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ARREST Of An ALLEGED DISHONEST DOMESTIC.

Some few days ago Captain Charles Donovan Of the Ho
boken police called at the Fifth Precinct station house
and gave information to the effect that families In
Hoboken had been heavily victmized by douDsstic.
and that examination he learned that the cuprt
German woman, some thirty yoars Of hge, not over
handsome in appearance, and known Barbara Folgor
alias Anna, and moro familiarity, Old Hannah" and
that she but the assistant OF julius Bauman,
who reoices In the sanguinary alias of " The Red
Butcher and tho aliases Of George and Henry Crook
From nformatonn Captain Donovans possession. twas
believed that the pair had quilted punctllious New Jer
sey for some part Of purtanca New England; and it
judged that after plying their vocation thero for
while they would return New York Detective Field
the by Captain Petty Of the Fifth precinct
poice and the officer traced the pair after Of their
usual deprcdations In Now Haven and Hartford, to
miserable underground lodging house In Elizabeth street
In this CITY, They taken 70 the station house in
Leonard street. and will DO detained there to-day in
order that they may be identified by any who have been
vctimzed by them. II no complainant appear in this
city they will be handed 70 Captain Donovan atHo
boken and subjected 10 the merces Of New Jersey law.
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danger OF being crushed between two cars
while passing each other, the space between
them not being more than few inches. With
in the past two years at least two conductors
have been fearfully crushed in this way, while
collecting fare, and no later than last Sunday
the arm of gentleman had a narrow escape
from being fractured in a similar way on this
line from travel These are but few Of the
grievances to which the public are subject on
the city railroads There is but one remedy
to hold the managers of the roads personally
responsible for any catastrophe that may
occur
The New York herald., 1867-06-21
BOOTHS DIARY.
The Endurance OF Fanatics and Red Indian
MatoriaIism Of the Day.

