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M GLASSES AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SUBSISTENCE
STORES
). j. s0PER CO., Auctioneers.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, U. S. A,
No. los LOMBARD STREET,

VI loOOs
- VIII be sold at public auction, at Wareh ouse No.
L Balderston street, at IL o'clock, NJ, on MONDAY
juno uth.- 1866, about EIGHTEEN THOUSAND
5000 GALLONS M0LASSES, in packages as fol-
Twenty (2O bbls., containing some fc.t5-two az
gallons each.
One Hundred and setehty-seven Q77) a bbls.,
containing tfIh twenty to Twenty-Five gallons each.
Thirteen Hundred and Sixty-three q 1863 kegs
containing from ten to twelve gallons each.
The packages have all been recently re-coopered
and all are in excellent condition.
The Molasses is sold because no longer needed for
issue by the Government.
, 1t will be sold as per guage marks at present on
reguaged, it will be done so Immediately before deliv-
cry by the regularly appointed State Guager. and at
the eTpense Of purchaser.
Ierms-Cash in Government funds.
Eight days allowed to remove purchases.
Samples of each of the brands offered for sale can
pc seen at this Office to which apply for further in
formation.
Also, at the same time and place 50 bbls of Mo-
lasses averaging AZ gallons; total S4S6..gaons
43 half bbls Molasses. averaging % gallons; total
1857 gallons.
The last two lots to be delivered in Washington
D. samples Of which can beseen either at this Office
D. C.,
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rReported for the DaiIy Commercially

REPORTED for the Daily Commercial
Circuit Court for Baltimore Cotsaty-Hon. D. G. H.
Emory, Judge; Jno. I. Ensor Esq., States Attorney.
....-- -.- TowsoNTowN, June s, 1866.
State VS.. Margaret Seldom, indicted for larceny
reported yesterday. Verdict not guilty
State vs.. Elizabeth Seldom, indicted for same Of
fence Stetted by the States Attorney, h. r. Bosr
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THROUaa TICKETS;

Passengers going to Newbern, N. c.. will find the
route via Weldon and Goldsboro to be the imost &c
peG:tious and economical
Passengers axe notified that this is the only Steam
boat Line by which Through Tickets arc sold and
Baggage Checked over the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad, and By which Passengers mako connections
going South.
Passengers taking the 8 a. N. Train from New
York, 8.l5 A. NJ. or ll.50 4. NJ. Train from PhaGel-
phia, and 2.45 P. NJ. Train from Washington city,
will connec: With this Limo. Passengers and thor
Baggage transported free between Railroad Depots
and Steamers.
MOORE n. FALLS, President,
WIN. c. SMITH Superintend't
Baltimore Stesm Packet Company.
e. &. GH1o, General Agent S. 4 r. R. Il.
TuaE OCnNnoR Pessenger AGENT ia12-R
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ssEssS. SEASON OF 1866. BALTI-
kSSSSsS MORE AND PHILADELPHIf

