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kANS AS.

Southern Branch Of the Kansas Pacific Rail-
rond-A Brooklyn Colony Driven from their
Homes by the Indians.
JUNCTION CITY, June 10, 1869.
Track laying on the Southern Branch OF the
Kansas Pacific Railroad was commenced to-day on
the south side OF the Smoky Hill river.
During the past six weeks $4,000 acres Of land
have been entered nc the Land Ofice here, and
IL 600 acres sold by the railroad company.
Governor Harry and Adutant General MorehOuse
are here, looking to the defence of the border.
A colony of seventy-fve families, from Brooklyn,
have been driven from their claims by The Indians,
and IL Is said they are almost destitute.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Movements of the Brazilian Fleet up the
Paraguaynn River-Failuro to Destroy the
Allied Fieet-McMah0n Heard From at
Last.
LONDON, June 16, 1859.
Details Of the news brought by the South Amert-
can steamer at Lisbon, have been received.
The Brazilian ironclads ascended the Paraguay to
point near the camp Of Lopez, but were unable to
proceed further on account OF shallow water and
want of COAL The Paraguayans made efforts to OBJ
struct the river and blow up the allied feet, but
without success.
An English officer, with the permission OF the
Brazilian commander passed through the lines of
the allies with dispatches for President Lopez, and
returned with dispatches from General Mcmahon,
the United States Minister.
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BRAZIL.

Nothing Important from the Parana-Dini-
Guilty Between Minister Webb and the
Brazilian Government.
LISBON, June l6 1869.
The regular mail steamer from Rio Janero has
arrived at this port bringing dates to the 18th OF
May. The war news from the Parana was unim-
pOrtant.
James Watson Webb, the American Minister to
Brazil had taken his passport owing to questions at
variance between himself and the Brazilian govern
CANADA. The government has EXPRESSED its deter.
mnadon to treat with the authorities at Washington
through It's own representative.
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THE CADET OFFICERS.

THE CADET 0FFfCERS.
In pursuance or an order issued ana read at pa
rade to-niRht the following changes IN the corps
were made owing to the gong out OF the graduating
class.-- -
TO be Cuptdtns-Cadets Homer, Chaplin, Reed and
stevens, Il. &. , ,..,,, -
70 be Iieutendnt ana Adjutdnt-Cadet Wood, r. +.
10 be Lieutenant ana Qt1lteIndsier-Cadet Weir.
10 be observation-disclosures Jebbetts Holden, Boz
mus Fountain, Ives Quinan, schuyler, Postley, Nc
Donald, Dennson McCauey and Birshimer.
10 ne sergeant MdjOr-Cadet Mckinney.
TO be Q,trtefradsier Sergednt-Cadet Russell.
10 he Sergednts-Cadets DAVIS, @. b., Dudley. W.
H. wasson, Hoag, Nave Edmunds, Bacon, u. F.,
Hickey, Pardce, Wheeler, Goddard, Polllon, Shor-
tec, Chase, Townsend and Woodruff, I. NJ.
10 be Corpordts-Cadets Allen, j., Abbott Wood,
A. ~, Pond Rogers, wetmore llurd, Baker Elliott.
Mcfarland, Buchanan, Patterson, Wilkinson, Booth,
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SPAIN.


The Election Of n King Urged Immediately.
MADRID, June 16, 1909.
In the Cortes yesterday the subject OF the future
form Of government being under discussion, Senior
Ochoa stated that he was in favor OF the speedy
election Of king. Re pointed out the advantages
of monarchical form of government, which he said
was more in consonance with the traditions Of the
people OF Spain. He himself preferred the selection
OF Don Carlos.
Se6or Becerra replied at some length, contending
that the prospects OF Don Carlos were extinct and
could never be revived.
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CALIFORNIA.

