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NEW YORK, July 10 Cotton Is quiet at 36,03sca
Flour is dull and loIl5c lower; sales OF 5000 par
res at S64Oa1O.lO for Stare; S. 7Ogl375 for Ono;
So 4O@l8 75 Tor Western Southern drooDing, $50
l5c lower 400 barrels sold at S9Gl3 70. Wheat
dull and nomlnally 3a5c, lower. Corn is l1Q2c.
lower for mxedi, sales of 5000 bushels at $40.
Beet quiet PORK heavy az SSl $40 tor Mess Lard
unchanged. Whisky dull,
NEW YORK, July 10-Stocks are weak. Chicago
and Rock Island, 96; Cumberland preerret, AS :
Illinois Central scrip l22; MICHIGAN Southern, 79b
New York Central, 80; Reading, 1867; Hudson River
ia; Erie, 70} !; Western Un'on Telegraph Comp lny
54; United States Coupons, 1881 109 do 1862 1O6I
do. 1865 l05 with sales of over a million dollaYsS
worth; United States 10-40s, 98J; Treasury 720s
103!@103s; Goid l49l; sterling exchange active at
llOA,
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DIHT.

DIED.
BRAKER.-On the 9Th instant, JOSHUA II.
BRAkER, aged Al years.
HIS relatives and friends, the members of Meridian
Sun Lodge No. Az, Olive Branch EncamDment, No
g. J. . otO. f.; Cherokee Tribe, No. 10, l. o. OF X.
M the Supreme Circle and Washiug gton Circle, No
1S, b. .; III, FlC. A and those orders generally
invited TO attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. 204 Coates street. on Thursday, the
12th instant at o'clock p. M. 10 proceed to Mount
Moriah Cemetery.
BUMM-On the 9th instant, of typhoid fever
PAULINE OLIVER, daughter of Henry and Caro-
hHe Bumm, In the 18th year OF ner age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest
dence OF her parents, No. 1874 Beach street, Ken
slngton, on saturday morning at O'Clock. To pro-
ceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
DAWSON the 9Th instant. MARY RICHARD.
SON, eldest daughter of Thomas NJ. and Harriet
DAVIS, aged years, months and IL days
The relatives and friends are Iespect ulv invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
parents, No. 1888 Camae street, on Wednesday, the
18th instant, at 10 O'Clock A Nj.
REMENTER.-On the 9th instant, after a short
but severe Illness, JACOB W. REMENrER, son of
Lewis and Catharne Rementer, aged 16 years, 8
months, and days
His relatives and the friends of the family are
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral IRON the resi-
dence of his pa ents, Ridge avenue, above Islngton
lane, on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
WASHBURNE AT Pottsville, of cholera infan.
tum, this morning, CORNELIA SANDERSON,
infant daughter OF Rev ID. and Sarah s. Wsshburne,
OF Philadelphia. $S
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ADJUSTMENTS.


