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CALIFORNIA.

Fire In San Francisco-Arrival or Iron from
Oregon-Rain Storm.
SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1888.
A IRE last night destroyed the planning mill and
bellows factory on the corner of California and Drum
streets. Loss $4,000.
New York dates only fourteen days old have been
received BY the overland mail.
One thousand tons of Oregon pig iron have been
received here recently. rolling mill Is about going
into operation.
smart shower OF rain fell here last night and this
morning, which Is quite remarkable for the season
No wind accompanied It and the crops will not be
injured materially.
The Germans In this city have organized q large
Grant Club.
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TELRGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM % b.
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD,
HAYTl.

Salnavc's Threats Against the Capital-Hls
Forces-The InsurGcnt Troops Concentrat-
ing-Obstinacy or salnave.
HAVANA, June 49, 1868.
President Salnave has ordered an exchange Of
prisoners at Cape Haytien, as no wishes to prevent
the population Of the capital from revolving He
threatens to lombard the city rather than let the
insurgents get possession. He threatens the same
thing II any foreigners are caught introducing war
like material or stores, and he has so notified the
foreign consuls.
It Is stated that his army consists Of only seven
men and three hundred cyprlans. Salnave insults
all foreigners but the Americans and Englishman,
bearer Of dispatches, was maltreated by him and
Afterwards put In prison.
General Potion Faubert had attacked Fort Alexan-
dre for four days Forty Of his troops were either
Killed or wounded; among the latter was General
Narcisse. General Hector had joined Faubert and
Massage Saget before the city.
Salnave refuses all parley and Is determined not to
relinqush the Presidency until compelled before his
time expires. He has recalled General Solomon and
'ox-hinister Delorme from London.
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SERVlA.
Reception Of the Reisnins Prince.

Reception Of the ReigninG Prince.
BELGRADE, June 2s 1865.
Milan w., the new Prince Of Servia has arrived In
1ehis city from Paris. He is accompanied by the
Councillor Ristich and by his tutor.
The Prince ID received with the greatest enthusiasm
by ell classes Of people. He was met at the gates Of
che oity BY the principal officers Of the principally
and conducted to the cathedral amid the acclama-
nations OF the multitude who lined the streets.
At the conclusion Of the grand and imposing cere-
monies at the church the Prince was escorted to the
palace, where he II now installed.
Alexander Kara Georgewich Indignantly repeis
certain insinuations which have been circulating
against him and denies that he had any connection
with knowledge Of the plot for the assassination OF
the late Prince Michael.
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"ANoIKNr AND HONOR ABLEn-A correspondent Of
the Randolph Register, writing from East St0ughton
relates that on the occasion OF taking "tea" with
Of his practitioners recently the repast served at
table that dated back In the past 80 far as 177s
and the cloth was made by fair fingers at that time
The silver ware bore the initials OF four generations
the china cups were used more than $50 years ago,
and one article OF linen was made BY young lady
upward OF $50 years SINCE
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CUBA.

Froishts-Exchange-An American Enterprise
Stopped-How spain Supports Her Dis
charged Seamen.
FreIghts are improving and prices are tending up
ward.
Exchange-On London, iox II per cent premium;
on United States, In currency, 29k per cent dis
count
Ex.Mayor Monroe, OF New Orleans who arrived
here lately with number OF men TO carry on the
business OF loading and unloading vessels In this
harbor, has been prevented from engaging In such
occupation account OF the severity OF the spanish
laws, which permit only the discharged seamen OF
the navy TO act az stevedorcS.
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Couvention Of Maine Conservative soIdiers
and Sailors. .
Congressional Nominations In Maine.
AuoUorA lima 1870
NEW YORK.
Opening Of

Opening Of tho Rensselaer, Trottins Park at
Troy.
TROY, June 49, 1888.
The nrst meeting Of the Rensselaer, Park Asso-
citation was held to-day. The track was heavy from
the fresh rains and the attendance was moderate
The first race was for purse OF $780, for all horses
that rtr0tted better than 2 best three In ve to
harness. General Sherman received $500 as the first
horse, under protest; bay mare Ella, OF New York,
500 "a second. The second race was postponed
until tomorrow, owing to the night coming on.
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THE WAR ON THE PACIFIC.

