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Rexatfas To-day.

Among the most interesting exhibitions today
will be the regatta of the Atlantic Yacht Club at
Nyack, starting thence to Stony Point and return.
The following yachts Will contend for the honors,
viz.:--Tidal Wave, Madeline, Calypso Mystic, Addie
", Storm King Nimbus, Daphne, Niagara and Ora
Gle Divine service was held yesterday on board the
Commodore's yacht, Tidal Wave, by the Rev. Mr.
Gallagher Commodore voorhees viii entertain the
members OF the club in the evening at his residence
and brilliant pyrotechnic display Will terminate
TIE Cei9Efa tti.an. ~'---- a~-
The HobOken Yacht Club will also give grand
regatta IN honor of the day, and private yacht
are announced at various places, including one nn.
der the auspices OF the Americas Club.
The Rufheriurd Park Boating Association will give
their first annual regatta to-day on the Passaic
river, at Rutherfurd Park. The programme includes
the foOwing:-First race, for fOur-Oared shells,
three miles, second race. for single scull shells, two
miles; third race, for SX-Oared gigs, three miles;
fourth race for double scull shells. two miles; tilt
race for single SOUL, open working boats, two miles;
sixth race for single scu shells, Two miles topen to
those who have never won race The prizes will
consist of colors and gold badges. baud OF music
will enhance the pleasure of me exhibition.
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In accordance with their unvaryng Custom, the
brothers Of the Tammany II ,iety will meet 10 ee
brate the National Birthday according 10 the manner
prescribed by the constitution Of the society
At half-past nine O'Clock TINS morning the
sachems braves and warriors VIII assemble for the
transaction Of business IA the Council Chamber OF
the Great Wigwan
Al ten A. M. the doors OF The great hall will be
thrown open for the admission OF guests and friends
oi the society," when the following order or
will be heidi:
Band
Reading Declaration Of Independence,
oy Brother Edmund Randolph Robinson
The Long Talk by the Democratic Warrior from Pacific.
Hon Eugene Casseriy
BY the Hon John q. SAKE
Includiag Hon. John T. Hoffman, Hon - u Cox James
x. Bayard, Hon. Richard O'GormsD. DC, &c.
Finale star Spanged Banner, sun. j. il Esq
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The Military Parade.

The parade will be very hne one. The troops
will be assembled at quarter OF seven A. NJ, ~ iol-
lows:-The First brigade Infantry on the west side
OF Broadway, LETT resting on Fourteenth street; the
sseconu brigade infantry on the south side of Four
teenth street and west side OF Fifth avenue, right
resting on University place: the Third brigade IN
fanry on the west side OF FIN avenue on the left
Of the Second brigade; the First brigade cavalry
on the west side Of Fifth avenue, north side OF
Thrtyfourth street and east side Of Madison avenue
on the left OF the Third brigade Battalions B, and
X. artillery, Will he posted around Union square.
under the direction OF the Chief Of Artillery. Brigade
commandments and their STATS will take post
on the right OF their respective commands.
The line OF infantry VIII be formed
with he front rank outside OF and near
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HEAVY DEMAND ON A SUPPLY COMPANY.-Patrick
Ford began SUIT this morning against the ST. Louis
Railway Supplies Manufacturing Company. He
alleges that he Is the father OF child named Mary
Ann Ford, aged two years ana four months. he
says that on or about the s OF June 1870 the child
WAS near the factory, which Ia on Main, between
Florida and Mullanphy, and through the alleged
carelessness and neglect OF the companys servants
VINO knew the child was near steam was let OF from
tne engine, which, with the escaping hot water,
burned and scalded the child so badly that after Ian
gushing and suffering for seventeen days, she died
on the 26th inst. Wherefore her father prays for
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Jersey City.

At sunrise all the bells public buildings IN Jer-
sey City will be rung for fifteen minutes ana again
at noon and sunset. Statutes Will be fired by the
Hudson county artillery In three different quarters
Of the city. Fireworks VIII be displayed In the even
ing at the following places:-At the junction Of
Bright and Varick streets Sixth ward; at the north
side OF Hamilton square, Eighth ward at the corner
OF Oakland and Hoboken avenues Ninth ward; on
Hudson avenue, between Griffith and Van Worst
Streets Eleventh ward; at Bergen square, Fourteenth
ward; on Union street, opposite school house, Six
teenth ward.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Is SURELY AS THE FOURTH OF JULY COMES SO
IA surely do the long accidents attend all their
forms and frghtful results.
you would be prepared every emergency you must
supply yourself with n box of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, -
and the instant explosion is burned
apply the Ointment and all the pain win be drawn away
instantly and perfect the result also positively
PILES CORNS BRUISES, CUTS, SWELLINGS,
TUMORS, OLD SORES, BAD EYES,
and all eruptons OF the Don't FAIL may
ones life. Remember where applied
Sold " n drugpists. 2Jc.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

novel feature In the real estate business viii he
the sale to-day, July OF lots ON the grounds Of Mr..
p p. LounsDerry, at Crawford n j., on the line OF
the Central Railroad. AS an inducemeDt TO attend
the sale excursonists will be served with collation..
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Shipping Notes.