THE TREArREs NEXT sEAsoN.--we present here
with the first completely correct list of the theatrical
arrangements for next season;-
At the Arch, Mr.. Owen Marlowe will share the
leading business with Mr.. Mordaunt, late of the
Chestnut. Mr.. Harry Rivers, native OF Phade.
phia, but late resident of Indianapolis, will be the
leading heavy man, in place of e L. Triton. Robert
II. Craig, now of Chicago but formerly walking
gentleman at the Arch, WI succeed Stuart Robson
as first low comedian; while Sam Hempe, formerly
of the New American, will replace }. d. Everham
as second low comedian George II. Grifhths, now
of the Walnut, will succeed Mr.. r. f. Mackay as
first old man, and Miss ANNE Ward, late OF the
Chesnut will FIJI Mrs Henrs position as soubrette.
MADAME Ponisi VII be leading heavy woman, Mrs.
e. n. 1baver Will remain as frs, Old woman Miss
Lizzie Price leading juvenile lady, Mrs. T, A.
Crees as first walking lady, W. Il. Wallis second
old man, and l.. l. James as walking gentleman.
Joseph ID. Murphy the Business MANAGER, and c.
X. Dodworth the leader of the Orchestra, wi also
remain. The "stars" mentioned Mrs. John
Drew, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wi liams Mr.. j. f.
Murdoch, Messrs. Davenport and wallack, etc.
At the Walnut, Mr.. J. g. Roberts will bo Stage
Manager, and also actng'at ntervas. I. j. Hemp.
hill will be Business MANAGER. No leading man has
yet been engaged to succeed James H. Taylor,
who retiIes. Samuel Il. Chester will be heavy
man Owen $. Fawcett, first low comedian; james
Taylor, second old man; Miss ANNE Graham, lead
ing lady; and Miss EfHe Uermon, Soubrette. Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Chapman, late of the Chesnut, will
succeed M q. IL Grif1ths and Miss Mary Carr a
first old man and woman. The remaining positions
in the Company Will be flied by Mrs s. X Ches err
Mrs. f. rosford, Miss Leonie Arlington, Miss
Mary Barr, Miss Hattie Miller. Mr.. j. NJ. Barron,
Mr.. j. Bradford, Messrs o. Q Greene, Frank Stull,
and Mark Brooks. Mark Hassler will continue to
WELD the baton in the orchestra. The "stars" vii
include Mr.. Edwin Booth j. S. Clarke, John
Brougham Mrs ID p. Bowers, and other favori' es. -
At the Chesnut, George H Clarke will be leading
man, In place of Mordaunt, and f +. Mackay first
old man, in place of Chapman Josephine Orton will
remain leading lady, Walter LennoX as first low
comedian, and s. q. Dubois as heavy man. Mr..
Frank Foster, Miss Lizzie Cooper, and Mrs. S. A.
Baker also remain. Mr.. j. W. Jennings, late of
Rouse's Dramatic Combination, viii do the "charac
ter business and Nj. Woolf OF Boston, the second
low comedy. Mss "Corney" Jefer'on and Miss
Clara Reed will be soubretteS. b. e Wooif WI lead
the orchestra, and Joseoh G.. Foster VIII be Stage
Manager The SeG Of cs is shortly to be produced
a. this theatre, with MIR. Arthur Mckee Rankin in
the leading part and will be followed by Aladdin,
in which Miss Orton will play aladdin D." Mr.. Jen.
mines the "Magician." aud f. Foster Kasrac, the
dumb slave" Joe jefferson, john E. Ovens, Lucille
and Helen Western are mentioned 'stars" at this
theatre.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
Senate.

Mr.. Stewart (Nevadal submitted q resolution
requesting the President to interpose the good
ohces OF the United States to the release OF
persons he d as prisoners in Canada and elsew
Tor part cIpattOn IN the FenIan movement. Laid
over TIL to morrow.
MIR. Poland (Vt introduced bill to extend the
time of tie Alabama and Florida RarOld for the
payment Of duty railroad IRON. Referred to the
Finance Committee
AIR, TIumbull III called up the House bill to fix
the number OF Judges of the Supreme Court OF the
United states, to change certain judicial circuits
I he Till was passed. 1t provides that no vacancy
in The office Associate Justice shat be filed until
the numb1 of Associate Justices shall be reduced to
Six, 0nO lakes certain changes in the places of
holding the Circuit Courts of the United Sta es
The bill to enlarge the public grounds around the
Capitol was taken up,
BOuse OF Representatives:
The Tanh bill came up first as the unfinished busi-
ness of yester0 aY.
Mir. Wentworth (Ill) addressed the House in an
hours speech IN favor OF protection against foreign
cOmpetition.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON July 8.
PaymasteEs Mustered Out.
The War Department has issued an order
relieving and mastering out of service Pay
masters r. P. Dodce, w. II. jameson, and G..
B. Ely, because, at the trial of Paymaster Paul
ding, they testified to having transferred funds
deposited to their credit from one National Bank
to another, as they did not construe the order
from the Paymaster-General in the sense of for
bidding such transfers in certain cases; their
evidence tending to justify Colonel Pauldlng in
his breach of the order in question.
Drowned.
Five men were drowned last night by the cap
sizing of a boat off Annapolis.
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BRYANT's MINsTRELs hlva introduced a nu nber
OF new acts this week with several OF the
mos pleasing character The Sphynr was received
with roaIs OF unres rained laughter eliminating IN
a bO sterous shout by the audience when his Sphynx-
ship disappears. treat attention has been given to
tho production of Mazeppo. The ca t, propertles,
seen effects and army, all come IN for their share
OIL applause. Il. Moran as "Mazep," enacted his
character with grace and arcnness. Seymour, as
the Khan" aided dignity to that dgniied
cnleftaln. Reed, as the charming "Onnska I"
dressed prettlly. and capIvated many by his capi-
tai expression OF "CGN 1t 6e!' wne Dempster, a.
The CASTELAR,, showed a proper estimation OF his
duties as q warrior. The piece will be given again
this evening. The Chestnut Is ways COOL always
pleasant.
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PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYsELF! is an old saying
Most OF our best physicians are in the constant
practice of bracing up their systems and keeping
them in tone, to enable them to perform the varied
and exhaustng labors of their profession, by the
use of MARS DENIS CALISAYA TONIC, as well
as prescribing it their practice Depot, No. 4S7
Broadlody For sale By all Druggists.
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ADDRESS OF THE MAYOR OF Boston TO OUR FIRE.

