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HOMICIDE IN WEST FORTY THIRD-SE
: SALOON PARTIALLY DEMMLIsHED-oNE MAN
KILLED.

= SALOON PARTIALLY DEMMLISHED-ONE NAN
KILLED.
On Saturday night a number of young ruff
fans all under the influence of liquor. went into the
restaurant Of Adam Goerst at No. 35i West FOryhrd
ST and called for drinks. These furnished and
drank and the rowdes then refused to pay Tor then'
While some Of them wrangng with Mr. G0erst ana
his bartender George Ream Others of them went INTO
rear room helped themselves to some 1000 spread 'hee
and when demonstrated with by the boarders seated
around the intruders atackee them. Mr. Goerst aided
by his bartender and the boarders, finally elected
the rufians, and then put up his shutters ana
men had collected a number OF their friends Win
whom they returned to the saloon. findlhg
1t closed they dared those inside 70 cont On, anu h MINI
large through the an-ght oyer inc front 1o9I
baarders on tho right side Of the head, fraGturng ms
skull and telling him to the toor Having G mollstsa
sconndreis then fled. surgeon was summoned, put
nothing could be done ana death epsneG c, naJe c
for the offenders, and during the night ana !esleu3
Tenth-ave and Forty trdst John Campbell age 49, OF
No 59l Tenthave. and James sogle age ~ OF no; 20
W9s Fory-third-sl. All were locked up IN the west
Fortyseventh-st Police Station to await the action OF
Coroner Rollins, who had been requested 10 investigate
stewart confessed that he Of the gang who en-
tered the saloon and that he threw stones from the street
i.0 the saloon He said also that Campbell threw stones
into the saloon Boyle said he had been drinking 10 eA-
cess Saturday night with samuel Han ann JONI Ql,
and soon after 10 O'Clock he left them and meeting Stew
ART and Campbell accompanied them into GOersts Saloon
lie was present when the difficulty conneneea, anu
when II became general with some OF the others Tan
into the street He also admitted that he was one O h
crowd that hurled stones through the ianlght anu
windows but was not aware OF the serious Sohsc-
quences that had resulted from their ATTACK 1nI .ep
hs arrest number OF those WHO were In the Saloon
have been retained by the Police as witnesses Inc pro
prietor and bartender say they can recognise an tnose
who entered the bar-rOOm and were engaged ia ne tow
and the police have been furnished with de1cTlpIo5 vi
them Ii Is alleged that the one VINO Threw tue ntoo
which struck Sneblar was "eIl-Lho"h ueSP'i"N'
named Jackson who Is not arrested. -. ,o.
Yesterday astenoOn Dr. John Beach maze post-loi-
tenn examination Of the body and found an oAtehsiNS
fracture of the skull the right side, ana qity Vi
eNtrayasated blood beneath. Coroner holis WI r I'm
seycnthst Police Station. SneDlnr was p,rhal hSo
Il sad 10 lave been quiet, nofensiye and industrious
man. The rufians vino committed this Outrage, iale
been long tho terror II the ncghbOrhoOd MANY Oh uc
have before been arrested Tor attacks on uhOnehuns
citizens lint by means OF the political influence poSSess.
by their friends, have always managed 10 oSo"Po WIN
merely nominal punishment
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THE COLLECTORSHIP

