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march and Gilmore. will play Wednesday at the
Boston theatre.
Chanfrau had beneGt at the Howard Athenmunn
on Friday night. ..s',-ss = 'Hs
Matilda Heron is saidto have played "Camillen
thousand times and she is still alive.
Montreal Is bad place for musical or theatrical
people just now. The finances of managers lately
there are In anything but healthy condition.
ing the case OF the "Black Crook vs. "\vhite Fawnn
McDonough appears for the former at Mcvicker's
and Hesse and Jarrett ior tne latter az Crosbs The
costumes to the smallest possible limits.
Albert Weber contemplates hall and piano ware
third street.
{ steinway Hall will be frescoed this summer and
otherwise improved.
Mrs. Bowers benefit at the Metropolitan, San
Francisco, on June s, was an ovation Oh the nrst
water.
wachtel Jr., promises to eclipse his father in
Vienna.
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TElEG9APnlC NEWS LIENS.

George Ruymall, in attempting to rescue .
friend named Morjorsin In Memphis, who had been
arrested by the police was shot by Sergeant Brown,
Of the police and mortally wounded.
Advices from Idaho announce the capture of sixty
one Indians by Lieutenant Stantons party These
Indians seem to desire peace and have promised to
restore the stolen property
The new crop OF California wheat Is beginning to
arrive In San Francisco.
A large Grant and Coax mass meeting was held
at Bangor, Maine, on saturday evening, at which
addresses were made by Hannibal Ham!.n, IL. M.
Plaster and others.
Warren, Hale & Co.'s piano leg factory a7d saw
mills at North Dana, Mass, were burned on Friday
last; loss $4,000; insured for $1,000. Hubbard
Woodward, an employs, was fatally burned, ana
many Others seriously injured.
Miss Caroline +. Surgeon, highly respected and
estmable young hdy OF Baltimore aged twenty-five
years. was so badly burned yesterday morning from
the contact OF her clothing with stove that she died
at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The survey OF the San Francisco and Humboldt
Railway ia progressing. Sonoina county, CAL, has
voted aid 70 the road and the grazing VIII commence
next month from Petauma to ileadsburg
Joseph Strauss, hailing from New York, selected
several hundred dollars worth OF jewery at the
store Of bearing Mills, In Boston. on Saturday, which
he ordered sent to the fremont House, where he
agreed to pay the bill. He there got possession or
the goods but fell into the hands OF the police who
recovered the property and locked him up for at
tempted swinding.
The Buffalo Driving Park Association have offered
additional purse OF 900 for the horse fair to be
held next month; $1,000 10 any horse making
Dexter's time (2:17 and $1,000 II IN those trials
any horse shall make quarter o! mile IN 10
seconds.
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MiCHlG
Adjournment OF the International Christian
Associa iafion-Euneral of DIR. Daflieid.

Adjournment of the International Christian
Associa ion-Eune raj of DIR. Dufleid.
DETROIT, June 2s 1888.
In the International Christian Convention on sat.
urday the Committee Associations reported,
recommending en- organization Of women's chris
tan association; the establishment OF daily reli-
gous press that the basis Of representation remain
unchanged; against making our associations temper
ance organizations but advising individual opposi-
ton to ntemperance; that the tobacco question De
left to the individual conscience.
The Business Committee reported regarding Revs.
Tying and stuart, resolutions that no formal action
be taken by the Convention that interference would
be assuming an improper censorship and imperl the
usefulness and existence OF the Association.
The Executive Committee were instructed TO EN-.
ploy agents from the associations along the line OF
Pacific Railroad
II was decided to hold the next convention In
Portland, Me. 49,
After referring the unfinished business to the
Executive Committee the Convention adjourned
The funeral Of the Rev. DR.. Dufeld was attended
today by an immense cOncOurse. including many
ministers and other Convention delegates.
AT nearly all the churches the pulpits were nled
By eminent ministers from abroad.
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NAYsl NIELlleENCe.