Reception of w. III. Seward i'm san Fran.
ciscO-Market Reports.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Is, 1869.
The Board OF Regents has elected Professor John
LeConte, President pro tenn. OF the University Of
California
The Supervisors have appointed committee Of
their body to meet william ii. Seward on his arrival
at San Francisco and tender him the hOspitaites Of
the city.
The Kentuck Mining Company has levied an as
sessment OF $12 per share, delinquent, July Ia.
Flour quiet at S4 so a SIS SO. Wheat, sales OF good
shipping at 81 55. Legal tenders, 73M.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Annual Session OF the Temple Of Honor In
Philndelphia-Election Of OGlcers.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16, 1869.
The twenty fourth annual session OF the Temple Of
Honor and Temperance commenced on Tuesday In
this city. The attendance is large. The interest
manifested in the order Is very earnest. The in
crease OF membership ana the number Of temples
surpasses that OF any previous year. The
following officers were elected for the
" T., George Pruin; @. W. X. c., J. Search; @. W.
Treasurer Charles Kelly; q. w. Instructor James
J. Roberts.
A large and enthusiastic public meeting was held
last evening, which was addressed by Past q. W. I.
Bull. The Cadets Of Honor and Temperance turned
out in great numbers. Tho whole affair reflects
great credit upon the order.
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VIRGINIA..
Adjournment Of the Convention Of Superinten-
dents OF Insane AsyIums.

Adjournment Of the Convention Of Superinten.
dents OF Insane Asylums.
STAUNTON. June 10, 1869.
The Convention of superintendents Of Insane Asy-
lums reassembIed to-day. resolution by DR..
Graham, OF Texas, fav0ring judicious system -
religious worship in insane asylums. produced an
animated ana general discussion, particularly as to
the kind of religion and the manner Of its preach
ing, it being held by Dr. Lander that exciting SER
mons would tend to increase the malady of the pa-
tients. Resolutions were adopted Iavoring regular
religious service In hospitals the choice OF and a
thOrity over Chapans to be vested In superintend-
ents.
A paper by DR.. WORKMAN. OF Toronto. on the up
per phases Of insanity females and perversiOns OF
mind Occasoned by disorders OF the system, was de-
bated at length, as also Dr. Rays report OF yes
terday
The members Of the Convention dlned with Pro-
fessOr COvell OF the Blind Institution.
Hartford Conn.,, ana the third Wednesday in June
are the time and place fixed tor the meeting next
year.
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FLORIDA.

Legislative Ratification OF the Fifteenth
Anicndmcnt-Ncgro Equality Bill Defeated.
TALLAHASSEE, June 16, 1869.
The Legislature has been in special session since
the sth inst. The House passed the Fifteenth con-
stitutiona amendment the 1lth by vote Of 20 to
13, and the senate passed 1t to-day-13 to 8.
The bill which had been introduced in the House
to equaliZe accommodation and fare for the whites
and negroes on all steamboats, and railroads was
Killed TO-DAY by tie vote where II originated.
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SHOWER or SuELLs.-The Delaware County
(Pa.I Republican of the 15th says:-''On saturday
afternoon last aDout three O'Clock, shower oil Shells
accompanied by large drops OF rain, fell In tins
vicinity. For an hour previous TO the storm
q heavy black cloud appeared IN the west,
which spread rapidly IN oil directions, betokening
thunder storm OF unusual violence At half past two
O'Clock high wind prevailed, which subsided as the
ram commenced to fall in large drops, accompanied
by what we and Others In this olce supposed TO be
hail. but which proved on examination to be small
shells, resembling the shell fish known az the round
clam. We have q number OF these minute shells
now In our possession gathered by a lady during
the storm, which open to the inspection OF the
curious or those who doubtful on this subject"
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TENNESSEE.

POiiti,s in East Tennessee-The Knoxville
Wkig AbandOns Senter.
NASHVILLE, June l6, 1869.
gentleman who arrived In Nashville to-day from
Knoxville confirms the report that the Knoxville
Wig Senter organ, is about to change sides. II
Will, he alleges, hoist the Stokes flag tomorrow.
This change Is the result or the fact that majority
or the owners for Stokes. The doctrine of uni
versal suffrage does not seem to take in East Ten
nessee and the friends of Stokes here are becoming
more confident.
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CUBA.

