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ShiIRRINQ.

NEM FOR LIVERPOOL N
- 70 - QUEENSTOWN. Inrnan Line OF
49, Nkcl4 Steamers are appointed to sail ae
WI fsE1tG lows
City Of London, saturday, July "a, at p. NJ.
tty of Baltimore via Halifax, Tuesday, July "a at
CITY Of Brooklyn, Saturday, July 81 at II A. "A,
City Of Washington, Saturday August z, at 7. NJ.
City of Cork Halif9x Tuesday, August 10, at II
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tue
''''' ' ' RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY THE MAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY BAT URDA "a
Payable in Gold. Payable in OarrencX
FIRST CABIN. ..........Sl0O STEERA GE... ........
To London............. i05 To London.
TO Paris.............. ii5l To Paris. ...........
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIfAxl
FIRST CABIN. - srKEnAaE.
Payable n Gold. Payable ia CufTency|
Liverpool. ...........8S Liverpool. ............
HalifHx.... ............ 20 Halifax ...............
by Braneh steamer. 45 BY Branch stosimer.
Passengers also forwarded to Havrs, Hamburg, Bird
etc. at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here st moderate rates By pei
wishing 20 send for their friends.
For further Information apply at the Oompany'e O1
JOHN a. DALE, Agent No 10, BROADWAY
or TO ODONNELI ~ tAD lht Agonte
as No. aiiCHESNUT Street. Pialadep'
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View of Rro1yn,s MILL

s. AS soon as get thoroughly washed aud
cieansed Qf such thing is ever possible), !
shall walk home
Yours fraterually, THE SERIES ENRON
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The CART(E) BEFORE THE HoRsE-The bill
OF fare at a horse banquet.
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e<1fss CHARLESToR, s.
vhsg sss5.ss ss..ss9sa
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
E'A SIT FREIGHT HIN
EVERY THURSDAY.

The Steamships PROMErHECS, Captain ,4rng
j. W. ENEkMAN, Captain snyder,
WILL FORM A REGULAR WEHKLI LINE a
The steamship J. w. EN EBMAN Fri ssI
SATURDAY, July IL, at 4 Z, Nj, from Pier Nol
below Spruce street.
Through bills OF ading given In couuvg5ion wlt
G. Il. Il. to points in the South and Sou'hEcst.
Insurance at lowest rates. Rates Of freight I'D
as by any other route. For freight apply to
E. A. SOUpER 4 COZ.
222u DOCH STREET WHAH
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What perfume is most injurious to female
be auty ?-The essence of thyme.
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A0RIOULTURAL.

On PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY, JUCUN
"a and other strS%Ss SS aFbaI LSEtO, Et
Vines bcseaie BY \, 8, \ o. L. BhhTIaOAEk. haIand
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. ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRAl
PRIOE OF PASSAGE

First Cabin ..........., $40 Second Cabin. .,. Il
TO PARIS,
Uncluding railway tickets, furnished on board y
First Cabin. ;$l45 Second Cabin.
These steamers do not carry steerage passarSera
Medical attendance free of charge.
American travellers going to OF returning from the
tinent of Europe by taking the steamers of this line
unnecessary risks from transit by English rayyaya1
crossing the channel, besides saving time, troubled
expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, ARenS
No. IS BROADWAY, NewYd
For passage in Philadelphia, apply at Adams K n
Company, to H. L. IEAH
1915 No. 500 CHESNCT SIR
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Marrying woman for her beauty is like eat
ing bird for Its sweet singing.
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KNIVES Pearl and Stag Handles af beautiful finish
hoDGERS' and WADE q BUTCHER'S RAZORS, and
finest quality.
Razors Knives Sciesors and Table Cutlery Ground and
below Chestnut ~ -'S' 80, ~N
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TIE FIRST HYMN ON REooRD-Adam,
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WORK OF THE FREE LABOR BUREAU.

