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NAVY BULLETIN.
MTACuED-JUNE IL.

DETACuED--JUNE IL.
First Assistant Engineer G. II. L. M0Carty, from
steamer Saco and waiting orders
First Assistant Engineer Albert Aston, from steamer
Swaara and ordered 10 duty NJ baltimore In supern-
tending the boilers Of the steamer Lancaster
Second Assistant Engineer John /. Hannrm, from the
Philadelphia Navy Yard and ordered TO New Orleans
duty connected with iron clads.
Acting Master and Pilots &. =. Williams, Richard
Riggs, John Collins and Acting Ensign VIM Best. from
duty in the gulf squadron and granted leave OF absence
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant ii. Walton Grinnell, from
steamer Powhatan and granted leave OF absence.
oRDERED-JusE IL.
Lieutenant Robert Boyd, to temporary duty At tho
Boston Navy Yard
Gunner Peter Barrett to ordnance duty Al the Boston
Navy Yard
Acting Boatswan Leonard K Eus 10 the practice ship
Macedonian
SUSPENDED, WITH loss or PAY.
Lieutenant sylyanus Bachus late u this Pacific squad
HoSoRkBLY DfscHAEGED-JUsR ~
Acting Ensign Henry u. Colby May 10, lsGo.
PRoMoTED-JUsE IL.
Lieutenant George g. Remey, to be Lieutenant Com
mander from June rs, 1885.
Ensgns Yates, Sterling and Frank iides, DO MaB.
tors from November 10, 1855.
Ensirns Nicoll Ludlow william 8 Daaa, Purnell j.
Harrington William X. Wheeler, Francis Morris, vii.
liam A. Van Week, Roland C. irwin Francis A Cook,
Charles f. Clark and Colby N. Chester to be Masters
from May 10. 1865.
REsrGSEp-IrsE II.
Acting Boaiswain Hiram Smart
MISCELLANEOUS.
The supply steamer south Carolina viii saii from New
York tho Goth TOR tho Atlantic Gulf squa
drons.
The United States steamer Susquehannah. Commander
Taylor, from Rio Jlneiro bound 10 New York
Barbados on tho goth ut
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Political News.

FOURTH Iowa DrTnicI.-J. r. Grinncil, tho present
member OF Congress from the Fourth Iowa district has
been defeated In the nominating convention. Judge
Longbrdsc received the nomlnation, obtaining eighty
eight votes TO sixty nine for Mr. Grlnncil
ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA SOLDIERS CovvrSr.oS.--It 10
reported that second soldcrs convention will he held
In Pennsyvani nj Harrisburg TO be composed Of those
who we're dissatisfied with tho setion Of tho P,sburs
Convention.
THE VERMONT sxyAronsmr.-0f the veymont news.
papers thirteen favor Mr. Morrill, for United States
tor and advocate the election OF Mr. Poland.
ONO PoIIncs--The democrats intend open tho
pagn la Ohio by convention at Columbus June
20 c. l.. yalandighnm, II. j. Jewett, Generals Morgan
and Mccook will speak Tho democratic State Central
Committee mccts tho same day.
MASSACHUSETTS cosGnfsmovsL DsirGArroS Their, 10
talk OF candidates for Congress % Tho
"asarhusctt dstrcs but tho Boston Tscvsr rays the
ind cations favorable for tho OF tho whole
pr sent delegation.
B,sE differentiation NoerH CAROLINA = Tho
North Carolina Convention the Is,h sod tho ord
0xlng the basis Of representation hereafter upon
the number OF white population for the House OF Com
mons, and property taxation Tor the senate There
those who attended that the Houses
should be the white people OF tho State but the majority
heid to the dea that property as we'll persons should
be represented.
INV YoKs coscrvsroSaL c,ynp.rv -Ths state
meni going tho rounds 81 the press thai Colonel Van
WICK will be candidate for Congress the r-ier dis
trict Is error. He resides In the orange district
We informed that In the Ulster dLstrsc, tho
republican nomination will bc given Geo T. Pierce or
General George IT, sharp, and III? democratic John
81 ce or j. w. Tuttle
CsspTcrr.-Tn New London, the home Of Congress.
Branic nj charter election the other day the
democratic cke, carried by majority OF 2s gain
u i0s since April last.
rW Htison SKSAronsBrr. The legislature Of III.
nos to be elected November, VIII have the duty OF
eoct,ng Senator 10 succeed Hon Lyman Trumbull,
wnose expires March next Judge Trunibuli IL
a candidate for election. and General D. A. Logan,
Governor oglesby and Representative y. b washburne
also striving Tor tho place The democrats have put
forward prominent candidate yet II T. probable that
The Johnson republicans will either have cand date to
prcsen, endeayor 20 hold the balance y power
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Surrogate Court.
rHE rOnNs> Will c,sE.
ncsore gnrrnrn,a Tn.ler

