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IRELAND.

Now York Judge aud the Orangemen.
LONDON, August 10, 1870.
Tho following details OF an assault on Judge
McCunn, OF New York, have been received here:-
on the 18th inst, during the celebration Of the
raising OF the siege OF Londonderry, Judge McCunn
on visit to Coleraine. town a few miles east
OF Londonderry, and in the same county. While at
the railway station, accompanied by two priests,
Nr. McKenna, OF the editors Of Belfast paper,
and some other friends, mob OF Orangemen made
an assault upon him and his companions. Mr..
NcKenna was roughly handled and others of the
party were hurt, but the Judge managed to escape
without serlons injury.
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Another Victory for the Magic
and the Cambria.
The Magic the Winner Of the
Ashbury Cup.
Our English Guest the Winner Of the
New York Yacht Club Cup.
Fine Weather and an Exoit-
J ing Race.

NEwPoRr r. L., August 10, 1870.
The much talked Of race for two OF the cups pre-
scented by Mr.. James Askhury-one for schooners
and the other for slOops-came OF to-day. In con-
neclon with these prizes there was also cup given
by the New York Yacht Club. A more favorable Oc-
casion could net have been selected, and
the contest was throughout a splendid affair,
resulting In q victory for an American
craft that has already distinguished herself,
as well as in triumph for the British
yacht Cambria 1t was perhaps the closest race be-
tween two schooner yachts record for the judges
hesitated long ere they could determine which Of
the two was first at the goal. That the capacities
OF the competitors brought to test there can
be little doubt and although fore and aft sails
allowed, all had o fair opportunity for the
exhibition of their qualities. 1t was good,
dead beat to windward race always
hailed with satisfaction by thorough yachtmen,
and the Magic. IN winning Mr.. Ashbury's Cup, has
assuredly won a glorious reputation; while the
Cambria, In carrying the one given by the club has
proved herself to be vessel worthy the renown she
has deservedy gained. The proximity OF the two
yachts to each otner at the home stakebOat was
wonderful after such race, and 1t was not until
after much calculation that It was announced that
the Magic was the leading yacht by twenty Sec
Onds The excitement Of the spectators was i'm
mense, and The winning yachts-for both were
victorious, since she Magic takes one cup and
the Cambria the Other-were welcomed by joyful
sautes
There were entered altogether thirteen schooners
and four soops, all of which were supposed to be
In the very best trim. The race was to be sailed
according to the rules and regulations Of the New
York Yacht Club, giving time allowance, and the
course was from a line between Fort Adams and the
Dumping TO and around The buoy Off Block Island,
on the starboard side, nylng start. The judges
were Messrs. Lewis NJ. Rutherford, Henry ]. Steb-
bins and Shepard Romans, who were stationed on q
steamer close by the fort the vicinity Of which
crowded with pleasure crafts Of every description
conveying passengers to witness the race. The fol-
lowing were the entrIes:-
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MAINE.

Democratic State Convention ut Bangor
General Roberts Nominated for Govern or
The Platform Adopted.
BANGOR, August II, 1870,
The Democratic State Convention, which adjourned
over from Portland, met here to-day, Z. F. Pnsbury
In the chair.
letter was received from General Franklin Smith
declining denomination. General Charles ":
Roberts, Of this city, was put nomination for GOV.
ernor, receiving all but two out Of 67a votes.
& The following resolutions were adopted:--
sisa
but II has given them extravaganza and corruption pro-
o % sns% 1 but
thereby 70 D%da.s the people thereof and make them sub
Resoyed That the ordinary expenses of the general and
ies oSers 10 ssrns evidences Of the the exist
IN SPS ss a' .DS .s.a
serng the Liberties Of the peop.e - a., ,
sss s
this ss The 70 ssm the mode Of sd
many dangerous attempts to abrdse the rights OF ct
zens, and abrogates mehonored law and usage Of this
Resolved That the tariff for protection mainly for the
benefit OF the wealthy and the nonopcNsts that Tree trade
sssolSsd. Tn. invite the thoughtful consideration Of
have heeoiore been pursuits to the fact tina. me
cause q ysssSus .sl.on The The republ
so1e fsa w S in of
judicous regulation by law Of The sale e intoxicating
there restoration Of I State cons,s6uiary.
An anti-C Chinese resolution and resolution OF con-
IN Their nominee were also s ADOPTED opt vorv nar
moDious. The nomination Of General Roberts was
received with salute OF artillery. ratification
Philsnder J. Carlton, OF Camden, was nominated
Is the democratic candidate for representative Il"
lQngress from VIC Epih distl1cs
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ENGL AND.
Royalty, Diplomacy and Grim

