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We wish to call the attention of all per-
sons concerned, TO the advertisement in an
other column, ot Teachers Examination.
This will be the last one this year. The
time is Saturday, Dec. Sd, 1870, and place,
at the Western Business College. corner OF
Cherokee and Fifth. The examination will
be commenced promptly at 10 O'Clock a. m.
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LooAOo DesPafche>.
VICTORY CLAIMED FOR THE ARMY OF
THE LOIRE.

-
THE LOIRE
LONDON, Nov. "a special from Tours
to-day says: Yesterday the right wing of the
army Of the Loire, having repulsed, during
the previous day, several attempts OF the
enemy To fr-n i:s .ienk. advanced to Gien
and MontA. - 4. ...en commenced 4 move
ment towards Pithiviers, in combination
with the advance Of the right centre OF the
army at Arthenay to the same point. While
these movements were being made, de.acl,-
ments Of the emmy we're, la every case,
driven towards ;eaurne, midway between
Montargis and p: ;viers. Here, At 9 y. M,
the enemy mass. 10000 men, consisting
of the Tenth c. The Fifth and Firs;
divisions Of T. h asailed the Prus-
sian position south, capturing two
guns. At l.. -,e German troop, APP
peared to + :, ~
The No /. losses ON the 18th and
18th Wer
esUC -. I'd FOR BOTH SIDES.
1o, The following de-
spatc :. eceived here from Ev-
rep e" =: the Prlt~ians now
Or I'D are in the valley o.
o. ..-,--,~. This evening they we're
1r,v.u .vw...1 =. .illase Of yillars by the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Essays FOR YOUSs MEN, on Social Evils, and
the propriety or IMPROPERLY Of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those who feel untitled for
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, sealed en-
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASS CATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. 80 2OdSwI2s
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Mr.. KENNEDY, proprietor of the Touring
mills al Clyde, Cloud County is in the city
for the purpose Of getting a new engine and
other machinery from the Great Western
Foundry. Mr.. Kennedy is one of the lead
ing and most enterpriSins citizens of Cloud,
and does large business.
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The mercury of the Thermometer IN the
shade marked summer heat at O'Clock p.
m. ON SUNDAY the 9th.
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MARKET REPORT.

LKAvESwogTH, November. -, 1879.
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'Che Dinner OF the Aeys--.- -. $1,000
lsaPty-Name~ Of the d.
Persons Prcsent-TOastS anS: ...s>-..
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express the opinion that the detree WIN undoubtedly
be sea rslde, although some tine Niil necessarily
efA3se before u oan be brought before the court
certain essential scps requiring time 10 be properly
developed.
lie win probably retain one Of the leading law
nrms or this city 10 assist In the prosecution Of the
case, and Is determined TO urgo II on to early
issue pnrng the interview, in speaking OF his wife,
Mr., Mcfarland said nothing against her lie said
that he could only account for her conduct the
ground nt her wanting ambition and the fact that
Mrs. CAL opp had exercised "eatanie influence
over her. lie claims that the evidence given by Mrs
calhoun in the divorce suit entirely false, and
that II can be proven sn. lie is inclined to be very
ton with the matter, and s1id that Schuylers name
was used In tie trial, by authority for the purpose
OF ihhuencine the Rr.rtna OF the degree In speak.
Ing OF the fart that Mrs calhoun was, at the time
she n1urcd hete AZ a witness IN the divorce suit,
travelling with Schuyler, Mr. Mcfarland had the
audacity TO cay that our ptous Vice Presidcnt was
pimping for that female. We tain would have
blushed for Schuyler but upon an effort discovered
We could not bring the GnmasK to Our check.
lie ore taking our departure Mr.. Mctuland SAID
he was under the Impression That IL he succeeded in
having the divorce set aside, would probably
cause a shaking among the dry Zones In several
that ilk. and seemed 10 enjoy the contemplation in
his minds eye OF said shaking. Without much OF
draft upon our imagination We Thought We could
see the CONSERVATION that such an event would
create among the society Of free lovers Ind CHI
Which are located In and around the New York
Tribune once ana also enjoyed the probable Z" cir
Gus" Mr. Mcfarland leaves the city to-day for
short pleasure trip out West. but Ill return at an
early date to give personal supervision to his
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EXIT SPOTTED TAIL.


