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NEW JERSEY.
Hudson City.

Hudson City.
SUICIDE BY STRASaULArIos.-About one O'Clock
yesterday morning q young man named Frederick
Rehm was found dead at hrs residence In Cedar
street. His father Charles, who Is q musician, was
returning home at the above named hour and, find.
Ing all the doors and windows b0ted firmly, he
forced an entrance and found his nc the foot OF
the bed with strap fastened TO the bedstead and
tied about his neck. Deceased was Dookkeeper In
New York and about sixteen years OF age. When
found, he must have been dead for three hours as
his mother had about nine O'Clock. discovered the
entrances OF the house Thoroughly fastened and then
repaired to the residence OF her brother. Coroner
White held an inquest yesterday evening, and the
Jury returned verdict OF suicide.
Jersey City.
SUSsTRUCK.-About nine O'Clock last evening an
unknown man was found In a senseless condition,
lying In Newark avenue. He was removed to the
police station, and although four doctors had re-
spectiye been sent Tor not one OF them came to re-
lieve the unfortunate man up to ten O'Clock. The
man had but one arm, dark hair, was dressed In
black clothes and was about forty years OF age The
cause OF his prostitution has In ali probability been
sunstr0ke.
Two MEN DROWNED WHILE BATHISG.-At four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon q man named william
Allen, thirtynve years DID, aud. his comrade, about
the same age came from New York for the purpose
Of having bath. They proceeded to Gregorys land
ing and then swan In the river for time, when
suddenly the two men simultaneously expired.
Allen n0ated on the surface. but his friend instantly
was taken out instantly, but life. was found to be
extinct He was foreman In q carpet factory In
Blocker street, New York. and leaves o wife and
family In Ireland. The general belief Is that the men
were sunstruck in the water Coroner white Will
hold an inquest this evening.
Newark.
PROBABLE SUICIDE ny DRowNINe.-The body OF
an unknown man, apparently Of middle age and in
forward state Of decomposition, was discovered
noatng in the river near the Centre street bridge
yesterday afternoon. No marks OF violence were
found, but In the pockets of his coat was found a
large quantity OF lead pipe In smaV pieces, which
renders IL highly probable that the Unfortunate man
committed suicide.
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GEORGIA..

Assembling or the Legislature as Atlanta.
ATLANTA, July s. 1893.
BY order of General Meade and the proclamation
of the Governor elect the senate assembled at the
City Hall at twelve N. yesterday, and was called to
order by Governor Bullock, who ascended the stand
accompanied by General Meade, Judge Erskine and
J. X. PARROT.
General Meade's order, the proclamation OF tho
Governor elect and the Omnibus bill were read.
The roll was called, o. A. Bradley tnegrol heading
the list. The osths were administered by Judge
Erskine.
BENJAMIN Comfy. Of Augusta, was elected Presl.
dent OF the Senate, and A. z. Marshall. OF Atlanta.
Secretary.
After the organization OF the Senate the Governor
elect accompanied by General Meade, Judge Erskine
and Parrot, proceeded TO the Hall OF Representa-
tives, where the same routine was gone through
with.
r. 9. Mcwhorten, Of Greene county, was chosen
Speaker OF the House.
The House adjourned TIL Monday No message
was received from the Governor.
The city was crowded with strangers and the day
passed on quietly.
The testimony Of the prosecution In the case OF the
Columbus prisoners was closed to-day.
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FRANCE.

The Budget Debate-The Army n Pledge Of
Peace-German Nationality Accepted.
PARIS July 6, 1858.
In the Corps Legslatif yesterday the discussion OF
the budget was continued by M. Jules Favre. He
said France and the neighbOring Powers desired
peace, and the government of the Emperor must de-
eide whether its policy should be for peace or
Minister Rouher replied that on this financial ques-
ton the attack OF the opposition which he character
tied as attempt against the empire, was weak and
worthy only OF scOrn. strong army, he declared.
was pledge of peace. BY her acts France would
preserve peace and independence. But all nations
must ever be prepared for the contingency of war.
France had no hidden designs but she could not
consent to disarmament, for no confidence could
be placed In the fraternity OF nations.
N. Rouher, in subsequent speech, closing the de-
bate, said the Emperor's government accepted the
tdea of German unity and recognized the rights OF
nationalities. The only possible for France was
lone In defence Of her territory her honor her in
duence.
1t Ia reported that furloughs are be granted to
all the rank and file OF the Fifth corps darmee.
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HAYTi.

