppressed, Painful Periods..... rs
" ~ ~ " whites, too profnse 1s periods Is
IA, Salt Rhcum, Er. peias, Eruptions. 25
1s Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
IT, Pies, % Blind or Bleeding 50 50
ls Opthalmy, and Sore OF Weak Eyes. 90
49, Catarrh, Acute or Chronic, Inau-
90 whooping Cough, vioion. coughs 50 50
=" q, Asthma, Oppressed Breathing...... 50
"a, Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear
rs. scrofuia. Enlarged Glands swell: ~
PA, General Debility, Physical weakness 50
rs, Dropsy and Scanty secretions.. 80. 90
20, Sea Sickness, Sickness from Rid
a. Kidney Disease, Gravel. ...... ........: 50 50
20, NerSous DeDhIftys Senlnal Ennis
sfons, Involuntary Discharges. -. ]. 90
~, Sore Mouth, Canker. ............-. 80
~, Urinary Ineontinence, Voting
81. Painfui Periods even 1i'iiiii with ~
:, on . spasV '.......:...... .............. 90
~, Suffer- ngs at Change of LIE. .... II. 90
asa, Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Yitus' Dance. ]. 90
81, Diptheria, liberated Sore Troat. -. 60
FAMILY CASES.
55 vnlf. morocco Dnd book. ook.,..........SlcO0 O. 90
20 large walls, in morocco and book. .......... 600
20 large Walls, plain case, and book. .......H 500
ID bo1es mos to 16}, and book. 800
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases, 10 walls. $1,000
singe S1nls win directions. LOO
&p-These remedies, by the case or single box, are
Ient to any part of country by Mail Express free
u Charge on receipt of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Of1ce and DepotN0. 562 Broadway New York
DE- HuMPHnEYs Is consulted daily at his Office, per-
onaly or by letter, above for ali forms of disease
KING & CASSIDEY.
PRATT & WILSON BROS.
w. A. SKRINE.
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ROYAL HAVAqA LOTTERY OF OBlSA
TONDUGTED BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
DAYS. ~ '''-N DIN A'f> ''N'
Prn en- caahed and inform alton furnished
Tho highest rates paid tor Doubioons and all kind
Gold ant Biiyor. ItItt0tt q CO., Bar keTs,
-eLru Hrno = ~. AT New ~
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THE EASTERN SD. ca. JOURNAL
TS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING IN
Il the town Of Bennettsvilie. q. O., by W. y. q. HEN
DERS0N. Proprietor.
Termg.-Threo dollars Anlium In aIysnoefs won:
LUIrs tot ten 20 les, NNrcbt
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HAGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS Is THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA.
ORDINARY article ever discovered. It changer
The Hunburnt face and hands to pearly satin texture
Of ravishing beauty, imparting the marble purity
youth, and the sngge appearance 80 inviting In tho
oty belle Of fashion. Itremoves tan, eokles pinploi
and roughness from the akin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth II contains atera
INJURIOUS to the akin. Patronised by Actresses ena
Opera Singers It is what every lady sould have Sold
everywhere. Retailprice 80 cents.
Prepared by W. E. HAGAN, Troy, ny.
Address all orderst to DEMAs BARNRS b CO.,
October 30 mwflyr New York
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DR., RIGHTS
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence of life,

&SS&SNWNIll>G Cures General DEBILITY, Weak
&f$$2Sw>zu4> ness, HYsteyics In Ftmales,
EssssSfN1f EAlfeEM% Pnkpitdtion Of the Heart and
ss,Sa55.:sA*sE@ all Nercous Diseases It re.
A$z14@- stores now life and vigor to the
.. a. ~. ns.o aged, causing the hot blood Of
f "S ,S, h ytss youth to course the veins,
nre ani,u1nsJ @ gt,S toring the Organs Of Genera
stto UIs 40 dos tion, remopin0 ,npotency and
Mts HffTfr rejupen- Debility, restoring Manffness
ate The syiten, and and taH oi9or, thus proving
ouercoms disease. perfect "E2ieir 0f Love" re-
moving Sterility and Barrenness in both sexes To
the young, middle aged and aged there Is nogreater
boon than this Elixir OF Life" 1t gives new
lease OF lIfe causing the wenk and debilitated to
have removed strength and vigor and the entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle e.; three bottles e5; sent by
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; somo unprincipied dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds in order TO make money. BE not
deceiyed-ask for these medicines and take no
Others. II the druggist does not keep them, write
to u.s. and We will send them by express, carefully
packed flee from observation. We will be pleased
TO receive letters with full statements in regard TO
any disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, pamph.
lets, or advice to the sole proprietor, a
DR. W. R. MBRWIN, 81 Walker sty n. Y
May 26 fmw
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IHE BARN w ELL : shiRTlNGL,
fUthE DUPLICATION OF THIS PAPER, WHIOH or
f1oE was destroyed In February Inst By tho Fedora
My, as be,n reaum At is the only paper published
tnat and popuous District and to merchants and
ou5ihess men poasesse advantages seldom met with.
erms for sdvertistn 81 per square OF twelve lines
or each inserhon. Subscription 20 paper. s. per
naan: Ii egS SHUCK PERRY,
6Hfoa L. Proprietors
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jersey city News.