Arrival Of the steamer Monougnheia.
The United states steamer Monongahela, Commo-
dcre s. D. Bissell commanding, from St. Crolx on
the leth and st. Thomas the 18th inst arrived at
this port at late hour last night The following Is
list OF her offcers:--
Con,modore-S. b. Bisse commanding.
Lfe,itenayr Commander aud Executive Otcer-
John f. McGlensey
Lieutenant and Nnrtcutor--P F. Harrington.
Acting Master-G. w. u. Patterson.
Erst0ns-Joseph E. Craig, William Welch.
MfdshfpD,dn--Wiam J. Moore.
Bootstratn-William :. Bond.
I,rvndster-James Hoy, Jr.
Cuptdfn or Nortnes--P. O. Pope. -
Es,gineers-Chief, ]. q. A. Zegler First Assistant
Isaac X McNary; Second Assistant, Joseph d.
Thomas. - , ,-x
q. Ayrcs ION temporary dutyl
Cupf0 fn's Clerk--Land0u r Mason.
SnWu0oovsS OtW'k-Wnaam Rter 0o benronA
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vANcoUvER's ISLAND.

Piratical Attack Of Savages on Fort Rupert.
One SloOp Sunk and the Grew Killed-New
Gold Mines Near New Westminster.
SAN FRANCISCO, June q, 1858.
Dispatches from Victoria state that as the sloop
Thornton her last trip northward she was at
tackled, forty miles above Fort Rupert by three
canoes full Of Indians Captain Warren and crew
fired them with rifles, killing twenty OF the In
dians. Captain Warren and one OF his men were
severely wounded. The Indians fought obstinately
with firearms. The colonial government will send
Off a gunb0at to punish the savages.
Since the Thornton affair another sloop has been
robbed and sunk by the Indians the same place,
and Captain Jack Knight and his party killed. Cap
tain Stevens Of the Nanimoo packet has been robbed
of $600
Large shipments OF gold have been made lately
from Carboe
New Westminster despatch reports the discov-
cry OF new mines there.
The telegraph line to Williams creek from Ques-
nelle, Is beng rapidly pushed forward.
The steamer Liloed brings $65,00O In gold.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The yacht Palmer arrived yesterday from cruise
to the eastward and is anchored under the Brooklyn
Heights.
The annual cruise of the Atlantic acht squadron
will come OFF about the 2Sth of july 1t is expected
that nearly all the vessels in the feet will be able to
participate.
The "Year Book" Of the Boston Yacht Club has
Just been published ana shows total OF one hun
dred and dty-hve members, ten schooners and thir-
tpeu
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The Market Report.

HONG Kong. May 25.-Raw cotton !s fri at an
advance of1H per picul. There Is no great demand
for breadstufrs on account OF the cheapness OF
rice Flour Is unchanged Wheat is ioc. per picul
cheaper.
The arrivals Of rice since the 1st inst aggregate
100000 picus. other stores and provisions are un'
altered since the departure OF the last mai
The tea market has just opened. Foo.chow isvery
active. scented teas are taels higher than last
year. -, -,
Silk-Chinese reports sate that the crop Will only
reach half the yield Of last year, owing TO the ui.
favorable weather and they are holding the price
exorbitantly high. Choice cattle 800 900 per pcul
other lustres range from ten 10 twenty.iour opium
is inactive; Patna IL quoted at $50 taels old a.
6s5 q 900 taels Turkey s In some demand, but OUT
OF stock and for some parcels ~ taes are Obtained
Exchange on London four months a.. 4d; on New
York, sa5H per cent discount. Freight IN de-
sHAroHAE, May 2e-Exchange on London, ak
months 6s.; on Paris, francs, 65 centimes.
Opiurn-Walway, 496 taels; Patna, new, 4I0 taels.
T&as--The season opens to-day at Hang Kow. IL
A expected that rates will be higher.
The silk season ID nearly closed. The new crop 10
toIpOpeo1 n otWo 70 ohtp.
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JAPAN.