Royalty, Diplomacy und Crime.
LONDON, August I6 1870.
The Queen has gone from Osborne TO Windsor.
The Neaos again euoglzes Mr.. Motley to-day.
One Brearlcy, Confederate soldier, who served
undor 'Stonewalln Jackson. has been arrested for
attempting to kill Captain Elliot, an Essex Magis
trate. Jealousy Is said to have been the cause.
son of Lord Brougham, the late Chancellor has
been declared bankrupt.
Tho first despatch that the steamship Pennsyl-
wanna was entirely destroyed by fire was erroneous
A great part Of the cargo was destroyed, but the
vessel itself was not badly damaged. She win sail
% the 10Th for Havre and New York.
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Corrected Time On

The time OF the Alarm. HalcyOn, Rambler Calyp-
SO and White Cap was not taken. As will be seen,
the Cambria started forysix seconds before the Ma.
gic and arrived at the stakeboat twenty seconds
ahead, making the victory for the Magic by twenty.
six seconds on the actual arrival at the sakeboat
To the corrected time, by allowance, the Magic won
by seven minutes ana thirty-two seconds.
Thus ended the race. The Magic was declared the
winner Of The first schooner prize and the Cambria
Of the second while the prize for soops fell to the
Oracle, which, by the way, carried away her bob.
stays.
1t was altogether closely contested AFFAIR so far
as the winning schOoners were concerned, and the
manner in which the arrangements were carried
out afforded general satisfaction.
The Sappho, Dauntess and America did not par
ticipate In the race. The two first mentioned YES.
sells, however, took cruise out towards Point Ju.
dth and accompanied the racers home.
THE RACE BETWEEN THE CAMBRIA AND PALMER.
The match between the Cambria and the Palmer,
twenty miles to wndward and back, for cup, Will
take place tomorrow "wednesday morning, and the
squadron VIII proceed eastward on the following
day.
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TELECRAPH!lIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
French and British Relations to
the Iberlan Peninsula.
Russian Communicate
with Austria.
A NEW YORK JUDGE IN IRELAND,
THE lBERIAN PENINSU LA.
HHe Intended Landing Of English ProOps'
FRENCH and British Naval Movements.

NBe Intended Landing Of English PrcOps--
FRENCH and British Naval Movements.
LISBON, August IA. 1870.
The journals Of this city deny the report that
meeting Of the chiefs OF all parties, called by Duke
saldanhe, was occasioned by Spanish note, saying
that the landing of English troops oil Lisbon would
be considered q cdsus oeAG
The Journals also deny that Don Fernando has
been urged to give his reply within twenty-fonr
hours, as TO whetae- e VIII accept the throne OF
Spain.
Yesterday Ri the spaulsi political refugees in this
country returned to Spain.
A French gunboat having arrived here the English
Rect leaves tomorrow. It's destination is unknown
Costa, the Portuguese Minister to Madrid, has
been created Count Villa Franco.
Late advices from Rio JaDeiro state Sat Ccant
DEu has been naturalized and Is now citizen OF
Brazil.
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N0RMAL SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS.

Meeting Of the Normal School Associa ton nj
Observation-Disclosures Grant In Attendance
Election Of Officers.
CLEVELAND, August 16, 1870.
At the meeting Of the Normal School Association
to-day committee was appointed to wait upon
President Grant and invite him to attend the ses-
sions OF the association. Soon after the Presidents
presence was announced and an impromptu recep-
lion was held
After the reception essays read by Miss Della
A. Lathrop, principal OF the Cincinnati Normal
School, on "The Place and Value Of Object Les
sons" and by George u. Lo0mis on Vocal Music in
Normal Schools"
years.. II. White, Peoria, Ill, President; G. c.
Rounds, OF Maine; Mrs. Stone, OF Akron, ohio, and
S. X. Thompson, OF West Virginia, Woe Presidents
The remaining officers are the same as last year.
The evening was occupied with reports OF com.
mittees and the reading of paper by Miss Jackson
Of Philadelphia, on 1.-THE Treatment of Dunces.n
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Contribution to the German Sanitary Fund
California village Burned.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 1e, 1870.
The German Sanitary Committee day RENTED
m additional ten thousand dollars TO Berlin.
The French residents yesterday observed the Ja te
OF Napoleon.
The village where Is situated the new Almedan
Quicksilver mine was destroyed BY fire the 15tn.
Fifty or sixty houses were burned.
The North German bark Herman sailed from Port
land, Oregon. on the 18th instant with cargo OF
wheat for Great Britain.
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palsoREn-nsscuIHs sowpEs IN NEWARK.