The Hamburg American Packet Company steamship ALE
MAMMA, Captain Barends, will sail from pier at Hoboken
tomorrow CTuesdayl at o'clock Pm, for Plymouth Cher
bourg and Hamburg
The Inman line steamship City of Cork, Captain Aleu will
leave pier 40 North river Tuesday, at O'Clock
PM, for Queenstown and Liverpool
Marine Disasters.
ScHR FRBEpoS Poole, from Gloucester. ran ashore at
Boone Island night Of 10Th u She may or The
ScHR LA HAVE. from Boston via Machas for Rio Grande
was toaly lost previous to May ~ north of Rio
Miscellaneous
We nre indebted TO Purser Walter Pym of the seamshp
Herman Livingston. from Savannah his attentions
sa Sn :, M WaanB Ri, FIJI Of ps.deph
dence, has been sofa to Hudson Thos Rowland, and
ven, and when completed will be commanded by Captain
WhaIemen.
Brig pocahontas, Fisher Of Marion, April all
well, with 10 ools sp oil OH board.
spoken.
Ship Cherokee Outlet, from New Orleans for Liverpool
Ship Emily Augusta (no,hng urther june TO- lat AZ 80 NJ
grs Patrick Henry 3D. bound E. 3d. la. 40 SO N Ion
Bark Chaudere tBr), bound e. ~ lat 4s IL ~ lon 81
yaDs 90 %lss EsE sandy Hook Sy pilot boat Mary
Brig Mary White q Avery from Boston for Fortune Island
Brig Courier (Br from for Boston, July lat
40 %, lon TO-
Brig Harbor Grace (Br), from for Philadelphia. July
i. lat 40 81 lon n (by pilot boat Abraham Legge No ~
Schr Annie Gardner, from - Tor Boson (by plot boat
Mary A Williams, No 49,
schr Chas Page, rron Phladepha for Key West June
"a, lat "a 20, Ion a.
Foreign Ports.
HAVANA, June 26-Arriyed, bark Harvest Moon, BARTLETT
New Orsans briggs Gilmore Meredith, Ayres, Pensacola;
Eavarino Blood, Cienfnegos. 49,. -
Sailed 25th bark Adelaide, Risk Philadelphia 2oth brig
Lizzie Cummings, Patterson, NYork.
MATANZAs, June 25-Cleared barks Eliza Cschran Dew
eraur, baltimore Isabella, Fulton NYork -
ST CRoIx June 15--n port bark Pindcesse Alexandra
(Danl for NYork
American Ports.
BOSTON, July l, PMArived. steamship BatAvis BIZ lie
Messurier Liverpool via Queenstown schrs Jos WILSON
somers, and LW wheeler, Lewis, George.own DC; Gov
Burton, Ludam searavie Chass Mary raen cummings
and Fhnne Buckiin Buckln, Banisors; W Tn, Rich
Lee, Diks; Frank Waiter, Roh and Corson'
Brewer PHILADELPHIA; Flora A Sawyer Jones' and AlcorA,
Denp,son Rosannah Rose burgess Hopoyen
Caota, Cammet Albany Bay state seaoury, aud Mary A,
NYork -. q. ~,r
schrs Carr Kelly, Philadelphia; Colyer Crosby,
81 AMArrivsd brig Daiay ,Br,, Philips Londsn.
Csayed Steamship City OF Baltimore an Despose, Ldv.
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The Atlantic Yacht Club celebrate the Fourth by
race nom Nyack TO stony Point. The yachts are to
rendezvous at Club Harbor, Gowanus Bay, to-day at
two p. NJ, and proceed to Nyack At i've A. NJ. on
the Fourth salute Of thirlysx guns VIII be fired.
one gun from each yacht in succession. At nine a.
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REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship 4aePpo Brl Browne Liverpool June 81, and
bound Pound SSh lat 10 u.s. Ion 49, bark Ocean Queen
.n sfa a;iap CT CITY Of Baltimore Dr. psano Liverpool
Steamship De Soto Morton, New Orleans June a. via Ia
