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PRESENT TO TIM TYCOON. OF JAPAN
FROM PRECEDENT JOHNSON


President johnson desiring TO make Q suit
able present to His Majesty the Tycoon OF ia.
pan, q short time ago ordered q hne gold watch
for that purpose. Tue order was ri ven TO ar. i.
Karr, OF this city, for one OF hts patent chrn.
nome tiers, aud he was directed to make first
Glass time piece The watch has iusi beeA
mpleted d. and ia q most beautiful peae OF
workmanship. II IL one Of Mr. Karr's patent
thermometers, which are row used by the U.
beet time pieces used. IL Is q hunting case,
OF the finest IS karat gold. very thick aud
heavy. On the inside OF tho lid is the
following inscription ITO his Majesty the
Tycoon Of Japan. from the President OF the
United States. 1867" The engraving, which
attracts much attention. was made by Mr.
Philippe. Of this city. The works arc Of the
finest kind, and the watch is ie weled through
ont. The style Of chain has not &c been &C.
lected, and II is probable that one wi = made
TO order at cost of about S10O. In q few days
the watch will be on exhibition a. MIR. Karr's,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, after which it will
be sent to the Tycoon on the steamer Japan,
now fitting out at the Washington navy yard.
GENERAL GRANr.-General Grant arrived
shortly before seven o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and proceeded direct from the raiiro ad
depot to the Battery, and thence to Governors
Island, where he was received by Gen. Wal
len and STAFF. During the afternoon the dstn-
euishe0 visitor, accompanied by Gen. Wallen,
ramis. at anchor la the barbor, and was greeted
with salute. After remaining short time
on board the vessel a party, composed Of Gen.
erals Grant and Wailen and . number Of tn
French officers, embarked on board a SIN all
steamer and went on q short excursion MP the
East river.-N. Y. Herald, Monday.
~ From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
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Lewis johnson & TO- quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, July 23.-First Board-U. S. 6's,
1881, coupon, l1US; do. registered, -; do.
5.2O's. coupon, l1lx; do. registered, -; do.
Oertdcates -; do 5-20. new Issue, -; do.
1875. log i; 10. 4Os registered, - coupon, iGa
Pacific Mall, 149x; Atlantic Mail, 1i3; Canton
Co., 46h; Cumberland, ASKS Quicksilver, 35;
Mariposa. lok; prefd.-;N N. Y. Central. iUsx !,
Erie Railway, Tx; preferred. -; Hudson
River Railroad. 1l9; Reading B. r., log n
Michigan Central. ll0K; Michigan Southep
SIX; Illinois Central Il. H., 1isx; Cleveland
ana Pittsburg, 92A; Northwestern, AK; do.
preferred, 20; Cleveland and Toledo, 121H
Rock Island, 102k; Fort Wayne, 103H.
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SEVENTH STREET.
M A r. X n i L Z II ,
1856
1856

Dealer in a choice stock of PAPERHANGlNGS,
WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
PITURE CORD AND TASSELS. PAINTINGS,
ENGRAyIEGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c,
Terms cash. Hrsa
J. MARKRITER. No. ASS 7th street,
jy 22-lm" between ID and e streets.
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DOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS.

Doohs' SASH AND BLINDS.
The undersigned would most respectfully invite
all builders and others to call and examine his
BLINDS, WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMEs'
MOULDINGS, BRACKETS. Newell POSTS,
9th and 7th opposite Northern Liberties Market.
where he intends to keep constantly on hand ali
the various sizes and qualities, at the lowest cash
prices. Also, odd sized work made to order
lie u 3m* GEORGE Nj. BARKER.
+ ATHS AND LIME.-Just received, per schnr.
IL Talas. a large consignment of LATHS and
LIME. for sale very low, at GUINAND'S wharf
foot of Sd st. east. jyl6-Iwt
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GOyERNMENT sFCURITTrs.