While constable Lang was serving process
yesterday on one Gottleib Ellsler, Of No. IS Fast
Kinney street, Newark who stands charged with
breach of the peace and arson In setting fire to the
house OF neighbour gang 0frOwdies named Sand.
!0rd neaded as alleged by Cne Andrew Moer, of 1913
ana then assaulted the constable. The prisoner
was rearrested, however, and placed In the lookup
as was also Moer who stands charged with interior
The authorities express a strong determination to
stamp out this species Of rOwdyism which has
snown Itself tunes Without number 0tlate IN Newark.
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ILLINOIS,.

Mr.. Freinahuysen Declines the English Mis-
sion-The Position rendered senator TruIn.
ball.
CHICAGO, August 10, 1870.
The Post this evening says that Mr.. Frelinghuysen
having concluded to decline the mission to England
President Grant has offered the place to senator
accept, preferring to remain In the senate
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GEORGIA..

A LEGISLATION Swindlc Defeatcd-State Asri.
cultural Convention.
ATLANTA. August 10, 1870.
In the House OF Representatives motion to pur-
chase the Opera House was laid on the table.
The State Agricultural Convention met to-day.
The attendance was large, including visitors from
al parts OF the State. Nothing important was done
except the adoption OF constitution.
The hotels are crowded with delegates to the
Democratic Convention, which meets in this city TO-
morrow.
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The Grand Encampment.

ROCHESTER,, August TO- 1870.
The annual reports OF the r. w. Grand PaIriarch
and Scribe show that this branch Of the Order has
participated IN the general prosperity In this jurs
dictlon. Nine new encampments have been tnstt-
tuted and two renstated, increasing the number to
nfty-two; increase IN membership, 6l8; total MEM
bershp, g. 04. The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:-M. w. Grand Patriarch, VIM.
Engleand NJ 4. Grand High Priest, Edward Whit
ney: R. W. Grand Senior Warden, Thomas Pruden;
r. w. Grand Scribe, Charles V. CLARK; r. W. Grand
Treasurer, George Smith; Il. w. Grand Junior
Warden jacob Levi
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TGteGaAPHlC NEWS ITEMS.

Dr. Leonard Marsb for fifteen years n professor IN the
University OF Vermontded Burlington yesterday morning
Archbishop Purcell will speak In Cincinnati ON Saturday
night on Pspal nfsbty and other matters pertaining
the Ecumencs Council
A Baltim0rean, named James Charles struck
by train on the Hudson River Railroad near Croon
yesterday, and was fatally injured.
MIS- McAndrews OF Providence, r. t. sixty years OF age
was killed ast evening while walking on The track of The
PrQyldence and Worcester Railroad
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CUBA.

Departure OF Central Rynn from Cnba-
His Arrival and Reception ON American
soil-wb~t He Says He Has Done and
Wsp. He Proposes to DO.
KEY WEST Fla, August 10. 1870.
General W. A. O. Ryan, with Aide-de- camp Colonel
L. G. Bailey left Cuba August O. arriving ut Nassau
the sth. He was publicly received. Arriving at
Key West the 10th, he was met with a great recep-
ton by the Cubans He addressed them at length,
stating that he was entrusted with very important
commission; that he hoped to be in cuba again In
less than thirty-fve days; that he was anxious to
get back, and said the war continued with UNI
abated fury, and OF late had been severe In.
deed; that the Spaniards had been de-
feated twenty-three times during July. He
mentioned instances where he had attacked
$50 Puerto Principe soldiers with forty picked men
and ten officers. In one hour eighty VI the enemy
were killed. and the Spaniards reported l23 wound
ed. He says the Spaniards are numbering CUBAN
women and children IN the country whenever pos.
sble.
General Ryan received secona demonstration
from Cubans yesterday evening He informed them
that what was needed was money and arms anu
men. The Spanish Consul attended the meeting.
General Ryan leaves for New York to-day, where
he win address the friends Of Cuba. He says Cubans
at present feel confdent9 Of their independence
and a speedy termination OF the struggle.
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ANOTHER NEW PLANET DISCOVERED.