Yellow Fever Among the OHicinis-Arrests
In the Country.
HAVANA June 10, 1869.
The Intendent, who is the chief officer of the treas
ury here died last night OF yellow fever.
In all parts Of the country the troops are arrestng
all parties suspected Of disoyalty under recent
orders sent from here.
The steamer Moro Castle arrived to-day from New
York.
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MADRID, June 16, 1863.
The National Cores mas passed the decree estab-
iishing Regency under Marshal Serrano. The vote
on tts nnal passage stood 1893 yeas to As nays.
Magnificent speeches were made in the Cortes to-
day by Castelar and Olozaga the former attacking
land the latter defending the French empire.
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FRANCE AND BELGIUM.

Resumption of the Negotiations for the Set
Element of Commercial Differences.
BRUSSELS, June 16 1869.
The negotiations between the French and Belgian
governments for the settlement Of commercial diff
rerences have been resumed and are progressing
favorably It is probable that they will be termna
tod before the end OF the present month
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The ComancI,es rnd Kiowas Returning to their
Reservations.

LEAvENwoRTH, June 10, 1859.
special despatch from Ellsworth says govern
ment guide just arrived from Medicine Bluff states
that the Comanches and Kiowas were comfg slowly
to the reservations. At Camp Supply, near the
Cheyenne and ArapahOes reservation, two hundred
Cheyennes and nearly all the Arapahoes were repre-
sented.
Company X, Seventh cavalry, Major Hale, arrived
at Fort llarker yesterday from Camp Beecher, ana
company A, Of the same regiment, arrived to-day
from Fort hays, having made a circuit through the
exposed settlements.
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SINGULAR SUICIDE OF A Boy.-A boy about four.
teen years old was found dead hanging by the neck
i'm the Darn OF Ezekiel Fols about mile from New
castle, on Friday An inquest was held by coroner
Prendcrgast and the jury returned as verdict,
death by hanging, from causes unknown" He
had used plough lines, which he had tied to the
ralters, and then Jumped from beam or Jost II Is
supposed that he committed the act on Thursday
lie lived with Mr.. Fols who had that day whipped
him with switch and it was thought that he had
run away until his body was found. wilmington
(Det) gazette June 10.
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CHINA.

Apology for the Insult to Count Rochc-
chouart.
LONDON, June 1G, 1869.
Advices from Hong Kong have been received to-
day dated May 81 The Chinese government had
Apologzed for the insult TO Count Rocnecnoyurt.
shs French Secretary OF Legation.
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Minister Webb Entangling Our DiplO-
matte Relations.
CHINESE APOLOGY TO FRANCE
Decision in the McC0ole-Allen
Case.
M'COOLE DECLARED WINNER.
ENGLAND.

John Bright Censured-The London Times
and the Irish Church Bill in the Lords.
Y~fsa<f.s LONDON, June 10, 1869.
The press generally censure Mr. Brights letter to
the Birmingham meeting
Is The Times, commenting on the proceedings in the
House Of Lords the Irish Church BILL says the de-
bate exhibits moderation and patriotism. The Times
believes that the vote Of the peers will be given
the judicial consideration Of arguments based the
provisions OF the bill and the judgment of the nation.
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IRELAND.

Night Attack ON the House of q Justice of
the Peace.
CORK June 10, 1869.
A party Of four men attacked the house of Mr..
Graz. magistrate at Black Rock, last night. The
inmates resisted and fired upon the assailants. One
OF the latter was mortally wounded. The others
ned leaving the injured man on the ground near the
house,
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TURKEY.


eettiemens OF the Turlko-Persinn Difficulties.
WA-x CoSsTANTINoPLE, June 10, 1869.
The frontier difr,cultes between turkey and Per,
Ola have been settled, and the Persian Ambassador
In this city has resumed his functions.
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ALLEGED ATTsmpTf0 ARSON CASE.

Fire Marshal Bracket last night announced that
Ignatus Forst, one OF the proprietors OF the liquor
store No. 7o4 Seventh avenue was yesterday ar
raigned before Justice Kelly, at the Fourth District
Police Court, Yorkvlle, on the charge of on at
tempted arson IN firing the above premises or the
morning of June 9. TCrst was committed for cx-
animation by the Justice In e~fault or $1,000 bail
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Havana shipping and Markets.