From the London Times, June
Tho confessions OF Wilkes Booth. the murderer OF
President Lincoln lately published by the order per-
mission OF the United States government are calculated
20 raise moral question which It s important that pub
lie opinion should lay for at rest An old heathcu,
d0ubtless could be guilty Of conscious and deliberate
crime, and be also might according to his lights, con-
most hcnous offence butwe hardly OF instance
In antiquity In which "ev done that good might
OF IL" II 10 this notable compromise With principle,
we conceive that must be looked upon az the especial
offspring OF perverted Christianity when Booth COM
plains Of tho harsh judgment OF his degenerate coun.
trynen against him. Of their blind inability 10 perceive
the identity between his act and that for which
Brutus honored he is smpIya fool for In Brtus
own estimation and In that Of his age the death OF
Cesar was deed OF "klling no murdern but when the
analogy carried on between the deed at washington
and the exploit which ''mads Tell q hsro,n we fear we
reject the taunt thrown into the teeth OF the
present generation ~ wholly undescrved. We never
had never can have, any scrupis about dismissing
egotist whose most appropriate no less than most
sfnclsnt punishment should BE- careful aposdans
or any mention Of his name fm good or svL
II WAS doubtless In the most deplorable ages Of
rabid sectaranism that Heavens blessings were called
down upon the heads Of Jacques Clement Of RavlIac
and Of scores Of other political homicdea was rsiIg
GUS frenzy that made Philip IL OF SPAN the most con-
summass Of midnight murdersn; but II Was not ous Of
zeal bat Of sheer unbesf that the Jesuis armed
the hands Of bigota The origin OF modern political
Assassination must be sought In period somewhat
terror 70 the Protestant Reformation We must look
for among she accomplished ana on the whole, nos
pronigats scsptcA who, On the revival sf lssraiurs
thoashs thy could sngrsft Greek and Roman virtues
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The British Government and Omar Pasha's
Crueitics.
LONDON. June 20-EveninG
In the House Of Commons this evening the govern.
ment was asked n IL could give the House any nforma
ton in regard 70 the crusies alleged 70 have been prsc
tised by Omar Pasha in the Island OF Gambia
Lord Stanley, the secretary u state for Foreign
Affairs, replied that his government had received on
cal advces that such cruses had been committed and
knew nothing OF the matter than had appeared In
the public prints
The sultan's Minister 20 Washington.
CossrAxnsorLs, June 20 1867
Edousrd Bacque Bsy the Ambassador Of the Sublime
Porte the United stasss departed from this city yss
ssrday on his voyage 10 America
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II appears that the right of travel on Broad
way is never to be secured to the public. No
sooner is one job on the pavement completed
than another is commenced. Sometimes 1t is
the Croton Board that has to rip up and un-
dermine the street to get their water pipes in
order again it is tho pavement itself that re-
quires repairing. Broadway to-day is in .
wretched condition from one or the other OF
these causes. We do not see why the Croton
through some underground channel, like the
sewers Of London, or by some other means
manage to get at the defects in their machinery
without tearing up the highways and obstruct-
ing travel.
II would be most desirable, too, that we
should have some kind of pavement that would
not require perpetual repairing. We do not
care whether it is the Nicholson pavement, COM
posed Of pine blocks, sand and pitch, which
works so well in Chicago, or any other kind,
provided that it is permanent and will relieve
us from the nuisance of laying one kind Of
pavement to-day and another tomorrow. The
idea which appears to prevail that the streets
VI INoW 1OIk CduuOt Uc mdCaudmlZtu duu
stand the wear and tear Of travel is all nom
sense. The traffic on our streets is not greater
than on those of London or Paris, where this
system of paving is adopted That II is not as
economical AZ the present variegated plan of
paving our streets is also absurd. 1t may not
afford as many chances for the Common Coun-
Gil to make money, but in the end it would be,
perhaps, the cheapest pavement we could have;
for there is enough of stone suitable for the
purpose actually going to waste all over
Manhattan Island-the refuse Of the building
materials employed every day in erecting new
structures. Whatever method is adopted in
paving the streets, it is manifest that-whether
Nicholson or Macadam is immortalized-what
we most require i something that will last for
reasonable time, and give US clear track on
our principal highways for at least few weeks
in the year.
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E U R 0 Pc.
SpecialT kilograms to the
Herald.
Queen Victoria Thirty Years
on the Throne.
The Riots Excitement Lulled
in Birmingham.
British Congratulations to the Gar
and Napoleon.
France In Special Conference with tho United
States on the In Plata War.
Lord Stanley on Omar Pasha's
Course in Crete.
BY THE CABLE TO JUNE 20.
British Congratulations to the Gar
and Napoleon.
France In Special Conference with tho United
States on the La Plata War.
Lord Stanley on Omar Yasha's
Course In Crete.
BY THE CABLE TO JUNE 20.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD


Anti.Popery Lectures and Intense Popular
session of tho City-Hymns OF tho Rioters
Action Of tho Military and Police.
BIRMINGHAM, June 20, 1857.
The indoor and outdoor harangues which have
been lately delivered in this city by man named
Murphy who styles himself the "Ant- -Remanist
Lecturer" and who in all his disoourses inveighs
vehemently against Popery and the ceremonies,
rites and sacraments-particularly the COMES
sional-of the Catholic Church, induced very
great disturbances here during the last few days.
Very intense excitement prevails among the
people, and at one time last Tuesday the aspect
Of affairs was exceedingly serious.
At least one hundred thousand people were
turned out in the streets and an snraged mob had
possession Of the city for some time.
They sacked several houses.
The rioters marched through the streets singing
"Glory. glory, hallelujah," "John Browns cho-
rus" and other airs Of this class.
The authorities were active in defence Of order.
The Riot act was read by the magistrates.
Troops were hurried to the city from Manches-
tor and placed in position in the streets. Tho
military did not fire, however.
The city police were out in full force, the men
using their cutlasses.
Several of the rioters were wounded but none,
as yet reported, killed.
The excitement is now somewhat lulled, and 1t
is expected tho active disturbances are ended.
Murphy, who is under the protection Of the
protestant Electoral Union," has persisted in
his course. and every night delivers offensive Ian
guags at much length sgainst the Roman Catholic
church, ridiculing its rites. &c.
Attempts have been made to renew the distur-
bance out Of doors, but they have been put down.
The city 10 comparatively quiet At present.
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THE LICENSING POWERS OF TEE POLICE.


