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CHICAGO.
caIsf iusiles Chase Fires and FIsAts.


CHICAGO, July aI.-Chief Justice
Chase, who has been gOnestwo weeks
at st. Paul, intends to leave for the
east, via Lake Superior, on the first
through train to Duluth, winch the
superintendent expects to send
through on Wednesday or Thursday
next.
The weather in Minnesota IL farst.
rate for harvesting purposes. The
wheat crop promises well.
A mass meeting of Scandinayians
has been called for Wednesday next.
for a free discussion on the European
war question and a proper and united
action. The call indicates sympathy
ior the French side Of the question.
MIR. Whilesman, clerk In the dry
goods store of WOndell Brothers, had
both his eyes destroyed yesterday by
the explosion of bottle containing
q compound Of nitric acid and mer-
curry, which had been carelessly but
up for him by clerk in drug Store.
A ladies' sanitary commission. 10
aid the Prussian army, has been or
ganized here's a sanitary fair viii be
&t7sAe ~ es rrs. D.
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Finances and Gold Sales.

WAsHIHGPoN, July 31.-The AS
sistant Treasurer at New York has
been Instructed to sell a million dol
lars Of gold each Wednesday during
August, and to purchase a million dol
lars in bonds each alternate Thursday,
commencing August llth. The sales
of gold during the month will amount
to i've miili0ns OF dollars, and the
bonds purchased to six millions. The
public debt statement tomorrow will
show a considerable decrease in the
Hahf
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


MoBII z, July 31.-The last rails on
the eastern division, from Mobile to
Pascag0uia, Of the New Orleans, Mo-
bile and Chattanooga railroad were
laid last night.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA July 3l.-The ORciale
yoslrnaie formally announces the sus-
pension of the coneordat between Aus
tria and Rome. The Papal Court has
been notified OF the action Of the Aus
trian government.
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PITY the Poor FsIIaw.

CINCINNATI, July 3I.-A young
German, who registered at the Burnet
House, 81. Pand, Bremen" took
chl0roform Saturday night In his
room, but was discovered and taken
to the hospital in time to save his life.
He left letter saying he could not
find work and was determined to kill
himself, and had concealed his real
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CINCINNATI, July 31.-Yesterday
evening, about 2 O'Clock, a German
named Vim. Senle shot and mOrtalIy
wounded his son Frank, youth OF
nineteen. He WaJ arrested.
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SAL1 OF
Two Hundred Lots
m
BRINKLEY, ARKANSAS
n EiIss from Memphis,
ON The
Memphis and Little Rock R. r.
These Lots will be sold to the HIGHEST
BIDDER, ON the Premises, on
M O n q "a ".
9th Day Of August, 1870.

THIS town is situated on the Memphis and
y Little Rock railroad, half way between
Mem phis and Little Rock. fifteen miles north
OF Clarendon. thlrty-three south OF Augusta
nfty-nve south OF JacksOnpOrt. and eight
from CottS Plant
IL - surrounded by a very dae country and
lmmedtately In the Pine Region, one OF the
nneSt bodies OF pine In the state.
II Is on the high grounds between White
and St. Francis rivers, and is considered ths.
very healthlest sections Of Arkansas
THIS place is destined TO be one Of the
largest shipping points on the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad.
Trains Will carry passengers at half fare.
July Is lS70.
B. ID. WILLIAMS,
fyII General SDD'f ana led ..-srs
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EIra

CONCORD, n H, July 31-Early this
morning fire in the Northern rail
road round house destroyed about one
third Of the building. Three engines
were badly damaged. Loss, So, 900,
well covered by insurance. Fire &C
cidental.
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The children Of the Orphans Home
passed up the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road on their way TO Winchester,
Tenn, where they give a series ol
concerts for the benefit OF their
"HOme" at Lauderdaie. They also
contemplate travelling extensively for
the purpose of giving concerts. The
propFiety of these exhibitions can only
be approved by an memorable neces-
sity. Orphans, from childhood, may
be imbued with the tastes and habits
and predictions of showmen. Dead
Confederates might not approve, i
they could look down and see how
their children are trained.
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SEPARATING cOTToa-eIh.
THE e0TTOR CROP OF 1870

CAH he gathered In the boll--hulis. leaves,
~ stems and ALL The drop cotton and un-
opened bOlls esn be saved. ef uf rat
THE SEPARATING CorToN-GrN win save all
and gin it out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made rom the same
In use.
esg~ send for circular.
DoWDAlsLs PAGE o 90, st, Louis, No,
tya Sole Makers,
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constitutional Reform.