The contest for Mr.. Grinnelrs position as
Collector OF the Port of NewYok continued to engross
the vclest interest Saturday until the news began
TO arrive Of the insufficient protest against Mr. Murphy
and Of his subsequent recommendation by the Commit
tee to which his nomination referred. The bright
ening prospects of the ex-senator created very natural
exultation among his friends and followers and caused
the present incumbents Of snug bcrhs in the Custom
House to SILVER with apprehension Of the probable fate
In store for them Mr.. Grinnei himself professed the
utmost GOODNESS and nonchaance but did not appear to
be altogether at ease in his mind concerning his chances
for continued official existence. Now that Mr. Murphys
confirmation probable the action Of the present Col
ector with reference the Naval Office becomes the point
of most interest Every looks upon the situation rs
highly delicate and embarrassing. The Washington cor
respondents of the daily press generally seem 10 THINK at
he has In some way made application To the President
for Gen. Mertts position, but Mr.. Grinnc himself de-
cared on Saturday in so many words never asked Tor
the Naval Office"
AS to changes and removals, IL Is understood that Mr.
Murphy, II confirmed, will devote himself to reconstruct
ing the Custom House force working, political basis
and with view to healing party dissensi0ns far
possible. FcntOns ukewarm course in opposing Murphy
excites suspicion here that in reality his antagonm Is
merely fen and that he has no intention Of seriously
running counter to the wishes Of the President.
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DIED.
DLLONT-On Saturday July 9, Catherine n wife Of Frederick
The ends 81 the family are respectfully nve attend The funeral
her late residence No ~ hirist, booAn THIS
Tuesday a. m. for inerment
FBRGUSONon Day Sunday morning Sarah H. daughter Of
The friends and scuaHtsncs Of the family respectfully invited at
tend the Thru Day (Tues O'Clock ion the
residence Of her nephew d. W. Ferguson, "a South So
WILLIAMSBURG .-s-asa'
HOWLAND-At 1T
..s~, July 10, Mrs Emily A., vile Of lobH
Panera At St Andrews Church One hundred eyebt.
Tuesday, 18th inst, att p m
PATTBRsON-In Brooklyn J 1870 Mrs Mary Patterson ssd ID
Funeral service at her late residence DuHesi p Monday,
POSTAL Passac j. Saturday July George ~ Post late
Mayor John A.. Post, IN the 3lst Of his
on Monday july H. at m Church PassAc,
NJ. Trains leave foot q Chambesst at l:i5 m
SDMAN-0n SATURDAY JAY Kate LoBe infant daughter Of John
and Mary F. sidInan age months and - dlls -,
Monday llh inst, at O'Clock from the reeaee Of her parents
la West Thirty siIthst
Suddenly Sunday July 10 Mrs Mary sPesgh 'go
The funeral will place residence Other ,onnaw wm
Eohrup Esst Rorethst Wednesday afternoon li , eol
wADB-On Friday evening july 9, NJ. Magreta Wade age %
The friends of deceased respectfully inve atad & funeral
2J BroOkni Monday
afternoon, July H. al o'clock
WADsWORTH-On Saturday July g. 1870 Frederic Brummsll
youngest Of Charles and Martha A. WaEo agei year ssd
Tuesday at O'clock from the residence Of his
parents ly2 Chystest
wBLLER-Ju John Weller Of this city ia the d q his
Relatives friends respectfully invited attend tie eu from
his residence 50 East NnhL, wednesday, JAY ~ ni
O'Clock p.
wOoD-Iu Brooklyn Sunday 10th inst Era A. Wool sie Of
The funeral service, viii take place No Il wyeEos Tuesday.
l2,h inst, at O'Clock p m
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA WEKKLY MARKRr.

HAvASl July iOThe following the condition u tn Havana
the closing Yesterday SusrBuAnes opeei bsay bot
the c,ose better feel The market All qna
slightly advanced and tie market yors s The decrease n
tbs estimated sOOO hohedi heS JOB 10 10
Dutch standard 6rm q 19i reals Noe y % p firm 40 rsa'
Nos ~ M0ass-s active Oaci Nl.lss dali MASON ado
Mola.ses dull. Mlscoysio fnn thsr bu
than sellers and holders demand advance Pair 70 Good
Havana and Matanps during The week 900 boxes md
bids including 10000 boxes the United States; sosk 10
warehouse at Havana Mltinkas boxes and l0 hhdA
Ere qaot there surplus Of nHage lor al Jors per oK
Norhern and ports uue States ioSl Is;
per hid Of TO- So 80; hh Of No.ss % Do 80
~ % Rauouth and orders 81 AGO. Bsc0n tive ~ Ad
Butter steady. Flour active iO0 ..
Hams in demand at 2i for American sac sni 2i for DO sugar
curel Lar Potatoes Gg0 - s. 1aiow steady at "
d3c Shocks iu Shocks dull sra u l2 Empy
Hogsheads dbl ~ 81 Ta0w Wax demand SO 30Q
robe White Wax dull at $l20&l250
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