UREA, August 10, 1870
The following communication Will appear In the
M0rning He,Uld to morrow
LITCHFIgLD OBSERVATORY,
or HAMILTON COLLEGE,
CLINTON, n. Y, August 10, 1870. }
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE UTICA MORNING HERALD
planet, unknown to me, was found here night
before last, and It's motion fully ascertained yester
day evening 1t Is on the border between cOnselIa-
lions Aquarius and Oapricornus, In 32l degrees
right ascension and thirteen degrees south declina
ton, going south at rate Of three minutes per
day and easterly fourteen minutes. It Will be the
eleventh OF the Asteroids. 9. Il. L. PETERS
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FRANCE.

Justice and Finance.
PARIS, August TO- 1870.
The council Of war TO act on the cases OF the
yillette rioters assemblies here to-day.
The officers OF the Bank OF France to-day announce
IN arrangement OF special service for distributing
com to certain establishments throughout France
where EN- ploy Gs are to be paid.
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MAILS FOR ECROPE.

The steamship Idaho will leave this port on Wed
nesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at eight O'Clock A. M
THE NEW YORK HERALD Edition for Europe
Will be ready at half-pa seven O'CLOCK
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, SIX cents.
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FOUND DROWNED At FORT HAMIL TON.

The body Of q man aged about thirty was found
in the water at Fort Hamilton yesterday. The
clothing consists Of black cloth pants and vest
white socks, CATERS, white shirt and white anneI
undershirt; no coat: There was night key In one
OF his pockets. The inquest has been adjourned till
Friday.
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MOVEMENTS OF lHE PRESIDENT.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 10, 1870
President Grant and party arrived here this morn
ing They leave for Long Branch this evening, via
2 lttsburR.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Distinguished Recruit In the Republican
Party.
CHARLESTON, August 10, 1870.
Ex-Governor James L. Orr has published letter
announcing his adhesion to the republican party in
South Carolina. He says, for many years to come
that party must control the state and that opposi
istllg evils. t
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RUSSIA.

Communication with Austria.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 10, 1870.
Tne Austrian Ambassador to st. Petersburg left
for Vienna yesterday.
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Regatta at Fair Haven.

The fifth annual regatta OF Fair Haven will take
place on Thursday, the 26th instant, and promises
to be nice affair." 1t Is anticipated that the prnci-
pal yachts of the Bayonne, Neptune. Jersey City,
Jackson, Hoboken, Granville, Brooklyn, Gravesend,
Atlantic and other clubs will participate, and all
yachts will be sailed cat rugged. The distance to be
sailed is eighteen miles, the starting point being
Far Haven dock, and thence to Long Point and
Guon's Point, rounding the stake boat or Guion:s
and home stretch. The time OF starting Is fixed at
twelve noon. All yachts are required to enter
before eleven o'clock Of the day Of sailing. Judges
are to be appointed at that time and preiiminaries
arranged. The entrance fee is five dollars the first
prize fifty dollars, and other minor prizes Will be
given, including silver goblet and suit OF cOors
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Departure of Army and Navy Officers from
Boston.

UObIOne
BOSTON, August 10, 1870.
The tug spesdwel which was sent from Ports
mouth yesterday left the CharlestOwn Navy Yard
on her return trip at eleven O'Clock to-day, having
about sixty marines and twenty-five sailors on
board from the receiving ship Ohio, as the quota
from tins station.
In the morning the Commodore General Benham,
and many officers under their commands, will go by
rail to Portsmouth 10 take part In the ceremonies at
the funeral of Admiral Farragut. Detachments Of
marines and sailors are also being sent from Port
land,
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PENNS YLVANIA.
The Yellow Fever Scare I'm Philadelphia
No More Cases at Quarantine.

ue HCIIuW FCVtT SCUFe III IUNHUcIVuSH-
No More Cases at Quarantine.
PHILADELPHIA, August 16 1870.
Considerable anxiety having been expressed rela-
tive to the reported presence OF yellow fever In this
city, and the Board OF Health In some
places having ordered all vessels coming here
to be quaranuned. it is proper TO state
that oil reports OF the presence OF yellow
fever here have been false. 1t is not known that
single case has occurred IN this city, and more ut
quarantine, ten miles from here, than IN any
previous year. The Mayor Of the city has sent
despatch to the foregoing effect to the Mayor OF VIII
mington, n. g., In response to a despatch from that
onice asking If the fever was raging here as re-
ported.
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Portland Yacht Club Race.