The first monthly report of the Free Labor
Bureau Pympton Buildings shows that from June IS to
July Is there were 1857 applications for employment by
males; male help required, 7l3 Situations have been
procured for 49 males leaving balance be supplied
OF 2 The latter would have been easily furnished with
employment In the country, but objected 70 leave the
city There have been Liza applications for employ
ment by females female help required, 1883. Sit
nations have been procured for T49 females, leaving
balance OF 402 10 Furnished with employment, and
balance of sos situations unified. The reason that
number Of females have not been furnished with
situations that refuse TO accept kind OF
pOyment but that TO which they already accustomed
and the greater number OF applicants ask for situa
seamsteses, &c the demand IL principally for females
for general homework The total number OF applications
qured. 226s situations procured, ll9 The offices and
waiungrooms about 10 be enlarged TO accommodate
the daily increasing crowd OF applicants
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rurRsnArs wRATHER REPORTS n.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or EBw.YoRK.."".............."" Is
CLEARED.
s,.,sbir.-A.s Hes Liverpool; Rapidas Mallory Savsnsah
B. ~ Fsncbe Trout Philadelphia Wam.utt Fish New Bediosai
Ashland Croge Boston, Hausa Bckensten Bmen Dngo Joea
son Portland; Eagle Green Havana Ssrstogs Alexander Norfolk
City Point and Richmond.
sbip-James n Keeler Allen, San Francisco.
Bas-Ia Plata Cowe Buenos AJrsi American Eagle Lndds
AsuaWa esperus savage John " b. DAVID Nichols Nynas.
Portland Me GaIee shaw Windsor ~ s. Benor Doosoo Mode
Brgs-yeean snov Seville; L. II Cole Jones ST Jsg0 Caha
Conneuts Joekhart Windsor s. Whniugtoa h,te Lsshn
O. B. Marco Polo Pitts Windsor Jas Crosby, Badsis, hss
London Moses Day. ElJri3ge Turks Islsud .
SchrA-R " Graves Falmouth Bog Pail seavey Loss
Norfolk; Edwin Daytoo Curaoa; Teumah Hall Poeagoula hss
Reyea, ST. John ~ b. ANA Leve Thonpsoo indaee
snd Lvaeea smith, out Charleston Stephen waterman
Chase New Bedford.
Sloop-EIchaHge, Eaton, HeE-IIaveu.
ARRIVED.
stsanshlp Hatteras Roberts, Norfolk. mde and pass
Brig san GAeomO. TrApAni. Trieste April TO- fruit
Sebr. Israel Snow. Heating Baraeoa days iruiG
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CRIMINAL.
he Yreeland abandonment

The examination in the Vreeland abandonment
case was again adjourned yesterday. IL was to havs
been continued at p at Essex Market Police Court
before Justice Mansfield but Mr. Vreeland the defend
ant absent and the hearing was postponed until to-
day H .....f r..r ---r., ...-
Matthew Campbell, the policeman who shot
Morris Long on the evening Of the 80 OF July, was
arraRned murder In the first degree IN the Court Of
oyer and Termner yesterday, and pleaded not guilty.
His trial set for Wednesday next for which daya
pane Of 100 jurors has been summoned Mr. Spencer and
Mr. YanderpOel are his counsel 10 I.I HI fr.J
James Golden who on Wednesday, made
default appeared, and pleaded guilty 70 an assault and
battery on Judge Jones Of the Superior Court He stated
I'm mitigation that he driving express wagon and
Judge Jones passing by held up his stick to check h
wagon He struck at him without knowing him and
without intending him injury Judge CardOzo allowed
Golden to go until to-day to make further Inquiries.
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Mansfield James OConnor was committed
for having stolen from Pier No 49, East River yesterday
pig Of lead the property Of A. Low OF the ship Mary
DIVA - Samuel Cusick charged by Sgmond Feutch.
winger of No Al Catharinest, with burgariOusy enter
ing the basement Of his dry goods store yesterday after
noon and attempting 10 carry of large stove. The
cused had wagon drawn up before the DOOR Tor the
purpose OF taking the property but was detected
and arrested. Committed Ann Higgins, servant in
the employ Of George Jack No. $50 East IWeuths was
committed for stealing SIS.
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FRUIT GROWERS CLUB.