Surrender of the Ex-TycOon to the NIikado-
The Civil War More Disastr0us-NTilitary
ard Aristccratic Coalition Aguinst the Mika-
do--The Church an Element Of Agitation.
YOKOHAMA June 5,l
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, June 49, 1858.
The eS-IycOon has accepted the conditions of the
Mkado-vlz to cede nearly half of his private ter.
ritory, dsband his army, surrender his navy and
tire to Mito in person. for which place he left on the
18th OF May. going on foot in token OF humility.
The Tycoon gave orders to his Admiral to sur.
render the feet, but that officer left Jeddo with all
the vessels, and 1t is not certain whittier he has
gone. He Is probably somewhere on the northern
coast ready to cooperate with the friends OF Stats.
Bashi.
The troubles Of the country are by no means at an
end. sa z-'- .-' " ''.',...-s
strong coalition has been formed in the interest
OF the Tycoon, and all the most powerful OF the
Northern Daimios have joined 1t.
Aidsen attacked body Of the Mikado's troops on
the 10th Of May, twelve miles from Jeddo, routed
them and took possession Of castle recently sur
rendered by the Tycoon.
On the 18th Of May he attacked another army
killed eight hundred and captured three hundred, all
of whom he bebeaded,
large army occupies strong position near
Jeddo and another is threatening the city, thereby
- On the ed OF May another engagement took place
only miles from Jeddo also ending disastrously to
the Mikalo. Fourteen hundred were killed and eight
hundred captured,
Daimio of the Mikado's household has been
made Governor Of Yokahama, in place OF the old
ruler, a retainer of the Tycoon.
The European and American guards placed around
the settlement have been removed.
The British Minister has already presented his
credentials TO the government OF the Mkado.
The High Priest Of Kioto has issued bull warning
the Milado that he Is interfering too much In the
temporal affairs, and calling upon him to deslst on
pain OF being called upon by the priesthood TO abd
cate. One hundred and seventy thousand copies OF
this ecclesiastical proclamation have been sold and
distributed among the japanese.
The uncle OF the Mikado, who has had considerable
to 40 in fermentng the troubles against the tycoon
was assassinated at Jeddo. June 2
In the matter Of the collision between the Pacihc
mail steamship Herman, and the British steamer
Osaca the Pacific Mail Company have been assessed
S14 0J0 damages and costs
The American ram Stonewall, lately sold to
the japanese government has not yet been sur.
rendered. Her crew have all been paid OH and
most of them return home In the China.
The United states frigate Idaho, Lieutenant Com
mander Hooker, arrived at Nagasaki May l6, 20l
days from New York. All on board were wen.
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL MOTIFS.