WAsHfHaT0H. July %, l567.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF avv-
Arnman l6acnrl1aa
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New and Copyright Edition of the s.
BANKRUPT LAW OF 1867.
And Syllabus of Contents, together with the
Rules, Orders, and Forms Of Proceedings In Bank
ruptcy, promulgated by the Supreme Court o
the United States, with Alphabetical Index.
Webelieve this is the only edition professional
men will use. it being the only Official edition with
syllabus. and the Indexes will be found of great
convenience, and save much valuable time. +. Z
= -as r4eFz .- HHFH
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! NJ. LOOMS, N. D.,
nIssoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

nIssoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The n cepartnsrshiR heretofore existing between
BY mutual Consent. JAMES MAuDo On viii
continue the business at the old stand, 504 west
Sih street VITO VIII pay all debts and collect all
8 ~ JAMES MACDONALD
:, 90, L. II. McDADE.
AIDES, uNDERGARMENTs AND CHIL,
Hso pre., sssas
sssssss s. ssss "a No ass g
f1OLD PENS, every grade q quality, werkman-
ship and price; Gold and Silver Pencil Gases,
af' &c. large assortment E Hsi HGRsn TdarIoR
NEW BO0KB-fhs Invincibles, On explenstion
ism. Elsie MaEoon, hy Mrs.: Frances Daae Gage.
& ns
os Sas aason q a. 3
oEEba 81 fSBhsAfF6 sX fsR sl sac
repaired, Rsu1 2olstored and NaIufshed l1th snl
sstsssts: !neis shs canal Highest price Ieia sor
-NIATURAL FLoEEnS PkfS1RvED IN ALL
oa ss e sSs N.Y.. sSs pss I'm M
M;M.HAYxe Nos sQe Eighth street we4t )
T11NTEa fU55xT06I0 Fss-lsssd s. L..
~ fsnew. Hesds A4sstcAn; GEeps CsHHH.E
Eourss Sa ,ssisl Gsss i ssd csk sFl fssrs.
6nks q Ar1yh; Ths Iayi5i.!sss e Ssirisusl,sn
oss.sss 3 s. fse:ss ssas
The Eind. sovsl,e b =. LYAse a 5isss,ri ArboR
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HEGH1CkERING q SONS
AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
AT THE
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS
In addition to
THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
The Emperor Napoleon. in person.
accompanied the presentation with the
decoration of
THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR
thereby comforting to the
G H c ERIN G M DA L
the only distinction the four other medals
awarded for Piano -fortes, all of which were exact
ly alike and of equal value, and thereby confirming
the unanimous ava I'd of the
THREE JURIES AND THE IMPERIAL COM
MISSION PLACING THE
CHICkERING PIANO
AT THE HEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
Sole Agency, JOHN F. ELLIS,
jy20-tf $40 Penn. ay., Washington d. G.
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: ~ Prom Shiliington, Odeon Building, we
have the GALAXY for August.
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TEEEGRAtIS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.


(By Gable to the Associated Press.
= LonpeN. July, s3-Noon.- Consofs, slX,
Eries, 46k, u. s. 5-e0's. 20 X; Illinois Oentrai.
r5k Atlantic and Great Western. 9sx.
FRANZ FoRr, July 22-Evenings-U.H
Bones, TN.
LIVERPOOL. July s3-Noou.-Cottcn gust
En- STEADY. Sales of 6,UO0 bales. Tue weather
uafayorabie tor crops Breadstuns drmer. +
Arrived.
PHILADELPHIA. July 23.-The U. s. steamer
Augusta aud the monitor Miantonomah ar
rived here last night from Europe via. Mas sau.
Il Rev Yerk Markets.
NEW YORK, July s3.-Flour. 10a20 cents
lower; recefpts, $3.50 bbls. Wheat xa3 cents
lower; receipts, x3,052 bushels. Rye Quist
Oats dull. Pork decidedly better; sales OF
9,0tN hbls new mess at 223. 75a$aa. Lard quiet.
Whisky quiet. Barley nominal. Peas dull
and nominal. Cotton quiet and firm; Mid
ding uplands, q cents. Spirits turpentinc
steady at 57Kasex cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

n MANUEL RUIZ announces that at the re-
II. quest of many distinguished persons, he will
give q MATINEE at METZEhOTT HALL, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock The
celebrated Prof. RICHTER will preside at the
Piano. Selections will be sung from Trovatore
Rigoletta, and many others. s..t 4 -.-I.s
Ticksts.$l; can be procured at Metzerott 4
Co. g Music Store. ,-.> jy 70 St.
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ne S 7 A B [ IsHED 1875
1856