Tho Siege Of Port au Prince COMMUNICATION.
Inc Commenced In the City-A Hayden War
Ship Joins the Insurgents.
HAVANA, July 4, 1858.
AT the last advices received from Hayti the siege
OF Port au Prince continued. The revohtionists
numbered six thousand, while the force OF salnave
was reduced to i've hundred men, and famine had
already commenced In the oity The Haytien war ship
had sent out detachments from the besieging force
70 attack eonaives and Cape Haytien, which were
au Prince were Of daily occurrence. General Hector
TOOK possession OF Pettonyille where he was re-
cesved with scclamations Of joy By the people.
was failure. A combined attack on Port au Prince
was expected to take place within week.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Observation-Disclosures Of SIX More
senaf0rs-Inaugural Of Governor Holden.
RALEIGH, July s, 1858.
Both houses OF the Legislature met.
In the Senate six Of the barred members were ad-
mitted-Messrs. Love, Wilson. Richardson, Purdie,
Barnes and Moone.
In the House resolution was introduced by
Colonel Sinclair to inquire into rumors Affecting the
conduct OF Hon. z. W. Jones, one OF the new
judges.
Both houses appeared on the platform to hear the
inaugural Of Governor Holden. II was q lengthy
address.
Judge Reed also delivered an address,
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VIRGINIA..

The Presidential Question In the SOuth-Pr0s-
pect of Negroes Voting the Democratic
Ticket If Chase il NOminated-Letters from
tho Chief Justice to Friends In Richmond.
RICHMOND, July s, 1868.
Within the past few days developments have gone
to show that in the States admitted by the On
nibus bill large negro democratic vote will be cast
for Chase should he receive the New York nomina-
tion In all OF these States and those not yet admit
ted on negro constitutions the negro vote, through
the influence Of the Freedmen's Bureau, has been
committed to Grant, but a revolution of opinion
has occurred among the newly enfranchised
that seriously threatens the safety Of the radical
party. All Of the people that have spoken to have
expressed themselves in favor of Chase and the
only fear seems to be that some other may through
party pride, be the nominee OF the Convention.
The hope of the Southern people Is that Chase will
be the nominee and this Is the hope OF defeating
radcalism, restoring the Union with the rights Of all
the States intact and equal and the
tablishment OF o sound financial system. Such
l ind to be the policy, on the ground of
expediency Of the whole Southern people, In lettere
to friends here, the Chief Justice himself asserts
substance that the New York Convention Is organ
lied for the purpose OF redeemng constitutional
freedom regardless Of the interests or ambition OF
individuals. With noble magnanimity he seems
willing to place his upon the altar of his
country but II his country does not make him its
nag bearer, the opinion OF the majority in this Sec
ton is that the nag win not represent the great
principles Of which 1t was originally the emblem.
Movements Of Secretary Wellcs and Party.
FORTRESS MONROE, July s. 1858.
The United States steamer Ascuting arrived here
at nine O'Clock last evening, with Secretary weles,
Commod ore Jenkins and other distinguished per-
sons on board. The party passed into the fort to
witness the display Of fireworks.
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BRITISH ANTILLES.

Proposed Annexation.of Nevis Island to the
Jurisdiction Of Sc. Kits.
HAVANA, July s, 1868.
The reason assigned for the insult to Captain
Mackenzie Lieutenant Governor Of st. tits, on his
arrival at Nevis Island, Is that he favored the bill
proposing TO annex the latter island to the urisdc.
tionOf the st. Kitts authorities.
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LOUISIANA.

The Lesislature-Proceedings In the House,
Power. Granted to the Governor.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8, 1893
The House assembled yesterday morning and took
up for the third reading and passed bill placing the
city police under the control Of the Governor; also
the bill authorizing the Governor to withhold from
deprive Of his commission any ocer elected here
tofore or hereafter whom the Governor may deem
disqualified by the fourteenth amendment or by the
state constitution, and to appoint whomsoever be
pleases TO the vacancies thus created.
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AUSTRIA.

Army Furloushs on an Extensive Scale-Reply
to the Pope.
VIENNA July s, 1868.
The Austrian government has initiated the work
of disarnng by issuing leave OF absence to thirty
Thousand men In the standing army.
The Prime Minister Baron Won Beust, has made
reply TO the recent aocution Of the Pope ON the
state OF religion In Austria. The note has not yet
been made public
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ST. THOMAS.

