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THE LECTURE SEASON.


l. POPULAR LECTURES
YOUNG MEMS UNIVERSALTST ASSOCIATION
or the city of New York. Mt Association Hail.
corner OF Fourth avenue and Twentythir street
o"q National FoIly tho cvl Service. " ou
Tuesday,, November l5, ls7o-Rev W. u. u Murray Sub.
Tuesday, November aa 1870 Professor T. L. youmans
Subject The Dynamics of Life.
Tuesdsy November 2s ls7o-Juan Mccarthy. Subject
Tuesday. December s. ls7o-xss Kalo Field. Subject
Tuesday becsmber 49, 1870 Rev. Jas NJ Pullman subiec,
tickets, including seats s. They bs
obtained At the Of the Association, ls Broadway
Ponds music storc S96 Broadway and al ID. Appleton
Co.'S corner of Grand and Greene streets
EYES AND EARS.
~ Eiectr,ci,y-Drs. IVES 4 POWELL, General Prac
oners l67 East Thirty fourth street, Third
PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, 2s5 BROADWAY,
p,ona nmm awLh, @ ~ oe. :, aao ,h o,. ,o m. ,oh ,
for the purchase OF the exterior iron railing gate gate posts
and base stone around the Battery.
The ang gates gate and base stone TO DO removed
within ten days after the acceptance Of proposal
Terms cash Proposals viii be addressed TO the under
snass Tor ana
President Department OF Public Parsg
DEPARTMEST OF PUBLIC PARKS, 2s5 BROADWAY.
Proposals will he at this Office until tho 10th lnst
for the removal Of the building known the Kotunda si
ated Chambers street. In City Hall Park
ALSO for the purchase and removal from the premises OF
MI the material Of such building.
the proposai and the ground adjoining.
Terms cash. Proposss wii be addressed to ne under
signed, endorsed proposals for tis removal al q ;he Ro
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ITO MARKETMEN AND OTHERS.
l. Public notice In hereby given that the market
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth the
East river will be for the transaction Of business
Saturday. October !, 1870
Application for stands and stalls said market must be
made to the Collector of City Revenue In this parmcnt
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
COMPTROLLHR's OFFFIoE
NEW YORK, Sept 29, 1870 \
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A MAdNIFIcENT DOUBLE PoMPADoUR SATIN
~ brocasl Parlor Suit made to order for $780, will be
sold for $685. one do pieces, satin brocate $5o; two
walnut reps Sus, S66. Aso lot Paror Chamber Dining
Furniture rosewood Panoforte sacrifice for cash. Prf
yate residence IL East Tenth street, sbock west OF
Broadway between University place and Fifth avenue
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A RTEsIAN, LITHIA SPRING WATER OF BALsToN
IA Spa and Saratoga Springs These celebrated waters
for sale by NJ. s. BROWN Vino Fruit Store 6s5
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y PECEIvERS NOTICE-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ TO All persons having property In the store OF the late
1rm Bininger Co.. Nos % and ~ Liberty
New York. that they requested TO furnish me-
premises satisfactory OF ownership thereof
move the same on Or before October TO- O otherwise
property will be sold public auction 10 pay and
Tor account Of whom 1t may concern.
THOS j. BARR. Receiver of A. Bininger AGO.
New YORK, September ~, 1870
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CHAPTER K.

