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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To COnsumptiVeS.

4HTNHE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
Il health in = few weeka by q very simple rem
edy, after having suffered fo several years with
. severe lang afeeLion, and that dread disease
ConSumption-is anxious to make known TO his
iellow1gpnerers The meanssof cure. ..-
To all who dsire IT, he viii send COPE OF
prcsoiptt8n used (froS og. eharge,1 vita tber o.
rectioas fst Preparing and using thssamos which
they iUiu Ind "a suD1 duEE1 Tor ConsUl[PTIOHs
AsFz1LA, BEoEoRTrs. OoUoHs. COLDS, and all Throat
advertiser tn sending the Prescription Is TO bene
at the ahhcted. and spread Information which he
sufferer gin try hiS remedy, as It VIII cost them
nothing, and may proVeA blesslng.y7.-s .. .-1 ...
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please
address ~ Rev. EDWARDA. WILSON,
. williamsburg, Hinge Co.. New York.
Z lSnaylet6oy1 snu l --
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1858. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWA .
THE ONLY ROUTE WHOSE TRAINS
RUN THROUGH FROM GIN
CINNATI TO ST. LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE OF .
..- CARS, ...I...-.... ... .
HREE DAILY EXPRESS
rFR ATNG

.- TRAINS .
Leave Cincinnati 7:40 m, and 7 p m
arriving at st. Louis at 12:45 M, and
$3.50 m, and connecting with west
bound Express trains for Quincy. st.
Joseph. Ieavenworth, Kansas city Law
renee and all western points, connecting
at Odin without delay with Illinois Gem
tral for Cairo, memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and all the southern points, and
competing at Sandoval for Galena, Du'
buque, and all parts of the north west.
Leave Gfhfinnati at 1880 a m, and 4;30
p ms and 6;yO p m, for Louisville, going
Though iqSabout seven hours.
one train on Sunday, through to Lou
isYille, StSIouis and Cairo at @ p IN.
F9r all information in regard TO tick
cts and freight pleBse apply at 119 Vine
street, Burnet House, northwest corner
Front and Broadway; Spencer Honse
and at the Depot, foot of Mill street.
A. H. LEWIS,
Vice President and Gen'l Sup't.
G. L. FoLLErT. Genl Pas4 4ger Agt.
july7'69.
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Errors OF Youth.

A GENTLEMAN VINO s41Esred for years from
FervGus Debility, PrematnTe Decay, and all tha
effects Of youthful indisereIion, wi i for the sake
Of suffering humanity, send free TO all who neeo
1t, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured Sunerers
wishing 10 profit by the adver tiser experience
can de SO By addrssslnk, In perfect epn1deaeo,
AayipY2Sls Ne. u csSiF EtEsssI kdE S1kI
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MEDICAL


THIS Is NO PATENT MEDIl
Il cine humhug. gotten up to dupe the
ignorant and credulous, nor is itrepreS
sented as being composed of rare and
precious su distances brought from the
four corners of the earth, carried seven
times acsoss tho Great Desert of Saharah
on the backs of fourteen cameis, and
brought across the Atlantic Ocean on
two ships. 1t is a simple, mild and
soothing remedy, perfect specific for
Cdtarrh and Cold in the Head, also for
offensive Breath, Loss or Impairment OF
tho Sense of Smell, Taste or Hearing,
Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or Press
sure in the Head, when caused, rs they
all not unfrequently are, by the violence
of catarrh. ase- Q E.# eHUe-
FOR SALE BY MOST TDRUGGISTS
EVERY YWHERE. .n.ais.
PRICE ONLY so GENTS. - --
Sent by mail, post paid. on receipt o
sixty cents. Four packages for 50 % or
1 dozen for 81 90. 500
Send two cent stamp for DR.. SAge's
pamphlet on catarrh. fa
Address the Proprietor,
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
septSmS Buffalo n. Y.
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CTRAN6E, BUT TRUE.-EVery young lady
- ahd gentleman In the United States can hear
Pomething very much to their advantage, by
return mail without ehargel by addressing the
underngBed. Those having fears or bsIng
hum buggedd, may o6ligo BY not noticing this
esrd4 All others will please address their obe-
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN,
se1 BroAdWaV. New York.
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DITTSBURGH FORT WAYNE
4 AND CHICAGO RAILWAY.
On and after April 10th, 1899, Trains Will leave
stations daily, lSundRys excepted), as follows ::
Train leaving Chicago at $50 p. M, leaves daily
Tram leaving Pittsburgh at 2.l0 P. ID. leaves
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DIR. SARGENT'S
RaGk-AchA Pills

