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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01
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MOVES BROWN, tBdarl VI Trade Beg Factory
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noOss end Shoess
HENDEhsoN q CO.-4 =: a :. LAKE st'
rnHr ~ rai; ,. q ooS ~ ~ aoass ave-
sNiNDER BROTiiERx Co.'S lake 81,
C.~ccip,n~ Ss.~~..fs.-or.. p.a.ma..
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A tvn.. sa.,s,ns ,,eeis.s TAr.ss whrcis
IS carry dates for twelve wears. and a
- child ran regulate i Only $ioW-
H~aN Agents "a''eu Auu1
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1s.s. r,,.. r..o.s. a Sansa@sss.
.TiENNT ckEY"Ryan ii,il' - Sonth Cirk
... $780,.
carriages UO@ Sfcss ssApTcss Vsa8Omss
Nc., "r'
con- "a, iLN , b.ohk. Is, 20 ha anu st.
HENRY IN X wiIiETS omncr ofstaic 4 Twelfth .ts.
co,,,,,ssssin,e McrrI .ass..fG:cmcrnn.
GARBER. DEMARY 4 Co.'s Son Water St
nMAS, II III. ~, * I'll q 20 sou Ma.ei 81
LAWTON. Bros 4 MARI isa south Wafer st.
CARROLL BEA1'fIE & Cos Chamber Of
'onn'rse.
silina and Glass Ware.
BOWEN. WHITMAN 4 wINsIOW- tsuccessoss
n,, Goods.
HINT GAnenl RSuALE-3. I. 4 lake 81
BOWrN. WliiTMhN "A WiNSLOW Successors
10 Bowen BIZ s>o Notions and Woolent) u,
II. -. 4 81 Ran'olph st.
kiN"i iAh .my y !, w nanno'pn -.
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,r" 49, n'',' g. .'s - u,n, ..,.;,..
V,rbinerx &c ~.md f,r cirulare.
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Tarsns rTefGa ~ wy rucA - ~eO"Hs
\. t. BISHOP +" Sou Je"erson' near hando'pa-
FARMING sSois. S.S.cs ana Wagon
Woou !" oSN'
STARRETT 4 BEATTf-1W Lake ST.
Rlrc aud burglar Proof Snfes
J. NJ. TERwnJICEK-,wi lder's Patent Sala-
mandcrN, 81 Washington St
G.ro~rrar~.
r ,,rr,- 80
MnNL' 1s,s, ~, c - . ~ -s's =. Ssr .
CHILD Bkie"S -t~uccessors 70 " iaru -
EWING RRIa;e;S \ Co.'S South Water II
s.r>.. Observation-Disclosures.
NORTH w EsTERN GLASS CO window Glass,
2is South Water st.
Hardware.
hD"lN HUNT q soNS.-s4 Lake st.
Hardware, Cutlery 4 Timers Stock.
sIcKLEs. PRESTON { CO-sa Lake ST
Iron, Heavy Hardware and Wagon
Stock.
hALl, hiNBARh co-So 81 X 81 Michigan
C. b. BROWN 4 cos lake st.
Jeyeiry.
n MATSoN & co. II, Lake ST
, ,ra ,ra ply r. As's Tor T. ;. Clock
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Umrr,rp !. M, n Ss. :. e'
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ia LAKE. {, ''''o'P'' 80 "'''' way y
m.,.
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cular Saw Nils Erripe is,hr. I Iraa ,r,p ..1'
p Pr. s Mood Working Machinery Of az kinds,
orrrS,r r nrn - - '''" "e''' -
GkEENLEE. BRO. Il CO. Manufacturers AYts
,.f I, ana dealers in Steam Lngnes Circular Saw
Sm,.S s,r w.,.,, n;,s """ s s Mscn,hsry anu
W"od Wnrkins Mach,n"rv "ra, n;'d'"5,. n a,,
horn st.
Millinery and Straw Goods.
VAIN. WETuEnrrl.-,s; 4 - Like ST.
Notions. Waite Goods .,,d Hosiery.
IRVINE. JONES & co succ,ssors 10 Graves
4 Irvine, !, n Lake ST up stairs
SEYMOUR. GARTER 4 tvp Also Twin~- sole
Agents for Biscsows - Star = Paper Collars. -
LAKE ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