4S6 1AShhi " fhAohhs' 1856
Beautiful and Truthful Chrome from Browns
Celebrated Painting. pronounced by Cuitiyators of
Fruit, and other competent judges, most perfect
Representation OF Fruit ever published. For sale
at MARkRITER'S.
No. 4S6 eth street. between D and streets
IL 22-6t~
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Corner Ohio avenue and 18th street.
The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here
ington and Others take this occasion to state that
they are still prepared and have ample facilities to
as s ss Lane Of
manner as can be done in this the Northern
cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boilers with az their appsndsees either portable
Circular Saw Mills, shafting and Gearing for mills
Or or Mssea
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact. all the
ss to Ss
attention OF the pnblie to their :. Patent Dferen
patented by them in 1862, has now BEEN introduced
and in successful operation for various purposes,
and has given general and entire satisfaction "a
steam generator, viz Economy in fuel, facility for
cleaning, exemption from printing or foaming, and
IN
constructed by at these works, and in opera
tion in this city and elsewhere We will be glad to
merits merit and show It in operation 10 these Works.
The following isa list Of the Boilers on this plan
and At or
John G. Rives' Globe Printing ONCE; at United
States Hotel, warming building; at Soldiers Home
Eastern Branch; at Y. 8. Arsenal, Washington
city at z, 8. Arsenal, Fortress Monroe; steam pro-
TO- GH psS
pelIer Tigress; stern wheel steamer Virginia. the
Potomac river; stern wheel steamer Enterprise, do
steamer Gliding Star, now being completed at these
Works.
je s-eo2m WIN. n. ELLIS BRO.
on AND AFTER THIS PATE, july 9Th,
s esa s,ass s Sss Wax
M Mss
boro' Stages at "a O'Clock 9. M the Brookville
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GUARANTEE RATES
For o. year or
Tess period.
Government and all other Coupon
Securities, those transferable
by delivery including bank bills, 81 90 per 81 900
Government ard all other Securi-
ties negotiable only by endorse
nent. encouragement. 50per 900
Gold Coin or Bullion. 25 per 900
Silver Coin or Bulion.-............. 90 per 600
Silver Gold Plate, under SEAL
owners estimate of full value,
and rate subject to adjustment
for bulk on basis Of. ...-....... 90 per 100
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers generally
when of no fixed value, 81 year each, or &C
cordng to bulk. t'.
Wills s., which premium covers the remainder of
the life of the maker.
Cash Boxes or small Tin Boxes, for papers of
Bankers, Capitalists, Merchants, Lawyers
Tradesmen, Families, &C., will be received at
SIS each box or trunk per year, contents un :
known to the Company and liability limited, or
they will he insured for the full amount, the con
tents being known, at above rates.
No charge less than one dollar.
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Coupons and interest will be collected when DE-
sired, and RENTED to the owners

sired, and RENTED to the owners.
The great wealth of the country, the vast amount
of Government and other Loans, transferable by
delivery, and held by the uncertain tenure of pos
session, the injury and inconvenience resulting
from the loss OF these and registered securities,
heavy losses from robbery, and other causes being
reported almost daily, demand means of protect
ing such property from the risks of Fire Accident
Robbery and Theft, which no arrangements hith-
erto existing have afforded. A place of absolute
safety for all such securities has become pressing
necessity. |! is to supply this want that the pres
ent Institution has been founded
The Managers have provided for their depostors
every security against fire, depreciation accident
which architectural and mechanical skill can com
bine in the structure and material of their Build
ing. Vaults and Safes. The internal police Of the
Office has been organized with special care, and
there will be a constant night-watch inside the
premises and to this is to be superadded the pro-
ments for security are as perfect and absolute as
human means can devise.
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FOR COLLECTION OF INTEREST, 1 PER
CENT. ON AMOUNT COLLECTED.