This case, which has been on trial fcr long ms has
come ap asn. II will b. remembered thai no contest
ants who husband and baf sister ofthc dceeatd
Ann Asnah rormsn, claim that MI rorman insane
At the time Of making the alleged viii; While tho propo
asnts claim that shc sound and clear ~ mind A
vast Of testimony hs been and l. being sddaced
Pr and upon the question Of insanity u er.
rstsd that The will b. co@cd this The estate
IN question valued q, about e2s0 900 and IN care tho
will IL not sustained tbs property onsstng ~ real and
p.rronal estate Will 20 the husband ard hall ss'sr ~
The tesiairx Mr. Forman died in the asylnm
~ Flushing, and her win made about eighteen
months pre- ioas 70 her having tesn tai there fessr
day Eliza A Dsnhafn examined q witness BY en-
judge Fereron' counsel foe proponents snd stated
that she believed decsssed had siweys been sane Of
mind, that she visited her Al tho syluua, whsre sbe
appeared q sound intellect though SOD sorrovfa and
henrbrvken," and planning bitterly that her friends
hsd nsye.ted her. After EXTENDED and searching
by Surrogate Bradford, counsel for
ontastsnts tho further esaminscn u viinsssss sss
postponed until hi morning
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oRDERRD-yUNH IL.
Assistant Paymaster q. H. D. Barton TO the steamer
SwatarA

oRDERKD-yUNu III.
Assistant Paymaster q. H. D. Barton, TO the steamer
Swatara
HosoRABLY DIscHARGED.
Mate q. A. Boics, juno -; Acting Chof Engineer
Thomas Cook June Acting Third Assistant Eng noers
Henry hardy, June IL 1895: Charles IL Lawrence June
~ 1885 Cornelius schrader, juno u A. G. Arnold, aud
Thomas W. Dee. June Q, 1860.
MI5cELL kNEoUs.
The Constellation. for long the receiving
ship at Norfolk, w her arrival At Philadelphia take
tho place Of the Princeton which has been used for that
purpose.
Tho susquehanpa Is expected to arrive very soon from
the coast or Brazil which station che has been for
some time.
The uncxpired portion OF the sentence Of Lieutenant
Charles Brown Sixth United States colorod cavalry,
ito confinement at hard labor for the period OF
yesrs," Is remitted and no 10 released from connne-
ment
The disability 70 rcenter the service consequent upon
the sentence o. dismissal In the OF Lieutenant Lewis
schramm, One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Indiana
Volunteers IL removed 10 the date his sentence took
effect, August 80, 1885,
In the case OF Charles J. Whiting. late Major, Second
United States cavalry, tho disability 10 rc-entcr the
service consequent upon his dismissal, IS removed.
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Justice Mansfield hold the prisoners 70 bail iu the sum
Of 500 each TO before the Court Of General Ses
etons
But few violating tho Excise law wore made
in the upper part OF tho city yesterday The following
named persons aragned before Justice Kelly, Ut
the Fifty seventh street Police Court
p Bayen ID av., SD st. T. Byrnes 10Th av bet xsd
Mary *. Rssnn me soh St. bot and s..hsss
Gsn.sd. SsSs :sa H'Gn% a.saes IS sda
Justice Belly required the prisoners to give $500 ball
saca 20 answer before the Court OF General Sessions
THB LAW IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday completed the second days raid on the un
licensed liquor Dealers and the Brooklyn policemen dis
charged the duty In making the arrests without fear
favor or Partially The principal number Of tho per-
sons arrested keepers OF known grogger
les, from which graduate the criminas For this
class OF places the police have no especial regard and TO
one point in connection with the present law 70 which
there Is good ground for legal objection just at the
present time and that H. they have Disseminated 10 the
arrest OF unlicensed dealers in nsructing the police
arrest some and not others where are under
Edyisemsnt II Is urged by legal gentleman that the
Board OF Excise have ne authority IA point Of law either
delegated or implied on this subject and that the
police are In duty bound TO arrest all unlicensed
liquor dealers where they expose their publicly
for sale. The denquente arrested nearly
all taken 70 tho City Hall Police Cour, before Justice
Cornwen, each case receiving thorough legal exami.
nation and being decided fairly upon its merits. The
Judge says thai although he not OF the political faith
OF hose who made and administer the law the law
itself - so plain In i,s provisions and peremptory In us
demands that his duty IL very decidedly laid down. and
to the strict letter OF which he will act The following
tho arrests made IN addition those already pub
lsfcd In each a foe OF thirty dollars was imposed
with alsadmonition from the Judge that repetition "
the oIene would DO visited with greater severity
Mary QUINN A Jacobs,
r. brennan, Catbarne Murphy,
G Gargn Murray
= = n Ls, Way Ann Tang
q Comehman q. daitr,.s.
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Jer Davis sud uis Family Enteyisg
IN. Comforts Of y Home In Prison.