o0l60mt MAlo DaCf)1en I
Avaanabls Coneslbu1loa =
MEDICAL SCIENCE I
AL vALuAnL. setsasss - isvsstises
ecstSZ. vllSA y osssa taAss eyes 10 pssSss.
1885, $1,000 fsoa Ne lslsss vlAssl 49,
sal1eeoe.0seA.t ~ ogniqs - 49, - 10l0sa
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49, .at. - Esaiss q 1ssakiin. nass boIS sAsS
os aSasd PscnssAess. esvs them wines osiieAssia9
u d y with efahan's Hair laasvsY.
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svssy so0nos disssse. 1emeiy,
4 Premature Less - HAIR.
ny vantis ssppiisA q last In ~ dissovssyof
0hAnAn'o MAR ReMeWeR.
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Se:s dsse;.s.s . g &is Aoss = '''s o. aA'f' -
CONTAINS no poisonous inredisats, no Lee Sal
eSsss ,sssss 6 Lssd q say subssaaes Nat can
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!0pssvss ~ AsaleA - ~ sealp. Asss ~ poess
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II = sss.ss - = - lsk p !.peoyiss ~
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NH PLUS ULTRA
oapespasaenas To - HaR. nd boaod y supsessds
el osAsss, b. vtRoue e ~ e0slsals1 eupessoety.
08AHAM'0
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
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BLACK,
vsm sntfe aaosty = ~ AsalAA, - witAeal. h)u9
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GRA2AN1 D0OT0DDO.
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For sale = O11eaeo, M1vouhoe, &. Loaaa, Oiocin.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

DIR. CLOCKS
EXCELSIOR nllR REST0nEnl
OR. CLOCKS
EXCELSIOR nAln RESrOnER.
RESTORES HAll: IF EVER SO GREY.
RESTORES HAIR IF EVER 80 GREY!
Color Or EARLIER lDoyo
Color of Earlier Days
KsxPs T8R
Hair from Falling OFF!
Hair from Falling OFT
WILL srnsLY
CUEE ALI HUMORS OF THE SCALP
CURE ALL HUMORS OF THE SCALP
AM MAKE ms
AaiT Grow on Bald Heads !
Hair Grow ION Bald Heads !
WHEN SALLrxo oS1 ve0N DissAeB!
lsle splsndidy pssfumed, snd everything foe dsess
~ eAss cen b dee red 10 the only Hais Reptosss
psspasa alton before usins. n ames fair tsal shss
loes 81 prove 70 be the best psepasa Ss The hais
bseose he pubiic. the money vnl b reloaded.
Df. Prank -. Clock kRonrleeOP
MANOHEsrER~NH n.
FULLER, FINCH B FULLER. Chicago. Cen
ssel Northwes.ern Agents. myl-Aly
Yor sale BY J. r. HARRIS, Dealer IL Fancy
and Toilet setioles. Brushes. Psiats. 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01


Kingston r. o., Aeeken Co., Man,,
April7, '6e.
M. Jonx BuLL-Dear Sir: I moved from
Kentucky 70 this place. The stores had none .
your Worn Destroyer for sale. They are greet
y needed here in Aiuaesota trial 10 all thss
10 seeded TO give them reputation. We can't
do without then, Do send sons out this way
Yours. siscsrely,
D. q. AanowooD.
As111Sa Ia vco m Srs11A
$1,000
n 60 n>>.~~ -. ~. a,>~s>s~s.
E.SsH
READ THR CAPTAINS LITTER AND THB
LETrER FROM HIS MOTHER
Bsat0n Barracks. No., April 30, 1885,
On. JonS BuLL--Dear s.r knowing The o.
fciency Of your Ssrsaperiils. and the healing
and beneficial qualities It possesses. send you
the following statement OF my case;
was wounded about Two years ago-wae t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

rooanes As. psssonaly OF by lsssss. An Suussssss5
hs6leol paphlss sn ~ sboss Diseases. sontainne -
laegs poess 80 giving tai pestissless. sent IN any
oddSsoe on scce1ps Of - cents.
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nmRsvvSn. ~ kAUn. Mrs.. aun1e-dAVl4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01
SPRINGFIELD.