Arrival Of a venezuelan Ex-President-The
Raising Of the Dock Partially Abandoned.
HAVANA, July 4, 1868.
Senior Paez ex.President Of Venezuela, arrived at
st. Thomas on the Goth ult., on his way to Buenos
Ayres, his future residence.
The raising Of the dock at st. Thomas has been
partially abandoned.
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available to the adventurous pioneer from the nrst
moment OF his settlement In our Western domain
After citing several other interesting facts In con-
necton with the advantages to be obtaiued from the
extension OF geological explorations to other por-
concludes by suggesting that the sum Of $4,000
might be advantageously expended for the object
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JAMAICA.

Destructive Floods In the Island.
HAVANA, July A. 1858.
Floods have lately taken place in Jamaica, which
have been very destructive to the roads houses and
crops, and several lives are reported to have been
lost.
Sugar grinding on the estates in the interior had
been finished.
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ST. DOMINGO.

Preciamation Of Outlawsy BY Baex.
HAVANA, July 4, 1858.
President Baez, Of st. Domingo, has issued proc.
lamaton declaring all persons VINO have left the
country since his arrival outlaws. The leaders Of re-
action ut Porto Plata are becoming bold and the
refugee adherents Of Cabral are returning from their
hiding places.
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ARRIVALS,



REPORTED nv the HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship City OF Baltimore (Br), LeItch, Liverpool June
aud Queenstown 25th with mdse and s84 passengers to
- Dac. June ~ lat 5l u lon 81 " w, passed Norwegian
passed brig rugged steamer, bound W.
With mails treasure and saa passengers. to the Pacific Mail
Steamship CO. June 80 lat ~ o. Ion u u.s. sgnazed steam
ship Rising star, hence for Aspinwall.
steamship Benve, Baker Havana, days hours, with
mise and sssenTer 70 Livingston Fox Co. July lat 90
NJ ION 20 W, 30 Pm. exchanged signals with schr
Weldon.
Steamship Euterpe Gates Galveston days. Key West
days " hours With mdse aud passengers TO Mallory
steamship Saratoga Alexander Richmond, &C. with mdse
ana passengers, 10 the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
pemont Gales Arroyo, PR, via New Haven. where
she discharged part cargo.
scbr Pioneer Or, Miller Cape Canso, vs. 10 days with
al 70 cranda umphrsy Co, from the wreck Of bark
sshr s.Ie q ,be Bar, Emmons, Georges Banks.
sohr vaughan, Parsons, Virginia.
sohr VI smith, Boxer, Virginia.
Scnr Wsvs Cubbsry, Virginia.
abe DISCHARGED. y
scsr ssry Ansn, c.ai, sd.ys With lumber, to GOrham
siwssoa . Cisse.
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he cholera has made It's appearance in this city.
Commercial and Marine Intelligence.

Sugar 1xs reals for aA So 10 5u q i, ds' ana
sk 10 reals for No. 10 to 20. Moiasses
sugar, eH as according to quality. Muscova.
dos dull ana nominal. Molasses, 6k Q Sk
Freights dull at 81 per box for sugar and IS 60 per
nhd DO: Bacon lec I7c per pound: shoots, -
IN tterces and 1sc 1skc. IN tins. Lum.
Der steady at former quotations.. Onions,
%. Potatoes, 81 Tallow, 12c. O 12kc. per ID.
Exchange on London, i0k 10A premium; on the
Omitted States In currency, 2ek a 30 per cent dis
count; In gold. ~ AIN discount, long sight; on
sailed to-day, steamer MORO Castle for New York.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Heated Term I'm 'Boston-Descent or q
Balloon at Winthrop.
BosroS, July 8. 1903.
This has been the third day OF the excessive heat
the thermometer ranging as high as among the
nineties The churches we're thinly attended and
every live thing Is sweltering. In the afternoon
thunder shower Of hail and rain passed near but not
over the city slightly cooling the atmosphere.
Cling's balloon Hyperion, which assembled from
Boston Common yesterday with six passengers,
landed In the evening at Winthrop after plsisant
trip.
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vENE ZUELA.

the Place.
HAVANA, July T. 1865.
10 Venezuela the revolutionists attacked Caracas
on the goth ut, at two O'Clock in the morning The
steamer which brings the news left before the result
of the assault was known. The revoluttonists made
che attack IN full force The besieged were defend
ing themselves heroicaliy, but they were entirely
outpumbored by the revolutonists,
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American Independence Day In tho South.
STUTGARD, July 8, 1868.
public banquet and ball were given by the Amer.
cans here yesterday In celebration Of independence
Day. The United States Ambassador, Mr.. Bancroft,
was present and many government onlcers and
German friends Of America took part In the fes-
ttvities.
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GERMANY.