There are no blanks, as far as seats go, in
Brougham's LOTTERY Of Lfen at walack's. Every
night IL draws prize audiences.
Nightly at the Broadway Day's "Flash OF Light
ning,n with attendant sensations.
The "white Fawnr on It's last legs at Niblo's. The
poor animal has had long race, and is deserving Of
the attention OF Mr.. Bergh.
"Humpty Dumpty," at the olympic, has not yet
met with the 'fall'' In public estimation with which
the old nursery rhyme credits him. Fox and San
gal prevent that
A fierce war Is in progress on that classic ground
which is bounded by Chatham square and the Cooper
Institute. Two rival chieftains, ycept Frcligh and
Eddy, have hung out their banners on the outer
walls OF The stadt and Bowery and hurl defiance at
each other across the street. The opposition bills
which they get up are .erribe to contemplate" A
| French Jack Sheppard, manacs, monkeys, fairies,
and above all, zampIllaerostatist-some new ant
mai lIkey--are nightly exhibited. The rush to both
spitsi h Immense.
| When the Thermometer Is among the ninetles and
The dog star unnluzzled Central Park Garden be,
comes The Mecca OF thirsty pilgrims and lovers OF
j music who sit IN It's cool shades imbibing lager,
| wine and the strains OF Thomas orchestra.
| Ditto for Terrace Garden, only substitute for
Tha Worrel sisters stil have the "Crand Duchess
on the boards OF the New York. and Keep up Onen-
bach with Tissingons assistance, 10 MS usual popu'
/
lyn aud rice versa. They pay Mrs. conway Visit at
| the PARK tonight. 49,. =
wants fair play IN their dealings with Bouccaut ana
| Reade's Foul Play,n Of which ne Is the present
| owner l.. ,,,.. ....,. Al, i.
| Fasf rivcrr promise "Black Eyed susan "Grand
| ljnchessr and ''RObsOn IN fiX'' tonight. we
| rather think The sstage manager VIII be Ia hX W
T,e lrrepressble and reconstructed Bind Tom IL
| IN Jersey and doing well. He eIngrates 10 Lyric
| Hall In sixth avenue on Wednesday.
| Dan Iryant VIII preside at the opening OF ram
| many IIaji-next door, however. His only PLATFORM,
although a coored one, IL the stage OF MS own nan,
| aud ne caves the discussion OF the financial ques-
ons 10 his treasurer and universal suffrage 70 tle
doorkecper ana policeman. -. ,.. .,. ,,,uo.
,,on of Emerson. Allen and Manning have taken
possesson Of Tony Pastors establishment.
All Burnett every night at D0dworth hall. -
Iouis Dachauer the well known organist, Us yet ln
,,disorQanized' state, not having taken charge o.
any choir IN the city since ne left St. Ann's. Nor
gan George W. OF course, succeeded MIN IN 'hei eiate
Betae Is the favorte up town at st. stephens.
| The san Francisco Mnstrels have gone TO selwyhs
The receipts OF theatres In this city. based on TN
returns OF the managers and lessees TO he revenue
| collectors, for the month OF May were az folows:-
| Olympic.. $40, 963 Niblos Garden -. ~ W.
| Waljack,s......... 21,6l5 Br0adway......... 1900
| rhoatro romiore tAO9A WOrreil SisterS.. o. IL "a
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MISSOURI.
Welcome to Archbishop kenrick ON His Re-
turn from Europe-Imposing Ceremonies.

welcome to Archbishop kenrick on His Re.
turn from Europe-lmp0sing Ceremonies.
ST. LOUIS, June 2s, 1868.
The demonstration Of welcome TO Archbishop
Kenrck, on his return from Europe. came of to-
day. 1t was the largest probably ever witnessed
here The. procession embraced thirty societies
and parishes, with bands Of music and banners and
other devices anu contained little less than eight
thousand persons. The line OF march was thronged
with people, and all the houses were crowded
VITA spectators. When the procession passed
the Archbishop's house an address OF well
come was presented to him, after which
he stood at his door, waving blessings, until the
concourse had passed. Much good feeling and en-
thusiasm was manifested towards the Archbishop,
who s dearly beloved Dy the Catholics here.
The bucket factory OF worthlin & Co., corner OF
DeKab and Lima Streets, was partially destroyed by
IRE last night Loss $4,000; Insured for $4,000 in
St. Louis offices.
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Yokohama arnrke, Report.

YOKOHAMA, Japan, June s. 1868
SiLg.-Prices rule high. Mybash and Sinchu
extras $50 a $50; best $50 $40; medium, 40 500;
INFERIOR $50 a 700. Ashu-Extras, 300 a $50; BEST
.yO Assoc; medium, 800 q 700; inferior, 600 $50.
TEA.--The stock Ia small several small parcels
have been taken at high rates; common TO good,
si8 a So; medium, S23 s25; good, s26 $50; fine,
$3l $35; finest nominal at $50 and upwards per
cooper picul.
EXCHANGE on London, four months as. sgd. Tne
standard value hereafter for boas as fixed 10y the
government, Is three boas 70 dollar LNeXlcan.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Rom
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Disastrous Progress Of the War
in Japan.
Naval and Commercial Affairs
in China.
CALIFORNIA.
The Mails from Japan and China-Henvy
Freight and Passenger Lists.