Are never failing remedy for all .disea-
ses ofthe Kidne- s, Bladder, and Urinary
Organs, such as pains in the small of the
Back, Gravel, DropsY, Incontinence,6 Of
Urine, Strangury, Inflammation of the
idneys, &C. u- d.
~PFice FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
SugarrCoated- For sale by ali druggists.
CAUTIoN.-Take no other medicine as
a substitute fer these Pills, but if your
druggist does not have them request
him to order them. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price.
,.. SOLE PROPRIETOR,
GEORGE A. KELLY -
Wholesale Druggist, cor. Second Av:
and Wood St, Pittsburgh,
Forsale by JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati,
Ohio. mayl2 '69yl
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GOING EAST.
S.16 A. NJ. N 1 g H Il EXPRESS,
daily, connecting at Leayttsburg, for Youngs-
roai, for Jamestown Pa, Sharon, New Castle
and sPittsburg; at Meadyille, Sundays excepted,
Wth PhiladeIplIia a Erie Railroad, fer Er1e
% and Warren, Pa, and with Oil Greek and Alle-
gheny River RAILROAD. for Titusviile; at Emira
with Northern Central Railroad, for Williams
port, HarrIsburgh and Philadelphia. and at
New York, for Boston and New England cities
4 Sleeping Coach is attached to the train at
Cincinnati, rnnning through to New York
500 P. M. CINCINNATI EX-
PKEsS, Sundays excepted. connecting at Emi.
ra with Northern Central Railroad Ior Will
!, New York, for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this tram from
Meadvlleto New York. .
13 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION,
Sundays excepted.
1886 P. y NJ. ACCOMMODATION.
7.2O A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sun
days excepted. t.
Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, are trans
ferred free Of charge in New York.
The best Ventilated and Most Lux
uriOus Sleeping Coaches BS-IN THE
WORLD -dsa accompany all night
| trains on this Railway, is-H
BSS BAGGAGE, CHECKED THROUGH
and fare always as low as by any
other route a-s
ES ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
RAILWAY, which can be obtained
at all Principal Ticket Offices in
the West and Southwest.
| L. D. RUCKER, WM. R. BARR
Gen'l Sup't A & G. W. Div. Gen1 Pass. Ag't
mar3I so
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
TOHN RABER,
Notary Public

ms U R A N CE A G E N T
CANTON, OHIO,
Ohios-at the Stark County Treasurers
nice, will attend 10 drawing oeeds,
Mortgages, powers of attorney, make
contracts for passage to and from Eu-
rope at the 10 west rates, &c. He is also
Agent of the German Fire Insurance
Company" OF Cleveland and other re-
spOnsible Fire and Life Insurance coUu-
panies. marriott
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Through Tickets for sale at all Ticket Of
fees.
P. B. GROAT, @. w. MEAD,
Gen. Ticket Agt. Gen. Supt.
augII69.
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The best Ventilated and Most Lux
urious Sleeping Coaches BSIN THE
WORLD -Gsa accompany all night
trains on this Railway, ]a..#
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.PRESERVERSO OEHE SIGHT

To extreme old age they are eHHapp-oach-
able, and are res lily cheapest because
lasting so many years without change
being necessary.
Mr.. Joseph a. Meyer, Jewsler, is the
sole and only agent in this locality, and
has always on hand a full assortment
of - E.f . ...r
GOLD, SILVER, STEEL AND
Esz SHELL FRAMES,
Suitable for every difficulty of the sight.
CANTON!-We wish il distinct
ly understood that We do not SUP
PLY or EMPLOY PEDDLERS,
here or elsewhere.
rs Beware of their false represen-
tatiOns to the contrary.
LAZARUS d MORRIS,
Manufacturing Opticians,
apr7'69 Hartford Conn.
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Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, are trans
ferred free Of charge in New York.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At Kansas City, with Kansas Union Pa
cifc Railway, for Lawrence, Ottawa,
Topeka; Ft. Riley, Junction City, Ft.
Hays, Sheridan, etc. lla .a eat.
At Kansas City; with Kansas City, Fort
Scott & Gulf Railroad, for Fort Scott,
Cherokee Neutral Lands, Baxter Springs,
Fort Gibson, Galveston, etc.
At St. Joseph, direct to Atchison, Weston
and Leayenworth.
AT St. Joseph, with st. Joseph Sc Council
Bluffs Railroad, all rail, from st. Joseph
NEBR ASKA CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS
-. AND OMAHA. 81 a..
At Omaha, with Nebraska Union Pacific
Railroad, for Fort Kearney, Julesburg,
Cheyenne, Laramie, Benton, etc.
At Council Bluffs, for Sioux City, all rail.
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RAILWAYS
ERIE RAILWAY