Americas Independence Day In the North.
BERLIN, July s, 1SoS
The citizens of the United States In this city joined
by number Of their friends observed the Fourth Of
July by public dinner.
pied the chair.
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TELECRAPHIC News
F r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Fourth Of JAY Ceiesrasiss.

Fourth Of JAY Celcbrasien.
"a LONDON. July 8, lsos.
According TO time-honored custom tine Ameri'
cans In London celebrated the anniversary OF the
Declaration or Independence by giving public din
ner at Langham's Hotel
Mr.. Moran was chairman.
large number Of prominent Englishmen were
present ON the occasion. Toasts were exchanged
congrstuatory and patriotic speeches made. and the
greatest cordially prevailed.
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The Rvsnins Telegram.
The mos, popular paper In the city.
THE EVENING rEnEGRAx.
The paper for advertisers
THE EVENING rgLEoRAs.
The paper for merchants,
rue EVENING rELEaRAs.
The paper for mechanics,
THE EVENING TBLEosAlA
The paper for clerks,
THE EVENING rELEgRAH.
The paper for labOrers,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
The paper for the ladies,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
III. paper for families,
THE EVENING rEtEdRAs.
II, sspsr FOR politicians.
THE EvESrSa rELEoRAs.
The r.rer for bankers and brokers,
rue EVENING rRLEoRAn.
The pager fOr all the world.
THE EvSsISa rsLEdRAx.
II. paper for ,s. rest Of mankind.
THB KvExISa rsLBosAx.
tn. pays, With the ssa news,
THs EVENING TELEGRAM.
rss paper win the mos, news,
THE EVENING rELsasAn.
The paper with III. larse., circulation,
THR EVENING rEt.soRAA
rAs ONLY live svcsIss ns~.p.per Published,
SER EvsxlAo fsLsosAn
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SHIPPING N E VS..
~~~~>>~~-~>o~~~>->~-~--~
Almanac for Now York---This Day.
Sun rises ....... 4 80 Moon rises. eve 80
Sun sets...".. "a High water morn 0 22
PoRT Of NEW YORK, JULY s, 1868.

The once Of the Herald steam yachts at Whitehall slip.
All communications from and consgnees to the
Of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge
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A.-Calf sewed Gaiters, So. Box Toes, 90.
Calf Oxfords box toes, $4%. LORIN BROOKE SONS.
ga Broadway Howard.
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Burning Of a British vesscl-Thc Getsysburg
Gene TO Key West.

Explosion on the Spanish Steamer Carmen.
-Four Men KilIed-The Laying Of the Now
Telegraph Gable n Failure-Cholera at
Havana.
HAVANA, July 4, 1858.
While the Spanish man-ofwsr Carmen was prac-
Using or Matanzas one Of her guns exploded, and
-FOUR men were killed and eleven wounded.
The laying OF the new telegraph cable has proved
partial failure. The Narva, which payed out the
gable, arrived without accident within ten miles of
the MORO this morning. She was accom-.
panied BY the United States steamer
Gettysburg and the Spanish man-ofwar Francesca
ne Ases, the latter leading the way. The fault was
That That the Nsrvs instead Of following the spanish
strong current and was carried to the eastward OF
nhe korro. .nfteen miles from the Chorrera,
me place for landing the shore end OF
lAs Gable. end when within nftsen miles Of
ne shore all the cable on board was
paid out. The end Of the cable was fastened to
buoy. Owing 70 the depth Of the water It was found
Impossible 70 anchor the buoy, and II is drifting to
The eastward. The submerged cable viii have to be
pnderrun otherwise over fifteen miles of additional
liable will be required to connect the broken end
with the station ct the Chorrera.
All the vessels OF the cable feet have returned to
the harb0r.
The cholera has made It's appearance in this CITY.
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Boots, Shoes, Caters and slippers Of Every
variety ready made and made to order at c. G. RICH
MON0s, 67S Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Brilliant and Enormously Powerful Day and
night double Perspective Glasses for tourists opera and
rine SEMAONS Optciau 669k Broadway.
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Drug store For SaIo.-The best Location
wholesale and retail trade IN city Of 5000 inhab
In Southwestern Ohio price $4,000 Address Drug
gst care Of Y. II. Woodbridge, Newark, Ohio.
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schr Euisa, Gardner, Bangor via Hartford where she
Amelia, Elsms Roctland vi. F.a River. where sh.
schr k.Sr.. Cos.us Bangor stoulns.on, ~hsr. .h.
Schr Curtis, Robertson, Calais, days, with lumber