X.
The uNIvERslBQ MEDICINES are prepared under our
gersona bS an experienced phar.
sicsi knowledge In preparation Of ocna medical sub.
ceswho has been commended BY Professor Siman,
ssss S',a
Incapable OF aduteraon or imitation. and mparng them
ecaey reliability and mastery power hitherto unknown
~ They Contain no dangerous drusno Lead Mercury,
.1sc ss
s ~
regular system of remedies for each dsnct class Of
ds USr
uSe sc as on The tender infant the mos. delicate
AND oe The usnce soa
every Nerve and Blood vesseon The Brain Heart Glands
ana sSS BioOd Bile Gastric juice Lymph Cyms chyie'
eradicang every morbnc agent every
phy.,ssss fssSssy SsIspsns: xss'ss
drinn contains volatile oil, chorophyi WAX gum tan
min theme sstrac;ns apc.hsms dsb%,%sn 3, sulphur paos
phsle phosphate Of lime carbonate OF magnesia aud
Without knowledge Of this science no person is qualified
to make or prescribe pedcins Where s the nostrm
asr he the face Of The s
the charaan patent medicine maker who can give the
sonous upon the BRAIN the spinal cord the so
nerveS-wh0 can nnayze the diGer-
en elements found In medcnewho can give the chemical
Who cnn tell the derence the Circle OF Willis
wagon wheey He cannot be found.
Then how incapable such Individuals or preparing re-
,nedies for the sick the suffering and the dying Do not
their certificates bear tho impress Of fraud and hum
bug their faces?
ALL THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
are for sale at
THE NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY,
NOS ., = AND UNIVERSITY PLACE,
NEW YORK CITY.
Dr J. WALTER SCOTT, Presidcnt,l New York Medical
DR. L. Ii ASSERT, Vice President, University, Nos. .
DIR. j. -. HOWARD Treasurer, and University
r. g. WILSON, Secretary, place, New YORK
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
c. N. CR1TIENTON, No. Sixth avenue.
KIDDER wETHERELL4 1D4 William street
UP TOWN AGENCY, NO. 1.Isl BROADWAY,
NEAR rwENrY.EIGHTH STREET.
DIR. s. WALES, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE HOURS FROM sA. N. rosPN.
DOWN TOWN AGENCY,
HUDNUT's HERALD BUILDING,
as BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
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FIRST CLASS OUTFIT IN FURNITURE OF THE
IN latest style be bought my warcrooms 169 Beeck
street. corner Of Sullivan also my Paror Bedsteads.
defy competition. j. F. &. PICKHARDT.
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ITO PATENTEEs AND CONTRACTORS OF WOODEN
pavementsWe are prepared TO furnish Pitch Pine Lu-
@ suen ~ usea ~ i0r aying these popular IN
IN and adjacent to Savannah, with ample timber ut
mand Facilities for freshng lumber from this point
ports along the Atlantic coagt are unsurpassed.
u. B. FERRILL CO., Brokers, Savannah.
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A -A.-PERsONs WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. we insurance companies and who do not desire to
surrender their policies by sale the
surrender yaiue OF their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
" SIMMONS & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
ALAsAMA-ExrnA CLASS NO. sol-ooTopxn 9. Ie7c.
sIsssUni-cLAss no. soS1ooToIEs 8, is7o.' w.
30: T. 50. 30, -. ~, 49, 81 IS, q. s. a., 20
%. z: ~; 80 ls. IS. q. :. %. g. SO.
a. 81, 10, Il. a. ID, 81. Is. "a. -. n is sS' g.
Information furnished circulars sent in above and
alse Royal havana Lotteries. j. CLUTE, Broker.
206 Broadway, 1853 Fulton stree, and No ! Park row.
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A AVERY FINE BLACK WALNUT BOOKCASE
"A. Bcdstead for sale cheap. Apply at l6l West Twenty
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RICH ROSEWOOD BRoCATEL PARLoR SUIT. IN
use sx months made % order cost $500 for $ilo ont
upwards Carpets Mt half cost Call At private residence III
West Twenty seventh street, Sixth avenue.
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nNE DOLLAR.-OUR SALES now JusTIryING WE
h,ye desermined % reduce the price OF DR. LEES OLD
made IN ~, the asaty y Is sun}ues.lonaby the Sers
best ply sIR-Your tonic il al valuable N
its name mplics found II the most obstinate
cases OF dyspepsia and chronic constipation Respectfully
e. BEAKLEY, NJ D., a2 West Twentyhird street. never
falls In curing every Of chils and fever Depot 81
Great Jones street. For sale ut Hudnus prnc
pal druggists.
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
The receipts OF cotton for the week were 6S 900
bales, against 81, 600 bales last week. The receipts
since September are 1e2, 900 bales.
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T. ID ~ q hs H. y -.
Senate.