RAY s. TAYLOR,
MANUFACTURES LApIts' Asp orSrs'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS !
HAVING unequalled facilities for the manufacture
Ii of all kinds OF the above goods, we are prepared
I'LL all orders with promptness and dispatch. and ut
goods Of the came quality.
We are now manufacturing the following goods
which are unsurpassed in style. finish quality and
price
Gents Collars.
Plain Massasoit Pcrsigney,
:" Garote,
Cloth Imitation
lie Bean Ideal Coliet,
Manila Enameied GArotc,
Huichinsons Byron.
Ladies' Collars.
Kugenic Iaacn Finish.
Eugcnic,
English Oarote.
Eunmeled
Linen Finish :"
Reversible Enameled,
Linen Finish,
Ladies' inilato0 Lace Collars,
Curtis Linen patent DOeom.
In addition to he above, Ne nanufActure All kinds
Of Ladies' and Cent? Gun. both s,nke and reverri
Styles aud beet material. An orr goods on eae By
" Q. wADswOKTfi, II . nrad( etHst. Dsven-
port. AAy tA!AM.
opring0eld. 0aes.
C0OteOOe
All paper goods uoanufactured In imitation OF I1een
or other woven fabjles nltingemeuts Of our let
ZEE. patent, ln!ses neensed b ss. TIE Cosfrsse
80 under saiA pat9At. and I'll inifingers win be
promptly prosecuted. H. q +.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01
DULL's WORN DEsTRoYcR.
Parents. Read this important lstter.
Y0U ARE INTERESTED IN IT'S CONTENTS

Middlstown, Ind, April "a, 80.
Nj. j. l.. Duplan writes: do not know
that Bulls Worm Destroyer needs ssy more
recommendation than il hes alreaAy sAseioe1
BY it. own merits. but will stats tAat ny little
son. age1 a6eut three years, was ssveraly ~
tackled lest fall and winter witA gAs chilIs, fol-
tossed By very high fever, thfsWtsg him iato
N hear 70 one and . hall heues; Of the same
time The child has very stsesg syoptcao Of
worms. ~ physicisa-ons 81 The best u thie
part Of The eosetry -exhasstsd I'll his skill end
tfely failed % brisg any, thought John
Dali could DO II. and gave The child the contsats
Of three boxes, in triple dossA nlght and morn.
leg. with happy results. The chifd has not had
.spss,. =. over three soaths, and in.tes1 e
and hearty. 'John Bull did H."
Yours tsuIy,
n, L. DUrlu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01
Private Consultations,

AT TIE 0ALENlC MBD1-
CAL INSTITUTE, In Concert
Hall Bic 4, near the Post "
6oc. H. PAM, Minnesota.
pTt.e only regular sAestesed
lndsmasy of the kind In the Weoo,
In ohssge Of . seRulss Surge %, .
'oeadsass Of he Me1isal Coils0s
Of Ohio.
o0ovlDs2SSAl CoasuLsAslous.
0nnm~-AAmmoA>n nD 49, IA - Haf>nn \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

Sts.y Ps.st, White c., Ark., Nay =. - :,
~. 1Oas b0li- lDsae Btr: Last Feeruey
Was 10 Lselev1s pusGl6116k drsgs. I'D ! 81
some Of ycsf Sarssparills sad Csdroa Bheese.
sea-is -. VIE 80 wtDh - = ~ eaoss,
hes been Gown With shesmattsn for se0s noc.
commsacsd On the Bitters, ssl scss found ~
gsnsral hsslth improved.
DE-. 0ist, who has been in baA health, tried
than. and he also improved.
DR.. Codse. Who has been In bed health TOR
several years-stomscA and liver anssssd-ee
deed the Cedron Bittsrs hes gives you great
popularity "a this settlement think ! could
sell great quantity Of your medicine this fall
--esPeci.iiy your Csdron Distsrs 40 Sarsepa-
rilla SHIP me via Aerphis, care Of Ricksss
4 Nicely.
Respectfully y. w..r...
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24
pdSSENGEPS SAILED.