DyAru tr CmfD ny scAtps--Corcnnr Hsnlcy. Of
Hudson City, held inquest on Saturday on the body
Anna Hemmers. three years Of age whose parents
eide corner Of Clinton and Franklin streets, who was
eeadsd death Friday afternoon by falling into a
boiler of hot water wbch had been ie standing the
eoor while the mother went down stairs for pail of
wnfer A verdict of accidental death was rendered
Hshvy vsap'cT RFnss IMPRISONMENT suit was
sonsiuded the Hudson county Court Friday night
IN wbches Williams, colored sued 10 recover Eve
thousand dollars damages for false Imprisonment on a
charge having IN bis possession stolen horse which
afterwards proved 70 belong 10 him. The defendants
were George Titus, WIN Prowcy and officers Doyle ADD
EcNamarn Of the jersey city polite. rhe Jury
found verdict against Titus assessing the damages at
arses tbOvspnd dollars. and s.gvi,,ed tho obe, ,ares
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and Jacob Rath, aged is months, Of Inflammation the
lungs
Tue funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon
two o'clock.
ReysoLDs-At Fordham, on Friday morning, May 4,
at four O'Clock, PATRICK REYNOLDS, late OF New York.
aged rs years
The fr ends and relatives of the family, also those OF
his brothers, Owen and john arc invited TO attend the
fun raj his late dense Fordham this Sunday af
tcrnoon at O'Clock His remains VIII be inferred
Morrisania.
ROT iERHAM-ln Jersey City, WILLIAM ROTTERDAM, In
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence,
No 800 ouh Eighth street, at two O'Clock THIS Sunday
afternoon.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SAALFELo.-On Friday evening, May 4, ALBERT SAAI-
FIELD, native of Hamburg Germany, aged 43 years
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from hs late residence,
No 10 West Twcntycghth street, between Fifth avenue
and Broadway tn Sunday afternoon at hall past two
O'Clock, wthou. further notice
SCHS EDgKER.--Dn Friday May 4, ANNA CATHERINE
MARIs ScNEDEKER, wife of Gerhard schnedekcr in the
10th year OF her age
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at O'clock
from her late residence, 1870 Wooster street.
% hin psadeph on THURSDAY May lay b.
loved wife OF Geo. r Thompson, and daughter OF Mar
garet and the late John Hunter
WARD.-At Newark, on Saturday, May s, MOSES WARD
in the 10th year of his age
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral
Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock, from his late
residence, 43 Washington street.
WEDsrsR. of apopiexy, on Saturday, May
0, Captain JOSEPH WEBSTER, aged 63 years.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence 25
Elliot pare Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon, at three
o'clock The remains will be inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery.
WmE-On Friday, May T. WEXFORD WHITE, widow Of
Bernard White, county Sligo, Ireland aged 81 years
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
sonn-Iaw John Muaney, 100 Leonard street The rela
tives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon, at one
o'clock
wuRpr-On Wednesday, May q CHARLES II. wuRDr,
aged IS years.
His relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF his late uncle 80 Pike
street, this Sunday afternoon at half past o'clock
GAINESVILLE, Wis., papers please copy.
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NYork I'm. prng az u ~, sss'5n. ric 1915.
MAcHfAsPoRT, April GAR schr Giraffe, jay, Az
HEw ORLEANS May SID steamer Liberty. Stafford
Ns .ssS S.sd Ar Sns s.sh H Scott Halifax
s knao SS SHp Gs
Ds sTissap EIls s NYork c.
aepha; B t,hisn, Durham FAN River for do; Argus,
is ss
sAM-Arr in the night schrs Alice Ida Mears, Phla
S se ss SY
Hatch SYo,s Julia Mary Bangor for Norwich Robert
NEW HAVEN, May T. Arr schrs Sarah Read, Read Ida
ss
H ESS nsy
spslman Butler DO Sarah Lsvina Ketehum and Thomas
Pf "a. y WI. G Ss9sa RuSssss
ps :s 4 S s .ad s fT sSol Elizabeth
pnILADELPHIA Nay a.Ary steamer susan, vanderver
Dick e. sy ! .s.ee
ssasy
yss Cd S s s 5ss G.ssT
brig saFis ssn.a sP osne rTp,dad sshr.
Heating Daniels Boston; John Mosl.cn Crowley Se@y
isspsss W Fss:s !,Hs
A ,ss rGsG gss1 ss
Daley sil.on. and rown.end SiorG i ssior
brig Herald Tu.o. from Ms,sn.as; schr Edna Harwood
:s.d. Sas Ida nsiss EIn s. Jsso; 3D. barb Eliza Young
%oRTnxNb Nav Ss Ffsns. HoDh. Morgan cno
Morfon) CArdsnas Sid bark OTchla; brigs Dunked Ma
ria, and Lsabel; and the large West fndia feet
3th-Au brig Rolling Wave, Hall. Havana schrs David
s ss :us o ai I noosS
rrssmsn and Hsrrs, B.tsr wesss NYSTs Ell. ross
Dirlrn Sherwood, EYork.
PROVIDENCE. May s-Arr schrs Julia willcts Bayles
Philadelphia; John Walker Overon do Amelia. Beebe do
WIN Sargent Sargent Delaware City: scnd Abbot rren
NJ New Rcguus, Carter Ezabethport: Freeman,
Eidrdgr NYork seahower Chase. do: Milton, Raymond
do; KY, stokes do; Kate, Stevens do soop Victory.
port, Issss Andsrson Doyle, NYort Barnes Dosns do
York; schrs Messenger, Holden. Rockland; Jenny Lind
Graves and Anna Collins. Tooker. NYork.
SALEM MAJ SID schrs Paigr, Frnk: Eliza a Re.
becca, Price; and Wheaton, Ireland Philadelphia;
baltimore cld ID. brig c Allen Barbour. st Mares,
(HaytD
Phisdel phia.
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Brooklyn city News.