EvkfNr~s Nnsaos, Jure ~ itS
IN the rveentiy handsnnsiv hitsd ~ oAssmaie ~
Ioriresf Monroe Iof TIE ,nm'ison " NJ aud kfs
Jer DAVE and their family they arr Eo- hripg very
comfortably and pleasantly, Tier nurnsfo1s Trends
furnvh them With All the VARIOUS rufles ~ tbe season.
and the government stintrg rotns TO fnako theff
rosidsnce al tbs sds danns the sumner scsfon ~
agreeable a. yos,he The feaxstion ~ TIE military
authorizes 81 TIE restAnis utrn its ofsmsh's " Mr.
Davis . having . yery Drsblia ere spon b hs.ih
TIE weather 10 very warm
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IfHNNN, y. LWNN III TNUu
Tho New York State Temperance Society has juse
cecd one ~ ~ most Interesting Hcspna Ia ths village,
dcnersi :. p smith, President Rev j. y fniwell waA
elected Secretary Many the fronda ~ the
caNhr NCtc present Advanced hcDn tho subject of
prohibition taken KnlhQalatc public moot
lngs beld--ouo Tor lilo children, mk
dr'sacd b. General smith and Rev M0s-u. steals u
Auburn, Searics ~ ithaca nnd Page ~ TruinanBburk
There wsrc Two other meetings addressed by Raw
hsssr1 Spencer and Ildrcih ~ New York and ofhcra
committee appointed 70 rats. hundred thos.
sand dollars fund Tor the society Tie subscriptions
commenced with the an ~ thousand dollars hy
Hen.an Camp ~ Irupansburg
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The Introductory serrcss ~ the confesruss ~ Ne
Western Unitarian Churches took fl.s Al Rev. ~ Hoo
mcr't ehnfeh lsst evening Rev. MI hegw0rth, u Hns
ten, preached the opening sermon.
The Conferenos uiu eomm~lcs " day Eeposs vi
b. presented ~ the wssterr Missions ard 81 ths otofA
lions ~ the Western Unitarian Asscetafsn. fhe sfsn.
ins Rev DR. Coiiyer, " Chicago, v.h gresb
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1nnN.,, oncnrsrnAL nAnprn corcrrr,
confederation.