Reported Success OF tho Mediation Of the
United States Government-Admiral Nunez'
Squadron at Rio Janeiro.
LONDON, June %. 1868.
According to advices from Madrid the proposed
mediation Of the United States in the war between
Spain, on the one side, and the republics Of Chile
Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador on the other although
che questions mainly at issue are with Chile and
PERU, is generally accepted In ofncal circles as
practically Q termination Of the war.
The Spanish Pacific squadron, under Admiral
Aendez Nuhez, had arrived at Rio Janero according
to the latest advices from South America.
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ST. DOMINGO.

Baoz Mado Dictat0r-He Declines-His Title
20 BE That Of "Great Citizen's-Amnesty
Expected.
HAVANA, June %, 1885,
The Constitutional Convention have terminated
their labors and adjourned sine dte. On the 18th Of
May they declared that majority Of the towns pro-
claim General Baez dictator, and the convention
conferred on him the title Of Gran Ctudadano. The
dictatorship he refused as unnecessary but accepted
the hOnorinc title
A general amnesty Is expected.
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So
Maggie Smith Grace Salem for do Albion. Shaw Rock
:: \:
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Petrol cSTs Bo..on for R,pp.i.nnosl; Aags,ss Hi
e: ssIss.s ss. ss:s
ssisaa An .rrissi: q The ssS:
;:SI: S:S Ii a:s!
49, 81: 49, 3 :: e. @
Fish, Henderson, Boston for Gsorssown, &c.
lc: .sSs; ssan s
E's Es; s;1ss H MARY
opIG Ew CSGa;sy FPnh1 sSH via Havana.
a. ssSs Sgs
sssa s,
EEGfSEI June q, Arrived .sh. sarah " Blake
ss"s pSn SE =.
ford Golden Ruiz. syys's!sr South xmSoy sss%; ON
si ASsssps i9c FOR Tsrss% Matthew v
NEW Mya o Chs S rs.
for sS ss s
js a.: ESsss :sA ban sssss:
Phoebe EIi..bs.A Hnl Port Jchn.on Ro.npss EiisSs.h
GOODWIN. Bishop. kBrunswick; soop Report Eisabs'I
PENSACOLA. Juno ls-Closred, brig Challenge tBp.
PHIlADELPHIA. June Arrived. steamer Hunter Ro.
GERS Providence bark Marco Poo wins.en, NYork schrs
Csbada, Swain, Cienfuegos; vssta Waite Casdenss
Csrdenss; Jesse Knight Plum, 6hareston; Alice Park
er Boston; vSnnsman, Sharp, do; siner Huns'ey'
~ tG:'$s
4%eAS !sss @
savannah schrs Fsrr, Maoy Providence Nellie True
PORTLAND, June 9O-Arrivcd, bark Abbie franklin,
Hobrook Matanzas brgs Gpsey Queen, Prince, do Anna
Clearsd-schrs Julia Halock, Mesathn, Maansas; Geo
Adams, Baker Phadephia. s..ln
csmsrase P Smith hs Gyrdsn. I00y Orig
92d-Arrived, Bramha, Hamilton Bangor for NYork
Cleared-Brg J Brown, Ross, Matanzas.
Adams, Phadephia George r Conoyer, Robinson, Port
doat dIsr. Whsasisy Piadsphs Surf Abbott Eliza
saled-schr George Brown, Gedney. NYork.
PROVIDENCE, June 22-Arived, schrs Amos Faikenburs
Terrell PhiladelPeia; Eliza Raynor HItchnscn Eliz.
Racket do; Zoe, Hail. Hoboken; Sarah Smith, Baldwin,
NYors Milton f Gay do Tersnda Pond do M for
Phiadepha) Adelaide, Macomber Elizabehport Allen H.
Brown Pierce, NYork Appegate, steelmsn, Connect
cut Stephenson, do; Palladium, Ryder, do soop Fred
Al anchor near Block Island 18th, schr Jane L. Newto.
from Alexandria for Boston,
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23-Arrved, ship Anahuac, Bos-
SAVANNAH, June ss-Arrived, bark James MCCARTHY.
TAUNTON, June ls-sailed, schr Joseph Rosa Paul.
WILMINGTON, NC, June so-cleared, brig John Bsloh.
Townsend, Csrdenas; schr L Bayes, Adrich, hYork.
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VIRGINIA.