PORTLAND, August 16, 1870.
Portland Yacht Club had their annual regatta to-
day The Ray was the winner of the first class, the
Spy of the second class and the Whisper Of the third
class.
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SPAIN.

Tho W0rkingmen's Movement.
MADRID, August 10, 1870.
Labor demonstrations continue here and In the
other Giles OF Spain.
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ROME.

No GunbOnts from France.
ROME, August 49, 1870.
The French left two despatch boats IN the Tiber
On evacuating Rome.
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Industrial Combination.


EDINBURG, August 10, 1870
The operatives in the iron mines at Dysart and
And Loeb Geny have informed their employers that
they have arranged to ''strike." The ultimatnn Of
THE strikers Is higher pay or shorter hours.
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Death Of a Prominent Observation-Disclosures.
HAVANA, August 16, 1870.
Francisco Campralor an eminent Spanish poet,
deu In this city to-day.
Exchange on London, 1sX 1oA; on Paris, 6; on
United States gold, short sight, Sh premium.
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Are You Disturbed at Night

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l broadway, corner Murray s.rssL
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HAVANA, AUguSI TO, IoIV.
The Panama and West India cable has met with
an accident, causing Sir Charles Bright to return to
Batabano. After beginning to lay the deep sea
cable from Oayo Diego Perez towards Santiago de
Cuba defect was discovered In the cable which
hal already been laid across the shadows, and was
caused it Is thought by coming III contact with the
coral reefs. The steamer Suffolk has returned and
leaves Batabano again to-day. The Dacia Is of
Diego Perez. =
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Sta1Ord's Iron and Sulphur Powders
invigoratc the body ana
parity the blood.
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CristadOr0's UnrivuIIed Hair Dyc.-sold
applied at his wig and scalp factory Nob Astor House
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PAUI~-Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, August 10,
FRANK GRIswoLD, son Of Alexander and Emily,
Paul. aged 10 years and months
10 Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
PnELAN.-Suddenly, on Friday, August II, JOHN
The relatives and friends Of the deceased are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from hia
"wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock. -
For other Deaths see Ninth Page.l
staaord's iraa md sulphur Powders
parity the blood. 4f
A.-IIerrins's Patent sn..
25l broadway corner Murray s.rasL
Are You Disturbed at Night
by child suffering and crying with the
pain OF cutting teeth 80, 60 and get bottle OF
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP will relieve th.
little sufferer Immediately. II wind colIc requisites the
bowels. and is perfectly safe In all cases.
Cristadorc,. Unrivn!Ied Hair Dye.-soid
a.. Ps.en, Window UmsrslIss;1Nswest Inven-
IS Leonard street, sole manufacturers.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid In Gold.
furnished The highest rates paid for Douboons
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers ls Wall stree. Mt,
The Metropolitan Job Printing EstabIisA-
ment,
81 NASSAU STREET,
OLD HERALD BUILDING.
This well known establishment offers ad
by other In the United States
Call and get your estimates for
f-..-.-, ALL SORTS OF PRINTING,
ILLUMINATED ' FOSTER WORK
= TO CARD.
Especial attention paid to
LAW PRINTING
at rates which will compare favoraby with any oce
Travelling companies will do well q Gallon Us and
STOCK OF CUTS.
Wood Engraving done notice and nj low figures
VfrHinia, VermaRf, Saratoga and Olncr
mineral Spring Waters. General depot u Chambers street,
Natural waters only.
:. Wilder's Patent ssalamander Safcs.-Depos
% Cortlanat stresh
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Patent Window observation-disclosures Inveu.
ion Of the age SIMON HErTER CO.,
IS Leonard street, sole manufacturers.
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bowels. and is perfectly safe in all cases
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pain Of cutting teeth If So at once and get bottle OF
MRS MINsLOW,s soOTIING SYRUP Il will relIexe The
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Wilder's Patent salamander safcs.-Depos
% Cortandt streeh
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virginia, Vermont, Saratoga and Ofhcr
mineral Spring Waters General depot o. Chambers street,
Natural waters only.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Priz0s Paid In Gold
Information furnished The highest rates paid for Doubloon
and all kinds of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR Il Co. Bankers Is Wall street. N. r,