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FRANCE.

Tranquility of Paris-Heayy Sentence on an
Observation-Disclosures md Loss OF Life in
the Mining Districts.
PARIS, June IL, 1862
The city is entirely tranquil and no fears are now
apprehended Of further disorder
The manager Of lie Roppel newspaper recently
started in the interest of the antdynasty party has
been sentenced to four months imprisonment Tor
melting contempt of the government. The editor Of
the paper was sentenced to six months imprison-
ment and to pay fine of 3,00Of, and each printer IN
the establishment was sentenced to one months i'm
prisonment and to pay fine Of 1,OO0f
very formidable collision occurred yesterday at
St. Etenne, among the coal miners on the one hand,
and the national troops on the other, whereby several
lives were lost The miners made an attempt to res
cue some prisoners held by the military. Firearms
were used on both sides, but the rioters were at
length dispersed after seven of their number had
been killed and many injured Five Of the soldiers
were badly wounded At the last accounts order
had been restored.
Weekly Statement of the Bank Of France.
PARIS, June II. 1869.
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF France pub
lished to-day, shows that the amount OF specie In
vault has decreased 8, 700 oO0f. since last week.
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AQUATIC.

The CharIestown RegaIta-Tbe FOur-Oared
Race Won by the Harvard International
Crew.
BOSTON, June H. 1862
At the Charestown city regatta this afternoon the
single scu race OF two mics was won by waiter
Brown in seventeen minutes and fourteen seconds.
Thomas DOYLE, IT., being second In seventeen
minutes and thirty EIGHT seconds.
The four-oared race was won by the Harvard In
ternational crew, without coxswaiit In twenty
eight minutes and TWENTY-FIVE seconds; distance,
four miles. The Roahr crew, which defeated them
on Tuesday Charles river, being second In 29:04.
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GERMANY.
Reception Festivities mt Bremen.

Reception Festivities mt Bremen.
BREMEN, June II, 1869.
King william to-day opened the new naval port at
Happens, at the mouth OF the Jahde river. He made
o speech, In which he returned thanks to the pro.
motors Of the enterprise. He said although the
late King commenced this work political circum-
stances subsequently interfered with the establish
ment Of o German port here But Providence had
now permitted him to accomplish what his brother
began. He would look with cheerful confidence for
the development in the future Of the young German
navy.n
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UROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoSDoN, June 17-4:30
r. M.-Consos closed at 92is for money and 92S for
the account. United states nve-twenties, sos. Ere
Railway shares, ~. Illinois Centrals, g5A.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARrs. June 1.-THE Bourse Is
steady. Rentes, 20 francs rs centimes
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LrvERPoor, June
11-4:30 r. M.-The market closed active. Middling
1890. The sales OF the day have been is 900 bales
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr.-HAvRE, June 17.-Low
middlings anoat, 140l "a. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-IONDoN. June H.
sugar, 40s per cwt. for No. IL Dutch Standard Cal
cutta nseed, COS. cd.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-AyTwRRP June 17.-Pe-
troleum, 46taL for standard white.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD oil the present week, now
ready contains the very latest European news
by the Cable up to the hour Of publication; also
Telegraphic Dispatches from Cuba Mexico and other
Points. 1t also contains the Current News Of the
Week; the Fashions; Ausements; Faceti9; Foreign
Intelligence Sporting; Religious and Literary In
teugence; Washington News Obituary Notices;
Editorial Articles on the prominent topics OF the
day: Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cat
tie, Horse, Dry Goods ana Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence and accounts
of all the important and interesting events of the
week.
TERMs:-Singe subscription, 81; Three copies, s.;
Five copies SIS; Ten copies. SIS; Single copies five
cents each limited number of advertisements IN
serted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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INDIANA.