ERIE RAILWAY
1850 Miles under one Management.
$50 Miles without Change of Cars.
~ D''O DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
RETwEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES.
AND THE
West and South West.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS RON
Cincinnati to New York. $50 Miles.
Cleveland to New York. SO Miles.
Dunkirk to New York. 400 Miles.
Buffalo to New York. ABB Miles.
Rochester to New York. 3S5 Miles.
AND Is FROM
BGg- % to 2? MILES the SHORTEST
New and Improved Coaches are run
from Cincinnati, Dayton, Urbana,
Marion, Gallon, Mansfield, Ash
land, Akron, Cleveland, Warren,
MeadviIle, Dunkirk, Buffalo and
Rochester to
NEW YORK WITHOUT CHANGE.
Only ONE change to BOSTON. d
On and after Monday. February 18th. 1869,
| trains will leave RAYENNA at the following
! hours, viz:
FRANKLIN BRANCH-GOING SOUTH.
Leave Meadville, 6.1O a. M, II. 90 p. m.
415 %. M, LOO a IN.
/ Arrive Franklin, SIS a. M, 240 p. M,
! 7.05 p. M, 8 10 m.
| Arrive Oil City. 900 a. m, 3.15 p. M,
| sos p. M, 3. so a. IN.
FRANKLIN BRANCH-GoING NORTH.
Leave Oil City, 500 a. M. $50 a. m,
4.20 p. No., $50 p. m.
Leave franklin, $50 a. M, 1000 a. m.,
sos p. m, 8 10 p. m.
Arrive Meadville. $50 a. M, I1.35 a. M,
7.l5 p. m, ll.45 p. m.
GOING WEST. 49,"
5.48 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, daily,
Mondays excepted, for Cincinnati and the West
| auu aoOulHs OOuuECls AT 'AkfOns 0unuAyS G1-
for Orrville and Millersburg; at Urbana with
Pittsburgh, Cincainnati and st Louis Railway
for Indianapoiis, and at Cincinnati viii the Ohio
and Mississippi Railway, for St Louis and the
south and Southwest.
6.27 P. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily
for Cincinnati and the West and South. Con,
meets at Cincinnati with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railway for ST. Louis and the South and South
| west.
A Sleeping Coach Is attached to this train al
New York, running through to Cincinnati,
2.O4P. M. FREIGHT & ACCOM-.
NOTATION, daily.
1885 FREIGHT AND ACCOM-
NOTATION, daily.
!.O5 P NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sun
days excepted.
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~By this Line Passengers have
choice of Overland Routes, either via
Smoky Hill or Platte Routes to Denver,
Central City. Salt Lake. Saeram ento,
California, and all points in the Mining
Regions, I H..
Daily overland coaches via Smoky
Hill Route leave Sheridan lend of U.
P. R. R.,1 for Santa Fe and New Mexico.
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SLEEP Ss =
SLEEP
SLEEP

IF YOU WOULD SLEEP COM
/ FORTABLY buy Blake's Patent
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom, manu-
factUred by M'Abee & Co.. Canton; Of
fee in the city book store, mandatory
corner of Wulnut and Seventh streets.
one block south of the American Hotel.
Wm. Oldfield is our agent for the Ger =
tral and western part of this county, and
will solicit your orders,
apr2Stf M'ABEE. q. CO,
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7.2O A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sun
days excepted. ..
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GOING WEST.
GOING EAST.

!.o5 P NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sun
days excepted. rt
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1886 P. M. ACCOMMODATIONS

BIB P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION,
Sundays excepted.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
RrrGERs CoLLEGE-ANNuAL ExAMINATIoN.