THE KiSes COUNTY MEDICAL Socrry. recent meet.
Ing of the Kings County Medical society a resolution
was unanimously adopted TO tender their professional
services TO the Metropolitan Board OF Health and use All
in their power TO inform the public upon
sary sanitary measures and In carrying out plans for the
prompt relief OF the needy
F,rAL AcopkSr.-Late on last Friday afternoon VIM
Taylor while at work at the Sectional Docks the foot
az Court street, was instantly killed by the falling Of
kelsou which he engaged In hosting Another
work man sustained fracture OF OF his legs Tav.
Jor was forty years OF age, SINGLE and resided IN Ham
Am Avenue near Bush ssrecl
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
N arrtesi.

B'AcKrtR McNui.-At Calvary church in this eitv
Thursday Nay B. by Rev. T. A. washbrrn M
CHaHits e. bitrKssR of Buffalo, " Y, 10 Miss
lstrFLi EtfsN MrNtit, of Glover VI
ror~- MoRK--On Thursday, sny 3, by the Rev Dr
MieDiencr, so;onoN ". ConS 10 Hiss sorHiA T. NoEs
M cards
l,fy-6H,Sr--On Tuesday. April a. at ST Andrew 9
church, by Rev Michael tufran jams Lsc 10 AsMx T
GnsNr. both ~ this city
OIprrrtS HssRsAN On Thursday. May a. AZ the
ics,doU,e " ihe hrn,rs yarns. ~ We Re, d. Raphael
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G1C O0O THE BEST COTTON fLASTtIIoN in
NlZ.UUU. Southwestern Georgia zNs acre, 49,
extensive plantation. iuly Irossonca ana stoesea v' w
wear An aunoyed Marty advancing the above amount VII
rccrivc an assignment of the plantation a. security ae on
half " the prohs Tor ono or ino'e yea.iss a. W
agreed h,eb under any rumsauc"s cannot DC less tAah
s.sn.iav,ar Address y. Is. ID. Herald odce.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

NuTicE.-JonN y. COUGH WILL LECTURE on
~ temperance next Thursday evening Nav TO- 1868 81 he
Allen street NJ r. church New York. situated between ny
Inrlon and Delaney streets Services commerce ~
Y " Tickets for sale AZ Rushon, Aston House ana ~
the door on the evening OF the lecture after Us O'CLOCK
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REMOVALS.