DETROIT, July 8l.--In the Michi-
gan Legislature, yesterday, the COM
mittee to whom was referred the Gov
ernor's message, made report to the
House recommending two amend
ments to be submitted to the people.
The first amendment Is RS to the
validity of all railroad bonds is
sued previous to May y, 1860,
The other amendment provides In
reference to fpture aid, that q majority
Of the tax payers In any village OF
city may vote aid to railroads to any
amount not exceeding five per cent Of
their assessed valuation, theamOunt tC
be paid within five years of the com
pletion Of that part Of the road lying
In the municipality.
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Amos r. johnson, Lowering
and Hon. j. A. p. Campbell get 5000
each for codifying the laws Of Missis-
sippi. Lowering is Ames' importation
from Tennessee,
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James McClesky, charged with kill
ing a man in Alabama, was arrested
last week in Americas, Georgia.
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DIsPENshRY.
DR.. D. 8. JOHNSON'S
Medical Dispensary, Memphis, Tenn.


ATIs aIl-N-I aHlEH1T y III
COR the cure Of all forms of private dlsear es.
II Impotence, Seminal Weakness, 5yphii is
etc, speedily cured; also. diseases peculiar to
females DT. Johnson has given his spec al
20 the cure OF Private Diseases or
> years. All afflicted should call or WI t..
Medicines sent BY express 20 all parts, and
cures guarantees
once hours am. 70 pm SHn lays to IL
AZ tesl D. = JOtl IN. Md.
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H. T. Temlinson & Co., Agents,
No. u MADISON STREET,
iyS1 MEMPHIS, TENN.
TO OWNERS or DOGS.

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL,
MEMPHEs, Tenn, June so. 1870.
~ Ths owners OF dogs win take notice
that tho ordinance against dogs running at
large upon which no Excise Tax has been
paid. goes into effect on Monday. August /,
lS70. and viii be promptly enforced.
tySI Q. I: SMITH, Sanitary Sergeant.
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AUCTION.
VALUABLE
SECOND STREET PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.

- n - - ma o II q % 1ufH11
TAKE pleasure in being able 20 announce a
Il sale, al public auction. OF That va aluable
property cOrhering on the alley, on tie east
side OF
Second ST., betweea Market and EXCHANGE.
The lot has front OF ~ feet by 49, deep. 70
- A!l5y- -Iilo lHpfuErEaEIss cons Esl OF q
FRAME HOUSE. containing four rooms and
Daseffieuts ou1-hOuses, well and cistern.
TERMS 0B 0BHALE.-OBe-half cash; balance in
8. Y, Is and "A months, with Interest, at per
cent
The sac will take place on the premises,
thursday Evening, August 4th, at 5 o'clock.
Jy3l ". H PAssMORE co, Auetioueers.
BY EZEKIEL & CO., AuctiOnsers
llnrnA.r Sacnnl and & lanna glront.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