The closing exercises of Rutgers Female
College took place yesterday at the Institution IN fth
uVp BY of the charter, recently obtained,
higher grade of studies will engage the attention OF the
graduating class in future. There graduating class
for 1869 I'm consequence OF this arrangement, therefore,
the public will be debarred the pleasure this year OF
sisug the very pleasing exercises OF commencement
Day OF Rutgers College President Pierce, In his annual
report referred to the prosperity Of the College during
the past year and the rapid progress Of the pupils IN the
aequrement of knowledge. He said that land had been
purchased further uptown for new College building
that the first step toward the removal the Acade
Department would probably be opened next wear at
Harlem The following are the names OF the young Ia
dies composing the senior class and their subjects yes
Carrie Cheney Elizabeth J-Iufauev As,rouomyi
Chebo NesYOrk CtyThe Love the BeAutfus iuhueuce;
Msry E. Anderson Re Ypao; Augusta foauau, New-fork
Cty-Sieut Cities; Emma j. Chamberlain Newlok CtyMessures
Of Time Rudi EeWYok City Annie B. Atwood Stanford
CiiyTLe Grand ADD Muute ia Code Works Lille v Reed Jeey
City-Provdence Amelia NJ Miller Jerey CyFlrtous
Writing; A. soue: Jennie HsTkaess
HonOrs awarded TO the fOllOwingnamed pupils In
drawing aud painting: Miss Viola Suydam, Mise Marion
Pelronnet Miss Charlotte Hall, Miss Hattie Wheclpck,
Miss Lote Jackson Miss Burns Miss Annie Potte,
Miss Viola suydau, Miss Leila Radford. Miss Charlotte
Hall Miss Jennie Case Miss Fannie Jackson Miss kitte
DYER Miss Mary Holmes, Miss Alice Mcintyre. HOnors
I'm other studies awarded to Misses g. Han, l.. Nc
MahOn, NJ. PerOnne NJ. Oakley, Lnlu McKlbhin, Hattie
WheelOck, Fannie Jackson. Adde Smith, Helen king5-
ley Annie Bushnell, Ella Taman Sarah POuski, Lulu
Case, ida Sanford Emily Lamb, Minnie Close, Hattie
Edwards. Hattie Bryan LOtie Jackson, Lulu RadfOrd
Bessie Bishop, Kitty Dyer Fanny Jackson, and Abbie
Sturgis. Greatest Improvement throughout the college,
Miss Lucy Mcmahon.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
INnuFsTs.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
over the body OF Frank O'Brien who on Tuesday was
found floating m the North River OF the foot Of Des
brOssesst. Deceased, who an unmarried man aged
about 80 years week ago left his homo ut NO 20 Mont
steamer Mexico where he employed as nrelnan lie
was not again seen alive by Ills friends. lho same
Coroner also concluded the inquest over the body oi
August Fnck aged six years, who was run over ana
killed Monday night, az the Intersection OF Grand ahu
Mottss by car No 100 OF the Grauds line. The AFFAIR
was to have been purely accidental and, the jury
having eIonerated the driver he was discharged from
custody Also, over the body OF an unknown woman
aged about years and having gray hair ana wearing
brown Dress found floating IN the East RIVER OH fer
No 80. Tho body was removed 70 the MOfHue,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
BOARD OF HEALTH.