Internal Rsvonue Onncors Indicted for NAL.
feasance In Once.
.....4 NoRFoLK, juno 70, 1868.
Collector 8. Stone, ex-Deputy Collector shsckiock
and General Inspector Chamberlain, oil Of this tine
Second) Internal revenue district of Virginia have
been indicted by the Grand Jury ct Richmond for
alleged malfcasance In once.
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JAMAICA.

eubscriptieus for Great Floatins Dry Dock.
t.H HAVANA, juno 20, 1858.
At Kingston, Jamaica, great enthusiasm h mani
Tested In favor Of the new noating dry dock, and
subscriptions TO the amount Of twelve thousand
pounds sterling have been taken up among the mer-
bhants, shippers and capitalists.
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SPAIN.

Coed Advice from Lucky Omcial.
MADRID, June 20, 1868.
Senior Rubt, on taking possession Of the Ministry
OF the Colonies made an address to his subordinstes
IN which he urged them to devote all their energies
20 tho promotion Of the commerce and prosperity OF
the colonies Of spain.
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OHIO.


A Woman Convicted Of MurderinG Her
Brother. -.
CLEvELAND June q. 1oos.
For two weeks past the citizens Of this place have
been deeply excited over the trial Of Mrs.. Sarah H.
Victor for the murder Of her brother, william Par
quet The circumstances OF the case made u one Of
the most remarkable In the criminal annals Of this
country. ParQuet died the 4th Of February, 1881
In just year TO day after his burial his remains
were exhumed and placed under . chemical test
which brought TO light large quantities. OF arsenic
In the stomach and other parts Of the body Pupnc
body, was aroused through quarrel between Ms
Victor and her sister, Mrs. Gray the latter accusing
the former Of getting the deceased 10 win her Mra
sonine him. It also trsnspired that Mrs Victor had
insured Parquets life for her benefit, and that the
symptoms Immediately preceding death were ike
those produced BY arsenic. The prosecution ID tne
case had an overwhelming mass q evidence point
ing to the defendants guilt and the jury this after
noon brought In verdict Of 'Guity OF murder In
the rst degree" There was no sensation, the prs
Oner being stupeded rom horror.
Redemption Of Kentucky Bonds-Suicide Of q
Grandson Of General Harrison.
CINCINNATI June %, 1858.
Governor Stevenson, OF Kentucky, left for New
YORK to-day for the purpose Of concluding arrange
ments for redeeming $4,000 Kentucky State bonds,
issued many years ago for public Improvement.
Hon. w. Lawrence was unanimously renominated
for Congress by the republican convention Tor the
Fourth Ohio district, held at Urbana to-day.
Mr.. Charles F. Thornton, Q grandson of General
Harrison, exPresident committed suicide ct Cleves,
o few miles from Cincinnati BY cutting his throat
and stabbing himself In the heart with penknife.
Thornton made an attempt to take his life some
weeks ago. but prevented by the interp0siton OF
his friends.
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ROME.


KOME, June Is, I6d6.
A consistory was held yesterday, at which many
new bishops were appointed.
The Holy Father delivered two separate alocutions
In the oonsistory-one concerning the papal bull
calling general council Of the Roman Catholic
Church and the other the present state OF religion
IN the empire Of Austria.
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PENNs YLvANlA.

Dcnecratic Congressional Nominations.
PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1868.
Tho Democratic Congressional nominations made
to-day a. far az completed stand as follows:-Frst
district, Samuel Randall; Second, Thomas Il.
Florence; Third, John Mo6tt; Fourth, James d.
Nicholson.
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Redemption Of Kentucky B0nds-Suicide Of q
GraudsOn Of General Harrison.
NAME.