MASUhlc hOTICE.
TNHE stated communication OF Auge- q
Il roma Lodge No. l6S will be held this W
(AONDAIl Evening, August LIST, at 75</N
O'Clock, Tor dispatch OF business p
All NJ. NJ. s fratefnally invited
BY order OF JOHN ZEET W M.
JOHN BEANIsH, Secretary. aui
Dr. r W. PEACOCK, is CARRpTHEEs
Brownsville, Meuphis-
r. r. AYcoCK, of T. L. Biles & Co, Paris
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From the New York Herald 2Sth.l
YANCEYvmLE, CAswRLL Co,
NC, July 25, 1870.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is your opin-
ion Of affairs in this section2 Is the
country in a state Of insurrectiOn, as
alleged?
Colonel-Yes. The rebels have been
steadily carrying on the war ever since
the surrender. There is more rebel
lion here now than ever there was.
COrrespondent-What has been the
nature of the war TO which you allude?
COlOnel-Well, they have been Ku-
Kluxing and hanging and whipping
negroes and Union men. A man
can't cast a free vote, and Governor
Holden, who is a good man if ever
there was one, is determined 10 put a
stop to such crimes and outrages. The
pity is that he didn't begin sooner.
COnespOndent-HoW is il proposed
TO stop these alleged crimes and out
RACES?
COlonel-Why, how else but to ar
rest, try, convict and punish the
scOundrels that committed them
There is over twelve months work
right here to do in that line, and
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wTDsEsDAY. June 15.-The freight engagements
Sn he ps, sw as' %SsssS d ssH p eT,
mercia letters i've dunl accounts " crop prosp cts
N hit country II as1 appear, that Eng ard I. de-
tncts rtcrir'1ted great speculation the Produce
fnehangc, hut the extreme aivan,e not maintain
et we close although there Is some falling on IN TO
FLoUR ,SD SKAL-western and State nour excited
crnl ad,aoce n other grades the Ere Gu demand
whc1t seemed 20 have hrcn the principal cause Sales
aud s6afd25 for N ppinr extras 10 .. $50 for
hasers' fanny bran dot aud o. Itt 80 81 for p
ass Is corn rcsl more sicads At Is eosss 20.
GHoCKRns-C"nce Ia M deIate demnn O. but rather
and NSraraipS SSs1c, so'a; al $50 sas es
nuiet; salcs 10 ha9s Kan Don at skc CArolna SKA
REQ on prlvatt Ger us muscovato quoted at S70ijc
SUGAR more actIyei hir TO Ecod refining, gk99kc.;
ltEc Tor ccrtrfu,al, and iIilc fot Havana, rehred
nrn Al lSA9llsc ior beet crushed and l2Ic. or son
suNpEIrs-cotton avn and lower, middnns M.
lands, lac. Naval stores quiet and unchanged Pc.
t,oeum ntmeI At 2l)S@ Ike. whiskey, tioS9s %,
thee shps TO Havre with wheat I'D.
GRAIN wheat active, and closed &c. higher; sales
for To 81 So.s 5 for 'PSr9r . .Gas' @
at IS for MilWAuke u 8SastO for No. spring and
i've ahd eoseG sSsSc better sales sOCO bush a, &c 20
tl5 for Western mixed ~ o. for fair yellow, and tO1
.Sr T Sh ne os ye5s a'Ty active 6q1 ensets
anoat and ne Ter OHIO and state the track Barley
and bnre, malt nominal Rye. tI.@tl z for State.
ssles Of SO COS. at t0sI1 Tor mess Beef steady
beef and beef hams duh aud unchanged Cut meats In
S demand and hTm sale. 80 Pss issl1AS for
lA@ilHc, Lard dul. but nrm sales 40 pkGs at lsc
To- No. a@Slsc Ior city and ilslshc Tor steam.
a s,eT sgSyas sa %sSa qp S
Egss dun al 2G6c. oy the count
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THE MARLIN MYSTERY.

Mrs. Gardner Confesscs She Cur the BnV
from Capt. Aiexnnder's Neck-TnkinU "A
Sick Mans Bonds, aud Giving him Sui-
ritual Consolation.
The inquiry respecting the missing bonds Of
the late Capt Alexander was continued yesterday
before Surrogate Hutehnss. Nothing was ELECTED,
however, concerning the whereabouts OF tho prop.
srty. Ira G Gardner testified that he believed Capt.
Alexander mad money, but did not know where 1t
was. DR. Brock~ay testified that, on the II Ornlng
AZ Capt AleIAnders death, Mrs Gardner sent for
linn TO the Captains chamber, and III ere handed him
a bag which she took frOin under the pillow, and
which sne said she had cut from the sick mans
hek, Mrs, Gnrdner aiIerward took package to
Dr. BrOckWay's room aud asked him to exam me II,
~ here night be trouble about ". lie had re-
lcaiod hou d Mr.. snd Mrs. Gardaer say that Capt.
Alexander womb give them his properly. He sup
posed the CHpia u had brain trouble. His breathing
Mas tllek nnd heaYy, and he wis not IN at state
W transact business for q week before no died.
rosa Nag, who was servant with the GARDENERS Al
we time q Capt. Alexander's death, aud who ap.
peared To be generally oblivioas OF all lEngs per.
isiDR 10 the subject Of Tie examination, testined
that Mrs Gardner always prepared Capt AleKandsr's
700, ana hat shortly before his dea u shs 0fOsa
hluD gave Mrs.. Gardner prayer book. and sh wed
htI we suitable passages 10 read To the dying
tordlngly.
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Sprtul Uotrtts.
now GREAT THE MISERY CUPIDfT