The South Carolina Republican State Con-
held In Columbia, July &C.
BY proclamation of Gov. Baldwin, the Leg
slature of Michigan will meet in special session July "a
to axe action in reference to municipal aid railroads
Col Ed. Grassland, a Confederate officer, is
the Democratic candidate for Congress in the LIST District
Of Kentucky
On July 13 the Republicans of Colorado are
to hold Territorial Convention at Denver TO nominate
delegate to Congress The Democratic Convention is to
be held July 20.
The Republican journals of South Carolina
charge that Judge Carpenter the Conservative and Re
form candidate for Governor made $4,000 by the passage
Of bill through the South Carolina Legislature known
as the phosphate BILL"
The bar of West Tennessee held a meeting
in Jackson, recently Gen Gideon ]. Pillow acting as
Chairman and issued call for Convention in Nashville
on July H. to nominate candidates for Supreme Judges
from each the three grand divisions Of the state to be
supported at the election in August.
The National Democratic Resident Com
mittee is fully organized, with the Hon. Samuel j.
Randall as President, to whom all communications may
be addressed Noah L. LETTERS is Secretary and the Hon.
Thomas Swami, Treasurer. All remittances are to be
made to the last named.
The Republican Congressional Committee
has completed it's organization by making Executive
Committee consisting OF Senators Wilson, Rice Came
rom Chandler, Sawyer, and Representatives Sargent Lo-
gan and Ketcham. Senator Wilson Is made Chairman,
Congressman Plat of Virginia, Secretary, and Col III.
Clendennng, TREASURED Communications for the com
mittee expected t. be addressed to the Hon. j. H.
Plat, NJ, c., Washington, ID. c.
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ployes AZ the said Board OF Health Board OF Police
commissioners may appoint TO carry out the provisions
respectively may Ak
SIC o. The said Board OF Health shall have full pow
ers 10 MAKE All necessary rules, orders, and regulations
to carry out this ordnance and % enforce the same and
such rules, orders regulations II entered record
sha ne Dndng upon all parties interested, and
son disobeyng willuy violating the same shall 10
deemed guilty Of msdemeanOr and may be fined in q
sum not exceeding $500.
SEC 10. All moneys coming into the hands OF tho
Board OF Health, by virtue Of this ordinance shall Do
paid into the City Treasury at least in week
and the Clerk " the Board Of Health shall take rpcas
receipts therefor OF which To be deposited with tho
CcTtOer and with the Auditor and the other To he
retained by said Board. and the thereof 10 be-
placed 10 the credit OF the Board % Health.
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The Democracy of Washington County, Ohio.

The Democracy of Washington County, ONO,
led by the Hon. william Hopkins recently declared IN
county meeting that "the socaed ado ton OF the IN
teenth Amendment was shameless mocE6y having
been consummated by fraud in the Northern states ana
y the tyranny OF the Federal army in the south ana
also resolved that " this Is a white man po'oihio"
made by white men for white men ana tneN pO'''''''
A very good article Of Democracy Is tha''
The Hon. Mark II. Dunnell, recently noml-
mated for Congress by the Republicans Of the lst Diro
Of Minnesota emigraed from Maine about SIX years ago
where he had held the position of superintendet OF
Public schools For tie past three years ne nae h'd 'o
poson OF state superintendent Of fubhc Instruction III
Mlnncs,tl Ho is rcpIcsen ted as man OF maiAeo "py
and great enerRv Of character.
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THE HAMILTON STEAM BRICK KILN.