POR mo JANBIRO ST. THOMAS &c May z3-ln steamshiP
South AneeMrs Lases, Mr. and Mrs Lessen Mss ha
Geddes Lessr w. Chndman Miss N De A. an
drde Sanchez Gordon aud children, b. r. Dial h,S
AnAOd daughter and MschDoaes Falls Capt De kney NJ
Shall lady child L. Mauton aud lady Adam sno an
SEWN L. Dezbemer H. Van Hoatengen g. and r WoS
Medls Cathna Hedus Labrin Blanche Labn AanaA
BendeBskuski T. T. Gosbhalk Blanche and A Gayie L. Crave
H. MARY A. John A. r. and w A. Hayes T. r. Msrtn4 b. ana
Theresa Clifford E. Bridget aud Annie Hafkin j. WAdngton A.
Pargot A. HoIande Asher Dnrn Krob D. La Cor'e
o. Kins b. McGee g. Evans Miss Woodman r Nunro o. Lett
Mr s9d Mira Lmpkns p NJ Morgaa H. 0Rely and F,snk
Newman r. Ellen Bridget and NJ 0DonDen F., B., A., and Mary
Oninn j. Rouch p shakey II Wood G. W. Gibson H. 6heaf
j. H. c. o. r. and D. Ferry n c. and M Bonner D. and Paul
Thomas Call p Fanngan r. Oonne Rosa b. P D. and Bridget
Gssgher Cavenan John NJ and Fakner X and g.
Burns p Keeny J. Ofars T. HawkIs NJ b. and MARY Keey,
Carron d. G. Terry H. and Ann Gallagher Hugh oDon
nell Patrick Amy Boil NJ NJ b. Bdgel and G. Dougeerty
and NcN.is Coniy d. McCoo D. and E. ODOnneG W. sears
c. Wolf T. Bnas W Kelly 8 Mobiey aud family L. Car j. b. Stfaf
s. aud O. Donohue Edward Foley.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24

The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler has an article upon
the subject OF amusemens IN the last b'depenae"t'
Tie Boston Recorder and TIE Congregdt'o"aha WIZ
be consolidated this week .
The Rev. DIR. Thompson, Pastor OF the Broad~al
rhrnacs foncregati6nai Church. has returned troHk
EurOpe 10 tho occupation of his pulpit .
Risbon KinOslev of the NJ. +. Church will probably
it tbc ,oreiSn Conferences, instead or Bfshop Amos
who fnds IL impossible TO go abroad
Tho Hon John A. Andrew Is to preside at the Sut-
On wednesday evening OF next week, In Music Hail. Boz
ton. d.. 90.
The Rev DR.. NJ A. De Wolfe Howe, rector OF So
Yukes p T. Church, Philadelphia, has been assigned ~
fhe task OF writing memorial OF tie Late blshop fosps
OF PenDsylvenia' 81.
Four ministers Of Boston recently resigned tnee bs.
charges in one day, viz: The Rey Dr. peaes ,he % Rev
Baron stow, ID. d. the Rev. g. w. Foanlbe anu Wy
Warren Randolph The first nahed is Cohsfes"''"~'
is and the others are Baptists a.s,,
The Congregatopdst has reports SHOWING sIovsf
members were added 20 the Orthodox oOn6i 81 ,sSrs
Churches In Massachusetts, May 81 81 IN Cnn,ac,ict
iT In Vermont, 40 In Rhode Island, ana !"
total, T99. v.
The Congregational churches OF S kernSns @ ape sS
loi with q membership OF l1ycv U aers The con.
sentees leaving only Mo s TO the West keeps all 40.
Sominatoas In Vermont from increasing much IN nu'
Anotha, oreat church edifce 70 be added to those
Anotner SiiLB in Brookiyn The Parish Of st. Anns are
w. nromrlete their edifce on the corner OF m n %
10 af cost OF t200OO0 1t VIII be 30 Ieet ~ ~
b transept OF 40 feet by 20 The ohuron VIII sea- s3
srsons MIL The Rev, Noah II. Bchenck y. ~, OF D.
Rimors hss begun hls lab9Es y RSQl2g va SessaA
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24
PASSING Frs 1RRTVFD.