Continued from the Third Edition,
Mr. Morrill, argued that the proposed change in the
present system of collecting the revenue at Custom
houses would prove a dangerous experiment in va
Tious ways, among others In subecting the Govern
ment to losses in the transit of goods across the
country by railway smash-ups.
Mr.. Chandler had read by the Clerk certain sng-
gestons OF the Secretary Of the Treasury in regard
to the regulation Of appraisements and the inspec-
tien of imports, which he proceeded to indorse. lie
spoke oi the difficulty OF Identity of merchandise in
its transportation, in bond from New York to iute-
ror cities and the liability of the Government to
lose in the substitution of inferior goods for those
of greater value; for instance, gnghams for silks.
He considered the present system more conve-
nien and regarded the proposition equivalent to
putting all custom houses on wheels, and carting
goods over the country.
Mr.. Bayard opposed the amendment for economj-
cal reasons as creating numerous officials in va
rous cities and because it would vastly increase the
opportunities for fraud on the revenue
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of Police. Soon after this reform the Sun
day liquor selling which had been broken up,
was recommended in all portions of the city
of New York, and innumerable scenes Of de-
bauchery and riot were enacted. Matters
went from bad to worse so rapidly that even
the Democratic Board of Excise Commits
sioners took the alarm, and they appealed
to those who were concerned in
the liquor business to close their
bars on Sunday, from motives of policy if for
nothing else. This appeal being unheeded
by many innkeepers more stringent measures
were resofted to. The aid of the Democratic
Superintendent of Police was invoked. At
midnight on Saturday last he opened his
campaign, and between that time and Mon
day morning he made twenty-six arrests for
excise violations, sixty forintoxication, twenty
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and
forty for disorderly conduct. AS a result the
Sd of July was quiet Sunday in New York,
there was an unaccustomed absence of serious
affrays, and the public we're taught that even
in the citadel of Democracy it is possible for
Democratic officials to enforce the Excise
law.
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SPAIN.
The Throne Question.

MADRID, July 5.-The Government author-
ties to-day officially deny having made any but
confidential overtures to the foreign prince.
"The name of the prince" the Government
adds, lit is not yet proposed to divulge."
Latest Quotations.
LONDON, July $50 p M.-Consols closed at 92zz
for money and account American securities quiet.
L. s. 5-30s, 1S62s, 90X $685. old, 90ss 1S67s 80
1O-40s ss1l. Stocks dull Erie, 10; illinois Central,
1l5; Great Western, 272{.
LIVERPOOL, July $40 p. M.-Cotton quiet and
steady middng uplands, 94d.; ; middng Orleans,
1Od. The sales have been 200 bales including
1000 for export and speculation Receipts OF Wheat
tine, 2Ss Cd.
LONDON, July $40 P. M,-Tallow dull. Sugar,
alOat, quiet
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FOURTH EDITION
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
The Tehuantepec Railroad Bill.
Virginia Conservative Caucus.
a Chapter Of Crime.
Etc., ETC.. ETC.. ETC., Etc.
from WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN, July {
The Tehnnntenec RniIXYnY Cnmnnnx

The Tehunntepec Railway Company
Despatch to the Associated Press.
Mr.. Fenton's bill, introduced in the Senate to-
day, Incorporates Marshall o. Roberts, Moses
Taylor, Peler Cooper, John Jacob Astor Jr.
w. NJ. Evarts, Wilson G. Hunt, Horace Greeley
j. Iierpont Morgan, Moses IL. Grinnell, Emile
Lasere, Dudley Field, j. e. Barnard, George W.
Childs, A. j. DreXel, Paul j. Forbes, John j.
Blair, Paul N. Spafford William Walter Phelps,
Thomas G. Durant, Edwards Pierrepont Frede-
rick A Conkling, John j. Cisco. John f. Tracy
Samuel Sloan, Abraham s. Hewett George
Bliss, simon Stevens, Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow,
Richard Schell, William Il. Travers, Louis Won
Hoffman, Adolph Cans, Albert G. Thorp, Jr
Henry G.. Stebbins, William b. Scott, Alfred W.
Craven, julius w. Adams, Louis E. Hargons
George II. Boxer, Horace Fairbanks, John j.
Williams, CORTLAND p. Dixon, Albert w. Mark
ley, j. Don Cameron, and others, under the
name of the Tehuantepec Railway and Ship
Canal Company, with a capital of $35, 600 900,
and with power to acquire from the Mexican
Government all such franchises and privileges
as it may grant in connection with said transit.
Except this charter the bill asks no aid from the
United States Government.
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from W;ASBL.NGT TON.
Important Contrs,cd Election Case,

Important Contested Election Case.
Special Despatch 10 the BUening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON July 5.-The House has been
engaged all the afternoon with the contested
election case of Barnes VS.. Adams. from the
Eighth Kentucky district The point of the
discussion is whether the election in certain
counties in the district should not be declared
invalid because eX-Rebels acted as judges of
election, which, it is claimed, was in violation
of law. The vote will be taken some time this
afternoon.
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THE EXCISE Ia W IN NEW YORK.
ONE of the fruits of the Democratic triumph
in New York last year was a modification of
the Excise law, and the reconstruction of the
Board of Excise Commissioners 80 as to give
the Democrats a working majority of the
members, as well as the substitution of
Democratic for Republican Superintendent
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATE ST ME ws.
FROM THE WEST.
The "Fourth, In Cincinnati.