Some time since We drew the attention OF
oar readers 10 the great Improvement made IN the ART
o., burning DIlck with coal wood by super-heated
steam and presumed the art had been perfected ny te
Adams KIM" but s. NJ HAMLToN esq OF Batnore,
.d me of tie owners OF tho Adams Patent, mas Iluc
@ t,vrntjon which he has secured 20 himself, ~ thIee
on otaincd from the United States Government
ny It ess without any waste Of heat, ths cineoyihB
hc rcs defect IN the kins now IN usei bcsues ~ taes
ii t'u IN does by the ordinary KIN hY th5 lnl'h
I'm mo- time is lost In burning, the bllCk Deig
,i,,l me advantages oi this hllh over nv ulneIs
are lfeyidcni from the fact hnt iheIe can % o 1
r ,i,ntity daily say FROM 10000 TO lOO0N WIN ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11
TOUR OF THE MUTUAL CLUB.

Last evening the MUTUAL Club of this city
left home on their Southern and Western tour and will
be absent the remainder Of the month. The following
order games has been arranged Maryland and Pas
time OF Baltimore, on Monday and Tuesday, July IL
and -; Olympic and National Of Washington on Wednes-
day and Thursday, July 10 and IL Wheeling OF wheeling,
W Va on Saturday July 1G Riverside OF Portsmouth,
on Wednesday, July 2G Red Stockings OF Cincinnati on
Thursday, July 81; Amateur and White Stockings OF
Chicago on Friday and Saturday, July % and 2S Forest
CITY of Rockford, Monday, July 25; Forest city or
Cleveland two games, on Thursday and Friday, July %
and 29 saturday, July SO-Home.
The futile g. Bailey Club of Brooklyn, ED,
inlay the Frontier Club OF Brooklyn, w. d. for silver
ball and the junior championship at the Union Grounds
Wiamsburgh, tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

The following amounts were deposited IN
bank during the week by Treasurer Campbell on behalf
OF the Cooperative Lot Associations No !, slG No. T.
SIS; No. g. 50 No.t $40 a; No. ., S0 No 6, 81 90
No. $50 5O No. O. S217 No TO- Si5; total, sl,o o.
The pupils of the Primary Department Of
Grammar school No g gave floral festival and concert
at the Academy ~ Music on Saturday afternoon, the
wellseected programme Of oratory, vocal and instru
mental music together with the handsome arrangement
Of the flowers gave much pleasure The exercises Wero
brought TO close. by address from Mr. VIM. Wood of
the Board Of Education, who expressed much pleasure
at the entertainment.
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onefourth the fuel and oneha the labor as compared
with other methods. This invention s Of great advant
age To brick manufacturers here and throughout the
entire country, IL will enable them 10 make better
brick mt much less cost and In the building interests
this II Of the important inventions OF the age
We wish Mr.. Hamilton the his invention really
merits, and predict improvement in the appearance Of
our new brick buildings, well increase I'm their
number in consequence of the future cheapness the
manufacture OF bTick.-fBatmore Sun.
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Special Notices.
| Broadslde for uumbugs.

A Broadside for Humbugs.
Incompetence generally band hard and Of ali Tie
Tribe preteuous knoynothiu with which society is afflicted the
scientific medicine men, who attempt mper with the ha Of The
community the most dangerous and the most imPuient
SO much BY way Now foe special Asl particular apPhes
ton.
tsppea. that mushroom growth of.oee bitter. is prnns
up upder different names locates particularly the sobesB
and Western States vendor, the hrhod recommend
to easygog people upon whom iheT think they impose uhst
tute FOR HosrErTER BITTER reoon by ever elias
the purest and mscai snrlaa sad nygoHt the World
aSorla
The referred to- being composed u worthless material oss'
larger margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic hence he
ey OF dollar sorshpng dealers fo them upon the pabhe In s
place.
But swarned oearmel" and all parties whom these ds,n'
us % beings are enieavorng a Hyeg o substituting
trash for aud, remedy hereby Informed Of the selfish AMI ond
motives which uBterle the representations in question
The great popuart e. api vast sales H0sKrrE BTER eannos
a. course be Seriously impaired BY these ek Of trade bat IS The
debla,ei anil suffering de, interest the a'sr is only al
&C, Of common humanity to pat them on Their ri'rl
Uniting Business.h Prne1 Gina Deper 80 100 Iisees
ouitug NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or In. at Do ilmea, re-
ducti0h W o. - -
Quilting Business Cogrel AL ~ gp@e s' 10, ,eee'
LII, =, in.--Tbe beet opportunity % furnish coastp
Vuis' lr ee,i,ei W J. p DALEY Co.. OF Broa.sag
oi,og au-iness.-Cool an fnlcA China Tea tct At
hall price- " % =. D'''' - 20
oni,,ua Busness-Oriers from tle country aeosrg e1'h'
a u,iit n,sc1tsd ". ) r. DALEY Co. 6j Bnaiasy
ou,,,iag Business.Purh Bowls Cs4 a.ceissg Jarne'o'
Na's - bHh Eroe " Z. DALEY Co. 63i b oad~aJ
o,;,,;ng Ru.ines-sheH.h Table yaiyc iie l4rs Ditto
To Kn,es I oln. W j. r. BAILEY Co, ~ bioisNA'
s,i,f,ae Coc. Ctantcr SIS Il psce. best socs
a "a W =. y daley Co. 81 hIstiesy.
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Arnmatic schIedan schnrrp- ..en b BE- a,ten.-r.I