Destruction Of the Ben Franklin Printing
Once in Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, June II, 1869.
The Ben Franklin printing ofiice was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss on the building and ma
chInery $4,000 Insurance $12, $780, in the following
companies Manhattan, OF New York, $1,000; Etna,
of Hartford, and Home, Of New York, $4,000 each;
and balance in local companies.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL AccIDRNT.-Richard Mudermea, an en-
gneer, while ct work on pier No. As North river,
yesterday, hosting, was fatally Injured by the ma
chlnery ana conveyed to Bellevue Hospital.
PoLiCsMAN's NOSE SEVERELY BrTrEs-At 1880
this morning while oflcer ODonnell, of the Twenty.
third precinct, was taking prisoner TO the station
house, he was attacked by a gang OF roupbs In
Eighty-fourth stredt who bit his nose severely
The prisoner "a well as the attacking party made
good their escape.
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TURKEY.


Dimcuity between Turkey and Egypt.
LONDON, June IL, 1869.
kilograms from Constantinople state that the
Porte protests against the power assumed by the
Pacha Of Egypt to issue invitations to crowned
heads for the opening OF the Suez Canal. Such inv
tations, 1t is maintained, should only emanate from
the sultan as the suzerdin OF the Pacha.
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Arrival and Reception a. Springfield.

SfRINGFIELD. Mass, June II, 1863
President Grant accompanied by delegation Of
the city government arrived in this city from wor-
cester this evening, and received with sautes.
He was introduced TO the citizens by Mayor VIM
chester from the balcony OF the Massasot House.
The President made brief address, and soon after
left in the train for New York.
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HORSE CAR ACCIDENTAL ten p. NJ last night
George Weller three years OF age residing at No.
227 stanton street, while getting or the front plat
form OF car OF the Broadway and Forty. second
street line FELL the car passing over his left leg, be-
low the Knee, crushing II badly. lie was removed
to Bellevue Hospital.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Master James A. Chesey and Ensign E. ii. @.
Lentze have been ordered TO the receiving ship YER
mont.
Masters c. B. Dill has been detached from the OHIO
and VIM. J. Moore from the vandaia, AMI Ensisns
Charles Beknap and Uriel Sebree from the Vermo nt
and Fernando p. Gilmore from the New Hampshire,
and ordered to duty in the Pacific feet.
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ing Establishment having made extensive
additions TO its "material," In the shape
OF Presses, Tyre, Sc., &C., Ia now prepared
to execute orders with unusual rapidtv.
Its patrons and the public know full well
its style of work and Its moderate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving de-
partment has been considerably enlarged
TO meet the demands OF the public. and
we beg TO offer to our patrons our en-
larged facilities for such orders a. thew
may see ut 70 give, feeling assured tina,
our prices will compare favorabiy with
any other work OF the kind Posters,
Circulars, Cards. Pamphlets Of every de-
scription, Law Printing, &c., &c. Plain
and coior work. Wood Engraving done
at short notice and at very low price.
" Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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MEXICO.