At the meeting yesterday Committee was
authorized TO expend 5000 for hydrants for drink
ing report from the Assistant Sanitary snperntend-
ent recommending ordinance orbiddng the slaughter
of swine COWS or sheep in advanced stage OF preg
nancy was referred 10 the Sanitary Committee The FOL
''"'"a N' ERwYoRK, June u, 1869.
Go r,,co,v o., De1r Sir. Herewith have samples Of
M and water taken from Of Lake MhopAc Of the pn
m urces OF Cotou The proprietor OF one OF the large ho
ib lake has erected works and pryes on the ot
number Of years oullg lhe stream avg
banks and rendering them offensive aud which no doubt should
the effect on the purity oi e wafer o
m Am rupct on restraining continuing the nuisance The
2 inst ia the mean time woul
ke 10 have an o be samples to offer on the a
Apv sstauce you can offer wil he fully appreciated
'' L. 81 BALLARD, No. 200 Broadway.
The dog Ouestion up and the counsel stated hat
he had called upon Mayor Hail. aud the Mayor who per
sts iu thinking that the Board possesses full authority
over dogs offered to turn over 10 that body tue pound
the pOuud. keeper, and Mr. Bergh. Also, Dr. stephen
Smith presented communication stating that 7J cases OF
accident from street treated at Bellevue Hos
pital between Jan 1863 and May l. 1863 This Is Only
one OF the I've hospitals The Board then directed the
attorney and counsel TO report an ordinance
Qf IN their opinion, the Board has jurisdiction
that will prevent accidents TO passengers riding upon
street cars Years ago kind Of chain or gate was adopt
ed especially the SXthaye cars, whereby passengers
were plevened from getting or OF The front PLATFORM
and while il was used accidents on that road were almost
In the meeting OF the Health Commissioners in the az
teru0oD as Board OF Estimate, Judge BOswOrh presld
ing following estimated expenses for 1870 were ap
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
ELEANoR KIRK IN BRooRLYN.

Mrs Eleanor Kirk addressed, 10y invitation,
the boys of the Packard Institute ma BROOKLYN, ycst,r
day. A large number of visitors Of both S'acs we're
present Tue lady gave much good advice 10 the audi
cuce In the lively and entertaining manner peculiar 10
her aud urged especially the combination Of both scNc,
Ia schools tending every way 10 their mutual -
movement. She cited the case ~ well known United
States Senator from Rhode Island. with whom she was
unity OF one of the kris during his studies. could not
well impress them bis memory when she AbsCut.
The Senator she said had since the outset of his 20
litical life been warm advocate Of woman llHgc
The speaker dwct considerably aud appropriately on
uuUl
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Pennsylvania Hall Liverpool June QueensowH 3D.
ndse. aud
Steamship Dhgo Johnson Portland. mdse and pass
Steamship Nereus Besrse, Boston. mdse aud pass =.
steamship Siberia Martyr, Liverpool June l. aud Queenstown "a
ndse aud
Bsrk Palo Alto TonneJ. Matsnras II days, sugar
Bari Windsor Cochrsue, Windsor ~ r., Ia days plaster.
Brig Nellie Ware, Ware. MataHEas II days, molasses
Scbr Charles Dennls llAock CeufnegOs 20 days. mOaeS
schf. J. T.. Strickland CLARK. uoorges Bauks hsh
sCHOoSEKA-KiVEK
Richard Law. Stonnugl0n. Joseph NeN.liAVen
White Rock, Southport ST. W. Grnhn, Portland. c.
EVELYN, Stamford J. r. Mitchell, STANFORD.
Onward bridgeport Iulson Fall River.
Mary Brtser Warren. u l. y b buckley Wrstport
VIM l.. Peck NorthpoHt Ney. Pail River.
Orlando Smith POrichvser Roanoke New Haven,
Amelia Providence. Geo g. Buulett NeNbUrgb. .
George Pfsihcr, NcNhnrgh R0ndout
1bol b. Suih Newlufgh Annie, ltnudout
AgonaT, EhTabeIhpor Henry Hobart Alexandria
SAILED.
Sssmsbp,sooa Idaho Denmark fir Lerpooi SANTIAGO do
Cuh Tor Copenhagen Pah Kre Bennnt r Charles
Nagara, for Richmond Bark-Carlenas for Havana
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MONROE, Va, June GAThYd ahlp B Dew o from
Cardiff, with railroad iIon for Norfolk
CBARL June la-ATTvd steamship James AdEer nom View
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
WHO Is HEl

A very disgraceful scene occurred in the
Court Of oyer Terminer at White Plains yesterday
afternoon lawyer who Is well known in the city OF
New-York. approached the bench in beasty state Of
drunkenness and told the presiding judge that the trial
in which he engaged counsel must be postponed
and should be; and insisted upon special term Of tho
Court being held time hence for the tal Of his
client which could be authorized by the
tce Barnard gave the legal gentleman alluded to, 10
understand In respectful but firm language, what
would be pursued in relation To the case when the inc
briated counsel made Of the most profane language
probably such never before heard IN any court
RON IN
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
rnE KmLNa or A sINo SAC PRIsoN- -KEEpER