The New York Fruit Growers Club met yes
terday afternoon at two o'clock, Mr. Powell In the char
Mr. Fuller presented specimens OF new seeding potato
produced by Mr. Burtis OF Long Island This was the
frat exhibition made OF this Seeding. The appearance
OF the specimens pronounced by members 70 Dc very
promising Mr. COuoyer exhibited specimens OF the Early
Mohawk potato very large and fine Several memDerso
tho club had tested the Early Mohawk TINS year ana
were highly pleased with It. This seeding was produced
some four or years ago. and is cross between tue
Peachblow and the Buckeye. Mr. CaVanagh OF BROOK
ami other flowers which were much admired by tho
members present. Mr.. D0ty OF NewJerseY suDmltteu
FOR examination an instrument for cutting on branches
aud twIgs from aud vines at distance OF SIX feet
from the operator. Mr. Carpenter had used TINS device
IN trimming his trees, and was well pleased with 10;
The subject OF cherries neIt taken up ana discussed
last three hundred years Improvement had been made
In this fruit There may have been advantages gained
I'm the mere seedlings, for particular localities out no
general Improvement The Club after an interchange OF
opinion TO the best method OF cultyatng the cherry
adIOurned
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ARREST OF A FUGITIVE.

A few days ago Minnie Alstadt, domestic
stole from the dwelling Of her employer Otto Hoym the
well-known German actor residing at Fort Lee. N. j.
$3.50 and $40 worth OF and other articles and fed
TO this city The greater portion Of the money and cloth
left with Charles See and wife, residing at the
OF Greenwich and Cedar Sta aud then went TO
Philadelphia 20 eludo pursuit Recently Detective Tie
learned Of the whereabouts OF the girl and going
TO Philadelphia, brought her 10 this city. small
amount Of the stolen money found In her possession
She questioned what she had done with the
mainder and confessed that she had eI with Mr. and
Mrs. selle. From them Detective Tiemann recovered
t26 and clothing and miscellaneous articles Selle
arrested Yesterday afternoon the prisoners
taken before Justice Quinn at the TOmbs Police Court
aud remanded to Police Headquarters.
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H., D.. ,rs,ice when he believed they had gone wrong
ItheI related no more to these defendants than
70 fbom Mr. Fullerton said as he understood his aGhOg
70 Mr. Field was there to protect Mr.. GOud'
Mr. Field said that the counsel had given his GGSrS e
terlLatoh " ht cbaracterlze t In his He regarded
as and expected show to be- wholly ef g 1 h and
proper Eu dSepdans differed, and 1t this difference
that to in this mr. books had
nation W"s VToIeda where their main office was
SewYorf had but branch ~, once sSaro. Ia no r SpeS
% d before he received tho certificates and dev
cred before the injunction was served II, ne nnScto
Which vas served on them. In reply 10 Mr. fleiG ns
stated that he did not know when tne course Of
business nor the exact time when ne TeceFga te %
sderati01 1t was done through broker me resU n
~ The directors was not Orma but c0nVeIsauon
themselyes The case then adJourhed 10 NS
Messrs David Dudley Dudley Field ISr Ptnnaants
FuIlerton and Messrs. Cram &lRoDlnson lOr ueienu"
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HE COURTS.
THE BOUNTY FRAUDS.