Democratic State Convontion-E. r. PilIsbury
Nominated for Goveruor-The Resolutions.
AUGUSTA, June 49, 1868.
The Maine Democratic State Convention was held
here to-day. Eight hundred and seventy -four dele
gates were present, and 1t was the largest demo-
cratic State convention ever held in this State
Mr.. N. g. Littleneld was chosen President Of the
Convention, and Judge Rice, Of Augusta, was ap-
pointed Chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions.
Messrs. r. D. Rice, 8. D. Anderson, J. O. Madigan
and David r. Hastings, were elected delegates at
York, by exclamation, with the following alternates,
namely:-Messrs. e: o. Brior, F. Haines, George B:
Burns and Oliver Moses. HeSsers. John Ware ana
Philip Eastman were elected Presidential electors ct
large. fa
The Convention was addressed by Generals s. J.
Anderson and o. w. Roberts. and E. F. Pilsbury.
vide The defence and to the blessings Of
bsr Of States from The Union and deprived their citizens Of
q ss 4s!. Ss S r e. com. for band
': ss e: .ss &; s
-. ~ e: e
che :s :. : s i nos ssSs S
prs::vs burdens upon hs people psy BOND: gold.
'R + ~ se %sS mad: & ~ K. Union arc
snsiisd 70 he same currency the bondhodsrs
20 Ss
nor Of Maine % endorsed. als ~ At
The Soldiers and Sailors Convention entered the
hall and participated In the proceedings
At meeting OF the delegates Of the Fifth Congress
sional district held here to-day, p. ]. Carlton. OF
Camden and J. O. Talbot were elected to attend the
Democratic Convention to be held In New York on
the 9TH Of July. This u q triumph OF the Pendleton
wing.
Couvention Of Maine Conservative Soldiers
and 6allors. .-
AUGUSTA, June %, 1885,
The convention of conservative soldiers and sail
ors held here to-day elected General O. W. Roberts
President. Two hundred and nfty delegates were
present. Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
republican party and declaring that they will sup
port the conservative party.
Congressional Nominations In Maine.
AUGUSTA, June IS, 1868.
At the convention OF the Third Congressional dis
trict of Maine held to-day James A. Creighton, OF
Knox, and Isaac Reed, OF Lincoln were elected del
egates to the Democratic National Convention, and
Mr.. +. Wilder Farley was unanimously nominated
as candidate for Congress.
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A Garibaldian AIIocutiou.

PARIS, June ~, 1905.
La Ltoa-x (newspaper) publishes report that
enott 0aribaldi is raising body OF volunteers to
make another attack on Rome.
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A Bonapartist Allocution.

r-..r. PARIS, June %, 1863
At public banquet in Ctuita vecchia General Du-
mont, commandant Of the French forces in the
Pontncal States, In o speech declared that France
would never abandon the Holy Father.
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SHIPPING NEW s.


The once o. The Herald steam yachts 81 whitehall slip.
All communications from owners and oonsignees 70 the
masters Of inward bound vesss w be Forwarded FREE Of
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G.. r. Train I'm Court.

'249 e ~ -9D- LONDON, June %, 1893.
George Francis Train has again been arrested, and
was to-day brought before the Court Of Bankruptcy,
In Basnghall street.
he vehemently protested against his arrest, de-
Clared that u proceeded from political motives and
appealed to the United States army and navy for pro-
tection. He was cheered by the spectators, and,
after brief examination remanded to prison by the
judge.
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Circulars Of Every Description and NOe1ceo
attend meetings printed IN the nesess possible mscns
other similar place In the city the METROPOLITAN ID
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Nassau street
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A.-Jencrs Offers Extraordinary bargains
in Ladies' Misses Childrens Boots and Shoe JET
FERs 36 and Broadway, opposite 81 James, Hoffman
and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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Disastrous Fire In Bremen.
BREMEN. June %, 1858.
An extensive and disastrous IRE broke out here
yesterday and destroyed the warehouses Of Fritze
boys, Soothing Son. The buildings contained heavy
stocks OF cotton and tobacco little Of which was
eaved The fire originated among some cotton sam
pies. The amount Of the loss and insurance has not
yet been ascertained.
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ENGLAND.

The Scotch Reform Bill.
LONDON, June g. 1858.
In the House Of Lords this evening the Scotch Re-
form bill was passed to second reading.
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blessing 70 MOthers.-nlrs. W1nslOwSs
SOOTHING SYRUP for al diseases with which Children
AFFLICTED IL safe and remedy It relieves The child
pain regulates the stomach and bowels cures wind
collie acidy and by giving rest and health 70 The
Oce us Fulton street, New York. 905 High Hoborn.
London, England.
Be sure and call for
MRS WiNsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
Having the fac smio Of "Curts Perkins" the outside
wrapper All others base limitations. .
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Row in Parliament.-Tho London Toma.
hawk ssyssome people have expressed fear that the
discussion, would got 70 bows They dd worse
on Thursday night A-they got 10 Knox" The american
mind Il once refers this comoton the ntroducicn u
member OF Parliament whose head was crowned wtta
one OF KNOWS American Hats Tho liberals Immediately
claimed new but the conservative, soene The
fearful odds would give, fought vigorously for him. man
wearing Knox Hat has great advantage over MIS- feoWu
The Brttous finding Il out. fs..... aslr nrtr
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boots, Shoes, Caters and slippers o. Every
variety ready made and made 70 order At Y; ~ hAoh
MON06, 672 Broadway, opposite Metropolltan hoteG
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Batchelorss Hair Dye.-Tho best In tho
world Tho only perfect Dye harmless, reliabe nstantA-
neous, Factory Is Bond street.
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Minister Bancroft and Martin Luther.