IIARPs.-REMovAL
Ill j. " BROWNE a CO.,
HARP MAKERS,
have removed their WARBROOMs TO 5sl BROADWAY
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Strings OF the best quality Music aud requisite for
the harp.
LovEJoy 4 SON, DENTISTS, HAVE REMOVED
81 from 10 West Eleventh street. TO their and elegant
apartments, lit6 Broadway between Twenty sixth and
Twenty seventh streets.
BROWN co. HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. TO
IL. No Park place opposite the old Office. where shall
continue settle all classes clans the
government for back pay pensions bouncs prize money
Ac Several prize lists ready Officers pay
clothing lost vessels destroyed.
NOTICE OF REMOVALS.. HEILPERN, IMPORTER
IN Jobber Of Mems Furnishing Goods, have removed
Murray and IS Warren streets 10 the building
lS5 Church street
DEMovAL-BAKER a MCKINNEY HAVE RE
N moved from GO Walker street 10 lfl Grand street
doors east OF Broadway.
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.nTurrcrAL EYES.

A ETIFIcIAL TyEs.-ARrIFic'N. HMM ,bltS
n made 10 order and inserted ~ Drs b BAU'H a
4 40 Nf 1rthe ~ cnro,ed rs Ro'sorresp, ~
IsIial, 30 BrvJdas ~. fcs forh
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urcment recently reported purchased by Iyanns parties
has been purchased by Capt Ne Chase r Of tiarwich and
70 hall from the latter or employed in the coastng
business under command OF Capt Chuse.
has been purehascd b. cart Began Tor s cash. and
hereafter hail from Portland.
scnR CnAs srEroy of Trnro 81 81 tons has been sold
to Linnlken, and others, of Gloucester. for $3.50
scHp ErurINpA (of nrwich, 1887 has been sold to
John Quinn and james Hughes of Boston, for $3.50
Sol Harding ID. of Wellleet for 5000
TO Il Bayley of Boston, for $500
ScHR DECKER Barnsabel 1896 tons has been sold
to John Dowell OF Baltimore, for $1,000
scun P,viLLos (o weaeet SOS tons has been sold to
has been sold for S2ls0J.
Scum Acrvr AZ 95 TONS built New London in 1856 has
Sour Elk, AZ 81 tons. built at Essex Me- in 1886 has
sold on private terms.
scnn MYsTERy Denns So Is TONS has been sold to
Hurst and Others of Kittery. for $500.
was na SO Daa@ from e." ra Er.r
manifest ~ 80 NV '""e
Brunswick Ne Apr 30 bark Addlo Decker
die BS 81 sbe tons from the yard Of enH Bros At
VINO Is 10 command her and Others
WhnIcmen.
n rom Now Bedford Sd inst ship Hibornian for North
Arr at New London I'd inst schr Smith Smith of Pro-
yincetown clean: In with loss of sails rigging
han vyaIos
BARK platina U I,sSS e''e ~ ,vos,. ,.
having takcn q, hi, m 81 Mesport was ny laya Apri4
Bark Sen Rrec,c H IT, iii s,noe leaving
Stanley Foita nJ OF New bedord was ~ rort
on aceonnt Of The sica go H. having remained IN port
water taken ont from hnns Sro' ir1 IMPURE
mate Aim Cnae and I'M as peiore me second
died The balance Of The sbin aae, Sumah Davis naa
f " ~ " ' 'ei uays LOT inc north racine.
spoken. &c.
Bark Augusta Small Boston for Cienfueeos NAV
lat 40 10 Ion GO " ''>oN- N"A' -
Foreign Ports
BARBApors Aprl lO-Arr bork N ~ cas,or porr,o,o.
NYork: schr & Farnswortb sawver do. Idti hrins VII
waukie Blown and scotland crows 40 o' i'h' or'ss nj"
CuRAcoA Apr I7No american vssses , IN nor,
FRrpERIcKroN NAV Arr schr Clara W Elwei Ionc Ga
JERrMy fiavt Apr To- In mort bro cors,,r.,no ft,r,
IN nroceed IN Mira ~ Load S"r snh
SHARKS inst arr from Roston Clara for Hyot n u'
SnYRNa April I'm mort bark r Yarrincton Msvo for
THTrnAp Cuba Anr, ls-In mort barks casco Gardiner
Surf FOR do Wam for pha del Sie' Neponse' ana
bv he Ap G snip Maria Fairbanks chartered
y ''-''A "' "ms.~s. =. "''".as
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May Arr schr Nora, Clarkson,
NY p%sroy v ,.,.
York and Ss % S Sw
phorus (Br alexander Liverpool Philadelphia Norman
Crowel Philadelphia; bark SURNAME (Dntch) Iurd Surf.
nam; briggs John Brightman GRAY Sarun: Times fRrl
Lewis Port au Prince via Machias; schrs Keokuk Small
Philadelphia r. A De Hart Low do Also cid steamer
Glaucus Gale, Work banks Stetson Ben Cienfucgos
SCOTLAND, Smalev, NOrleans; schrs Flyaway, Matthew's
philadelphia Sid steamers Bosphors and Norman;
Sn inng w hrt0 To In Tfx.nn
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sl,Noy OPrRSuEN to Mss sopurK, eldes. daughter Of