NAV proauce
AIIcocK,s uRDtCATED Porous PLASTER
has in tvcn,v.ave years proyed rself n uost n.et,i
arent both 10 relieye and cure They are oarofuIlv
n,ena-cd according IN nnbIishel f,rnpi, ana nav.
arouired aona reputaton experienco having nrovoa
them alike Innoeent and curative Not 40 with
The nefartous limitations
cornosea NJ lead MASTER known 70 he 90 nv ana,v.s
nd ecapse M tho pcculinr ohlnes, they impnrt evsn
whom the hand "a laid q, thsm vet in nnnearance thew
arc ealcn,ated TO deceive md po,soa the unwarv II
piaccd mon the bodv they are likely TO occnon con-
sest,on. sh,cn the genuine article euros
ne watchfu therefore, and see that the name of ALL
COCKS POROUS PLASTER r. printed on the back OF
Of tho master before Won purchake All others are dan
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Custom HOUSE MYSTERIES.
How IL Happens that Certain Berths with
BegEnriy Salaries may Yield Princeiy
Fortunes-Sccrets of the Watch Trade.

How IL Happens that Certain Berths with
Beggnriy Salaries may Yield Princciy
Fortunes-Secrets OF the Watch Trade.
Our benehcent revenue laws have been so con.
srued that importers of waite es may invoice their
goods below their real value without being subjected
to penalty. II an importer in his VACATION Of q bill
NJ goods is underline prescribed limits OF ten Dor
eors. below ,ho'r bo escapes rani,rmeu,, bu.
II II reaches that figure he Is liable, AMI his goods
may be con1scated Sharp, dishonest deaers will
take advantage OF this accommodating mar gin while
the old and vell-establisuei importers whose com.
mercal integrity has been part u their capital for
forty years, and whose transa TONS have the old
fashioned favor Of honesty, invoice their goods at
full value. or course the dishonest dealer can under
sell the honest man.
There IL another swindle in the watch trade
which Of late years has become common, though
not generally known. II I. this; A part OF tho
watch case IL Often made OF brass while the backs
bear the stamp OF IS karat gold which reduces the
cost about Is per cent. below the supposed value
The Swiss Government have a stamp which Is the
Standard for IS karat gold, ahd when they put this
stamp upon watch case, part OF which NAV be
galvanized brass, they unconsciousy play into the
hands OF the interruptions manu- cturers there who
are in league with the equally dishonest importer on
this side. OF course, goods made In that way are
manufactured expressly 10 order. and the importer
makes the most out Of this nefnrious trafhc Some
time ngo well-known importer In this city got m
invoice OF these watches and made his RETURNS to
the Appraiser accordingly.
"Wliy, see here. Mr. Bank. how is this-you have
marked these watches 10 per cent. boiOv their
yaluer
81 guess not, Mr.. Appraiser; and to prove 20 YOU
that you are mistaken, will spoil the boauty of
one"
And Mr.. Blank doxtrously touched the centre Of
the case with acid, and black ungainly spot was
the result.
With a knowing wink and loud outlaw the dim.
Guilty was soon amicably adjusted.
Sometimes 1t happens, az 1t did not long ago, that
the most friendly relations do not exist between
the Custom House magnates and an importer. or
perhaps the importer has not pIid surieient atten-
tions TO the Appraiser. Machinery will get Qua OF
order If It is not kept well ciled aud 80 pulling -
process follows.
:, Some DAYS ago two sell-knowh importers estab
lishments In Maiden lane were ransackod by the
Custom House detectives, who In their researches
smashed things to such extent that at lengt, the
poor importer was constrained To buy the fellows or
These little escarades are usually kept profound
secret, the employ cos are sworn to secrecy. and
every precauton Is taken to keep the fact out Of the
newspapers.
Clearly, in the hands Of dishonest men Custom