.ssEss1 SEASON OF Is66.- BALTI-
kSSSrAnc MORE AND PHILADELPHIA
D STEAMBOAT COMPANY. Via
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal for the Transporta-
Horses Carriages, Furniture and goods of all sorts
between Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Boats of
this Line have commenced their regular trips for
the season. For Phitqdekphiu.-AB Boat leaves daily,
O'Clock P. NJ, arriving in Philadelphia early next
morning. For Bahinore.-A Boat leaves daily, ex-
cept Sunday, from No. "a South Wharves foot OF
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, reaching Baltimore
carefully handled, and if destined beyond either
terminus arded Immediately, free Of all expenses
except drayage. For freight or passage apply 70 J.
ALEX. SHRlVER, Agent, No. 3 Light street wharf.
a: GROVES. JR., Agent, No. 81 South Wharyes.i
Philadelphia. fe2S-tf
e> FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
sg HHAAfp AMP + n hANRIN ! % 0N TIE
new and commodious Steamer WENONAH, Jos. D.
Dawes Master" will resume her regular trips for
the season, commencing FRIDAY. March 2, 1866,
running as follows:
street, every FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock.
for rredericks burg stopping at the usual landings
on the Rappahsnnock river. arriving at Fredericks
burg SATURDAY EVENING, connecting with the
railroad trains North and South.
Returning, the Wenonah will leave Fredericksburg
TUESDAY MORNING, at o'clock, stopping at all
the usual landings on her way down the river and
arrive in Baltimore early on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, connecting with the Railroad trains North and
West.
Freight taken at low rates.
No freight received after O'Clock ?. M.
| All freight for the river must be prepaid.
| For further information, passage, &c, apply on
board or to JOS Jas sa T VET fas Agent aEease
fe5i-ti A K PHILLIPS & co.
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<@FsS STEAM TO LIVERPOOL,
@1ESaa& - CALLING AT 80
mn, QUEENSTOWN, URELAND) ..5
Inc 1nman Line, sailing twice week. carrying
United States Mails,
EVERY SATURDAY,
.. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
From Pier A, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
,,I BY THE NAIL sTEAIER SAILING EVERY SATURDAY,
FIRST CABIN.......$e0 | STEERAG E,....$a0
70 Lond0n ........ % to London. ........ "a
to Paris.......... los to Paris .. IN
PAYABLE IN GOLD. -s.
Passage by the Wednesday Steamers, First Cabin,
$sG steerage, S35. Payable in United States cur
rency. ~ wa
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre, Hamburg,
Bremen, &c., at me erate rates
Storage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown
$50 gold. or the equivalent. Tickets can be bought
here BY persons sending for their friends.
For further information, apply at the Company's
omces; JOHN G. DALE, Agent
fe0-ly IL Rrnadway
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CLOTHING.
NATIONAL AIR.
NY THE BARD OF MARBLK HALL.

IA e.-r-s-.-..... ..=e=-,.-es.r-- .-.a.
ny THE BARD OF hARBLK HALL.
Oh say can you see by the mornings fair light
That MARBLE HALL stands as at yesterdays
cleaning?
Whore broad cloths and bright plsds though shut
10 at night. .... ... ..
streaming;
And vestings so fair,
Tell plainly to ali that SMITH BROTHERS are
Oh, say DOES our own famous MARBLE HALL
Dispensing its blessings still over the land.
Oh! where are the mon who so vauutingly swore
That they'd make better clothes to our utter con-
fusion?
They are gone. and you never will hear of them
more
You have found that their Boosting was utter delu-
sion.
They may toll on aud slave
Till they sink in their grave
But their names from oblivion they can save,
While MARBLE HALL famous forever shall stand
Dispensing good Clothing all over the land. je7-tf
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THE SEABOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD
OPENED BETWEEN
PORTSMOUTH AND WELDON.

w
The New and Elegant Steamer,
THOMAS KELSO,
CAPT. GEORGE w. RUSSELL,
and the FayOrite Steamer.
--.' ADELAIDE,
CAPT. JAMES CANNON,
Of the OLD BAY LINE, now run daily, Except
Sunday from Baltimore to Portsmouth, in
connection with this important route
to the South.
Through connections are made by the OLD LINE
Bay Steamers with the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
road at Portsmouth. One Of these Boats will leave
their wharf,
Foor OF UxIoS DocK, OAILYl AT AZ O'CLOCK. P. NJ.
FoR FORTRESS MONROE. NORFOLK
PORTsM UTH.
Where they connect with the SEAB0ARD AND
ROANOKE RAILROAD for Suffolk, Black
water. Edenton, Plymouth, Weldon
Raleigh, Godsboro', Newbern,
Beaufort, Wilmington, and
ALL points in the
South,
They viii also, connect with the James River
Steamers for CITY POINT and RICHMOND. And
With the Steamer EoiuS, every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday mornings for Cherrystone and Eastern
Shore of Virginia. and on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, for Mathews and Gloucester counties and
Yorktown.
48-RAcIEG rs STRICTLY PROHIBITED ON THIS
LINE, ample time is given for all its connections
BithCat the necessity for pushing the Boats.
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GTOCK IN .sJORDAN's SPRINGS