SAMSON OPPESHEN 10 Miss SOPHIE eldest daughter Of
Henry Herman, Esq. Of This city
PALsEa-MEAD On Wednesday May 2 az the resi-
deace of the brides mother, by the Rev T. Lucas GAS
PALMER TO SARAH LOUISE dEAD daughter Of the late
Bradley Mead, all of this city No cards
RAAiRyz-HuoNlHAN- On Monday, April %, by Rev
Father Curren, JoiN J. RAMIREZ OF Kentucky 10 Ellz,
Huo'iiAs, Of Donoughmorc, codny Cork, Ireland.
RAasAY-KENr-on "Wednesday Nav 2 by Row
James Miiletl a, his residence JOHN RAMSAY late OF
Eimira, N Y, to Lzzie JANE kent all Of this city
sAwyEnwLAzARu. On "Wednesday, January 8, by the
Key Dr. Wardeil, MI. William A. SAWYER, Of Brooklyn,
Philadelphia papers please copy
TRAlsoR-iiAsRAHAN- Thursday, May 3, at 81.
francis Aaviers church, by the Rev 1sdore Dauresse
JONI B. 'RAiSoR TO Miss ALICIA f. HAsRAHAS, both Of
VAN TAssEI-BArEs ON Monday, April 20, at Pough-
kecpsie, n. T. by the Rev. Z. II. Reyes Mr. s. c. VAN
TAsssI of Yonkers N. Y, to Miss MARY E Bates, Of
Poughkeepsie No cards
WALsI-IoUSsBURY.- Monday April 30 bv Roy
:; d. Orchard JOHN WALSH TO MARY E LouSsBuaY, OF
this city.
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S HIPPING NEW S.