House positions may he m lde enormously prod table
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BuRrIs-on TUESDAY,, June Il, Jas N. Burtls.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
hers Of Temrlar Lodge No 23, y. and A. NJ, and the
fraternity in general invited TO attend the funeral
this day NJ rcm biz late residence. u Bethune
street.
suMMoTs.-The members OF Tenplar Lodge No. 200.
r. and A. NJ, are hereby summoned TO meet at their
Lodee Room 1871 stb ay., THIS day at o'clock p. NJ TO
paw the last tribute OF respect to our late brother James
NJ. Burtis. THOs. ". COOK, NJ.
JAMES g srfTr, Secretary.
BENNETT. ON Wednesday June IS Mntnda t., wife
OF Cornelius Bennett. in the 20 h wear OF her
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fiily inved to attend the funeral at White Ilihs "
Y, on Thursday. June 10, at O'Clock.
FOlsOM.-On Tuesday evening, June H. Mrs. Eunico
ID Folsom, aged so.
ston rapers please copy.
GILsoN,-1n ihs city. % "wednesday. June Is, Fred.
erick A. Gibson, In the 5ist year OF biz are
IIis remains Will be taken to his ate home at Mime
npolis, Minnes 1ta. for interrnent -
JUDD.--On Wednesday, June 49, 1870 Thomas Judd
aged 70 vears and months.
Tine relatives ana friends, also the members OF X. o.
g. g. Lodge, No. 26l inyit ITO attend the funeral
from his late residence, 40 Division st., this day. at
O'Clock.
Manchester, England papers please cory.
LEONARD.-On Wednesday, June Is, Arthur lie onnrd
The relatives aud friends OF the family are respect .
ny invited TO attend the funeral nom bis late res =
dence. gi3 9th av.. on FRIDAY, at2 o'clock p. NJ.
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Judge Larremore's Retirement from the
Board Of Education.
10 TIE Honorable che hoard or HfEcaoH nj m, ei,, r


10 ne H2no,dbe che BOARD or EdEcahOR Of he city or
Ne0 lOik:
Al the recent Judicial election in this State. was
elected Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas for The
CITY and County Of New YORK.
then minated 20 my associates the Board that
my connection with II must necessarily Ny your
kind Partially was induced to withheld the public
declaration OF the TACT, ana give the whole matter
Their consideration
After careful and serious derTbcrafton have con.
cluded 20 resign my pusli as Commissioner Of Com
mon Schools, and have transmitted TO nj, Honor the
Mayor oinea' notice OF such tention 20 take effect
July l. lhlJ.
The reasons that have Influenced my action viii.
luluk, receive your unanimous approval.
The board OF Education, IN Ter existing laws noe.
serseH Important md extensive tive
gNlNFe anc ~ ilcia. la uetiJn ~ subject TO review
p our urts OF record, and II IL not improbable that
required 20 adludcaC uuOn matters affecting the fu.
u lcsitl dtOn of this Board.
u' aulrs and responsible Of the Judicial office
NJ. 20 nervous and absorbing admit OF any division
uotla.' hnn rrpnns billy OF tins you are to- well
A1E,,el 10 need lurhcr cominnnt
tiu c,ssItn ot punc education Ia and under your
hn faton VIII continue TO he, PRIDE and
Dnat rum tie earnest expectations OF rs future nd
nemeh ana sncr"ss ana ycuI reward will be no lces
endurl X than deserved - 49, Wv ''
To The Inspectors ami Trustees whoa coan.ra,ion
nav ma go 70 me Suporintan lens nv whose ex peri
e bve and uhtuy nave D0fa guided to the Teacher
Mnne worm ana faith ulnesS Will ever he my example
ana 10 III vh wSo Tnps ;.1ihs member OF the press
felnin thanks Tor an onIs cal Ger made easier han
psr ana rus' be terf ~ teir united inhnsncs asa
from yon, gentlemen of the Board hay. ,y,, re-
ceyed renewed manifestations OF respect and nnore
cLton ana my parting pth for ali h. ihH Iho b,a
ents YOU have 80 cOBthuously conferred upcn o. cTs
H''S tue '0H.s " fssept ''T1f!Ilf S9a1Fti,,oRp
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Acknowledgements, June IS