Dinner "a Minister Recommendations Nelson
Denounced by the Mexican Press-The Revo-
luton In lueretarO Gaining GrOund-Distur-
Dances in Zaeatecas, Sonora and san Luis
POtOsi.
HAVANA June IT. 1859.
The steamer France from Vera Cruz. arrived,
and brings dates OF the 18th inst. from the city OF
Mexico
The citizens OF the United States in the capital
gave dinner on the 5th to Minister Rosecrans.
Mexican journal calls Mr.. Nelson, the new
American Minister, ferocious man. sent by Presi-
dent Grant 10 create trouble III the country. Mr..
Nelson mad arrived at Vera Cruz
The Project OF Acapulco had been killed by an
assassin.
The revolution in Queretaro continued and appear
ed to gain strength The government despatched
OF the legally constituted Governor. The people and
state troops support the late Governor, VINO was de-
posed.
Another revolution was reported IN Zacatecas
General Negrete was organizing movement at
Toluca.
The State authorities at Sonora had expelled the
federal officials and shipped them TO Mazallan;
General Orange had pronounced against the ma
uonal government at san LUIS POt0si.
General Fernandez Ortega, the candidate OF the
party In opposition to the Juarez administration,
was elected Governor OF Puebla.
The New Minister and Claims Commissioner
Landing Of RevOlutionists at San Bias.
HAVANA. June H. 1882
Senior Mariscal and Commissioner Gomez leave
Mexico city for Washington in July.
General Vega has returned from California and
landed at San Bias with arms and munitions OF war;
lie was received with acclamations by the people,
and at last accounts had 1000 men at Santiago. IL
The rebel chief BelanZOs had been captured.
Limenton had been released.
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A.-Drnb Beavers and Cassimeres Of va.
decidedly the ton this for full Dress
vie with ESPENSCHEID, OF No. lle Nassau
the recherche finish and air dtngue with which
these beautiful articles from his hands. The Who
Hat by all Of taste during the summer sea-
son. The credit bringing about this change In public senti-
men Is due to Mr. Espenscheid TO whose skill and genius
the hatmakng fraternity indebted for various other I'M
proyements made during the past twenty live years.
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A.--Snve 25 per cent by Purchasing your Sil-
direct from the manufacturers, FORD TUPPEK
S7 and 769 Broadway of Tenth street.
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SAN FRANCISCO INCoMEs.-The list OF incomes OF
san Francisco district for last year shows four names
put down Tor $lO0,00O and over. These are--Claus
spreckes, s1l3,s33; Michael Reese. 500, l20 H.
Miller. 500 III; A. Hayward, 100000. Tnere are
some go whose incomes exceed $4,000.
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Advertisements for the New York Hcrais
RECEIVED AT THE
BROOKLYN OFFICE FL, E., uSTIL * UGL0GH r. n.
AT 8 O'CLOCK A. W.,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
1i5 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
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1t is clear that the people of this country,
and particularly those in the West and rural
districts, show a marked preference for the
greenback currency over that of the national
banks. They make positive distinction be-
tween the two in their business transactions,
and the time is approaching, evidently, when
the legal tender will be at premium over the
bank note. This arises, in measure, from
locking up, according to law, twenty-five per
cent of legal tenders as a reserve of the
tions at this money centre to make the legal
tender currency scarce, and thereby to profit
by such a state of things But after all the
people like the government money-the green
'backs-best. There is not farmer in the
country, when he puts away money in his
stocking, that does not take the legal tenders in
preference to national bank notes. This is
natural, for he knows that the former are
based directly on the credit Of the govern
ment and are as safe rs the government ITSELF
while he does not take the trouble or care to
inquire how far the government may be re-
epOnSiDle IOr the clrculatOn OF THESE prlVate
corporations. That is an open question the
solution Of which may depend upon circum-
stances; but there is no doubt as to the green
backs. Thus we begin to see the evil of two
kinds Of currency, and the prospect is that the
Aegal tenders will be more and more locked up
by combinations of spectators and boarded
by individuals, and in this way be made
ecarcer than ever. This system is complicated
and leads to speculations, to fluctuations In
the money market, to the benefit of great
capitalists and to the oppression Of business
men and the poor. We want uniform cur
rency--the legal tender currency-in which
the people will have confidence, and from
which the government will derive-instead of
private corporations profits Of a national
circulation. II is evident that something will
have to be done by Congress to place the cur
.rency Of the country on firm and satisfactory
basis. The present mixed system was only
experimental and has proved failure. We
are just drifting along under IL. There is no
element of permanency in IT, The remedy is
simple one-the substitution of legal tenders
for national bank notes. We hope Congress,
as soon 40 II assemblies, will apply this rem edy
and give unity and stability to our currency
system.
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EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS.
Wholesale and retail depot,
80 maiden lane, New York.
Laboratory, Jersey City, n. J.
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SOMMERNACRT,S FEST.