ALBANY, NJ r., juno 20. 1857,
ooCiock p. n
The consttutionay Of section twelve Of the Tar Levy
act transferring the licensing from the Common
Council Of New York to the Police Commissioners,
argued In ths Court Of Appeals to-day.
Tho question came up appeal OF the Police
Commissioners from the decision a the Supreme Court
declaring the transfer unconstitutional
hessrz Woodruff and vsnderpoel appeared for the
Commiss oners, and Dudley Field for the Common
Council
The argument lasted until six P. NJ whom the Court
took the papers. Owing TO the importance Of the
questions involved decision expected tho close OF
the term, next week.
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The New BoULxvARD.-The account we gave
yesterday Of what has thus far been done to-
wards realizing this magnificent drive shows an
unaccountable tardiness existing somewhere.
For large part Of the Boulevard no commits
sioners to estimate the value of sne land taken
have yet been named; and for another part,
commissioner named two years ago have not
Jet made report AZ this rate. when shall
We have the driver What ia the matterf
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THE THRONE OF ENGLAND.


Thirtieth Annivcrsary of Queen victoria's
Acccssioa-Loyal Rejoicings and u General
Observance.
QuEES's HOTEL, LONDON, June 20, 1867.
This day is the thirtieth anniversary of Queen
victoria's accession to and acceptance Of the
throne Of Great Britain and Ireland. she having
succeeded her deceased uncle. King William the
Fourth, on the goth Of June, 1887.
The day is celebrated in . joyous and loyal man
ner. The bells Of the city were pesed early in
the morning, and royal salutes were. fired by the
artillery in st. James Park.
The royal standard of England has been duly
hosted, and nags are flying At the different promi.
nent points in the city.
The Queen s at Windsor.
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IOWA GUsEaNAIosAL NOMINATION.

Dies MoNss, Iowa, June 20, 1867.
The republican State Convention to-day nominated
Samuel Merrill OF McGregor, for Governor and Colonel
Scott. or Storey county, for Lieutenant Governor.
Resolutions also passed favor Of an amendment
tho state constitution securing tho right Of ballot the
protection OF law and equal justice TO Ill meu
spscve Of COLOR religion approving the Military
reconstruction Of the last Congress- demanding that
Congress assemble In July to carry out BY additional
snactment the true and original intent Of said acts
The prompt punishment according 70 Law, Of the late
chief Of tho rebellion Il demanded for the vindoaton
Of the constitution and tho laws, and proper punish
ment for the highest crime
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THE ATTEMPT ON THE clAR.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the HERALD.

The City Of London in Municipal Congratnla-
tion to the Empcrors.
QUEEs's HOTEL, LosDoN, June 20, 1867.
At . meeting held at the Mansion House =, .s.,s
morning, the municipal suthoritiss 81 London
voted to present an address Of Capitalization to
the Gar Alexander, OF Russia, giving expression
TO their joy ai bis provldentaI escape from assas-
sipaton in Paris. a
The city authorities voted similar address to the
Emperor Napoleon the Third, Of France, congrat-
ulating him on his escape from injury at the mo.
msnt Of the attempt on the Car.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona Captain Msury will sail from
this port on Friday, June n, for AspnwalL
The mails for Central America and The South Pacific
vNcloss n half-pass ten o'clock on Friday morning
TIE NEW Yosx HxRAip-- Rditlcs for the Pacinc--wli
BE- ready a haif.past nine o'clock in tho morning
snsis copies. In wnppsn. for nainE SIX osaN
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the CONGREGATION or sovEREIoMs.