FROM havana NAY 23-In steamshp Aorro Csss-Thomas
Wheeler Mrs s. Cbbe aud2 children Miss NJ OConuor os ouss
Ramon Vroenco ard servant de le lady snd children
Rouax Miss Eliza RoDaz T. GayOn, p Gintees Mr.
ard W. H. simon. Mr. and Mrs bartholomew snd ca94he rs
h Msoa and child Charles D. and Mss T. Msyog r. y, ales n
Iaueee Gas hss L. Fernandez Mrs NJ de Fernandez e9o
daughter Leopold Fernandez Thomas Send Mrs ssos ana l.
Con Psna J. lie Blanc Misses and lie Blaze Monu
A. McNsb A. r. Mcclellan w. L. Price w Carey C. hoee lsty,
5cLdren and D. r. mOGtage Mr eel Mrs AngnlS
daughters 2ehiren sud servant Mir bersii1 Misses W W ana =
Bustuts T. MoBtlven Juuine NJ Rotls M Thompson ae
Verde D. Penceno, M and hs W. W. Dyer hS ana Mrs u D.
Hart Mr. BuFnen and children Mr. and Mrs Chynosetn
Miss del Campo L. s. Burnett kmcnhors MI braloII
Rlgss Shack NJ Richie GGh r. n Wilson, j. Alberto, b.
Hail. L. Ronera Ho d. Martinez a. r. Cuoylar ano ~ SeaHh
PROM BREST AND HAvRE. MAY PIN steamship EgrOps-M
Cr LADY and daughters Sir Russell and servants, , Bst'
and Ms Ho,chkin M C0v Miss Gray Mrs Peters sons ard
maid Mr and Mrs Binder sous and maid M and MIRA Rosenberg ana
Mess shepard Ha,eu Der FGh Burchtar Ba KOeppeD Lo
der Sherman Yates Horo Lang Newman, Williamson hgnV
Mr Won seleer, NJ Ord Mr MARTHA mr NORTH NJ H. " siss
Mr Rocer Remazon j. D. Lany Mr. A. Lamy, Mr j. Brgn
Mr Mr. n Bun ML Stra.go Mr. Gaspad Nj Baac9i ar
Bsn Mr ye Mr. Cara Mr. Glacger Mr. Kn,sla hI kGs,s
noe Nr GuIman, Mr.. Dc Michel, Mr Oh. Noah, Dr. Agg
MSyer. Mr. Bss; Nj, EsglanseT Mr. De cOT5sS' ET,aI
M, O via Cros,dan Mr H. Puts Clere Mr. Gut Mr. krseh
nor M Boar NJ Bous SIR Weand Mr. WiDdseh, BY Ho ar
PGer Mr. LacrOn Mr., J1ndt Ar BOssrt NJ SunP auu 's
Holman and sO boys Mira Hanser MI shoneE Nr
IRON IIgERPooL Nav 2a-In steamship penuyyauiaMrs WI
stangoo Miss 50 Ambrose Edward Walker Ghoefs "son
r. Blaekuau Mr.. BuIIini John Read -, = -.
FROM ST. DOMINGO CITY May 2-ln brig Edwin ne
Stephens hrs Jane Sephess Abet Stephens W y SepIeh
FR6M ST cRoIx May 2SIu brig Lettlso LaugSal Mrs Far
PROM WILMINGTON n c. MAY 2J--In steamship Llnso-ME,
Red Sit Camach, J. o fiGa e. Kelley.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24
Che Gnrt.
DEXTER AND LADY THORN.