GTOCK IN 'sJORDAN's SPRINGS
~ --.... -. tI.s COMPANY"
it's proposed to form JOINTSToCK COMPANY
for the purchase of the valuable property known as
"J0RDAN'S SPRINGS. No more surely paying in
yestment can be made Parties DESTROYS Of taking an
interest will be furnished with all particulars at our
office. where subscriptions will be recsyed tor lew
days iCi. GEO. W. TINgES sum
epII II Ne. So. Pagl estses.
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EDRosPECTUs
e i... ,s .... OF ...
THE. BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,

L.,
frst-class establishment to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during the past season. 70 supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers, attention is called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance Of about
81 miles from the city 1000 feet above on
the Northern Central Railway which, with its double
track and present facilities; renders access to the
most healthy in the United States and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
Of character. Magnificent trees, abundance of the
purest water. beautiful ravines, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive, and to point out admirably adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
borhood abounds IN pleasant waks shady drives and
delightful prospects.
IT. proposed to profit by these natural advantages
by the erection of the most eligible Sites and
the direction of the Bentley Springs Company. of
Baltimore Comfy. The amount of Capital is fixed
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars. in Shares OF One
Hundred Dollars each. and the undersigned are the
It is believed that, in asking the citizens of Balti
more TO tubscribe to this project, we advancing
their individual Interests IS gel sbst of the city
ITSELF ..-... .a- if-- .-.... -... ..-.
Our citizens will DO waited on By tho Directors of
the Company for the purpose Of soliciting subscrip.
tons to the stock.
Application. may also be made TO tho Secretary.
1t tho ofios q The Company Ns s Charles street
isS1 ri RassAnuon Oliver III a.IPsifPs:
A. i: KNIGHT. Issac Coals, Jr.. ...
q. ". Burton, Iasso s. George.
Woodward Abrahams. CIV. Bentley.
IT, W. Robinson. Chs. Webb, Treasurer
- r Hnisbt sr"-n'Arv sa9k-e'
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nR. A. HuEE, Graduate OF the II edicsl Facul-
- ty of Paris, (France) Member of the Medical
and Chirurgicai Faculty of Baltimore, Md, is the
discoyerer Of the only Remedies for Diseases of pr
yate character. without Mercury or noxious drugs
Recent cured in from IL to As hours written
guarantee. ChrSnic. inveterate and constitutions
diseases such as have been abandoned as incurable
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
adopted by him ia that which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its uni
versal saccess in practice Of 40 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily yield
and are thoroughly removed at once and forever from
the system especially all cases of constitutional de-
bility diseases which soon late turns to
consumption, and all the evils entsied by certain
pernicious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
or marriage and to those who are suffering the evil
effects Of improper indulgences, of whatever kind,
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
yigor. In brief period, by applying 70 one whose
skill and experience be relied on. No eCorbidR
or S'aprofessionGl charges. -.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
iorTaraed that can DO taken in the most convenient
AklCK STREETS. ie19-ly
IL ID. WARDELI4 d co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
POULTRY, Dame and Fish, Potatoes, Apples and
Onions, all kinds of Country Produces No, Joan, W,
corner Commerce and Pratt streets, Baltimore, !
AL c0nsignmsnts promptly attended 10. -, ... &,
Shipping Orders carefully put up. myl2-sm
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-EK 4. Ea. Ia Ger E.Ss,
S#HAA .-- SAIL MAKER,
laASss& ..... Eo.,2 Spears Wharf.