The Mails from Japan and China-Henvy
Freight and Passenger Lists.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20, 1868.
The Pacific mail steamer China arrived here this
morning, from Hong Kong May 20 and Yokohama
June g.
She brings one hundred cabin passengers and nine
hundred and ffry-sx Chinese in the steerage. Forty
of her passengers are for New York and Europe.
She has over one thousand tons Of freight. The
China experienced strong gales on the passage to Yo
kohama; thence to this port favorable weather. She
made the passage nearly in plumb line. The health
of the passengers and crew was excellent. Her
cargo was kept lighter than might have been to in:
sure quick voyage.
The Pacific Railroad Terminus at San Fran.
cIsc0-Democratic Primary Elections-Re-
publican State Convention Called for August.
SAN FRANCISCO June 2s, 1868.
The State Tide Land Commissioners have reserved
one hundred acres on Mission Bay for public uses
exclusive Of streets.
The Central Pacific Railroad companies have ac-
cepted the sixty acres Of tide land granted by the
Legislature for terminus in this city.
Madame Parepa-Rosa gave her first concert here
last nlglit To very large audience with great
cess. Her singing excited great enthusiasm.
AT the investigation OF the Chinese companies here
forty-three girls imported for vile purposes the
China have been arrested and will be returned to
Clina or apprenticed .ere TO respectable families.
Tue Democratic primary election in San Francisco
was held Under the law which throws around the
primaries the restrictions OF an ordinary election and
an attempt to seize the ballot box In one ward was
frustrated by the police and one man arrested for
Illegal voting.
The Union state Central Committee has called q
State Convention for August to nominate Presiden-
tial electors. The primaries are to be held under
fhe primary election laws, and all are to participate
who pledge themselves to support Grant and Cofax.
Hong Kong papers received by the China contain
several columns OF European news, received there
wa san francisco In advance OF the English steam
ers.
since the passage of the Subsidy act by the Ha-
waiian Legislature 1t Is expected that a second
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

l~>s---~"~-e~. ..>~,----~-,,'~-~
FRANKFORT BotRsE.-FRANgroRr. June u.s.
United States bonds quoted to-day at 773s for the
issue OF 1s62
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP June 2s.-
Petroleum Is quoted at 46is a AZ francs for stand
ard white.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SouTu .MPToN, June 2s.-The steamship Germania,
Captain Schwensen. which left New YORK on the l6tn
of June arrived at this port shortly after noon yes
terlav and subsequently sailed for Hamburg. The
steamship weser Captain Wenke. which leit New
York on The 18th inst has arrived at this port ana
after transferring her London passengers and regh'
will sail for Bremen.
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FRANCE.

Mail Line to the South Pacific.
PARIS, June %, 1868.
In the Corps Legslatif yesterday the contract
made with the General Transatlantic Steamship
Company for the transportation Of the mails to Pana
ma and Chile was approved.
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CHINA.