The Sultan's Magnificent PreparafiOns-Splen-
did Present for KuGenio.
From the Lsvaat Herald, May 2. 1851
Tho great subject Of conversation In the Turkish capt.
tai the approaching visit OF the Sultan to western
Europe. The preparations for the voyage have been
vigorously pushed on The SaRansch has been redeco
rated, and . large throne, or chair Of state,
psrticul ar purpose We have not heard. Teegraphic
orders also been sent 70 the provinces recalling
twenty pick members OF the recently dsbanded rtaA
sIo~dn (nobie guard, who are 70 form his Apestys
personal guard.
Tho notia in attendance on the imperial yacht will
consist OF the ron-cad frigate Sultan kahmoud and
screw line battle ship, under the command OF Rassm
met by the French squadron Of the Levant which will
escort bis Majesty to Touon-not Marselllcs as was at
first stated. II probable that Lord Clarence Pagct
and the Mediterranean feet will also join In this CON-
pliment.
IL has learn, been intimated 70 Fuad Pacha that
his Majesty will In Paris receive All autograph invitation
Queen 10 visit London and - this will be
cepted IL understood that his stay In each capital will
be limited to ten days Tho precise time OF bis Majes
and hour indeed will depend on the dat or the chief
astrologer-but Porto rumor fixes the 10th proxmo.
Though N. Bouree, the French Minister, intimated
that his Majesty s TO be the personal guest OF the
Emperor presents Of any kind will be accepted at the
Tuleres the Sultan s reported TO have answered that
stAi-Osndn depla saltanah kadim'' Qhe munHcent
grandeur Of the Ottoman government Is perpc-
kiosk at the Waters Of Europe with the
ing trees green enamel and the river flowing past In
brants Is being prepared rs eadsauf for the Empress
TIE OF the river END Of the tourc which TO sur
mount the entrance % Ee little building in rubies, VIII
IN ls stated DO f0O, -. ~
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wnrwcror, N. G., June 20, 1857.
To case Of Colonel Foster, Collector of Customs was
hefrs the United states Commissioner to-day and
posponed until Monday a the request Of the special
agnt OF the Treasury who was ssnt out a Colonel Fos
te's request 70 Investigate the Affairs OF that ofcer
The weather ooasnues rainy 70 the great desrmsnt Of
~ csopA
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THE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.

French Conference with the Misisters or the
United States and Spain.
PAnrs, June 20-Evsntng.
The Marquis Dc noussisr. the Minister Of Foreign
AArs, has held special oonfersscs with the Mlahssn
Of the Unssd States and Spain.
rhs meeting was called Coz Ne cesaasr~soa II ssusA
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ORDER FROM GENERAL sICELtS.

CHARLESTON, s. C., June 20, 1867.
Gensal Sickles has issued circular explanatory Of
certain paragraphs in Order 80, chiefly with regard 70
the oppression OF the sale OF distilled spirits
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QUMKC. June 20, 1857.
The Governor General expected TO arrive here Sat-
urday or Sunday.
Troops expected by the Belgian 70 all up the
regiments in the provinces to the full compliment
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

American aAirs and Il 10 said that the war sov exist
Ing on the Rio dc Ia Plata between the allied South
American Powers and Paraguay the principal topic
discussed
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THE FEnIAN TRIALS.

Cisse Of tho Com usissioa In I.imorick.
DUBLxr June 20. 1857.
The special Commission in session at Limerick has
concluded its iabora
Several Of the prisoners found guilty Of treason
have been sentenced 70 imprisonment at hard labor
for life.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

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The London Money Market.
LONDON June 20-Evenng.
Consols have declined fully one-haf per cent since
morning, and closed at 94k for money.
Railway shares arc weaker. but United States bonds
arc steady and Hrmer The following the closing
rates.
United States Ave twenty bonds nds..............73 .73
Illinois Central Railway shares. "
Atlantic and Great Western consolidated shares.
The Continental Beurses.
FRANKFORT, June 20-Evenng.
United States bonds closed at 7Tx.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL Juno 20-Evenng
The inactivity In cotton continued throughout the
day. and tho market closed dull at the following quota
tions:-Aiddling uplands, 11kd Addling Orleans,
Hkd
Tho sales Of the. day did not exceed 5000 bales
LiverpooI Breadsiufls Market.
LyERPooL. June 20-Evening
Tho breadstufs market Is irregular. Corn Is Sd.
lower; mixed Weftern was last quoted at 37s 3D. per
quarter. California wheat closed lrmer, with an up
ward tendency; quoted at 13s Cd 1885, 3D. per centa
Barley. oats and peas unchanged.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL Juno 20-Evening.
American lard has declined to 49s. Cd per cwL Pork
and beef steady at previous quotations Bacon Ais 3d.
for Cumberland cut mddles
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 20--Evenng.
Ashes have advanced to SIS 3d. Rosin steady at Is
for common Wilmington and 12s for fine American.
Spirits turpentine declined Cd sales at 3ls. Sd. per
GENITAL Petroleum-Spirs ID, and refined Is ID. per
gallon. Tallow 43s Cd. for American.
The London nInrkets-
LONDON, June 20-Evening.
Sugar unchanged; No. II, Dutch standard, quoted at
25s. Iron steady; scotch pigs 64s per ton Oils and
linseed unchanged.
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