The hearing of the case against james Nc
Mahon In the United States Commissioners office before
Commissioner Belts, was resumed yesterday, Assistant
Jackson appearing for the Government,
ana MI Albert ComstOck attorney for the defendant The
charge against the defendant that he forged the
iAtlok Mara TO check for $780, which payable TO
the order OF OMara for additional bounty under act OF
congress approved July %, 1865 Mr. Abram b. NewcOmbe
special Agent and Second Auditor In Washington was
the nst witness hut merely gave formal proof rs 10
payment OF the money and the arrest OF defendant
H. IS Reese paylnascr In tho army, proved the check
presented by the defendant, being the drawn in
payment or Obiara's bounty. Mr.. j. b. Henroe stock
broker uenthed defendant rs the person who cashed
the check and who signed the same with the name of H.
r. lompkns The hearing Of the case was adjourned In
the absenCe VI one of the MtneRses.
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INOUESTS.

Coroner Schirmer was yesterday requested to
hold an inquest over the body OF Miss Carlisle school
teacher who died yesterday morning in st. Lukes Hos
pital About two weeks ago Miss Carlisle was coming
TO this city from Wcehawken Of the Forty secOnd-
st. ferry boats when her dress blew against horse and
the animal kicked Der I'm tho leg knocking her down As
she lay on the deck she again kicked in the head
BY permission OF the Coroner the body removed to
the residence OF her relatives, Rt tho Of West
Twelfth aud Fourth Coroner Flynn yesterday held
an inquest at No 1883 SItave the body OF Edward
Jewett committed suicide Wednesday by shooting
himself In the head with pistol The testimony fully
Toborated the account hitherto printed IN THE TRIBUNE
verdict he accordance with the facts was rendered
Also over the body Of unknown found floating IN
the North River OF the foot or Seyenteenth-st.
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THE BOARD OF POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs-CoM
PLANT AGAINST SUPERINTENDENT KEN
NEDY BY AN EDITOR.

A meeting of the Board of Police Commits
sioners was held yesterday The AFFIDAVIT OF Mr. John b.
Wood night editor OF The SUM- preerrng charges OF mis-
conduct against superintendent Kennedy, submitted
10 the Board The affidavit sets forth that on the occa
OF the opening Of the Westmoreland House he Date
tendent Kennedy, on being asked by Mr. Amos j. Cum
miugs as TO the origin OF n difficulty between
the complainant and himself replied that the complain
had been expelled from his office because he h4d
stolen something therefrom and that this the origin
the difficulty The complainant makes oath that this
statement Is false and untrue IN every particular ana
malcously made, and superintendent Kennedy Is on
duty at all times when In the Metropolitan District the
complainant claims that he acted In an improper and IN
officer like manner and asked that he be tried for such
onense The Board OF tho opinion that the case
was one that would be actionabo In civil suit only and
the complaint was accordingly dismissed.
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illness, OF the Rev. Mr.. Bransn. VINO tSe
occason He thanked Mr. Fletcher for his kind remarks
spoke of his hopes for the future OF tne had
then declared that 70 place IL on hrIn OASIS no
decided TO add TO the endowment $4,000 THIS
ment took the audience BY surprise ana Wa eIsde
with lond applause Mr. Peabody, In conclusion Dauo
tender fare his fellow and on pra
nounced latter the Unitarian phraseology) by the 0'
Mr.. Rice. a.. H. o. ,ho white
qnlnhnr Snrnes OF Virginia That the healing NateIs
there NAV prove Bethesda to him. will be the hearleH
NTiah OF his grateful c0untrymcn
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ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL.