Sails, Tents, Awnings, Flags, &c.,
made and repaired to order On reasonable terms, and
ct the shortest notice. Aso Canvass Covers l0 sale
or hige, maiS-6@
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x,lST- FISfE ES9STDN-nIAPAECEA LINZ.
pRAA The Regular Packet Schooner ANNA 5.
As4aiAA- BROWN Baker, Master, is now loading for
the above port. and having tho most OF ner cargo
freight or passage apply to Il. NJ. HESLEN, N. W.
corner Pratt and Gay streets. mh2-tf
80 F59Sks SlavANSAI, ii s.Skss5lA.-A yes-
<TsSa sol will be dispatched for the above port il
sSas case sufficient freight offers. Apply at orceto
NJ HESLEN, n. ". corner OF Pratt and GAY strests,
ELL further. ja&0-H
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FOR SAVANNAH, GA.

yeo-t y Beaver street Aew orl.
II sgASFEB.-VA2aSE HI9 40 f4QfAG u as
&s4i sorted caTgoes for Charleston, S. G. Carg0ey
ready.
Apply to PENDERGAST FEN WICK s. CO..
. jeS-u II Smiths Wharf. (up stairs.)
1sE&s9 I8ERslEA NIs' "a s!gIIs9sSE ANBs
$1,000 CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINE.
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DIE ID.

CLARKon Monday morning May H. Of typhoid fever Samuel c.
Cl,rk In the Ash OF his
friends the family also those OF his brothsrn
W. j. Cochran respectfully invited 70 attend tue fnes
his late residence No 81 West IvelfhSt on wednesday
next, Ct 2 O'Clock p M.
Notwithstanding on sunday 18th inst hs residences, No 10
LeAerts It,. Brooklyn Charles Moses, aged 81 yesrs .
invited attend his funeral IRON h
late residence Wednesday 10th inst, at O'Clock p % without
further notice.
Boston paper please copy.
PETITION Monday Edward infant Of Edward and
Isabela Petit. aged III months and 5 days.
The tuners. will ske "wednesday 18th iDst 2ocock
p NJ, Leiingon-sve I'd door above FLY secondst
STORY-In Brooklyn, OF Sunday, May 49, Joeph
Grafton Of Miths Ann and Rob X Story J in tue 81 year
Of his
The relatives friends the family invited s,tsnd his
funeral residence Of Robt Knight s. T. OF
Con and Quipcys, Brooklyn on Tuesday the 18Th inst
att O'Clock
VAN COTTON Monday May H. Fsrming dae, L. stsr short
Illness Gabriel Van Colt Of this city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RAYMoND-on Second day. Fhh month 18th Of plsu'y Maria
wife Of Lewis Raymond. aged 81 years
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 a.
tend tho funeral this Third day. afternoon O'Clock from tbs
residence Of Der insw C. C. Bsdel No u Cbeevsrpsce
Brooklyn.
MYER-ln Harlem sundsy May II, John Mysr IN his 18th
Tie and rs,,ve. respectfully invited nd the funeral
his residence Eghthevs and ndred and thirty
dss on.W ednesdsy the 10th inst, ct 10 o'clock without
further notice.
RICE-In 81. Louis. Mo, wm Rice sssd - years
His remains will brought to New Haven, Cous, oT sufs
THOMAsOu Sunday May - 1906 Mrs Lilly Thons rsot Of tbs
late Wm Thomss. In the Slst year OF her
family Of Third Reform 81
Presbyterian Congregation respectfully invited 10 attend her
Tuesday the 18Th At 81 O'CLOCK Her emsins si be
taken TO BronIviIe for inermenf
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Destruciiea Of tae Freedusen's sohseis Through.
cut the South.