INtWFEU, = W TibF IT To
Tpe Legislature % New Brunswick euNed. will
adopt tho Confederation tehene
Delegates from Csnads New BrHnvwcs Vows Scotia
AMI New foundlaAd VII ppns1ly issse for Eng aud
Tho end ~ "a. present month
The English Parliament vii 10 expected pa. the
neeerssfy At the order 10 enable
The confederation ~ the provinces % be Completed
August.
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The snip ca.ihsr. STRIKE In B.so..

The ship Archer, which occasoned the sifiks among
the caulssr has been stripped ss1lkei, sbea1hed snd
recoppered BY the mechanics ~ Boston and Their
apprentices and 10 y erpeeted tina, the vessel ~iH -
ready next weex 10 leave for kev pors and load Tor
srAnClrro
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.. 3t0I 3:99


Was Tor the sandford stake, n swecpscaie premium os
500, Tor two year Odds Lanlo dash carrying p5 tbA
d. hoDanies et.ered 7 y Reeds q Q, by Brecksn.
rage, OUT OF mp Lady sykes, rod and blue. ......
j. :. Watson cntcrcd b. c. Jubai by Bairpwnio dAsa
julia by Glencoe; orange and orange 800. r
j. ". Cameron entered b. c. Hampton Cour hy YOUNG
Melbourne, dam Durn-dana; white, vii, Maitrss
ifVn5
y Morris entered T. c. BY imp. Eclipse out u Fidelity
by imp Glencoe, scarlet and scarlet. ............ q
= Watson entered Bonnie Doom by Rhrown.s
dam Pasta, by Revenue: orange and orange ...... o
T. q. Bush entered b. by Balfownle, dam tycloas
By Nanda blue anu yellow. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
u. Ready entered blk. Lazy Workman ~ Wag-
nam, dam Lady Franklin, BY imp. Jordan b'os and
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Tfo following u thu day calendar ~ the Cosft Of Ap
pcals for Friday, Juno "a --Aos 10, iSs, sf, l6s,
ise 100, ioi, iea Isss is5r, s. 22h rhsts wal -
no l2g.kef fay r.isadar al ,h~ ts~ss
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The steamer Dn kota Disabled.

BOSTON, juno II, Ist6
letter received here that tho steamer Dakota.
Captain Hardy from Now York for Rio Jnncro put into
surinam May 10 with machinery broken down. Asslst-
ance had becn rendered by tho authoritiss and shc
would rolt and proceed.
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ENgLfsH OPERA -rREsCH rnEArKE.
Mss Richlngs iakesa benefit - night Al the French
theatre SIC vii appear 10 The Daughter 81 the Reg.
rnent Tho Doctor Of Alcantaa will bold grand
matinee al two O'Clock r. ~ 70 on Monday,
sgh' in Rome, by julius Elehberg, vii b produced
Il very highly spoken Or
Tnoy,s ORCHESTRAL GARDEN coSossr..
Every nigh, Koeh's Terrace Garden l. crowded with
tue rairoaS Of Mr. Thomas symphony soirecs
They hear light Brilliant music, aispted for the
soasop. fhls evening h4Wcv.r aside for claa.i.
cal work ~ith spriakag u sakn pieces
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Tmc--o6It.
neck divided the first four the others well rp.


TllE fOiL sAtts LAST EVENING"
To-Day We viii have the stcoplc chase, = two mus
dah. ant three mile heats whch VIII close tho meeting.
Pool selling Ma INK lsat night to-day races Zoe
the ateeplr chime Ir1ag bought moro than oil the
ohcr rea together Dor the three mile heat The
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Died.

CtRR-On Thnrsiny. june 81. S,nAn vfrdfra, osly
daughter OF James aud sarah J. Carr aged ycara
Notice ~ funeral IN SATURDAY paper.
Srac0s. On Thursday, June ~ fIAgAuEra, vito -
John Stacom, 81 consumption, aged - years
Friends ~ the family respectfully Invited Va sA
tend tho funeral. hoin her lae residence. ~ oivss
street, this Undayi afternoon, at two oelock
flr otAry Deaths Sec lssrosd and Third Paoss
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A.
THEY PURIFY STRENGTHEN And isviGoRATR
They create a healthy appetite
They antfo@ 10 change ~ water aud diet
They strengthen thu system.
They purity tho breath aud stomach.
Thsy cure Dy.pepsA aud Gonsipsuon
tbs, cure Liver complsint and acfsuus ifeadarbe.
bkAkk's rLAsrATiOS BIiIEnS hsvs cured sevU
of chronic weakness iTtAsy alton. mel psay
and want ~ vital than arne The World
produced. They psentsfiy sdsrtsd a~icHA0
femsr. and Of s~dent.ty occupations Ohssrvo
yfnpTisor's -tAnp thn Of esrh Botus n 80
dealer has MOI got ~, report W y ". DKAkEA 90
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ARRESTS YESTERDAY