The first Of the great sehs between these celebrated Horses
will be trotted a the
FASHION COURSE, T.. l.. on TUESDAY, May ~
II Ia mile heats three fye harness for SZVl The Horses are
doing well be- going fast AZ they arc The ackno@
edged champions OF tie rong Turf great race aud close one 70
be expected. -
The viii be at Boats from Jamess Sup every hah hour
Prom Thirty arhSt minutes Trains from Hunters Pnt
a. f.3o N and 21O ~ AND ALSO SPECIAL TRAIN AT
l:30
Ferry from Ninety condst to Astoria and stages from thence TO the
JEO SIMMONS Proprietor
FASHION C0URSE-TrOtting FRIDAY, May
a. at 3ocock n Purse AM stake Of $780, mile heats Jim
In harness.
D. Mace Whalebonel Owners MeCleIsni T. CsPenters
b. Lewis A. PAttersOns b. c. H. HOwes ch Quick
lyer b. Jsckr&ns Berger Owners Canaani Hymards
SAME DAY-pur,e and stake $3.50; mile heats lin Ia
harness Roiens Lady Allen B. Dobles Lady Kendall
W. Dorst b. &. Rapid j. SIMMONS Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1867-05-24

THE WAR IN PARAGUAY-UNIrED STATES tNtisnfAN'
TIoN-cHoLERA-THE AMERICAN EMlekASgs~
MARKETS. - II
Bv the arrival at this port on the cd Of the sears
sierEin1ao wO have qdgices from Rio Janeiro Y
fhe month of Aprl was the period generally assisnsd
for the OF heavy operations In Para
quay aud news looked for by the next mails froM
River Plata of serious II not decisive action; The Br
zillan Government unremtLng IN preparing for coz
tlngences that might occur The late ievies ordoret
had brought down about 1000 men, and 200 Of the Bad
National Guard had been already dispatched to Partf
SSger@sSts @ 'Ts S4d betterts end VESSELS sSntns
ht varied hours every dny TO throw shell and shot my
response and the piciets occasionally came in ccso
careful watch was kept over Paraguayan mQYemen4
top Tie large roGoabt at Caruz was finished and th0
fortified post could be held by 1000 men, with the assis
ans Of Curupaiy The hot summer OF Paraguay n whioe
the heat to go FL + passing G%sy y SS aTd RSr 9S
the month Of February the most SICILY OF csS ss '
cipaly with intermittent feyers These, however, sooa
gave way to remedies ~
Buenos Ayres Her captain kept four days before
he was allowed TO see Mr.. Washburn
Ayres aud had appeared In the Banda Oriental IN the
City OF MonteydeO. and some parts Of the county coz
the campo In Buenos Ayres the deaths exceeded att
The correspondence between the United States Mnis
ters at the River Plate and the Argentine GoYerimenH
had been published From II & Is seen Tst S0 Sns .ss
Penpotentiarcs to Washington 70 eoneaence presldsa
over by person appointed by the United States PreAi
dent an armstoe TO take place meantime THIS oher o.
mediation declined by the Argentine Government oa
tho sOh OF March, the purpose OF the Allies was th4
expulsion Of Lopez the only possible garantee OF pesS
The D0rO 0GciGl OF nth April, Ia reply TO an artlo4
OF the Didlo do Rio asserting that bill respecting tp4
emancipation OF slaves organized by GoYernmont ~
lay before the coming Assembly denies that TINS sna
case although the Government has the subject Oh ens
cpation under consideration: , .., A..
Colony Of 5ano Angelo, under the colonial regme9-r
namely receiving their lots with acre cleared ana
hut ten DAYS food $50 In cash, agricultural nsrnmenN
and seeds advanced, and Government Work for an
months to DO furnished to those who require IL: .
The disease in the sugarcane continued ana the onQ
resource Of the planter seems to DO TO OBTAIN seed o
sOino other countries.
The Buenos Ayres quotations are: Exchange on I0ns
don. cad. Exchange France, - francs ExchanEX
on Rio 2O6S3 Money 10 per cent per annum On Con
naercal discounts Frelghts, England, salt hides ana
bales 2O pipes 25 FTeighs United States, dry hides
&C.; bales 81 - = ,.usor s,, -,
Montevdeo quotations. Exchange on Lond9n, oIt -
sad; Exchange France, g. IS to3 SSi Ixcyange -
Rio S2l6OO Freghts, England, salt hides w nlHsS
COZ; pipes SO Rles 2Oi. Freghts, Unteo o'a'eo' uf&
hides Co.; bales s..
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feetnres ano etings.