Havana shipping and Markets.
HAVANA, June 16. 1859.
The bark Cuba arrived here today from New
York.
The sugar market is quiet Quotations are based
on So So reals per arrobe.
Exchange-On London, 12I 131a per cent pre-
mium on Paris, par per cent premium; on United
States sixty days sight, In currency, 27 rs per
cent discount.
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GERMANY.
Arrival OF King William In Bremen.
RprupN Iuua IN IA

Arriva, OF King william In Bremen.
BREMEN, June 10, 1859.
The King Of Prussia has arrived in this city. He
was entertained to-day at banquet gwen in his
honor by the CITY, and made speech, in the
course Of which he said:-f Providence had
wilied the accomplishment OF great and
unexpected work through him, It was not by HIM
self alone, but by his companions and his allies
also that that work was executed All that was sought
BY tho present generation had not been accom-
pshed; but their successors would gather the fruit
and witness the completion Of the edifice. the foun
dation Of which hasa been laid. In conclusion his
Majesty expressed thanks for the reception he had
met, and drank to the prosperity OF the city Of Bre
men.
Tho Zollvcrcin and the Duty ON Petroleum.
BERLIN, June 10, 1869.
Tho Parliament OF the Zollveren have rejected the
proposed duty on petroleum.
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Dcdication Of thc Get,yrbura Monument.

GETTYSBURG June 16 1862
The Board OF Managers OF the Soldiers National
Cemetery, through its committee of arrangements,
respectfully invite all the soldiers who were in the
battle OF Gettysburg ana the military, municipal
and civic organizations OF the country ana the cit-
zens generally, to participate IN the ceremonies OF
the dedication OF the monument on the 1st OF july
Senator Morton VIII deliver the grafton, Bayard
Taylor the poem anu Henry Ward Beecher the
prayer. DAVID WILLS,
Chairman OF the Committee OF Arrangements
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Attempted Assassination Of n Deputy.
FLORENCE, June 10, 1862
sighor Lobbia member OF the Chamber of Dep
ntes. was attacked to-day by an assassin in the
street, After desperate struggle the assassin fed,
leaving the Deputy badly wounded.
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NEW YORK.

Organization Of the Western Midland Rail-
road Company-ImpOrtant Enterprise fer
Central New York.
CORTLAND, June &c. 1869.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of citizens OF the
counties OF Chenango. Cortland, Cayuga and TOMB
kins was held here to-day at which Ezra Cornell OF
Ithaca, presided. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted to construct q railroad from Guilford,
Chenango county, on the midland through Cortland
to the city Of Auburn and the village OF Ithaca An
independent railroad company was organized for
this purpose under the name OF the Western Md
land Railroad Company with capital Of $4,000 900.
Articles of association were adopted and subscrip
tiOns secured sufficient to secure the organization.
The following directors for the ensuing year were
eected:-James s. Squres. Perrin II. McGraw,
Horace p. Goodrich, James G. POmeroy, Hora;io
Ballard and Benjamin +. Knghast OF Cortland;
Robert J. Barnard, Hugh $. Crozler, OF Chenango;
John NJ Hand, J. Fred. Dennis and B. II. Lernard
OF Cayuga Ezra Cornell and John McGraw, OF
Tompkins.
Proceedings will be taken at once to bond the
towns Of the route, and the unanmty and spirit OF
the meeting indicated that the new railroad Is an
aVOwed fact.
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 10, 1869.
The following is the Court Of Appeals day calendar
for Thursday. June 17:Nos. 0. T. s. o, 10. IL ~ t3,
10, ~, is, ~, 80, SO, "a
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Release Of Murphy, the Anti-Irish AgitatOr.
LONDON, June 16, 1869.
Murphy, the anti-Irish agitator, who was ar
rested in Birmingham yesterday, has been dis
charged on the ground Of informaty in the arrest.
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Died.