ARRESTS YESTERDAY.
The raid the unhc-ns d liquor dealers continued
yesterday but there tower arrests and much less
excitement among ths prisoners and their friends than
on Wednesday, when the police Erst commenced arrest
ing them.
N,
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A.-ssmaritan. can Cures ia rs9
~ Tour d@ys Onir Ton rifls purely ses-tsft>
rAnsgs co. ~ rsfs AID dfsx.s rfs1. -
sent ~ mall
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ore n w.,ysuyhts srooi ss,,ss, f~s
.mwis ass 81. FAat - uNfNftfsast
AAE1AsDEA Khoh, ~ FlLs s1se1. v
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Knighthood third They ran nose and tail for thres-
quarters Of mile bat coming up tue homcsrctch I~,aa
stone got 10 tho shoulder Of Richmond and " Lhes
way they passed the stand ing The nrst mile N "a
Going around tho turn and down the backslr-tch they
were again noso and tail Richmond stih loading; bss
going TO the ,hreequArter pole Knighthood made hts
run, and, getting on even terms with Loadstons tho
two won't up 10 the head u Rtbmond and they swuao
on the homcstrech parallel After short struggle bcs2
Richmond and loadhtons wero ben.n, Knighihood com
ng Ia an easy winner by four lengths Richmond eight
leng,hs behind Time OF The las, mile ! ON and -
the heat 3;a6k The foosing is "a summary
TmRD RAcg Premium Tor all ag-s. two mile heats.
i've per cent entrance
Or. wcdoa entered b. C. knighthood, By KnighA
OF 81 George, dam by G'oncoe. years old rcd
D. III Sanford entered q. IA Loadstone, by l.sx-
inglon, dam Blue Bonnet. yoars old blue and
=
bowie Hail entered & C Richmond by Two
Bus, dam Faith. by Cbildo Harold. years old.
49, .' sho 'eu' ~
heesrs E,anS 4 Francis entered X. G. Throgsnrk,
by LclIpae, dam Fidelity by Glencoe, blue aud
iaHeaf ID Heat, Sd Heat "a HesG
Firft NILS. 81 l.0L l.Sg LA
Second mile ...... lios. lasS $50 ISM
Total ............ saos 3:a9 3is 3:sox
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Fio,...s fsos k-st,,.h sewing Mssht~ss.
~ Or ses4waf
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Address eoiisk Son. Neersshawa
manufacturer, ~ brosf~Ay, near fosra stf~st fv~s
cat W order. boiled AID fsyAl.d.
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uo~.'. s.wtsg rs,niss Company
riiss hoTh, IfssN<nh - ~ tfa@fstf 1890
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Agents wsnfed.-sx. 900 Year aud AIS
spf-us~. rof fuftAsr psfsiau address ~ N.s,s
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Another Gure.-A Lady ~ ho Had Kspe
her bed for months rerfe b~~Is
" bo,,ls Of htIcALyEA GREAT RHEUMATIC
gksLDY. II never f.lls
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Isv.t''s swsstsnts.-rsr ,Dsnsi.x 'h>
$3.50 $40 Areffsas e. s1W14s rfs.f.Aas &C. = = 80
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Ague.-strio and's Agae Hsmsdy % q
nefain has stood the tst ~ yesrsln the vsl.s
nssi.s pa Missouri and !. sor,f~isn f.nocy =
thcse iafsc,sd dstricts holi by all dfaxFl.s
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A.-A.-Madsme Jumsrs Mamma tal
BALM for fsy.gplng ths female form Depot ~ CssA
street bold W sll srnssifta
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We desire to call attention 10 ne s,rs,oss a" spring We
Tho analysis shows b. rontaip psf
national mineral ptgper'ies than the conses. ns.
Nlhy other u,rng vatsr Ia the World Its LpntS
fiurete and sstharc roPsrss wonderful aud inisss.
ate the syMem 81 temArsshs VI. unsrf y
IL beinx sspt ~ the principal druggist hotels Ard
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From an. wnrrn Leave. Of IN. c.r..