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday,
before Recorder Hacket stephen Jones was tried for
the murder of Thomas Weissen, the 27th OF March
The men seamen, on board the ship Iadonia, and
ON the day named engaged In an alteration during
which the prisoner stabbed Weissen infcting fatal
wound AS all the witnesses TO the affair are sailors
aud all at sea- without probability OF soon returning
and az plea Of self defense up the prisoner was
apparently sustained by the facts OF tho case ho was ds
charged on his own recQguiEance.
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THE SIXTY sIXTH-sT. MURDER-CONVlCrloN VI
THE MURDERER.

aIXTY-SIXIH-ST. MUkI)Islt-SOAN
THE MURDERER.
On the 9TH day of March the body OF EiiZa-
beth Callahan was found lying in shanty on SlxysA'
at between Eighth and Ninthaves., the SURROUNDINGS
indicating beyond doubt that her death had Deen VIC
resut of brutal violence Near the body az the une
was discovered were bludgeOn broken broomssicn,
and broken bottle all spattered with blood, ana an
having attached TO them particles OF naIteG fhc
Tho woman was the mistress OF John Hilbert anu III S
e'sbhorbood it was well known that the couple were
addicted 10 drink, and when drunk prone 70 quaIreL
Snsnieon was at once directed 10 Hilbert VINO Was AZ
Tested and fully committed for trial Yesterday ne Hs
arTaigned for trial I'm the Court OF Special eessos
fore Recorder Haekett charged with mansaugher ~
tle how of H. son OF the prisoner, esned tha on Ins
az the murder no admitted Eliza Callahan 10 tne sIty
She was much intoxicated, and persisted In lying on to
door ehe was covered with blood In the morning nls
father found her dead the floor lying by the Dedsuo
This evidence was oyerbalanced by the statement Oh @
Cantain of tho Police and two officers VINO stated naI
how had them that he had tod fase th
hoods at the Coroners inquest for fear OF the anger Vi
his father Hilbert allowed 10 TESTIFY III ms own
half but his testimony merely corroDoratlVe OF naI
of the boy After celebrating for short ue tne Iay
returned with q verdict OF guilty, RECOMMENDING ele
nrisoner 10 mercy Hberts counsel asked the ceSncy
OF the Court the sake OF the boy Recorder Hacket
said the boy would be taken Of He tine Kec0rueI,
believed that the prisoner had committed most Daroa
rous murder but In compliance with the jury recQn'
mendatIon he would only sentence him 10 Que year m
prlsonmeut IN tho Penitentlary Hibert IS hatlFo Vi
Germany, nearly 10 years OF age.
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before the Commissioner in company with her son a
child OF or years OF She admitted receiving fhe
letter the absence Of Mrs Wagner and stated shs
had placed table 10 await her return, but that IN
the meantime the child had either lost DESTROYED n
She said lick that boy and ask him for he say hs
do not know. lick him again. and he do not know
Assistant DistrictAttoney Jackson who appeared fo,
the Government withdrew the charge, and the defend
ant was dismissed
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TME MecLELLANp-DowLMa AFFAIR.

The People er-rel McOleHdnd, la,ryer, agt.
DOTiing and Kelly. JHstiees-Suprcme Court-Speclal
Term-Before llr Justice Cardozo This matter having
been adjourned over to today 10 enable Mr McCleand
Justice Bowling, Mr. McCleand presented affidavit
that Mr. Hntchings and Mr.. McQuade had refused to
give him suc a1dayts unless compelled by a referee,
aud on that ground asked an adjournment, which was
gran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-16
ANOTHER LETTER CASE.

Mary Wagner of No. 35 Eldridge-st appeared
before Commissioner Shields and charged Mary Williams
who resides IN the same house, with ntercopTng and
destroying letter which had been IN the United States
Post lco and In tho custody OF macarrier before 1t
had been delivered " her. Tho defendant Appeared
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An application was made yesterday by eX-
Judge Stuart before Commissioner Shields I'm the United
States Commissioners ONCE. for further hearing OF the
Post Oflce case, In which WIN. H. Higgins ana Dudley
Chttenden (who enormously stated TO be nephew
Mr. Simeon d. Chittendenl implicated The Commits.
sloner adjourned the hearing until tomorrow at H.
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co1rpT cAIENDARs-THIs DAY.