schr wm Glenn, Besrse, Portland for Port Monmouth.
schr Pioneer Northup Boston, wish stone, to Lewis
sssI SSa se fsss F:sYs..s
sSsr S Ss.:a Ass Hs s.oSa,o
se sS as ssn adof 1ds%s, r P1s!ldsnss ''
@ 3 sss'
@ .6s for
s sssr dss s s:i Bsss1 ~
ssSr Esgpsh:snSsi, wiisoa, Derby for Phiisdsiphi..
ssr f.. ts. PRSa d. foa
sShr D Jarraid. Campbell, New Haven for New Bruins
scSr Little David, Blair, New Haven for Port Johnston
SornSs Light ireland, New Haven for philsd.pAs
si Hiz :1.s o siH
The following vessels Saturday, but recev
Cd too late for publication In issue Of Sunday morning
with mdss and p.:senssrs q samuel Stevens.
% 's
sn !ss *sss sj
Se.erS June 80 sIs aSU Quantity
Bark Eda (NG. Won Alden, Bremen, 81 days. in ballast.
with 2 passengers, to Hermann Koop Co. Had strong
westerly winds most of the passage date OF Nantucket
saw brig Chevot, bound west.
Has
and Gains the entire passage.
Brig Randolph Mason (Br) Eidrdge Arecebo Pr II days.
with sugar and moasses to Morrison Phillips Has been
days north of Haeras with light winds and Gains July
lat 30 lon 20 TO- spoke schr Julia hence for Trinidad
Schr Tampico (of Newark ND, Lumbard, Matamoras 30
days. with hides &C. to Brgere Thebaud Has had light
southery winds the entire passage and been north Of
Hateraa.
Schr Belle, Cubberly, Virginia.
Schr Lizzie Cranmer Virginia.
Schr Tlbbits, Shaw, Virginia.
Schr q ii Hoyt, Crammer, Virginia.
schr Honest Abe McCary, Bridgeport (Ct) for Phlade
phia.
The ship Charlotte MOI arrived 3D. from Bremen, is
signed to Hennngs Goslng Had light westerly winds the
entire PASSAGE from lat as to and Ion As to So
Quantities OF cebergs had birth and death the
passage.
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DIR. X. n. Foote, Author or "Medlcal Con.
Sense may consulted in or by letter at HE
100 Of East Twenty eighth
street once hours from 10 A. NJ. till NJ Consultations
free
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
to attend meetings printed In the neatest Posabe manner
hours notice. and twenty-five cont loss than Of any
other similar In city, n the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 81 Nassau street.
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Electricity Applied In all Its variosc Forms
OF and chronic dis
ease by Dr. CHAMBERLAIN. No. West Fourteenth street.
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Knox's Summer Styles 81 Hats are De-
.%s s,e ess are saSSsa a. III Bosswsy 10 sss
variety. Az usual, knox lsads IN style.
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Established In 1SOO.-The Mctropolitan JOB
Printing Establishment, " Nassau street
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A.-Lyon's Magnets Insect Powders.

II kills instantly.
Cockoaches 6eAs bugs and kind Of inject vermtA
killed by able powder. II 10 not poison
Qua but certain lis work single D. dask has
killed
A Peck of Cockroachea.
Be Lyons. II 10 the original snd only tyre In
Destroying Powder Beware of limitations. SeeHgna
ure Of Lyon the Depot Il Prk row. New York
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For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton 90 10 tho Metropolitan JOB Printing Esabshmsn
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Why II Phul0n's "Pnphian Loti0n0 Lifso .
fire escape? Because those who resort 10 will DO
injured BY the burning beams.
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Cristad0ro's Hair Dye.-The Best Eve!
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied 81 No.
Astor House.
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch ComhineA
the execution OF orders Metropolitan job Printing ksisb-
ishmsni. 81 Nassau street.
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A.-PhalOn's ssPaphian Soap Possesses the
same properties as the Paphan Lotion" % cake
will not chap skin; 10 invaluable for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY.
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For Moth Patches, Frecklcs and Tan ON th9
Face, PERRY'5 MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION"
Sold BY druggists everywhere.
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Lung Complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma, Gcf
are speedily relieved IN time cures
BY JAYNE's ExPECTORAkr. You Will ind 10 Il ss~s
certain remedy coughs and colds Sold everywhere
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A.-Phal0n's /" Paphian I.Otlon0 Removes
| FRECKLES, PIMPLES TAN, SALT RHEUh, ERYSlP-
AZ.
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Common Sense.
"Baitimore Leader"