ADDRESS OF THE MAYOR OF BOSTON TO OUR FIRE.
MHN.-
Representatives of the beautiful historicalY.hal-
lowed CITY OF Penn, we bid you q hearty welcome to
Boston, which has sometimes been termed the mum
i mean the hub OF the unlveTse;' ana never since
that hut commenced TO reyolve, has 1t been sur
rounded by nobleI set of TeiolCS Fame also asserts
that Ph ladelph!a IS remarkable for its numoer of
good IL oknP men, and practical proof of this
now see before me-thOugh do lbt some of The
credil IS due to that elegant and becoming apparel
supplied by your famous over han."
Linen Busters.
Light Cashmere and Cloth, Aipacca, Drap dEte,
DGcn and Linen sack Goats.
Light Cashmere, White and C0L9red Duck SkeLe-
ton Vests.
Light Cashmere, White and COiOred Duck, and all
kiqldS of Linen Pants
AHkinds of SeaSonaJle Clothing for MenS Youths.
and Ioys aUear, tGrge supply at the tOUeSt prices
poSt i6ie. TOWER HALL,
No 51S MARKET STREET,
BENNETT Sc Co,
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A MOTHERS Duty her child is, first of all, to
watch over its health. Among children in nine
cases out Of ten, disease first manists itself by
dlsoIdered state OF the bowels. This is invariably
counteractod by the use of MARS lFNS CAR
lIjNAIITE SYRUP. No family should be with.
out it; its general would DO away almost en-
rey with the fearful list of deaths among children,
which form such startling item in the weekly
reports of tue City Inspector Depot, No 4S7 Broad
acdy, Near York For sale 6y oil Druggists
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THE TEETH.
HOLTON D e TAI
ASSOCIATION.
A N A NJ u SIN G s Il o ESY,
BY One who visited the Cotton DENIAL
Association.


Association.
"Aighting from the omnibus which hiss brought usup
through Broadway's huuying throng which ever
pursuing some mochng phantom that oludes their GRASP,
we ascend the marble steps of the Cooper Union II
AL very fine TO enter this pleasant reception room
the suoio beyond the folding doors-ay there's the
ruDl But as the kindly face and pleasant voice Of the
Professor greet erand shoru OF halfits
terrors. Yet we cannot forbear asking as we present
our credentials ana look midy at the compassionate
dark eyes far own dmlnutlve stature 'Wil
II kill usT pleasant laugh and assuring word con-
vince us that our time has Gomez and we comply
with the Invitation to enter the operating with our
two accompanying friends the fair OF assumes
the hue OF oven snoW with very much The feeling that
the fly accepted the prOfered hospitality of the spider
Ere aware off we are seated,n the dreaded chair
gagged in pleasant conversation Suddenly we find prop
insinuated between our jaws the mouthpiece ofa
vilanous looking black bag between lips. Two pair
of hands, so gentle in their manpulaons to almost
lead one to doubt their belonging to the mnscu
line persuasion hold our mouth the pipe that the
inhalation of the gas may be perfe Ct while the
owners of the Aforesaid hands speak gentle woros OF
encouragement The soft hand lady assistant laid
assuringly on our own and almost feel the sup
pressed anxiety Of the two beloved companions behind
the chair. buzzing sound as of myriad swarms Of
beesl Anon comes floating by, in grand measures and
long-drawn cadences sweet old tIiumpha hymn such
those may sing who having lett all Of earth behind
them enter into the glory OF the Lords and mingled with
this, avid symphony of oashing waves ringing their
ceaseless more Yet how strangel tina Inst word
of the hymn gave us a slight twch. followed Dy two
which partook e the nature strong yet pain
less wrench. Your teeth out three kind voices
But we have not come down yet tn subunarv world
sufficiently to comprehend their meaning until the
is repeated by the lar voices be
hInu the chair We Use being and leave at the
feet of the kind operator fifteen moars and incsos-a
tribu.e to the greatest discovery of the age.
"MARY n. ROCKWELL"
DIR. COTTON has made The Nitrous Oxide or
Laugh hing Cas-" tor than twenty past and
originated its angstheuc for the extraction OF te h
| in May, 1868. since then have administered II TO
over
Is 000 PATIENTS,
10 600 ATIENrS,
without gle failure produce inseusbity to main
unpleasant injurious effects from the
| gas, which is so incident to chlorotorm and eter
Every one of these 10 0U0 patients have signed GER
tihcate scroll that the operation painless aud
SAINT We ract ten to fifteen teeth with one
| dose of gas.
The following the of some OF the distin
cuished persons whom have extracted teeth win
| the gas. and TO whom would confidently refer
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Tho por,lnnd 6uTerers,