THE COMPANY is PREPARED TO OFFER
FOR RENT,
THE Lessee exclusively holding the key,)
SAFES INSIDE ITS BURGLAR PROOF
VAULTS AT RATES VARYING FROM $50
TO $50 EACH PER ANNUM,
According to size and location.
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nj f ID &c A L S TAI F.
SURGEON IN CHIEF,

TYCOON JAPAN TEA. uE
i So much aemired by the recent Japan.
ese Commissioners, from whom we have m
letter of compliment for its excellence. IL
I'm. p. KING SON.
King Place,
Corner We rmont ave- and 49, al
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THOMAS RUSSELL 4 CO., =
Successors to
II. &. DYER Co.
gao Pennsy yania avenue, bet, 18th and 18th Oh.
Have Just received, and offer at the lowest rates
from the Vineyard Of
N..LANGWORTH,
ST. JULIEN,
And other Claret from ga to $40 per dozen
HAUT SAUTERNE,
and other sse Z
SUMMER WINES
ALso, e E
heavy stock Of 3 -H3sE
LITTLE BELT CIGARS, ss
WINES, BRANDIES,
Y Ie-5t &C., &C.
nRY G00Ds-DRY GOODS. -
BEGAN wYLIE,
NO. SsS seventh street, between New York
avenue and L street,
Dealers In Staple and Fancy Drv Good. Ho.s.rv
Gloves, hoopsksrts. Corsets ana Eotions. ''ss'
yo,, can rely upoa fair dealing ead the rery
OR ssScs e ksp, fpli by daily recspss from Hev
- - lel2-xms
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WIN, N, ELLIS h BRO.
bermuda ARROW ROOT,
PREPARED BARLEY and sAGO,
SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
GROUND RICE,
WHEATEN GRITS.
DURYEA'S MAIZENA,
AND
HECKER'S FARINA. ~
All fresh, and at lowest prices.
s So N. W. BURCHELL,
Under Ebbitt House.
jeT = corner 18th and r streets,

EOR SALE-Three pair thorough bred English
u POINTER PUPS. Inquire 434
street, between 9th and 7th. A
jy list H@@s
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,sEAGLE IRON WORKS.
NJ WASHINGTON G1Tv

jyO-eo6t
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
LES PLlNoS CHTCKERING.

From L. France Musicale May s. 1857.
The curiosity of visitors continues 10 be iNed on
That part OF the American section which contains the
musical instruments Since the day when Mcssrs Ritter
Poznau,ki Wei, and Mine. Escudier kastncr revealed
the public the marvellous qualities O tue pianos l he
Messs ChckeTnG of NcwNOrk and Boston, there Is not
pianist nor n simple amateur, who has not wished
"a test himself their superiority the productions
OF other American houses All. without exception, have
decided like us, and the public without hesitation has
declared for Them il the decision Of tie open jury pre-
cedlng that OF the official jury.
IT, before commencing review OF the products OF
instrument manufacture at the Champ de Mars, we peril
naciOusly alludc TO the pianos sent by the MesSlS
Chickcrng il is because they seem 10 Us to realize con
siderable progress In the structure Of tho instrument In
fact their amplitude their mclOdc capabilities. their
purity and depth Of Tone well their perest even
nfss in the singing power place them, ncOntestahy,
above all other pianos OF American origin But 1t IS
above ALL in their great solidy, that they DEFY al
comparison.
We shall describe some future time wherein lie the
elements by means of which MesSrs. Chckcrlng have
reached the production of suc remarabe instruments
let IL suffice for say, to-day, that they are the
creators Of them the veritahc inventors and II other
makers have followed in their steps the products Of these
last can only have the relative value which exists
IJetwecn the original and the copy.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
TIE LAEOR MOTEMENT
N.sz.&AA