gu,nd,gora- NIGHT RLOoMIsG CEgIug-rIfALOs .
sos hsve esi tho mosi eultsnSiug psrfun.r that ever
charmed the INefo IL fufVf Tor ~ u
volt ptiOgs heGithful and almost trladicaLls
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All Legal I,ostsrv Prssss ,ashsd, Draw
inxn, lars and Information s~nt.
j. H CLA4IOs ~ wsn .fesasv
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A--uotts Chemical Pomads Rsssovss
hair .nd Geclaedy he b.Nt Hair Dreaan< gssf 500
b. kUsirOs. 10 Assoe fiaass .nd ~ ~ drasgl...
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X. Ft14F -7s.1,s. - :, - >. bsyss1
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All Prirss In the Royal Havana asa
clbsf ex.hs.d lsttfnna eAatet fnfofulsiiqa y8sa
D. 0Afgf Bfoksf. ~ nfNad<sy
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~. Brosds..s psys Essis.ivs A'sss-
n 1ans - sAsU
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D.aanes s.i-m srdsr ssfss--siso ssSe-
tst1 src fafsf ss'ts sie narfsg ssfssA seFasf " 90
a.
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eoras. Busisss. gnfsrgsd Jsiuts ssA
- 4sssas. - - ices czfsi ~ ~ hAEuArfN - hr>A
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THEY PURIFY. STRENGTHEN And isvigoRArR
TIs,y er.sle hsslthy spre.,. ,,
rhey putt, ,hs breath aud cure sour .,os.,c.
ThsS cure Dyspepsia aud ooa.upsuon.
e.,. 81 chronic rssan.s' e,hAs sasr,.aa met sssey
ever rso,Ss.s rsy =. .1sas sas,sS 70 s.,esss
i.mss. and person, Of ssasni.sy .ocaraoa: o..srvs
dealer 1.s no. gotn 'epoFs " =. ~. DnAkEA 90
We dssire to call attention to ~ s,s,oss a" spring We
s. Is 1ns ,se. :. oa,As ss. zee .sn, .s
yirhy ohsr sring vasr 10 tho World It's S,aAS
ss The .Jss@ II ispsri.ss nsnSs1 W. aassr.s.aS
10 bsns ssp, ~ the principal druggist hotels svsss
Another Cure.-A Lady who "ad Ksps
Der ssd fer zen nsn,s. b.. s.,n 1serss e .,s. s.:
RtsEDr IL All.
,s.ia ,s,' y s.. 'eSd y, 20. q Jss,.la d. ,:.'
@e'' 'a''o''d ai''I'as. 80 :, ~ a'ass.''.
Address poii.k a Son. n..r.sha.~
manufacturer nol Broadway, fosra r,v>s
CO. 70 order boiled ani fspAHsd
A.-A.-n.d.m. Jum.r. m.mm.s,..
BALM. Tor e.s.gplas 81. female form Dsgs. ~ C..A
street sod " 81 arassisss
A.-uosrs Chemical Pomaas Rs.soves
- kUsnfos. 70 A..aS fiaa.s .ad ;, i d'sss.s.
Agents wsnted.-sz.0 900 . Year sad AIS
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10 ERT u. HOLMES.
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W. JAY HA,KFTT.

The application f,r new license 10 made nimed.
ateiy after the third Tuesday Of May merit
In testimony whereof we have subscribed names on
this yst day OF October 1855 Innkeepcrs censc Bond III
THE ARRESTS on "WEDNESDAY.
Tic police reported The following number OF arrests up
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