I TICK AND PLUCK. -.
THH REV DIR. SAMUEL QSGQOD,
volunteered deliver his celebrated and Instructive Leo,ui
luck ahd Pluck M Of southern Masons a. the Cooper
MoAY EVENING MGy Doors open commence a. 30 coeA
iidets 50 cents Reserved Seats Sl :
tVORK NC MEMS EIGHT HOUR C0NVEN-
w TION-Ech Union ofworkngmen IN New Yorh and Vicinity
,tuested send three delegates 10 80 267 Dowe on
HvRHING June B por eoni fhe putting of the Egh' h"u'
fss into operation. by odsT Of the w. Meas union
JOHN ENNIS, President an,
JOHN REID Chairman Of COnmltee
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Otean Gleamers.
DACIF1C MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
l. THROUGH LINE Td1CAL1FoRNlA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,


Steamers leave Pier No q North RIVER foot Of CanAs al o'k
noob, follow;
TANA. Capt :. Sutton. ...
iRISlNG STAR A. g Gray connecting wh bACRA'
AgNTO, Capt. Caverly. ...,,
jane 2GRIzoEA Capt JeG Maury connecting with GOLDEN
AGE, Capt.
Of June San Francisco for Japan and China
Sec advertisement below.
hundred pounds Of baggage allowed free each sda passenger
Medicines ana attendance free
All departures touch al Acapulco LIST and 2lft connect At Pau
South ro M and lth for Genital Auen
ncr.s, and those OF lSt touch at hanfsnllo
Departure OF lh month with the steam ns Hon
Panama 70 Australia ard New Zealand
FOE passage tickets and information apply ct ths o1es on
the wharf foot OF CaaslSt. North River hey-lork -,
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E0R LONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA.
RARITAs AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
On MONDAY May l3 1901 The lines viii run as follows
from Pier No g. foot Of Duane st.: -
long Braneh &c A4p Pof Long Branch Toms River and IN
temdAts stations touching at Pier No. Or passengers 0nJl
PhsT FREIGHT LI.E-Leavs Pier No q $50 for Phs
Anhl and the road and the Camden ard
zasne RsO.d Freight taln =, @ rates and quick tine uniformly
Mn
EXPRESS PASSENGER LINBFor Hewfork 6e leves Phisde
phs from vipe ferry 1t5 From Long Branch for New
~ -" 'THRoiaH FARR TO PHILADELPHIA, ONLY 81
hN"SS~" w a gNEDEN Ieseea
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Amnsements.

rT'HE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
u MUSEUM AND MREAGRRIE CO,
broadway, between Spring and PrlneesA
EVERY ATTKBNooN AT 2t; EyBNIEq At gox
LAST DAY PUT TWO OP TIIR GREAT SENSATION
MIA DION BOUClCAULT's CELEBRATED DRAMA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. . .
Son Ri,.t..4361 sun Sets......7:l9 Moon Se;si;t 20
DAY.
s,pdt 81 .2.l8 Hell Gate
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GAFETY, SPEED AND COMFUKT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL, CON
CORD, THR WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
Tn, and staneh OF the Norwich line,
BOSTON and CITY OF fKW YORK,
cave daily (suadsys oIeeptsd At O'clock hen
" No North River, foot Of Fstyft,
POR HKW-LONDOE
eonneg with the Steamboat krpt 1hE fren TIE above
nalpts via Norwich Boston and Worcester Worcester
md Nashua and New London snd Northern Railroads,
thsl lovsst rata innuire Of
X q lKent he
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Hnlrs bn Anrtion.
MY N. LEEDS s. MINER.

: A SSIGNEES SALE OF LIILUhN4 y VpI14Y
a TURg-By ItKxHY B. HERrs, j. AaeoneeTo1
"a :. m ocloet Al the saesroOHs No R bo'q Cbs,obsr
W i;s Scd Rosewood Walnut Oak, and oheI ri made up for
Yv and Dining Suis Of esery ~ opportuny
t,fsss resv 6ne Furniture at auction prces' ""O NV
u. Catalogues ready.
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BRAZIL,

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