BERLIN, June %, 1868.
It B reported that the American Minister, Mr..
Bancroft has signied his intention Of being present
IN Worms at the celebration of the Reformation and
che unwilling Of the statue of Luther.
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bathing Dresses for Ladies' and (seutlemos.--
UNION ADAMS, 687 Broadway.
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Why Does Phalon's Paphian Lotion In its
upon skin remind you OF clergyman Because
impars fine text texttire). Sold BY all druggss
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A-For a Stylish and Becoming HIT Pa
tronze BURKE Of l2s Fulton street. His terms decidedly
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Corus, BuBions, Enlarged Joints and AZ Z
Diseases OF the by Dr. zACHARfE 76o Bro3 L
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Brilliant and Enormously POwertul nay
and Night Double Perspective Glassss for tours@ opsr
marine anu s''''~ SERMONS, opacan sssx Broadway.
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(,ristadoro,s Hair Dye.-The Best Evor
Wholesale and retail; also appued ~ NO.
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BaIIou,s French Yoke shirts, Ready Mado
and 70 order wholesale and retail Removed from GO %
69i Broadway.
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A.-Phalou's 'sPaphian Sonps POssesses the
aama properes A the 0Paphan Lotion" 81 cake
II viii not chap the akin Is Invaluable for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY.
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4 l0NOON1 z0-Wluu1Buts
In the House OF Commons tonight the bill for the
purchase Of the telegraph lines by the government
Mas referred to committee ,.,e.. Eli f-e
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A.-PhaI0n's Paphian Lotlon0 Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUh, kkYsif
ELIAS. &c. t...I. .taII .la1 t.4
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EstabIished In 1SOO.-The Mefr0p0litaa y m
Printing Establishment. 81 Nassau street ~.
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A.-IyOu's Magnetic Insect Powder.
II Kills inatant1v .If EN

Il kills instantly % .41I
ockroaches ness bugs and every kind Of insect vsmA
killed at once By this remarkable powder not poison
oua hut certain TO do It's work. single cent mask has
killed f.
Peck Of Cockroeches;
BE sure Il Il the original and only true In
acct Destroying Powder Of mations Sec sigma
ure Of Lyon the flask. Depot 81 Park row. New York.
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Tho Famous Corncr- ~ Nnassu sfvees,
puou The Metropolis Job Printing Estahnhnoaa
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PnmphIcss, Law Reports, Gre. Hxer~sc<,.
wsh nsssnsss auichne and d.sp.aeh, Fvavs PER cent
cheaper other printing estAbl faneut IN clv
Il dc METROPOLITAN JOE PRINT kNo RsTASiisH
MENT, ~ Nassau street.
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Keep Your Head Cool and Your Hair
HAIR n restores gray hair 70 ts crigns color Stops IL
falng ont Al once delicate delightful ardressing
Chsvsiers sTsstse the Hair" Given away IL the drug
SOFA sHR sRs sem cAsvHLisR r. D. ' Broadway, NJ
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The wizard Bsller Alta eAusent Absolutely
prevent. s.ns rpsurss and ssplcshns Of s.s~ soIss M
dent This instrument by eqas,ng I've mSerature sb
scatsy prevent the possibility Of boaer explosions.-
saved By IL application 70 our boHsts-"
n. B. HArHs 4 co, t75 Broadway.
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Wlgs, Tcapv,s and Orusmsntni itair.--Rest
qualify nsm pye aud HAN pyeins all co'ors. ~ bAiVtlNS
LORS IS Bop>. street
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While Waiting for n Cowgh "to Go MS q
came" often sQwv the secds OF consumption. Bet
Ter w n once JAyHEy ExPEUrORANT, sure tor
all cougha and colds old eyerywherc.
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SAILED

Steamships Anemannia, Southampton and Bremen, HIS
sissppi Rio Jsneiro Ac Saratoga, Norfolk
Wind Il sunset SM.