FoGGtN.-On Tuesday June Is, at the residence d
Il. Montross Pleasant Valley, Duchess county, NJ
Y. JOHN FoGGIN, aged As years. u
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
church. EighJy-nfth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues, at ten O'Clock in the morning. A.,
SwErT.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 16,l
CHARLES ]. SWEET In the Seth year OF his age
brother to the late John A. Swett M. ID.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited attend the funeral, from his late
residence No. $40 De Kab avenue, opposite Wal.
worth street, on Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
GFOr other Deaths see Ninth EdQe.l
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New Political Observation-Disclosures Re
form Candidate for Governor Nominated.

meeting composed OF prominent gentlemen OF
this city ana state was held this evening. for the
purpose OF considering matters relating to the
coming canvass for Governor, and, as res,lt,
Colonel william b. Thomas, OF this city, was placed
In nomination as the independent reform candidate
for Governor IL Is understood the movement will
have the support of the strong men and be vigor-
Ousy pressed.
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s. Laird.
MANSION HOUSE.
LONG BRANCH. NOW OPEN
Seventh Regiment Band.
LOUIS LELAND,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH,
under supervision and control Oh
LOUIS LELAND.
NOW OPEN.
Seventh Regiment Band
NJ. NJ. LAIRD.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH,
under supervision and cOurot OF
M. NJ. LAIRD.
NOW OPEN.
Peck's Philadelphia Band
FIRST HOP.
MANSION HOUSE,
JULY g.
s. LAIRD, Proprietor.
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Episcopal Church Convention of the Diocese
Of Central New York.

large number OF clerical and lay members OF the
diocese of Central New York met the first conven-
ton Of the diocese at Grace church. this CITY, last
evening. Rev. DR.. Babcock, Of Watertown; Rev.
Mr.. Parks OF Waterloo; Rev. Dr. Clarke, Of Syracuse.
and Rev. DR.. Coxe OF Utica. took part in the
ing service. After sermon from Rev. Dr. Ayrault,
OF oxford, the convention organized Right Rev.
Bishop F. ID. Huntington In The chair. Rev. DIR.
Goodrich, OF Utica, was elected secretary and Rev.
N. NJ. Clarke OF Rome, was appointed assistant
secretary This morning the opening exercises OF
the Diocesan Convention were held in Trinity
Beach, of 0swegO
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Gouraud,s Liquid Rouge for PnIe Cheeks
and ps inieibe mparts the blush OF the IS Bond
street. late OF 453 Broadway.
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KellinRerss Liniment,
An External and Internal Remedy for
All Palms. Aches, &C.
Warranted. Beware Of counterfets Genuine 10 signeA
"De Witt c. Kelnger."
Sold by ali druggists aud can be had wholesale retail
OF JOHN r. HENRY, General AGENT,
United States Family Medicine Warehouse,
No. College place. New York.
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The following table will show how each OF the
study
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For First Class Printing of Every Descrip-
ton TO the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment
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Death Of Baron Stanley.
LONDON, June 16, 1889.
Baron Stanley, Of Adderley, died to-day, aged
stxty-seven.
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Cristndoro's UnrivaIled Hair Dyc.-Sold
applied his wig and scalp factory No 6Asor House.
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Mrs. NJ. G.. Browns Celebrated Poor Rich.
ards Eye Water. Sold bv Druggists.
MoKEssoN a ROBBINS, Wholesale Agents.
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For Rats, Reaches, Ants, Use ssCostar's" Ex.
terminators-LIud for bed bugs, Powder for nsecta. AL
druggists sell 81 81 SO sizes at factory Is Howard street.
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The State Sabbath School Convention-Arrest
of Burglar.