Aromatic -chedau Schurp- n De fffnslFfff Gaming
public confidence and promises take the place every sr
liquor especially medicinal Tbs surprising,
for apart from is being found 10 most Of rsct drug s IN
country berg strongly c0nLne bJ De piya-
clans the mild anil sgrefaha u h1 src ti Win the
pungen acua sensation produced e palate by Do
dele,eious aricewch The ral m 0i refrf all
the medical faculty OF this counwoud, Of itse suee give The
decided preference. II prescribed medicine not hal O. te snd
beverage II considered By judges 10 be superior 10 any ar
tce Of the kind imnorel NO thIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-11

An enterprising phrenologist once wrote a
polite 10 the late Charles Dickens asking perns
sion 10 make an examination Of his Uranium. Mr. Dick
ems replied "Dear Sir: At this time require the
of my skull but IL shah be at leisure will
willingly place it at your disposal"
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THE PrettIest Woman in Nev.YorL.

The PrpffIcst WOnnn NfNF-1 0fN VI ~ WI
known fashionable society for her dHgae appearance and bean
salOw rughkn1e girl chAnof her
freckoi face She pitched into HAGASs MAGNOLIA Balm and
complexion she Tbs article
oyeooraes kes tan sOwne moth phes rngmars etc and
makes look year younger thn they h1GNouA Bs of
LToN kATHsRoN D. make The hair fn
f luxuan ard decae have uva. The hArnARDs pre-
from turning gray era dandruf snd the beat ani
cheapest dressing the s0rh.
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rIyrrvoon PAW Ilv 49, 400 ~ h, NJ, ea, he,,
BASEBALL.
WHITE STOCKINGS vs.. STAR.

On Saturday the Chicago Club played the
fourth and last in this city, their opponents being
the amateur Star Club Of Brooklyn. 1t had been the
general impression the Stars would prove much for
the visitors but the result proved this impression ncor
rect The White Stockings played theirlaes acquisition,
young Burns OF the Rose Hill FOrdham College, Club, in
place of Pnkham. The delivery OF Burns proved,
many predicted troublesome to the Stars who failed to
hit him. The game short one, and well play ed
both sides. The full score is appended:
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York yachts Il Ia possible may not take place after ALL
Mr. Ashbury not having replied TO the conditions OF the
club regulated at their meeting In March or April last
Mr. Ashbury first proposed such race but he may see
III To withdraw from further should circumstances
arise which may be deemed justlabe In deciding him
~ adopt such a course. .
OF 800 10 $50 in the she Is now sailing against the
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