uI94ss Brswp'' r. SIN G1s:f for Window
Brosdwsy. N. X .eser street. branch store scy,<
gents wanted. 80
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FROM the Nord, June ~
The sultel will be escorted by part Of MS guard,
whose up,form Ia most Brilliant
Abdpi Asz viii also bring three Of his fsvorte ss1.
horses-one white, ght liver c0loT and spotted
and the third ebony black. Tho Sultan rides the
old hghpeaked saddle Of the Caliphs with gold trap.
pings Apurpls ot6 covers the horses Group and the
gold tasse afe supported BY persons Of his suit Ho
.y simple and nearly sssys. ~ s9 plain c.ot9c&: ee
mas suppressed The dszmonu .lsreue wn.cn former,
adorned his fez according to traditional custom.
Abdul Aziz Ia OF ordinary height and very active and
robust while al Paris he will probably. at reviews
Official fsfes, wear his state costumes
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

A Hundred Styles Of straw Hats. Plain, Or
season. GENiN, 63 Broadway.
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A.-A..A..A.-A:-A..
led in It's destructive effects upon ANNOYING insect fe
Especially commended those who have tried all other
preparations without Now used BY Fifth Avenue
~. James and St. Nicholas Hotels Hoffman House, Spng
Ter House &C. Depot l73 RroadWay. Sod druggtata
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A""'es..,--nnldenherss q Son. Cas- ts - ..,
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ust for ths .ss,ona Lady,e Hat;.New Konna ,n
J. !. HlGGlNb, % Brosdwsv
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.. n.s'PiTicSo :, g.. giTisS yEs srs' Ig|g
RENEDY. Used inwsrdly; New York axentA, DsmAs
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UaatcheIor's Hair Dyc.-The Bese In IN.
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street. ' A''~ns@nS
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Registration in Richmond.
RIoHnoED, juno 20, 1857.
The registration In the city so far stands 1ol6 blacks
o $50 whites
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,.lA.-Madamc Jpmer. MammnrinI Bslm .aps
Broadway or IA East Twentieth street.
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The Rm- -eror Of Morocco 70 be Represented.
lTro-n Galignan's Messenger, June 81
The approschp.' arrival In France 10 announced OF
Muley -Abbas, broth>r Of the Emperor OF Morocco
charged TO represent thar sovereign He expected to
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ReSistratiOn In Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 20, 1881.
Tho result Of the four days registration in Mont
gomery Is |, ,l83 blacks and l61 whites
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Il. ~, ~, n Mcnncdy. DsrrhGa Cordial, Bot
gave bottle Of ~ every traveller By land or by water
should have bottle Of T. For sale by DEMAs BARNEs
stree. N. Z. Al retail by all druggists. prIos IL
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An Agreeable and NJ ost desirable Inp <svc.
has recently been perfected In CHEvALIEPT n ffFR
FOR THE HAIR. positively restores gro. falr 10 il
oslosI color and youthful beauty mpsrv n growth
Sold BY all druggists fancy goods dass and fashion
able hair dressers 1be trade ,a ~. he ~holsssls
druggists A'Ah a. ohs sALIER, D.,