Ticntsin Reiievcd-CoaI aIning'-The United
states Squadron.
-, HoSG KONG, May 20, 1893.
The rebels have disappeared irom the v!cinitX OF
Ticntsin.
The United States steamer shenandoah returned
TO Sheefoo on the 10Th from Corea.
The American stern wheel steamer J. A. Tung, OF
1o7 tcns sunk on the way over to Japan, while In
tow OF the Thieloong. No lives were lost.
Recently discovered coal mines are soon TO be
Opened aud worked by the Chinese.
The United States steamer Psca.aqua the flagship
OF the Asatic squadron Admiral Rowan, arrived on
the 18th inst.
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HONOLULU, June Is, I
VIA SAN FRANCISCO, June 21, 1858.
The bin granting subsidy VI $4,000 year to a
steam line between the Islands and San Francisco
passed the Assembly by majority Of six. The King
and Cabinet assisted In lobbying the ball through
The ministers attempted to muzzle the commercial
Advertiser, but made miserable failure. The pub
Usher Of the Advertiser has been serenaded. An
article In favor OF annexation, published In the Ad-
CeSe Is said to be the cause OF the demonstration
RumOr says that the King has said II the United
States government troubles his government he will
hoist the British nag and claim Its protection.
Japanese laborers are to be imported to work the
sugar estates.
A petition Is before the Assembly to impeach the
Of law.
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fHF FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
advise their customers and the public - axe nc ~
manfes,ocs of the WAeeef Wilson Manu-
featuring Company, the Grover Baker Sewing Machine
Company and the Singer Manufscurng Company relating To
matters In controversy between said c1mparss ana e ro
Company. The Florence sewing Machine Company
deuy that sewing machine made Or sold ~ tne inrnre
any p.teut right owned bv the above narnef,
and, while they respect The rights Of rival manactrcr
they viii defend their against nffn gers tneu parents
and beers OF their businrs The courts anl no,
must settle cortr1veried ques'ons ana the
Forenre omr Il aoundlny responsible for ts liabilities
~ every aescrtpli3n WILLIAM y. HALE, President
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Bntchc!or's yFnir Dye.-The Best I'm the
world only perfect Dye, harmless reliable, insant4
necus Factory IA Bond street.
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Exports to the United States from shanghae from
June 1867, TO date, 9o7 bales.
Marine Report.
sBANGHAE. Nav 26.-The ship Lavistoek sailed for
New York, on the 18th ult., with 650000 pounds Of
tea The total supply during the season was IL 600
rounds against Ia ESQ 900 pounds the year before.
Ten clippers have peen LAID on berth for London
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TEXAS.

The RecOnstructiOn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON
the Proposed Division Of the State.
r+-''t AUSTIN, June %, 1863
The question Of the division Of the State came up
in the Convention to-day. DR.. Smith endeavored to
have the boundaries so changed that Galveston
would get the entire control OF the harbor For this
purpose it is proposed to run line due south from
the mouth OF Trpty river to the Gulf. The eastern
members fought II vigorously.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following is re-
cord OF the temperature for the past twentyfour
hours as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy 2l8 RrQadXaY HERALD Bullding:=
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A.--Phnlon,s ssPRphian SOapo Possesses tho
same properties the "Paphian Lotion" 25 cent? cake
II will not chap the skim is invaluable for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY.
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A.-Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder.

cocroaches feas bugs and every kind Of insect vermn
killed BY this remarkable powder II IL not poison
ous certain 10 do Its work single 20 cent hask has
killed
A Peek OF Cockroaches.
Re sure you get Lyons the original and only true In
sect Destroylng Powder. Beware OF limitations See sigma
ure Of Lyon the Task Depot Il Park row, New York
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Bathing Dresses FOR ladies and Genticmeu.-
UNION ADAMS. 537 Broadway.
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A.-Calf Sewcd Gniters, SJ; Box Toes, 10 :
Calf Oxford Box Toes, ~ 20. LORIN BROOKS SONS,
43i Broadway, corner of Howard street.
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Why Is N Lady Who Uses Pialon's Pnphian
LOTION, for the complexion, like superb clock Because
sho Ia "a sfrikn beau
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Paid IN Gold.
Information furnished The highest rates paid Tor poaooons
and all kinds Of Gold and Silver a. ,r,-.-... - .
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Baiiou,s French Yoke shirts, Ready Made
order. wholesale and retail Removed from sU3 10
6si Broadway.
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A.-PhnIon,s "Puphian Lotiopv Removes
FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM ERYsIP-
IAS
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Pamphlets, Inv Reports, &C., Executed
with nesness qcsness and despatch ,wen,yhTe nr cent
cheaper than other printing establishment ~ tne ci,y
al Tie METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENr "a Nassau street
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Iioyd's 81 10000 Revolving Double Maps
whoeSsie asenis wanted State and country for
tune oren smart er. See Business Opportunities, 10
tav's Herald.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

subsidy 20 a Steamship Line to San Fran
cisco-The King Threatens TO Claim British
Protection II the United States Troubles
Hin, ...lst. ~ mn u
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Nestpes-, Economy and Despatch Combined
OF orders Metropolitan Joo ffintng rstso-
,ehmeni, " Nassau street.