CorrRT OF OYER AND TERMIHER.-No calendar.
STPRRME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-NO calendar
SUPREME COURT HAMBERs.-NO o. 70, IS, los.
100 l7l. 124 l3s, l43. l49, lst. 1so o,,o o.
33I 352l 1884 3 1885, 1888 357 1884, 1872 SS1 JS'o 0I S
9l00 34Ol 1904 34O5
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- bitter method could DToDablI b devised.
, 1869-08-08

eh'r III flst Al"siAlhs dit t.i its.,4rits ltirs"
'",ik m 'is" threfHt NJ thr tHirtti I"I thate
shli ~Ss a',ttH lat hIft.tpns trH nIiat wA* h ~
rAl"ih hh u I'M, t~ iiIst II" ynn5 Hlat, III an
f1tNMt hnIt .sl'ltuAtI".t l.nt 4.nsf Iha NIT,
nh Ut Ills stnttpt. III" t"t.t'ta4ll ~,
~hl''h ~sa VI nfst ruttlA' l.~t nj
4 ~h1tlHf, tnIy Nn,n h~slIri IN Atl
"hHfi Ailtl. ain, lin ln'lan Ut hh Httt alst lilo
stt"hlli III tbs Itn nthan Hhn iFaffls ihht la4f,
lien hn sinn hrAi lI.a lAfltrs, inallrts ttHkrIi
thAtr. Ihs if"srttsT ~A4 deeply aaita1ai. lts
hAl N"t his iotnt.AsE nut tf i4ltuIt, an tia xt.n
Ainl hAih ~rfu Kns1 Tha h,'At1nt MU4uAA II ~ VI
wilt II. '"
f1Ir policeman ro.rlsn1 Tho statement III Mr.
.ini1is',n ~ltli \ dnHMful Elalu u: Tbs hsx,L 1In
suFtN arc iefJ Akrt'tlEal III tho snect u; cnt,ye1.
absIt Ahd 1t IA AwA3x kAu fia IN u,tIr, t,t!,uea.
10 raltie e'rt} uaa'i u Ia tusun 1hry opk IN.
~ thr tafk ttte Of things Tin Os1rrs innk II III.
20 ~ hehl thai thc prrsthr. wss thurn uu 10 iii.
nNlG. rfraH.tI An! tn spltn uf ralnels pro
Msiaslons to Tho n'n'tsry In attsl % lhAi bo.
!ts. ahl tA'l Tho younR M4A u ihu Aruorf
hc "As Rocked !uht Ike any uIheF prtRnn~r, htl1
!oeAfsi un tn Tho c~,ta fur lhn night, liz VIA
sesNhrt Ani In hIa pot,trla wrEo found 4 maui.
A1ll FEW trnCtA
ME. luht1*lu asscItrd that te was attempting 10
nohftF tic girl, uhrp ahe tAnk 14iyAl,LtKr III him
~ AtsAlinx hiS watch. Me ApteaEr,l to ltu h!xaIy
IeaffE!Ahlr }nunG utatl The policeman who A.
sc4trt nth, hoWc'rr ApprAEn To hc convinced thai
hiS psitbntF = Intentions hete nut III accordance
win HE rule II llrrcc5 y ch II Ia rs,r,.l 10 Oh
trsyr n ihr vacant NacS In front Of the rcxtdenccA
Un Nlcl!lXkl useLuG-
, 1869-08-08

4 person who wants to aFotd these pests should
s,uy the new style Of lace and eauzc ca1oplea, At
Vim l. Church furniture and bcdlnR stoEr, No.
- Randolph STREET, xhere can be found, not only
the hest and chcApes, Mosquito canopea and net
tiuEs, but sarFe assortment Of parlor ann cham
sel furniture. AF. Church III CONNECTED with one
all his goods arr made expressly for his trade.
each nitcle soil betag warranted 70 oe what II II
,uv he cannot lie rntler1old, sinre he mAnufAo-
tutcs the materials Mr. !. H. Pike. the courteous
manager, will hlwass nc fornf rEatY aud Willing
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