gsna sth with mdss and passengers to Livingston Fox
steamship Herman Livingston, Cheesman Savannah.
Co Had head winds and sea, with fog, from Haeras
ssaa SssS? Gss Dc
1e Se 81 aay @
age and had rough weather. p
sssss:s Ts nSas
vsna ~ & 80 Gn % So spoke
co ssrs x nss.naes NS Olsen Shields e. days with
Southern passage and had heavy gales through
Bark Michele Utah, Mur Shields 70 days. with md.e to
70 master Took the middle passage and had
mada:
Bark Agder tNo, Henricksen, Cardiff 55 days with rail-
% e Snd winds
ssrt g aras1 SS days With .s
westerly winds Banks: been IL days from there
spse. P1s Ds 70 Ion 81 "
%s S aay' r had % ";
winds and Gains the entire passage.
. s1s Ss Gfsa's
s May 81 %sss the E%uaSs une lon 80 Had
CITY Of sTSokyn from ESm Csn0 New York
moasses Roche Bros cosy Had inc weather the emu
BTg Christian n X D.n} Some, Rio Jsnelro 40 day..
Brig suwannee simpson, St. cror s days. with moasses
to Smith n Co. Had moderate weather; has been
Brig Katie }Dana Townsend St oror II days, with sugar,
sShr Ann Susan Henderson, Gaooon, wcA AZ days,
aS ns ss
days north Of Hatteras. The is anchored OF the
Schr lzetta Smith, Naguabo Pr days. with sugar. &C.
schr Independence Hill, Charleston days for Province
town. with lumber to master.
s s:Sr Locke Locke HHHsy Phil.asphi, for Boston
to the Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Brig Anna Elizabeth MITCHELL Bangor for New York, with
scr Gen Howard, Johnson Augusta for New York with
schr Jos Hay, Hathaway Gardiner for New YORK. with
schr Ocean Wave, Tbbe.s, Bangor New York, with
schr Pacific, wass Bangor York. with lumber to
ssSr Ansricsn EARLE =, Bangor for New York, with
schr Allied Howe, Ellis, Bangor for New York, with m
schr VIM Arthur Andrews, Portland for New York, with
ssil rs. rss FOR for S Ysyi York
scsr g Carroll. Chase, Boston for New Yor5.
s fort sHs s York
s schr Exp EIprsss Kelly P5ovdsnse for Nsw
schr Arcturus, Smith, Norwich for New York with mdse
to G Huntingdon
scor Edwards Edwards, Hartford for Rondout
Schr Godfrey Godfrey, Hartford for Rondout.
Schr HenrIetts, Ryder, Stamford for New York
BOUND EAST.
Brig Eva johnson, johnson, Hoboken for Salem
Schr Maggie Cummings, Smith, Port johnson ohasse
Schr Thos Jefferson, Boxum, Ezabethp0rt Stamford
Schr U & Acken, Meade. Eixabethport Stamford.
schr Frances Athemus, MITCHELL Ezabethpor for Boston
Schr Lockwood , Ezabetnport for Boston.
Schr Julia Ann, Neil Rondout for Newport.
Schr Lacon, Toomas, Hoboken for Salem.
Schr Il g Sawyer, Kane, Hoboken for Portland.
schr symouth Rock, Parker. New York for Boston.
Schr Annie L, -, New York for st John.
Schr Promenader, Lockhar New York for Halifax.
Schr Veto, Harrington, New York for Danvers
Wind at sunset NE, light.
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and made the attendance or Police Surgeon Water.
man unnecessary. -.l
BURNED BY POWDER.
Between ten and eleven O'Clock last evening
George and Casper Smith. Of 16l Lewis street, Were
badly burned by the explosion Of powder. They
attended at the Eleventh precinct by Police Surgeon
Waterman, who consented 10 his return home.
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Rod stockings VS.. Fores, City