ALBANY, June 16 1869.
At the State Sabbath School Convention to-day,
by the Secretarys report IL appeared that only
half the counties reported thirty-two counties)
showed 3S2, ,492 scholars Addresses were made
by number OF delegates showing how the
Sabbath school work was progressing.
finance committee, with Mr.. Wilder as chair
man, was appointed. The question as to how the
Sabbath school library cali be purged OF evil was
then discussed The remainder or the session was
occupied in free interchange OF views on subjects
connected with sabbath schools and for their benefit.
While q boy was playing with pistol on Broad
way this afternoon 1t exploded and the ball struck
william J. slingerand, Of New YORK, in the hip in
nicting slight wound.
Officer Welsh OF New York. to-day arrested
Thomas Smith, indicted for burglary In tnat city IN
March last.
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Montana Cordiai.-No More Dyspepsia. To
be taken before and after each meal.
X. A. CHALvIN, l3l Fulton street.
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enterprise. An adventurous millionaire may purchase
railway lines and steamboat roues but there
neither become
sessed Of First these the deserved popularity oe
KNOX, Halter The taste that nvents the form of such
his SUMNER HATS s not to be bartered and hence hs
celebrity not transferable See and buy his latest conccp.
tiou Al No. 21a Broadway.
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Bachelors Hnir Dye.--The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliab inst ansaae-
ous. Factory Is Bond street.
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Peck's Philadelphia Band.
'- MANSION HOUSE.
s. LAIRD Proprietor
A.-Espenscheid's Tropical Hats. The Busi-
ness hat Of the season No specimen & OF the art 2, haag
" ecpse every style OF The dis.ine
the s ansqayoos approval Of Part. has
produced its superior and in this country it h entirely with
0u rival EsPEsScREfp Ma II @ ast
No. 1ls Nassau street, between Ann and Beekman srees
ABsa%isI WSmaS %nes, + hnHM XGS Would he
gives pure blooming complexion and restores YOUTH
It's i effects are gradual natural and perfect.
burn and Freckes, and makes lady Of thirty appear bue
MAaNoLlA BALM makes the .s,n smooth 9th, sSs ,sa
o ss ans No G
IeSs Ise OILY y soa ksssron ssE 915a or the HAIR
Fine CompIexion.-A Beautiful and Vel.
s Ssf s N
produces healthy action of the capAres For shshns 9
place and BY ali drusgsts
Perfect Hair Dressins.-Burnett's Cocoa.
and dry hair irritation of the scalp badness aoa
dAndruG.
A.-Burnett's FlcrimeI; nm Exauisitc R Per:
and il for sale by all druggists.
.s 70 ss
saesrooms 7 and 7Ss Broadway corner Of Tenh street
A.-Itaiian Lotion for the ComMp!exiop M J., Pre-: o
vents sunburn Freckles and Pimpes For sale by DR..
zACHAKIE, 7So Broadway, and all first class drusssS
AZ Eyerdel., 3o2 Broadwsy;=Wedding .a e .Td ID!
yer Foreign Note Papers. Finest in city.
A.-Gournud,s Lilly white, orixinn,, at. {.
% street, late % Of Is sI Broad~ay and druggists
A.-Foa9an'. Genuine Oroide Gold Watches.
s sl2 Si5 and $40 each Sent c. o. D. 70 Nassau street.
A.-ladies' Fnecs EnnmeIled; qise tho the Pre-: e:
Ris." grosd%ay. " 'A'' "'N .''.N0.-' "
Fine Gold Earrings and Pine.
FINE sS$ SStS sIF2ss F2SKhrs.
Fifteen $s '''
sleeve LEE fGSSH%%SRiS$ $5TESSs $SS sssas sHSps,
street.
Advertisements for the New York HcraId
TERIEDs efBff TST T5 T SSSGrk SifS
145 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN
Be Sure and Call for
"MRs wINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac-simile OF Curtis h Perkins the out.
side wrapper AL others are base limitations.
Barker's Hirsutu. VIII Positively C.u.e
Hair grow and prevent It from taking ou Sold every.
where. Depot, 622 Broadway.
Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Best In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable inst anaas-
Factory Is Bond street.
Cristndoro's Unrivalled Hair Dye.-s'oid
applied his and scalp factory No. Asto House.
For Rats, Reaches, Ants, Use ssCostar's" Ex:
ermna.ors-Lquii for bed bugs Powder for insecta AL
druggists sell 81 81 SO sizes at factory ls Howard street.
For First Class Printing Of Every Descrip-
ton 20 the Metropolitan job Printing Establishment
Nassau street.
Gouraud's Liquid Rouge for PnIe Checks
and ps ndebe, mparts the blush OF the rose fs Bond
street. late OF 453 Broadway.