BUFFALO, July lO.-A meeting OF citizens,
presided over by the Mayor, was held last night
to take measures for the relief of the sufferers
by the Portland fire.
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BODY RECovERED.-The body of William
Valentine, who was drowned in the Schuylklll on
Sunday, has been recovered, and the Coroner noti.
fed TO hold an inquest over hls remains.
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FALSE PRETENsE.-William Wagner was
arrested yesterday afternoon on the cnaree of o0-
tanng goods under false pretense. The accused was
taken TO the Office OF Recorder Eneu, and alter
animation was held for further hearing.
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1T is said that there is cave in the noun.
tains of schohaIie comfy, New York, which
has been explored for distance of twenty-6ye
half miles. 1t has fine halls splend ID staIaotjtas
IRpeap galleries, '' y N''''''~
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PORTLAND SUFFERERs.-Th Mayor has
received the following subscriptions in aid of the
Portland suflerers:-I Il. Walraven, $50; r + , S2
l.. wis I Brown. $50; General q. u. Cro'man,
SO; G. e. W, S25.
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ROBERT HELLER this week produces his "Scar.et
SuIrt," OF the moss bew,luering and astounding
of his delUsons. He a varies his musical portion
of the entertainment. HIS SedHceS limited to
LhIs week as he has Wade arran gements Tor long
and extended trip to "a norma Australia, nnd
India he commences al every evening at New
lleatre -
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BIOKRENE.
+ Oh LIFE-REJUVENATOR.

STRENGTH TO THE WEAK-YOUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation is uneqO al ed rejuvenator and
storer OF wasted and nerS functions
The feeb G. the aged aod all those who have in any
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Impes-a erejuyeD ator, which, while it builds the
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matter by what cause any has become enTee-
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BIOKRENE cures General Debility, lmpotencY, Ner
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any way prosra ed by disabilities earnestly
advised to seek cure in this most excellent and un-
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BIOK REM The Feeble, the Langud, the Despair
ing the Old should give this valuable discovery trial;
It viii be found totally different from all other articles
for the same purpose. ~
10 FEMAGES.-This preparation is invaluable in ner-
weaknesses Of all kin Is, as II will restore the
wasted strength with wonderul permanence
1t is also gand Tonic, and will give ief IN DYspep-
sia with the first dose brief persistence III Its use
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and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle six bottles for 50. SoIu Dv
Drug gsts generally Sent by express anywhere Dy ad
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CARRYING DEADLY WEAPONs.-A young
man who gave the name of Charles EltOnhead was
faken into custody on Monday afternoon on the
charge Of carrying concealed deadly weapons Re-
corder Eneu, before whom the hearing tO0k place,
held Che accused to answer for the Oaspse,
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FOUND DEAD.-James Connolly was found
afternoon. The Coroner was notified o I the lact.
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DUTCHER's LIGHTNING FLY. KILLER
Makes quick work with flies, and if commenced
early Keeps the house Gear all summer.
Look out for limitations. Get Butchers only.
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THREATENING TO b URN A MILL.-Samuel
street on the charge Of slnr infammatory language.
It appears that wnlle the accused was passiag
THROUGH Howard street, neafk oe5Alo INIT snat n9
remarked that the building wo nu oe ser on nre anu
burned down. He was overne, IRA Dv some OF the
RESIDENTS when an officer was ne qsalnteu WIN tne
facts OF the case and took him IN, custIaY Atter
a hearing IBIS morning before Aide rman hnnter, ne
required 10 enter bal in the OIL SsOO tor MS
appearance at Court,
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WALNUT TREET IHEATRE.-Mhs Ellie Germon,
Br. Chester, Mr. Fawc:t, Mr.. Whitman, and many
Others, all come for la ge snare of applause by
the deIghted audiences VINO mic 9htly witness the
beautiful speclacIe of the Ndidd QuseR, with its
plot of interest, its scenes of beaUY and nalads
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MARRTED