At Cincinnati on SATURDAY a close and exciting
game was played between the Red stockings and
Forest City Club Of Rockford i'll. The at the
close of the game was IA and 49, IN favor OF the
Reds. George Wright did not take part in the
lle
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TcutOnic.

or the German societies OF this city, the Nc"
York rurnveren Will celebrate their twentieth an
niversary at Jones' Wood on the Fourth. The New
York General Singers Union, comprising sixteen
German singing societies OF this city, viii partici-
pate In this celebration; there will be procession
Starting from Turner Hall, IN Orchard street, near
Canal street. In the morning; and at the PARK gym
naslc exercises will be performed by the Turner's,
and target shooting and other amusements VIII
take Mace
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NJ anchors W III be weighed and the race ior sIony
Point begun the first vessel arriving there W inaho
her presence known by firing gun.
The Rutnerlurd Park Boating Association VIII also
celebrate" Enthusiastically grand review ~
noon, and races for four-oared shells, single sour
shells, slx-0ared gigs and double scu shells, AZ u
las, $3.50 and 1913 Z. NJ
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BRoADsIDE FOR HUMBUGs.

A BROADsIDE FOR HUMBUGS.
and Of ali the w
society is afflicted sthe unscentihc medicine men who at
most dangerous. and a. the ,s most inn imp nc,
Il appears that mushroom growth of so-caled "Biter.
10 sprngng up under different various localities,
parlicsary in the southern and Western States which
iue Aosster's stomach Biers, recognized By
inyigorant the world affords. -.
FOR nan ha.
Tonic hence the anxiety Of dOarwoshppng dealers
Ba. forswsrned and all parties whom these
nS ass r q %
hereby informed OF the selfish and sordd motives which I'M
The great popularity and sales of HosTETTER'S
Of but as Se and Suffering have
direct interest in the matter only an act OF common
AT J. H. JOHNSTON ROBINsoN's, 100 BowERY,
rates on Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches, fine Jewclry
and sterling siverware Cash paid for old Silver and Da
nonds.
BsoLUTE DIVORCES oBTAINED-UNDER RECENT
"A laws from the of different States, for persons
fees 81 sasSs;sp aSSce 1rss m nro.av
ARE you SUFFERING WITH INDIGESTION, DOES
g he 1s and s box q
Dyspepsia Tablets Price oec per box See home refer
ences. w
pY AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEaIs-
LATURE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
In aid of the
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
of San Fran cisco, CAL,
THURSDAY, September l, 1870.
tickets of admission So each Currency.
Treasurer. .................Th The Bank Of California
During the of 900 United States
gold coin will be returned to holders of tickets by the dis
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The Pnhlic Institutions.

There VIII be a celebratior'for the children at the
nursery department, Randalis Island, OF which the
following will be the programme
At daylight n salute and the unfnrling OF the stars
and Stripes. At seven O'Clock A. NJ. parade OF The
Randalrs Island Guard. At nine O'Clock A. n. the
following ceremonies
Reading of the Declaration OF Independence by
the Warden; opening song, "Cnder the Glorious BAN
ner,r by 400 voices, cnlldren: address on
the Fourth of July. Master Timothy O'Brien; song
''Where has Lulu Gone" 100 children: ode,
american Boy Masters Martin and Smith;
song, 'IIappy Hearts, 400 children: poem,
Sword OF Bunker Hin Master Mcdonald;
song, g Let Seek the Sweet Bowers
400 children; poem There's Good Time Coming
Masters Coleman and Savage: song, Filing Out Our
Starry Banner Vide" large girls: dialogue comque,
Masters Finoegan and Walker; "A Few Stray Words,
Occurrences the Fourth OF july Miss Nellie CHI
more; song, HuaIe, Ills Well We Should BE Gay,''
400 children Table hote--Mulon. stewed with
potatoes; salad and otner vegetables, bread and
ter Desscrt-Cakes and candies.
After the exercises Tie children will he allowed
to ENJOY themselves IN their own happy way--settlug
OF their torpedoes, crackers &C., generously pro-
vided by The COMMISSIONERS
\ circular has been issued by the Fire Commits.
sloners calling for particular vigilance and prompt.
ness III the department IN case OF fire
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The Concert and Distribution viii take place under the
immediate direction the Trustees the ker
camille Library Association assisted by Supervisory Com
mse from State city and county officers and well
known citizens of San Francisco.
ROBERT b. SWAIN, President NJ. l." A.
VIII. L. BARNES, Vice President
WIN. C. RALsToN, Treasurer.
After paying expenses the entertainment and maxi
ing the distribution OF the gifts, as above announced the
balance will be applied e1ngushing the present indsOs
eduess of the Mercantile Library Association.
Holders of tickets to which may awarded will 70.
ceive the same on tickets couponst to
the business Agents of Trustees at their oce
sls California street, San Francisco
Sale OF tickets commenced June l. Over onehalf have
sold and delivered in twenty working days The ds'-
button will take place promptly A. announeed. .,.., ~,
be offered New for limited time and may
be had with circulars giving full particulars at 'ne 'oo"s
places
nELMoNlGos FIN Avenue and Fourteenth street.
Tlakaf h2SE d cram H Mss. A'
T ss: Sss | ,ss, eoss
attention.
liberal discount will be allowed TO parties purchasing
sell again. California bankers and merchants reading
New York. visitor from the Pacific Coast will certify
integrity OF this enterprise and Of the
DORE PETERS,
business Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1870.
L,IREwORKs
OF all kinds, good and cheap, LEACHs, IS Nassau
street. New York -.
MO MORE MEDICINE DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIr ALTON.
IN Diarrh9s, Consumption kinds Of Fevers and
Stomach Disorders are ehecsy cured only By Du ssTys
kovalents Food 10000 Copies sent fres Seo in
tins ono pound, 81 U.s. Eve pounds, IS DU BARRY cor
LOB Wm street. New Yerk and all the best druggis" ana
grecers In Town and country.
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIC OR
III detention from busness for strfeture Fstla r,es
Diseases OF the Pelvic vcera Diseases and Deformesof
the Eye, Nose Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS n. D., IA Lexia&ton avenue.
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I. "Natonsl Overure NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Grafula
q Grand March-..Le Prophrte' Meyerbcsr
z. Air"Thou Art SO Near and Yet so FAR
'Msrsellaisc and 'Partant Syrie".
PART al.
5. Yube Overture Won Weber
observation-disclosures Duchesse" .Onenbach
Austrian and Russian National Anthems Hay
Selection Be.Iini
PART III.
10. Overture'Cheval dc Bronze.
~. viva Italia" and Irsh Popourin Moore
Finsie-"Tbe Lnion.n
Musical entertainments Will aso be given on
Tuesday, In TompKins square; on Wednesday, in
washington square; Thursday, in Madison
square, and on Friday at the Battery. from six TO
eight O'Clock r. NJ, should the weather DC line.
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Trinity Chimes.