Yesterday morning the JouIncymen hoiSe,nosls Ntp7
mot u Their hall Third ave and diler cOmpaIlnh oe %
~, .nt olt IN p body to soyeuthaye The seventh
ave Railroad Company DicAshiho SHVP = M M w. ~ oI
~.-.r of the extensive Stable ana caiiIilsS Whicil
afed from sevcuh-avc. through 10 oNlh ana 10 Ioaoh
fe ol.esoes WHO wore 20 woIh ieit le y "s .
.,srdci BY Officers Of the COMPANY. ana ny two g, Cl
trpt wards poAferea i0 t3g 6t't7 On - t ,res
uadr upon The main gate on sAtAANe oHt Ole,i Olei,nt.
,I.u who was dut;ontu hgft' N,l.'. & ,-r ,,aifcsf
,t. trhsi. tis' thty could no. a. Do} 2 ~ iiO o ,
,iths' shop without collision wit. poIiognd i,oagaIed
t..n ,-.rc on dufv iIsdc the stables, ttl L. -
O. +' @..rd the Nluihayo.; hut presently " and
., sfr C1crs Ictrnud 70 the e..e ++f, bI1ck-
5,,hS shop and Iuttonlole the workmen Y Ihe Icas
wcge however rejected aho 'iel ~ ncrsilade 10
', y, hove been considerably frightened; informed
,it tley kept on with their work. While the sC Scouts
49,, ,1,rtpc or taking observations az the oeoe' NJ
"t4' ,, ,,ain I,1Iv of strikers was moving on thc
N,ut ave depot. The superintendent, ,d Wo To %o he
-. ~. i prsutou 10 officer hs shops ia'teu 20 ttb
80 ltl..f Police station. but on ms return WIN
,,,,.n III the strikers had gone, lah5 Wi'4 ~ ~, - tt-itI
too ot is Workllca. TAc strikers hled lE,1' the
~ o t.i-.. bnt made mo- demonstration there. notHl'I
Standing their places had been nneu M ~, & LS aicr
G;,itin Ca~eeTi and elsewhere tapt'Naf0 hau lVnCC
,o, i,.'e these stables. prepared for any emergency
ig The afternoon visit was paid tnt seeoi'iactI nit
FliIroad COmpany's shops, and all lhe nlaCS S
.,-tbs there we're Induced to quit MOik
fI,d are syins the wages which the society demands
t ion some unexplained reason the SrNtfS hiseu one
,flble In that neighhOrhOod and requested tie men ~
0llt work messenger was sent 70 tnc WI Wtn,!
n Poic.Stafion and Capt. Cameron dctallcu occhcu
tO serve the peace. No demonstration We ti'ac ~"
te Cros,T Town Railroad shops WhC are iu % ssiI
The I},lt Road. which c0ndiuOnaLy lald s Stapici'u
treat, H. horseshOers in like manner MI CLARK WHO s
rho contract for socng OF the SlNttaNe pay liV
riccs ana thinks that good cement may bring NM
ont with margin OF profit The contractor 10r tr Worn
on the Fourthavc line also able 10 pay the scc Itt
as the contractor for the hOrscshOeing on te S uch
line OF course the strikers have nm visited the s'da
Of either Of these lines The Foutlave kalro'u SHOPS
empty. ,-.s..,. %
The dcirickmen, who struck on wednesday morning OF
iast week for s. day. returned 10 their W0lk eStIu
morning AZ the old rates. Many-indeed, MAJORITY -u
me men ckened of the strike before the close OF t
first week and in view OF this fact the Society v0ed
cary suicide stand ont longer al the risk of having
the members places hlcd by strangers
Coyuclnan Tkrmas Murray informs that he Is pay
ing his hOrseshOers the wages which their scale de
Jnauds .-,.t.
fluu fec from $l5 10 s.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
NlfRRIED.