Acknowledgements June u.s.
Steamship MORO Castle. Havana, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Australia, glasgow. mdse and pass.
Steamship Pioneer. Havana, nuse.
etcamsb D Volunteer, Philadelphia mdse and pa.B.
Ship Charles II Southard, Cardln. RAJ lrO ad iron.
sup Calhoun. Havana, sugar
BARK Ellen Dyer, MutInEas, sugar.
BARK X, Murray, Jr., Mragoane, logwood.
Bark III VINE krepn, Marsecs, nidse.
Bark ukrane, Calbarien, sugar.
y lg Continental IlantepOrt n. s., plaster
Is ~ u g. SlDlty, Port Talbot railroad iron.
big WI cy Anitn, ArcCcb1, 7, r., molasse
81 Y Nellie Ware, ManZanlla. sugar aud molar
Btg Anne SEYMOUR, Bermuda produce.
Brig Nellie Hustled, Clenfue COS sugar.
Br Ellen Maria Pensacola, lumber.
Brig Ellen u. st. John, r. T., sugar and nolaese
BIG River Queen, Seal mdsc.
Brig Mexico Tabltco, mahogany, &C.
kchr Freedom, Windsor, n. =. .nster.
kchr George W, Prttos, HafbOf Island, fruit,
hcnr ANNE Freeman, Eleuthcra, iruit
Also. tue nsuAl river ana cOaAtwIsr vesses
tAILkD- Steamships Dacla1, mr. Glasgow; Java ard
hebraska, Lverppoi south Carolina, Charie4ton NJ
CD, Wilmington c. ships $. l.. titzgcFald. Sayan.
Man u OF Montreal, HaNfe lie icon, san Franci SEQ
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED oUr.
IOSpOSDERRY. Juae l5-TcTuVian, Qnebec,
foUrnANPToE, June lh-Tni1n, New York.
PLYMOUTH, June Ij-sayarla, New York
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REaE ESTATE TRxSsAcrioss.

At the I,xohanqe ysstep ,iay, M ". Kenhsry sold
b. and lOt I6g East Broanway 400; 2lots a A.
lab st :. 1854 II. W. broadway, siC.nO0. "
bcsrs. obe9ts heenire 70 the foliow wing Brook.
snd ios lsS "a ana zee aah Z; tl,ts0; house ana
East New York, rs iCoi plot Passalc N. j.. Naoi.
MI. Andrew Wilson, Jrf crest sale OF the nnst sub
taxes place TODAY. The prperty n very desIEAsle
hpecAaI trains leave 27th ~, pot II 10 O'Clock.
See our advertising columns.
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SnEntss Notltts.
Ready Clothing,
equal TO custom work, at greatly reduced prices at
coLFAx 4 ovERToN's
successors TO white, whitman a Coz,
"a and e35 Broadway,

How 60 Look Young sixteen.
Don't pant use vie Hair kestorers, but simply amply
HAuAss Magnolia Balm upon your face, neck and
hands, and use LYoNs KathnTOn upon your hair. The
Balm makes your complexion poarly, son. and Hatu-
cal, and you cant tell what did H. Il frockles
tan. Gallo rne-marks, uotpatches, do and in
place OF red rustic face, you have the marble purity
OF al exquisite belle IL gives to middle the bloom
OF perpetual youth Ada these effectb to n SPLENDID
boad ofhhh produced BY the Katharon AMI lady has
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Boned Shoes b II price.
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