THE KILLING OF SING SING PRIsON-KEEPER.
Upon the acquittal of Charles Sullivan yes.
terday, In the Court Of oyer and Termlner at White
Plains indicted for shooting Henry O'Ne, escaped
convict John Mulvey. John Burns, George Lowden and
Henry Mullen, State Prison conylcts placed at the
bar indictment for the murder Of Edward Crafts
Of the prison guards, on tine 18th day Of March last
while eifecng their escape Francis Larkin demanded
a separate trial for John Mulyey, which granted
with the understanding that the would have TO
for the term. The trial Of the last three named
prisoners was proceeded with John ID. Townsend and
John Bates appeared for the prisoners. The will
n continued to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
If you would be beau

BEAUTIFUL WOMAN-If you would be beau
ufaI use HAGASs MAGSoIIA BALM
gives pure Blooming Complexion and restores foa'ha Bea0E
It's effects gradual natural and perfect
Renes Bothe and Pmps cures Tan sunburn ana
Freekes and makes Lady Of thirty appear but twenty
TIE Magnolia Balm makes tue Skin Smooth and Peary the Bye
bright Cheek glow with the Bloom Of Youth and mp
plump appearance the Conference No lady need COMPLAIN
of her complexion will purchase this delightful article
Sold at No 81 Parkrow, n Y.
Dress your hair with LYOS's KATHAIRoS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
WEST POINT.
rnr nRAnrATING GLASS.

THE ROLL OF HoNOR-STANDINGS OF THE
RADUATES-FoRMATION OF THE 'AssOClA-
TtoN OF THE GRADUATES OF THE L. S.
MILITARY ACADEMY"-OPENING ADDRESS BY
PROF. DAVIES.
WEST POINT, June 16.-A large number OF
The visitors to the Point left this morning by the early
trains and the morning boat but their places were soon
filed and the Academy grounds are as yey as OF yofe
AT about 10 o'clock the tedious abors Of the Academic
BOARD were brought to close ana the First Class aver
ages are now known by heart by every cadet at the
Academy. The following are the standings with the
grand average attained by each graduatethe maximum
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

EsPENsCHED's TROPICAL HAT-The Business
Hat Of the specimen Of the art batting has ever produced
greater than this It has literally ecpsed every other style
bess hat The elegant shape the air dsugue Of this superb
eape attention and command the uneqoca approval Of all
who wear Paris has produced It's superior and in this country
IL entirely without rival popular OF hats to which ii
belongs EsPESscHED Of Gents Hats No. lla Nassaat
hetHeen Ann and BeeknAn-stA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
FIRE ON THE ATLANTIC DOCKS.

Yesterday morning. about o'clock, fire
occurred in the extensive -four mills owned by Abner
Greenleaf situated the Atlantic Dock Brooklyn. The
mills occupy Nos IT, 49, 49, 90 a. and a. portion being
used for the storage Of grain The miller Thomas Mar
tn had his attention attracted by the smo Of smoke
and in company with the engineer, Henry BlngE went
search Of the They at length discovered flames
issuing from the rear OF the chimney the third floor Of
alarm, which brought out the Fire Department, who.
however finding difficult TO procure water in the vcin
ty In consequence OF the bad condition OF the hydrant
were delayed for time before they could play upon
the rising flames; The Police boat Capt. Hartt, also
city engines commenced working the flames were speedily
suppressed, but not before a great amount OF dam
age had been done by fire and water combined large
quantity OF Hour ready for shipment utterly ruined
and the machinery was greatly damaged The fire was
confined to No 20 the upper portion OF which de-
str0yed The entire loss Is estimated $4,000 upon
New-York tribune., 1869-06-17
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! nc Hon. Andrew G. Curtin arrived here
yesterday afternoon under escort Of fe Common Conn
Gil Of Philadephia and humber OF promjnnt PennsvI
ne Se SentEe party went TO the Fifth Avenne Eo-
tei minister curtin with his wife aud two daughters
his ersOnai secretary Mr. Robert H. Graft and 6e sec
retary OF uie 1tRau9n, Mr. Titan J. COfey with their
families, VII sun 'O,dhy In the Bremen steamer Oonau
FOR sou hampton They win leave the hotel abo Vt IL
o'clock as ofed Dy helr friends from Phiiadelpa and
sreanbost fui Vished by Surveyor Cornell o' W