BIACK-ALLENIn jamestown y r. TueSisy MAY 81 by the
Rev Dr. Thompson residence " She brides father James
esq. this city Charlotte OTis daughter Of Col Augustus
T.. Allen.
THURSDAY Msv % At Zion Church by the
Rev Samuel g. Appleton John h. Comfort VI D. Of SANDY Hill
Washington Co. Lucy Randall daughter of the Hon s Ran
dali ef New York
DAvIDSOS-GENUNG-On Taesy. Msy H. al BiIahsth. j. hv
tke Rev Kempha Dsvson ~ Brooklyn, L. l. 20 Miss H.
Aulsis GenuEg daughter of Charles H. Geuung, Of Elizabeth
NJ
KlP-GBISSESHA ASER-At Bethlehem, Pa Tluiay NAY %
". Schmucker Geo G. Kip Of New-lork 10
Ann Of the Rev A. T. Bess.nlaHer Of Bethlehem
RrTCHCoLLlER-At GresnPout l. T. 1huiay Nav % by the
Caleb CspD. assisted the Rev fraucs Mansbell sidney H.
Mary sarah daughter Of the late Win W Coe both Of
BrooklFn.
RTSSELIDORSAYOn TUESDAY NAV 2l ~ Gooitiround j. L. Ivy
Charles PIKE Samuel H. Russell Of NeEiork 70 Glars G.
snr Of the Rev Ssny DOTsay OF estanpto
New Bedford, Mass. papsrs please copy.
WlITE-GUIGNON-On Thnrisr. MAY o. 6,, 50 No 22 south
WILLIAMSBURG. by the Rev. John Petnno 81 Phillips
Church philip A. White 10 Lizzie D. GugnoH daughter Of Peter
GuigaOl.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-25
DIED.

DXOS-On Thursday May 20 Harriet Jane Dixon wife Of HesT s.
Te relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the funeral
How ard Lodge No 80 O. Of o. F. and Lebanon
EacAmpn-nt q. OF o. r. No Ciassouaye BrootIn
O'Clock The remains will he taken To Hverhesd L. L.
HOOvgB-At Cincinnati wetnesdAy MAY p the Rev
Thems D. Hoover, Of Canhe y j. at which place the funeral
will be held op sunday. May ~
Washington ID. G., pspeu please copy. - az
HONE-Ou wenedsy MAY 2 Georgna Eagle wife OF Timothy A.
Hove. agrd g. yssrS ,,.,
invited attend tks funeral at u. Rose Hh huh
Tu,ysevenb between Second AMI ThraseS on saturday al
JOsSsoS-OD THURSDAY 80 Jeremiah W Johnson in the s4h
of bis 49,
sh residence No 243 West Fourth Sunday May 20 al
McsRRAY-sudasuy At Albany on Monday Amelia King,
ue John MeSury o NeNiort and daughter Of . H. Van
Antv-,p 81 Abany. =, ,.,., ~ -
Thassv May Marian Resale sny child of lho& and Constance
Rosllie Moore, aged noaths snd - days -,-- ~ .
eps chapel KEabeth SATURDAY afternoon May 25 Al 4i
OTrw6THR-on Friday May chSrssw only ehId Of Daniel
and Annie Outwaer Assi months ard - days 90 r. - . 49,
Pansr from resience 81 his pIeais NJ" g GTtenv on
uAs oeiock Friends Of The family are nv ted Z" at
TRAcl-On Friday Nay - Mary Am Golden wife Of D Manning
and friend. invited without further notice to nd h'
funeral Church BAY Ridge l. L. oa Sasv at eoc
Carriages viii he N waiting a. TIE Hamilton Feiy b0"Aph
from ? until p O'Clock. -
WOOp-4t Hayraw y on Thursday evening May % Eliza R.
eq efProviIenoe, X J.. IA ths 18Th year Of hsT age
re.yes aud snd Of tbs family nId Of her on AeI o. neoo
oeOck Lakes Church Hudson opposite 0roSss IN I'M
YARDLKYEsunY A. ioassr. Thursday morning Nav 80 In
eeA only child Of Charles B. ard Ass T. lsey aged
and relatives Of n. family invited attend her funeral Al
the reseuee ystssye YonErs SATURDAY.
Nav a. O'Clock without friher ne Carriages vii meet h'
Recioek tran from Thirfefh-st and Telth's's
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5pfrial Notices.
The Human Hair,

lady remarked My Hair quite gray eoOr IT,"
friend replied: bss- prspe.. Of silver lead sulphur &c.
sure the acton q the espnses thereby hggsyste the
cause which you remove pnepa ingredients
eeorera Bu, Jos would pre SoHEE Of grAypess
use BCRSETTs COCAINE This preparation
properties pOursher and sHcesSt and eany bsdresng
MHOus sesd to the fact 1t bn The eapses into
he bJ perfectly healthy seeu ard renders gray hams BY
subshag eject respect deetsSasi greasy
sLy entirely irritating matter Itimpars uiuranes
charms which other preparation and lie
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