Tho progress that is being made throug hout the
the teachers il most remarkable Scarcely day espses that
receive information OF schools being
broken IN consequence OF the rooted felt by the
inhabitants OF the section against anything like improvement
Of the negro the scale OF being Insults and abuse Of
kind heaped the teachers School houses being de-
royed in many places and the fair prospect that few weeks
existed OF steady improvement IL the intellectual and
moral status Of the freedmen through the fundamentally Of
education blasted The is destined the
depth OF In which they have been heretofore kept
unless OF power shall ntepose to stop the destruc
ton Of their schools.
II Il unquestonsby settled purpose OF the people OF the
South keep the negro in bis condition OF ignorance that
they retain him nearly a. possible In bis old state OF
slavery We permitted to copy extracts from spri
from Mr. r p BsraSe the agent Of the Amcfcsn Mission
AIRY Association in Mississippi The letter is dated at Jack
Young e.ehns II. 18th g Il,
tered Out th.. ladies' concluded 70 remain and schools for COZ
orsd children TO Grenada few days ssr the troops sh to
TSsy bad Isd il vain to &C., bo.d with White sa
the 10Th Of April and on the ns1 day they opened The
where the located being too far OFT Tor them to
mission buildings for school and teach
ns downs and removing the Saidhs Adam.
ind Ss:
DsPa'ne9, o. AsPgL u. returned ,nwei taa' osa WOOD
s sa 2: ' ts sia s. sS %ooi ''a ~
E. aht constable appeared for the purpose Of s,rs'ins me
went 70 the Mayer. ose. produced and
eoa.at.,iaa i va. dsd.S held
.Sa Ven e.s tho oSs q Squire rsd 70 return
Iorsd lie h,ntsd o., copy Of I1 Des Pt which .a
with other persons and a.isd to ee me M trasd
len With these men sherman nmedssy con-,
Of on .bu'e telling me that he hsds j'eAas and
An som hard threat. h. s but soon returned
r' crowd and ri, cure. and ,' ,nfoss be pulled ~. from my
..-.r. blow With heavy hid bis other h.nd lie
, =. u0aS M s !, az 'sa so sa ne, y scus ds
soiet' When he hal NE he e, W.T. has crowd Amer
III. IIssor III: m,yo fasa lie him IN.
hh have
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while shi.l, from Maryland. spoke Of the ".o-earred


In view of all these things incline 70 the of Gen
Blr0rdge o. Kentucky who lately visited NcT Orleans
and vas not slow express bis opinion ~ the restoration
policy he preceded Gen. Palmer IN Kentucky, where be-
lii beel llcgc eilveh)d'r aud whore he lost
sitJCW by tie war a ir,i he violently opposed to
toe enDiment Of coored troops, but afterT an raised
800 IN his own Statc Of whose bravery ho speaks the
highest terms. H. Tor the most radical MEASURES with
Ne ko1els, ald fav0r- negro suffrage.
In conversation the other d.! With gentlemen az note
this State who voted ainst the Secession Ordnance,
and opposed tho Rebellion 20 the last. found him firm In
Che conviction that Congress must protect the Union men
and the rights Of the coOred people He looks with
much hope % the emsra into the State Of loyal people
from the North and from foreign countries II Is refresh
Ing 10 meet now and then man OF Southern birth who
can rise above sectional preuices and glory m being an
Amcricqn citizen. But the S0pfherR feeling generally
evening in the General Conference Methodist when SOW
er speakers declared their enthusiastic love for the word
Sowh-it was impossible In iact 10 mo Wotus st.ohg
enough a.conac enough. 10 express tier attachment
% that part of the countyo' country az one member
termed IT, ~ the only country he acknowledged as his
Is bat just Say that, while this was tho prevailing seni-
ment which elected murnurs OF applause there was at
least voice raised against such unpatrotc and IN
christian speech.
Bishop Paine expressed his dissent from what bad been
said and in few noble words which brcathed tho spirit
of Christian love- he wegcd tho maglsnmity with
which Northern brethren hal acted az the uno OF the dlv
sion Of the Church into North and South But evidently
be stood almost aono. Bishop Pearce, however, is un
dersood 10 be in sympathy with Alex. u. Stephens 70
whom be q neghbor, and he takes broader and more
Christian views than most Of his brethren great ds-
cusson is now going on IL the Conference about the
change OF name the preseH, FORM in the opinion OF some
~ church South, restricting their operations. They
hope 10 carry their banner-so they sasd-to New-fork
and Boston, Canada and far up toward the Pole; in
fact. b - ths Methodist Church of the world alone
containing McthOdsm IN its original purity Their article
the Simon Pure while Of tho Church North speaker
said thai tho only question asked with reference to any
measure was, whit payi The Church North mer-
cenary and political The Church South OF course,
had any hand in the Rebellon Truth.
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Coz q prsxcst PnIn.r,rr OoassS.sle,