The Liederkranz Festival nj Lion Park.
The LlederkranZ was, IL may well be said, more
than usually fortunate in selecting yesterday evening
for their first nights festival OF the present
year. The sky was clear and sarlit, but few clouds
obstructing the twnkng jets Of the starry heavens
rom reaching this snblunary spot. The air was ex-
ceedngly pleasant, neither too cool nor too warm,
the temperature being as II it had been specially
gulated with the aid of a thermometer, In view Of
increasing the peasurable enjoyment of the society
and Its guests. And best Of all, there was not a
specK Of the moon to be seen-that satrap
Of the earth, which, by Its sivery rays would have
lessened the beautiful effect OF the illumination
OF the grounds ana the buildings, and might have
bleached the light from the garlands OF Chinese Ian
terms which almost covered the extensive grounds
of Kaphs Lion Park, on 10th street and Ninth ave-
And the effect Of all these was indeed grand.
From the Eighth avenue and from the hills OF the
northern end Of the Park, the Belvidere and man.
moth balcony facing east shone out In the bright
ness OF day beautifully-one is almost tempted to
say "embrodered"-iu all the colors Of the rainbow
Flags and banners, gently waited on the light breeze
gave points ddppu to the view from distance
And the crowd Every available space was filled
by rejoicing and joyful humanity. In the Bevidere,
where Bernstein's orchestra discoursed dancing
music and the yong and, Tor that matter, g0odly
number also OF the old people failed not to avail them
selves and 'tripped the light fantastic toe" 20 the
delight OF all the number present was immense.
Seldom has there been festival either OF the Lie.
derkranz any other equally prominent and pop
uar society," at this place or anywhere else, which
Grew together such multitude OF the creme
de Ia creme Of the German population and
of those circles Of our American society
whose knowledge OF lie and LIES best pleasures
induces them TO seek recreation among those who
best understand how to arrange for them. As late
as between eleven O'Clock and midnight carriages
continued to arrive bringing new and astonlshed
guests-astonished at the general radian OF the
place IN point Of decoration and the (perhaps unex-
pected) beauty and fashion so apparent and which
gave such increased interest to the festival.
The arrangements everything that could be
desired under the direction OF Messrs. 7. Classen,
Pm. Kompn aud G.. Titus, the committee. The
handsome decorations OF the place were furnished
by Mir. Theodore Guensel.
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A.-Itaiian Lotion for the Compile iOn Pre-.
vents Sunburn, Freckes and Pimples For sale by DR.
ZACHARIE, $50 Broadway, and all first class druggsts
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NEW YORK COURT oF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June H. 1869.
The following Is the day calendar OF the Court OF
Appeals for June 1s:Nos. l3. 10, II, 49, 49, 49, "a 2
%, 80, 81, 80, 80, Al, a.
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Dnvid's Summer Styles Of Gentle mems Drnb
Beavers, Panamas and Straw Hats 2eaT Broadway near
Duane
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Montana Cordial.-No More Dyspepsia. To
w N">'' 's'''' " H. A. cHALvIY, 1871 Fulton street.
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Weekly Statement of the Bank of England.
LONDON, June II, 1869.
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF England is
made public to-day. 1t shows an increase Of the
amount Of bullion in vault Of f523OOO sterling since
last week
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The undersigned has received by late arrivals on c9ngn
men the most celebrated breeders In Europe
dark Brahmas buff and white Cochns, Poands, Hsmburgs
Houdans Sultans Bantams, &c &c Address
d. f. CAN'T Secretary New York State Poultry Society,
bIx $50 Post Office
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Fireworks.

Established in 1SOO-The Metropoiitan. job
Printing Establishment ~ Nassau street.
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Mrs. VI. q. Browns Celebrated Poor Rich-
ards Eye Water. Sold BY Druggists.
NoKEssoN 4 ROBBINS, Wholesale Agents
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton to the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment
Ma usfreef
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A.-FOggan's Genuine OrOide Gold Watches,
So Sl2 BIS $40 each Sent o. ID. 70 Nassau street.
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CristedorO's UnrivnIicd Hair Dye.-SOld
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No Asor House.
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For Rats. Reaches, Ants, Use 'sCostar's'' Ex:
teminators-LIud for bed bugs, Powder for insects All
druggists sell g. ST. 50 sizes at factory Is Howard street.
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A.-Ladies' Faces Enamelled; also the Pre-:
paraton for sale, with instructions by NJ LAUssoN 10Y
Broadway.
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Barker's Hirsutus Will Positively Cause
Hair TO grow and prevent from falling cut. Sold every
where. Depot, go Broadway.
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A.-Summer Styles Gents Hats In Greas
variety Panama and Straw Hats for the million.
BURKE, l25 Fulton street.
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All Sizes Flags on Hand, at Manufacturers
prices HoJER a GRAHAM.
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Death Of nm Eminent Physician Of AIbany-The
Statc sabbath School Convention.