The Fourth Of July Is always observed at Trint,
church by the performance of national and Other
airs on the chimes. Mr.. James f. Aylifie announces
the following programme, commencing at halfpasl
seven A. M. and twelve M
l-RingIng the changes on eight bells.
Hail Columbia.
3-Yankce Doodle
1.-The Land OF Promise
5-Home Sweet Home.
8-Airs from Child OF the Regiment.
blue Bells OF Scotland.
Should Soger Boy.
9-Let the Merry Church Bells Ring.
10-Columbta the Gem OF the Ocean.
ll--What Fairy Like Music
I2--Hungarian Waltz.
l3-See the Conquering Hero Comes
14-Red, White and Blue
15-Yankee Doodle.
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The Central Park.

II the weather be fine there will be music by the
Central Park Band IN The Park this evening" from
five to seven O'Clock. rbe following Is The pro-
gramme:-
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
4 OHcs.

DATE DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH
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How Brooklyn win Observe The Day.

There VIII be no military parade. This is source
OF conglatulation among the militiamen who as q
general thing prefer "a rest from duty on the
GLORIOUS Fourth" national salute will be fred
az daybreak from Fort Greene position OF histori
cal memory. Countless flags VIII be displayed, ar
ranged by the good taste OF keeper r. 1ormey, from
the city Hall. rhe County Court House Will also
hang ITS "banners on the outer walls.r The Park
theatre and Hooey's Opera House VIII each "show.
their coiorsr IN tasteful array.
81. AIMS -on-the. Heights will ring out the chimes
OF national rejoicing at sunrise.
The White Stockings, Of Chicago and a prom-
nent Brooklyn base ball club VIII bat away lively at
the ball grounds on Nostrand avenue In the after
noon
At High Ground, Schuelzen Park, on Myrtle ave-
nue., the Socrates Lodge, No. 223, l. o. o. IT,, Will
spend the day IN picnickian festivity.
ST. Malach!'s congregation, East New York, will
go on "a picnic to 'rhe Grove"
Lefcris' Park viii he the scene 81 day OF jolty
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. JULY 8, 1870.
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A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED-UNDER RECENT
"A laws from the courts of different States, for persons
of State country; legal everywhere publicity
fees I'll successful; advice free.
FREDERICK !. KING, Counsellor Law, S6s Broadway
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AT j. H. JOHNSTON ROBINsON's, 100 BOwERY
"A Brooc street. New York. prices reduced TO gold
Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches, fine Jewclry
and sterling sveware Cash paid for old Silver and Da
niOpds.
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RE you SUFFERING WITH INDIGESTION DOES
"A heartburn trouble you! DO you spit up sogr water
Dyspepsia Tablets Price 5oc per box. See home refer
r-g
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The show will conclude with piece representing
steam fire engine at work.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-02-16
Administrators Sale of Real
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