1DE 1lRF.
THE FLEETWOOD PARK TROTTING MEETING
THIRD AND LAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
WINNER OF THE 2:30 PURSE, AND GOLD
SMITH MAID OF THE 5000 PURSE.
The Fleetwood Park meeting terminated on
Saturday last although remained TO be troted
Deing postponed until day this week. There was
largo attendance but general dissatisfaction was
pressed at the want Of good faith the part OF the
managers In delaying the start full hour and a half
beyond the announced tne, which necesstaed the post
Ponement Of the most interesting event OF the daythe
tp~Vle neat race. Those who patronzed the Harlem
management OF the officials OF this line; for although
re! advertised an extra train TO the Park TO return
there was train to bring the visitors back in the even
le- the company pocketng the money for the excur-
double disappointment thus suffered by the public is not
ey 70 INCREASE the popularity either Of the Fleetwood
fa ar, or the Harlem Railroad management
me rst race was for horses that had never beaten
2;5O, mile heats, three in FIVE harness Tie winner
and the G S,se Ge s hdr ns %sra
entered OF which the following six started: Black Harry
tapl Glll Dreadnaught, Ed. White Carroll and Dresde
"a White was the avorte against the field and he won
he hrst and second heats in such easy STYLE in 32i
tal $40 to $40 the odds him In one pool sold He
De0hgs, however, to party hailing from WatertOwn
~ " who ruled off Narragansett Course last year
on horse however good under such control II proved
so in this instance, for Dreadnaugh the next three
laid such long odds the favorire second heat
uT TsS OF so the last heats 2SGl 2;sll 2S9i
horses, and for which Goldsmith Maid George Palmer
ana American Girl were entered. The winner was en-
titled to 5000 the second horse 81 $50 and the third $780,
The Maid had not roted since the Narragansett Park
meeting ana was Thought the rest had done her good
as natural consequence she the fayorite at long
odds over the field In the first heat American Girl took
and kept the lead to the halfme pole, where she
up and fell behind leaving Goldsmith Maid and Palmer
to finish the race. finer struggle than that which
ensued between the pair has rarely been witnessed
Palmer troted fast and steadily and although the Maid
made brilliant effort to Oyertake him as they came
dashng up the short home stretch she failed TO do IT,
and Palmer beat her to the score by length in 222t
Although beaten in the heat Goldsmith Maid was still
the y0te at the long odds Of 500 to $780, and she made
those who had backed her still by winning
the second heat easily by six lengths In 221l American
Girl again last 1t 500 To $50 the Maid, who
the third heat by two lengths from Palmer in 22l and
the fourth heat and by length after interesting
struggle with George Palmer, who the second money
Time 2:21.
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he score
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SEVERE ACCIDENT AT A BASEBALL MATCH.
CINcINNArI July 1O=The match game OF

CINCINNATI, July 10.-The match game of
baseball yesterday between the Red Stockings OF this
CITY, and the amateurs OF Chicago at Ogden Park, re-
suited the Of the former club by score Of Sc
10 49, During progress of the the raised seats
on the side gave way precpitatng five hun
tred persons to the ground in terrible confusion.
Three men and two ladies considerably injured.
Mr.. Breuster, n halter, badly hurt in the spine.
T. C. Kane commission merchant, badly hurt inter
nally. DR.. Cleveland hurt internally; and Miss
Mary Cline had her leg broken The game was inter
rupted by the accident but few minutes.
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POLITICAL.
OREGON.

RESULT OF TIE LATE ELRCTION-THE OFFICIAL
VOTE.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-The official canvass
OF the oregon election returns give Democratic major
iy the Congressional ticket OF 343, and majority Of
G3l for Grover (DcmocraU for Governor.
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Congress md Empire spring Co.'s Depot for Congress
Rmrire ami spnpg Waters, - CHAsfksT,
BROADWAY Free daily City and BROOKLYN Natgral waters only
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MARRIED..

Wedding nd Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Paper
VIZ EvKRDBLLs l FULToS-sT OLD DUTCH CHURCH.
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John r. Henry. = COlleRe-pace, Newly Ork.-Popu-
MEDCNRs and MNFRAL WAriEs ~ that minister 10 healh
and physical happiness ~ eoots gsGrar J'Ht and su' el N
quanuus desired The LARGEST ETABLsHNENr % TIM hisD
.--Iu M.l.rrn