ALBANY, June IL, 1869.
DR.. Marsh, who died here this morning. was one
OF the orlgnators and founders OF the Albany Med-
cal College and the City Hospital, and to them he
made most valuable requests. To the former he
gave his pathological museum. the most extensive
ana valuable in this country. Flags are at half mast
token OF the sorrow OF the city at his DEATH
AT the session OF the sabbath School Convention
TO-DAY the temperance question, the Importance OF
teaching infants spirituality In sunday schools
and number Of other kindred subjects
were discussed. series OF resolutions were
adopted, OF which recommended the
holding Of sunday school institutes In every county
and town OF the State. The Nominating Committee
reported In favor OF but one standing committee. to
be known the Executive Committee, as follows
Andrew A. Smith, chairman; Charles p Harth, J.
NJ. French, George Dawson, A. ID. Matthews, c. Q.
Wilder. Albert Woodruff, A. II. Graves and o. J.
Johnson: also for State Secretary Edwin T. Hunt
ington OF Rochester for Statistical Secretary, H. H.
Boone, OF Albany. The report was adopted. list
Of county secretaries was appointed and recess
taken till this evening, when number OF addresses
w
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summer Nights Festival of the NIontcaore
Benevolent Union.


The Monfefore Benevolent Union last evening
held summer Nights Festival at the Central Park
Garden the proceeds Of which Will be devoted to its
charitable fund. The members and their friends
turned out in great strength, and the assemblage
was most select and yet jovial one. Music was
furnished bv Theo Thomas well known orchestra
and II Is needless to say that the performances
OF a most excellent character The utmost good
feeling prevailed all through the festivities which
were Kept up with great zest until the small hours
were well upon the happy throng. The Montenore
Union has reason for double congratulations, both
az the pleasantness OF the festival and the solid
addition which Its proceeds made to Its charitable
fund.
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French Jewelrv, Just Received.-Ncw and
elegant styles OF
EARRINGS AND PINS,
LOCKETS. NECKLACES,
BRACELETS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, &C.
For sale by GEO. G. ALLEN sos, importers. No. LIB
BroAfway. between Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth
streets, and by GEO. c. ALLEN, No. cas- Broadway, one
below Canal street.
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Political Tranquility.
LONDON, June H. 1869.
The political news to-day is unimportant.
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NEW YORK.

Diocesan Convention Of Central New York.
UTICA, June IL, 1869.
The Diocesan Convention OF Central New York is
still in session In this city, Yesterday afternoon was
occupied in hearing the address OF Bishop Hunting
ton and IN receiving reports Of committees. The
standing committee OF last year is reelected fol.
lows:-Rev Morgan Hills, Rev. s. Ii. Coke, Rev. J.
NJ. Clark, ID. d.; Rev. John Brainard, and Messrs.
Charles Andrews, ID. o. Salmon, +. W. Hubbard and
w. X. Osborne. The committee on increasing the
Episcopate fund to SEQ, 900, reported $4,000 sub.
scrbed; $4,000 received from the Old diocese OF
Western New YORK; $4,000 remains to be raised.
The JOINT Epscopate fund Is still in the hands OF the
diocese OF Western New York. The trustees OF this
diocese Will receive $4,000 when the division Is
made. Bishop Huntington held reception at the
house CT senator Conkling last evening.
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ITALY.

prorogation Of Parliament.
FLORENCE, June IL, 1869.
Parliament was prorogued to-day by the King.
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Preservnfrice, nm InfalIibIe Preventive for
all private Male and female packages ~ and So
Sold By G. WELLS CO. l92 Fulton 81, and all druggsts.
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Persons Wishing to Subscribe for the Herald
WILL BE SERVED At AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS At THE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
NEW YORK HERALD, las FULTON STREET, BROOK
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A Card.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
Be Sure and Call for

"MRs. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac smie of Curtis & Perkins the out
side wrapper All others are base limitations.
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McLaushlin,s Perfect Fitting Shirts. 213
Greenwich street Established 1880 All orders guaranteed.