y The "F0urtho In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI July 5.-The Fourth was cele-
brated here by the formal opening of Eden Park
Speeches were made, a military display was
made, public dinner was given on the grounds,
and at night there was a grand display of fire.
works. Business was generally suspended.
Fetal Shooting.
At Parlor Grove, in Kentucky, a few miles
below the city, Tom Daily was shot and killed
by an unknown person.
Drowning Case.
An old man at the same place, name unknown
in a skift, was drawn under the steamer Gros-
beck and drowned.
Painful Accident.
Hon. Nathan Lord was accidentally shot in
the leg with n small cartridge pistol while stand
ing on Fourth street He will be disabled about
three weeks
Popular Disturbances.
Az Parker's Grove there was a disturbance,
and on the way back man was beaten and
thrown overheard.
Buse Ball.
The second game of base ball between the
Forest City, of Rockford, and the Red Stock
ings drew an immense audience. The Red
Stockings won by "a to Z.
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FROM EUROPE.
ENGLAN
Repairs TO the English Gable.

Repairs TO the English Cable.
LONDON, July 5.-The steamer Robert Lowe
sailed yesterday from here with apparatus on
board for the repair of the Atlantic cable near
Hearts Content, and the French cable between
St. Pierre and Duxbury.
This steamer has just been built by the Allan
tic Cable Company, and is fitted with the most
approved appliances She will be stationed
permanently on the American side in readiness
for any contingency.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven q Bro No. 40 s. Third street
SECOND BOARO.
COPARTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-THE COPART-
IN nership heretofore existing between JAMES w.
BOYD and SAMUEL r. EVANS, under the firm of
BOYD AZ EVANS, Note Brokers, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. ANY business of the firm
will be settled by either partner.
SAMUEL R. EVANS WILL CONTINUE THE
business at No 81 5. THIRD Street.
JAMES w. BOYD will continue the business at
No. is 5. THIRD Street JAMES w. BOYD
Philadelphia, June 80, 1870. S. r. EVANS. ST
NToTICE.-THE COPARTNERSHIP OF THE
~ undersigned, under the Firm of THOMPSON,
CLARKE a YOUNG, is this day dissolved. Either
partner viii sign in liquidation.
II. n. THOMPSON,
EDW ARD S. CLARKE,
JAMES Il. YOUNG.
Philadelphia, July I, 1870. Tl6t
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from NEW FORK.
Murder of n SchooImaster.

ST.. TOWNSVILLE, Montgomery county, July
5.-Thomas E. Burdick, schoomaster was
shot and killed here to-day by man named
Eacker, with whom he had some law difficult
ties. Eacker was promptly arrested and lodged
in Jail. The people came near lynching him.
Ship News.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Arrived, steamships
China and Holsatia.
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vagances, is likely to produce some unpleasant
consequences when some of the present
members of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives offer themselves for reelection.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Virginia Conservatiye Caueus.

RICHMOND, Va, July 5.-The Conservative
Caucus last night, by nearly a two-thirds vote,
determined that it was ineXpedent to reappor-
tion the State for Congressional representation at
this session of the Legislature. No action was
agreed upon with reference to the formation of
parties in the State.
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from NEW ENGLAND.
Murder In nIsssac chusetts.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 5.-Early on Mon
day morning Charles Mccarthy was murdered
at the west shaft of the Hoosic tunnel. Timothy
Lynch was arrested on suspicion. They were
both laborers on the tunnel.
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HOTELS.
DEPARrMENT oF STATE.