Y0RK-rHB
RISES. .............. % IL 90
On sETs.............. HIGx WATER. morn 90
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CONTAGION HARMLESS
" To those who
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Each of the most diseased, has within him
germ loot OF that original pure blood Of our
COMMON MOTHER EVE. -.
This of pure blood supports his life, and constantly
struggles 10 throw from the circulation
CORRUPT HuMORS
into the bowels BRANDRETHS PILLS assist this REGE-
VIBRATING PROCESS.
BY their powerful aid constantly blood OF better
quality, until the whole renewed aud purified
Those who desire TO PASS UNTOUCHED by contagious
malades, who wish seundpess body and mnd
have healthful children should use
BRANDRETIi'S PILLS,
which cleanse the bowels and the blood Of all
UNHEALTHY ACCUMULATIONS,
Office BhANDKErH HOUSE,
New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A. A--REFRIGER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cELE-
brated Sonparel rhe most perfect Refrigerator ever
manufactured Water Cooler Ice Pitchers silver Plated
Ware Table Cutlery Cooking Utensils. and all other House
Furnishing Goods, at BASSFOkDs great Central Bazaar.
Cooper Institute sign of the golden kettle store
A observation-disclosures COHEN OF " NORTH
"A Sixth street. VILLA nsburg, who had the rheumatism
has walked crutches for six months has
perfect health by few doses Of NET
CALFE'S Great Rheumatic Remedy He Is willing TO
firm this statement OATH II required.
BARGAINS IN CHINA. GLASS &C
ID 100 SETS FINE AMERICAN RICH CUT AND EN-
GRAVED GLASS, IL GOBLEfS. IL CHAMPAGNES, IL
WINES, ~ HOOKS 2 DECANrERS, IL FINGER BOWLS
with initial to order, 500 per set.
100 GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA TEA SET, a
100 FANCY FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS, a pieces, SO
10 SIS per set.
Partisan granite ls9 pieces, Si25 per set.
100 WHITE FINE PARTISAN GRANITE DINNER SETS.
l3S pieces S35 per set. - -
io WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, second
selection, al pieces, 1886 per set.
,.cnANbELiERs, SILVER PLATED WARE &C., AT
PERSONS furnishing EITHER FOR CITY OR
COUNTRY USE WILL Do WELL TO EXAMINE THESE
GOODS. E. v. HAUGHWOUT Il CO.,
ass, 400 and 1872 broadway,
Corner of Broome street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE UNITED SHIP
"A wrghts Caulkers and Ship Joiners will be held
Clinton Hail. on "Wednesday evening May at eight clock
of refutng the OF the Master ship
wrghs caukers and ship joiners BY order Of Committee
~ Als.ar --'-"ts. JOHN REED, President
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Sold by Druggists. Csc. per box.

T0ENTISTs' SAMPLES GRATUITOUSLY FURNISHED
- for practically demonstrating the superiority of my i'm
proved self hardening, Interchangeable Adamantean White
Filling all other substitutes for gold. Address H.
GILES LUTHER, Dentist, care VIM r. Ben jamn, ESQ.,, II
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Morton :. native oS pon,.rov conn,v Tyrone i,.i.rd
The ro..,iras .na sricnds of The fa,n,y 49, .s.c,
ty ,nyi,oa Al susrd Inc funeral from ha, ,.,a r.s,
dense No sss Yves, Twcn,v mn, s,yee, S on wonSav
afe,noon M ono osloct ' " '
Mosyyrsssy On saturday Nav & Grsr,vrs uoxrv
rvSsy aged 40 veays - '
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
invited 10 attend The funeral from 23l Sixth avenue an
Monday afternoon NJ Two o'clock -
Moyaoy ON Friday Nav a Elder IA xrt Noxpor in
tho setb vcar III his age y
Tho yclros and friends M tho family .,o
invited 10 attend the funeral on Monday aernoon Al
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BRic Brow Gardner, which went ashore May On
the side of Fort Adams still remains She lies with her
head OF shore and her stern high upon the beech
Bnie RosrxsRy BtLLr. from st Jago de Cula below Ra
more, fell In with March 20 the outward passage In lat
" a. lon 10 30 raft OF planks lashed and spiked together
having apparently been recently used shpwrccked
passengers
SrHa " Co,soS al Providence from Norfolk lost fore
sail aud lying jib on the passage
scHp JosTrs Ross. Phillips from Ellxabehport for
Taunton previously reported hoe tho Dumping Rocks
Newport still rerrains About 100 OF coal have
wahed 10 her been carried OF BY wcckcts
being made for getting the balance Of
and u II thought the vessel may be got Of
scnp F,orA With ashore Cape Pogc wodncs.
dav halls from ADDISON. Nc
scnn fAwKrEs before rcpore from Boston Of and Cor
Philadelphia IN ballast, anchored during the the
Of East Chop and s nearly dry at low
Scum " ApAns. coleman. which sailed from Nantucket
20 inst for the Atlantic whale fishery grounded
the during the violent gar morning
Nd cable ashofr Commercial wharf Next
tide she was got on without damage
miscellaneous.
BsG ksiour tof Porandl. II tons. old measnrernen Mt
bull, ~ st3 has been soli 70 parties ia korspott Nc Tor
about $40.
sem N snrn ,of New Bsdicss). es'e tens, oew
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER s. lSss-TRPLE SHEET
CoACHmEN AND GARDENERS.

WANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN A
w situation groom. TO take of private horses
perfectly under lands the management OF them
can furnish the very Of reference his
employer, where he be for two days 70 West 18th
street