.GRABLE-TIETz.-J june "a, 1855, by Rev Conrad
Houser, HARRY A. CRADLE to AUGUSTA
TlETZ, beth Of this city.
LESLIE-YOUNG.-At Jersey City, on Sunday
evening, May 6, 1885, by Rev. A. MattesOn Me.
WILLIAM W. LESLIE to Miss EMMA YOUNG,
both of PHILADELPHIA.
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STEALING BAGs.-John Wilson was ar
rested this morning with a large number OF bags
found TO have been stolen from store at FIith
and Commerce streets. He was locked up for a
hearing.
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CHILD RUN OVER A man who gave the
name OF william GaIlY was arrested yesterday
afternoon at twenty. fourth ana Lombard streets
ALLEGED that the accused was under the influence of
liquor wien the accident Occprred. Alderman
hearing
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HARNESS THIEF.-George MY 7ers, Ger
man, arrested Yesterday by Officer 'ale, having
IN his possession splendid new set of hA rOess. He
escorted to the Office Alderman All. NJ where,
on examination, it was ascertained that t'e stolen
property had been taken from the carriage Aouse OF
o MIR. Cannon Delaware county. The arn'st was
made near tho b ue Be Tavern.
The accused is poor, notwithstanding crea-
ture. He was held for further hearing,
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LIEUTENANT GoLDY.-Lieutenant Sa-
muel Cody, WIN had been confined to his house
for the last ten days from rush of blood to the
head, ana other ailments, appeared at the MAYORS
ONCE yesterday morning, and reported himself for
duty.
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WATCH THEA person giving the
name OF John StintsOn, residing at Fifth aud
Tssker strees, charged last evening with steal
ing watch valued at $50. He had hearing this
morning be ore Alderman LutZ aud was committed
in default OF ball to answer for the Offense
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STEALING SHoEs.-A person who gave
the name OF A. X. Clare was taken into oustodY Y
yesterday afternoon ON the charge of stealing a
pair OF shoes from store Girord avenue, below
Twelfth street. Alderman Fitch before whom the
hearing took place, held the accused TO answer in
the sum of $500 bail in default of which he was
committed TO prison to await his trial.
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PICKING PoCKETs.-John Mcdonald was
arrested last evening at the Umon League House,
duTn0 the serenade General sherman, on the
charQe OF picking the pocket Of gentema VINO
as in the crowd. The accused, 1t Is al eyed, mad
obtained tor hts trouble ony the small sum OF
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NEW YORK, MAtcn b, 1860
Having ccason recently to, undergo MINOR surgical
operation of much severity, embraced the oppOrtu-
nifty to try the angsthetc effect OF nitrous oxide gas,
administered by DIR. Q. COTTON. found 1t per-
few seconds ard remained so until the operation and
dressing OF the wound completed While looking
Tor The incisions 70 begin found they had al been
done. JOHN IL; Gkl SOON.
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THE RoBBER niE, THAT STEALS THE SWEETNESS
from all fruits and flowers, is Daffed Dy Phalons
might Blooming Cereus." lis aroma Is less perish
alb than that OF foreign extract essence or toilet
wLter, and ncomparably more IightIul,-HAttord
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DIsORDERED STATE OF THE BLOOD IS the prime
cause of many very troublesome complaints. Skin
Diseases, MeIcural Affections, Scroua, ScurvV, and
6oitIe are but few OF the many disorders arising
from the depTaved CONDITION of the vital fluid.
For diseases OF this class JAYNE's Alternative is
relIabe curative by emit ring into the circulation
IT thoroughly purifies the blood, and removes any
morbid tendencl II disease which may exist in the
it, at the same time susains the strength OF
the patient, and mpars viPor TO the whole ply si-
cal structure. To be satisfied of Its efficacy, read
The testimony of those who have been radically
cured by ii, given at length IN Jayne's Almanac.
Prepared only at No. 242 Chestnut street.
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AQUA DE MAGNoLIA.-This delightful article for
the toilet regarded by oil who 1t as superior TO
any Cologne as q wash for the face and person. 1t
renders the skin soft and fresh allays inflammation,
perfumes clothing, and headaches. 1t is manu-
factnred from the rich Southern Magnolia, and IS
becoming a universal favoIite. Sold everywhere.
Demas Barnes Co, New York, Wholesale agents.
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Philada, Stock Exchange Sales, July 10
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
SRCONn ROARD

$1,000 US 5.20s 60. e. .106j
S1OO0 do. 1896. 1861
$1,000 Cam. & Am, bs 95
$1,000 do. 95
$4,000 do. I'm O., 81 99i