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Crisfsdgrc's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever Man.
Astor House. - ~pp"es - SA y
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The ILswss usStIss ,Cs:'. I.sct ssssch Sow
sewing mAchinsh Prssdsst. ~ Broadway, New vcss-
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Lea a. Perrin's saace-Delicioas with ssup.
John DUNcAS's SONS. Agents for The uni,ed s.s,es
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DS; v"m a. .Eis,enbcrx's Assthetico- -Neurnlric-
Wvnact Tue age Tor the all diseases o the
Eye Ear. IhroA Catarrh and Asthma once Isl fifth
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J.
@ Ssafsss 80 wEs u y ssosd~. '
rs;:ss Jss b.: Bs .gs
% srs.S%sy o or Es:s IN Tws"ss.h & street, DsO''
nam a: :s:s BEEN end s.s.ss Sss Z
e3s Color .na a %Ss s, 2
srens % the weake., hsl and stops ~ sslIins out st
on. @ ss q. rHs I.s: srsy
druggists. sAsGh A CHS 1fsiss, 1f.iia y IN "'0''.
Tssy e. : s: I'D EsG"s ss,
;. :. hiGGiSs'' 20 RrOadvsy.
s:s sss css az.
% Wan street ------ -. -L.-as7
o5's Rs!l'r ..,s.. ssssss for sw,ssow ,s..
Dr0.a".s. :; -ssn. wanted. '' IVY
1s s.-I!.. mIa5 b.. e
a:,s "a 91ysrss ,: .. ss;s .,;., Ma" x
d. Dr; =, Ken:sdy,: ias Dsrrsga Cordial, Bot
vs Sotti. q Il sverv ra1esr ), Or lam u ssah should
;Is.a e. ar'; f.rs ss: %. q "a SSS%
:rsss y :. arassi.s. Gss Sros ~ Fulton
Is: & he
1yc' Hsf' A"st Na.strn ana Asthma Once 81 flfth av
r. Ea',s Ss.siu.s IisissA is ss sg. assrs sss
vo'u'e tension; sdJa.,sbls drop FEED.
Fireworks, NJ "a Nader Lnne.
JOSEPH u. PUHUf'5
Twenty fourth annual sale The length Of time Established
guaranty for assortment, quality aad pr1os.
xs:s xESss' a sssr, sls.s~.; =sSs. rr''"" Sewing
".Hspe, .sprinsss:ys.ss., s,.s Doss an ,Asreb.s.
Hats IN Jumping into the affections the public
raeled unacc01ntaDc FOR It's beauty light
comfort qualities readily Appreciated by all
knoxs stores are 2i2 broadway Fulton street.
and $50 Broadway, under the Prescott House.
Hair switches, Wigs, Braids, Puts, CaIis,
offered IN this city retailing Al wholesale
prices, at NJ CAMPBELLs.hair Emporium ~ Broadway.
Lea a. Perrin's sauce-De eiicioas with Soup,
John DUNcAS's SONS. Agents for The uni,ed s..,es
R.ss%s,i'TTisS2o yTissS Gssf S,rse IsIS
RExEpr Used Jed @nvsrdy New York sssnt~ DemAs
barhe' "" ".a-s ..e.o- ~ S-.o.Asso.,
HUsfEB COZ. ~ sod - Bowsry. ne.f Houston
~ ~: H:ws MsSsiISSs C;; r:c. s.ss ssy
.s.as .ssiiss frsSss - srcsSesy New ,'a 9ss .
y ssiiss "a lalsaiss Machine IA y Sfssd~M.
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Waterfalls AcThe largest and best assortment OF Hair
Goods ever offered ths city retailing Al wholesale
priceg At CAMPBELL s.Hair Emporium. 1I Broadway
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"H0pe gprings.v-S0 Docs Acrobat.
But the achieved by KNOxS summer style of gentle
mems Hats IN jumping into the affections Of the public
but unaccoIntablc for It's beauty light
ness and comfort qualities readily appreciated BY ALL
knoxs stores are 22 broadway 81 Fulton street.
and $50 Broadway, under the Prescott House.
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~, ,El'ipiIc ,u Lcckssitch Sewing DIachine..-
fus. premiums $50 No. HJ Broadway. Crystal foot;
vosute tension; adjustable drop feed