Whats thing would DO this country cssn " sss
vented and The writer Of i article bnA could Only ais
every one TO read and th laid down. many hunssl
yes Aoaand, would BE- ved'a consnnniiss tihsf
siow perions take eo5 ant ey DO kno. how
way they hsve laid themselves liable - IL sud then, again. hsy
endure the greatest exposure feel any elects from M
the simple reason hsi the sesve powfN in oby hesht
condition and when they cold es,y the channels ia
locked and the pov,s TO eSrry il Of. in fast
smo', impossible to take spy disease wLetW contsssu,
when the organs o. the liver sud stomach perform their nau unS
tous
person &C., bottle Of schs,k. Pulsas
Syrup and bon Of schencks Mandrake Pills Frat t,s
the Pi' and then take wne Of the Syrup day.
table spoonful ak eight times day and Nandrshs
PHI every night other night Just enough keep hsSsws
gently open tof few days this will the cold % and ~
hsahypeons being apt take cold hen they
bilious when the liver and stomach in torpid coadisA
More than on.s Of the lung diseases proceed from dodsr,
stomach coated sick headache oa:srh and uesrstst
throat, are all caused by dOrdeed stomach and does about
much good to burn OUT liberated throat with csusc
the coltsi tongue with knife many keep clean
The result IL only temporary the removed II scS
stomach that uerstes the and continues t
condition bronchial tubes s.k
dsh follow A. gets cold the first thing thJ -
something the cough and which stops the natural seu
System The liver and stomach become NORTH
cold carried o. but checked AID with ssss
slight change wssthe breaks assn and and before
the person, Of it, the lungs Of sores sad hsy hn4
they Consumption Now II that first cold WA propsry or
red Cd which shencks Puono Syrup and Mandrake Pill will Dc
land the Mandrake Pills slons will do h there would ass
be lung diseases there CensOap
ve. when ud the disease fastened OF ya do not stop TIE
cough for you do 10 die No one wss ever cnr
when deeply seated with remedo. used to stop tho eouss
Tie Sehenk skilled In curing ssstst con
sumption Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills cesass tss
and liver and good appetite while the Punea
Syrup rpsnng the in the lungs and BY using the richest
kind OF food aud hesy blood made and frequently the
patient restored to robust health and often too when 'n' s"
nearly gone.
Dr. SCHENCK be consulted professionally sve ~ Tuesday
to M. hi. No u Bondst He keeps there
supply of bis medicines which be obtained at al sinss
dsie but for thorough exansos with the Rsspuoustsf
should saore
they had seated cough it is the only 70 te' accs
'stey whether Bronhis Pulmonary Tuberce or pieu' V'"
sumption whether the lungs diseased at all Price Pa'>e
Syrup Weed 81 50 per bottle 81 70 per sst
dOrsn NJ ndrsse Pl. aSc. per box DEMAs BARNES Co.
No. 81 Psrk row, Agents
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

TnT EASTERN DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOLS ANN
rssrn District viii he celebrated on WEDNESDAY the 23d
inst Thrty.one school. will participate These will be or
E.r,hs and Of Two the whole under the direc
ton Of Grand Marsha j. l. Bennett. shoud the weather
FY,t Division o. wet ,de Of Bedforda right resting
Newest The second Division on east aide OF Bedfordave
right resting Hewsst The Third flfth ana seventh
ave TIE FOURTH, Sixth Eighth and Ninth Divisions win
An the division, will countermach preceded by band OF
music under the direction Grand Marshal Bennett and his
AIDS The exercises VII commence precisely at m. and
oncnde Al Al which time bell OF the Reformed Dutch
Church In Fonrth st will be The evening exercises
will take pacs tho south Ieyrhst frcshyerisn Church,
cQIuer vi cI.t 81.