DEPARTMENT. OF STATE, |
WASHINGTON, July /, 1910 (
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr.. Lemuel Lyon, the Consul OF the United
States at Kanagawa, Japan, OF the DEATH on the 3Oth
OF April last, at Yokohama, of WILLIAM COLGAN,
alias w. II. VINCENT
The deceased was native of Philadelphia, where
his relatives now reside. T59t
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nSSa THE BANK OF NORTH AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, July 2, 1870.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend
OF TEN PER CENT. for the last six months, payable
on demand, clear OF tax.
JOHN II. WATT,
tuths4t Cashier
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hey OFFICE OF THE SCHOMAKER PIANO
FORTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, No.
1103 CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia July /, 1870
The Board of Directors have this day declared
sem-annual Dividend OF THREE PER CENT on
the Capital Stock out OF the net earnings OF the
Company clear OF State tax, payable ON demand
T23t II. w. GRAY, Treasurer.
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RSy@ HARPER'S HAIR DYE-THE ONLY
harmless and reliable Dye known This splendid
Hair Dye is perfect Changes red rusty gray hair,
natural browns without njuring the hair staining the
skin leaving the hair soft and beautiful 80 cents
fora large box. CALENDER, THIRD aud WALNUT;
JOHNSON, H0LLoWAY& d COWDEN, No. COZ ARCH
NELL, FIFTEENTH and MARKET Streets; BROWN,
FIFTH and OHESNUT Sta and all Druggists 531 If 4p
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The above took place at o'clock on the az
ternoon Of the DIST of las, June. To show
that the attack was preneditated and
threatened, / may mention that my work
men, two miles or more from the scene Of
action, $ id TO me, on seeing The fire, that
Euglishmeu had nothing to fear, for
the attack was only on the French. Whe-
Their the Chinese aPpreheuded immediate
retribution or not cannot say, but hardly
a man was to be seen in the settlement af-
ter the first fire TOOK place. On the follow
ing day labor was partially resumed.
az understand eight Protestant chapels, in aud
about the city, are looted sixteen places of wor-
ship in all are said 10 have been destroyed. Ma
ny. Catholic Christians said 20 be murdered
and thrown into the river; we have seen a good
many bodies floating down with the tide No
Protestant converts have been killed SO far as is
known, but they have been beaten, md their
houses piliagtd, the Chinese afterwards Offering
to sell them the property they had stolen
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New Advertisements.

The SURRENDER of Napoleon and the
French army has caused such fluctuations in
tho markets and brought goods down with
such crash that VIC can give no correct
price-list to-day. We are sollinge very
thing at terrible reduction The i'm
mcnso piles of goods stored away in antici-
patton of long and bloody war are now
thrown upon the markets, and every day
sees us receive some grand wind shake, some
terrible drive, to string before these unend-
ing and everlasting crowds ofpeople Come
to the New Store ig you want any thing -
Ask the price if you don't want 10 buy, and
you will go away happy and satisfied that
the cheapest place to deal is at
BALTZELL & CO.'S,
60 Baltimore street,
Cumberland, Nd.
n B.-We have just made arrangements
with Laurel Nals, whereby We are enabled
to sell best Laurel D. Muslin at or below
cost. Price next week. [Sept, %
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THE ENFORCEMENT AcT.-Read the a.
BILE argument of &c. P.," on the applca-
bility of the enforcement Act to call citi-
zens of the United States" possessing the
necessary legal qualifications of voters, from
the Wheeling Register, which We publish
elsewhere in to days paper. The writer,
the Register states, is well known as tho.
rough lawyer, having few, if any, superiors,
in the State in point Of legal acumen.
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Matthews. Detroit. s. 600 John T Ar1-.,-.
Ss raanah, IS, QUO; Miss Agnes Simmons. t'b,-,.
ton, Piano, GOO. We publish no names uiibgr,
permission.
OriNtoNs or THE Pass 1.-THE firm Is rr'i,f,.
and deserves their success. - WrsHy T-t,,.
Mry 8. eve know them 90 be q fair deals.
6rm. ~. T. Herald, Nsy %. "a friend i,
ours drew n s., 600 prize which was rror-p,,
received. '-Daiig Ne,rs. June O.
Send fo- Circular Liberal Inducements % 4
gents: Satisfaction guaranteed Every paeka.r
OF Sealed Envelopes contains ONE casa Gigr
Six Tickets FOR 81 l3 for s. IS Tor s.: Dbl.
for Is. All letters must be addressed 10
@. ID. WILLIAMS X co.
90 Broad ST., n. Y.
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GERMAN PREpABATIoNs FOR WAR-It
IS said that since 1866 preparations for Tie
certainty Of var with France have been go-
Ing on so thoroughly in PRUSSIA that not q
railroad car even has been constructed 9th
or IN Prussia or any Of its Dependencies
Saxony, Bavaria or Badcn--in which the
primary idea of its construction has not been
military capacity and adaptation, rather
than passengers or merchandise traffic, and
on every such car to-day in use in Prussiau
Germany may be seen distinctly marked
tho capacity Of the same for so many men
or 80 many horses Baltimore Sun.