The Adventures Of the Red Men In the Ne
tropolis- Reception by the Gentlemen OF
tne frenc's frsntc In tue Harbor-The
renase Q, frcsents-Depar'ure over the
y.a.'a.u ~,
nj, 60 'u' ,Vui nOiu' VI ."u seeeS opo'"u
80. w. Di, 1nu nv" na,'' "au u
ous, uss' t"e. oekan IN 'he mornlnR WIN aNs"
10 the french rtgate Magicienne, where they were
received by Admiral Lefebre and lis stan. and n
..,r,. -. e., A., 81, 49,, ~, -
iu's was nieu 'n tneir nohor' lhey were con-
Quoted 10 the Admirars stateroom and RECALLED upon
cakee and ehampaeue The latter they enioved i'm
u..,..,u g.. -. n, -, -. -
menso'y Uu' Sape rooie wisely hmhed thein 70
one glass each, not desiring 70 witness q scalping
scene on his frigate Amer tbis renast the rod man
- ,.. =, -
"ere cotoueteu Ill over ue SLID Inc Aamiral
then had Of the ID inch guns loaded with powder
and eash ons of tho Indiana npii.d IN. ,,nva,d IN
- ,r.s-", 49, w 'e ="
'urn. ins was roym sport ior ue INDIANS ana as
each gun cred they looked eagerly for the splash
of the hall ~h,ch th.v ,ho,1h, -. ia a.. .,.,o,
=. - ,.,' 80 1850 " 's0
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FINANCIAL Avn COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY june i3-P. M.-The gold market has
heen weak and lower, the operations OF the eiIues
manipulating the decline having resulted In further de-
pressing the price 10 il2k though subsequently rally
lng cent. The dealings were active throughout
the DAY and the lower prices brought out
amounts OF long gold hc by outside parties The for.
egn exchange trHs were purchasers the lower quo.
'alon and quite m important short interest was ere.
ated by the downward tendency Of the market. The
Gold Room operations are my,tihed by the course OF
prices but the movement has been fol- the
purpose OF loading up with gold preparatory 10 a bail
campaign. Whether successful In this scheme or not
cannot be confidently predicted. but such 10 the
programme agreed upon by :ihe contracting parties
In the gold loan market the majority OF transactions
were at nat with exceptions at one cent. The i'm.
ports specie at this port for the ending satur
day June II, were SIAN. making total since Jan Of
SC s 1 same time in 1880 " ss2 $50 In 1863 $500
esi In 1867, sil6222l The steamer westphalia sailing
tomorrow will probably take out 800 OO two thirds
OF which viii consist Of gold bars. and the balance IN
bEchango Bank were 6 100 900 gold balances 81 90.
kS. and currency balances St.5si 49, The principal
gold quotations were;
10 A. h.......il3A ~ No. .li2Hli3O p. H..iiaH
foe AM .iisXlihs 4. NJ. .iis 5SoP. M.li2A bid.
Foreign exchange has been dull ana weak, on .
Hmited demand from ipBorters We quote London
on mo bankers' % days b ~ i0yAGol0o& slghl f0A0
lllA- Commercial lUAAlGak- hAics on Pafn pahkAtA
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DIED.

ARRAs-ou Monday, June 10. Mrs Jane Arras, relict
OF RObt. Arras In the 10Th year OF her age.
The Ieat and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the era from her late residence, IS
Bedford ST.. on Wednesday, atty O'Clock p. NJ,
CAMPBELL-On Sunday, June u, Emily, second
daughter OF Anthony and Hannah Campbell aged ~
years. .
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, io7 North
oxford e. Brooklyn, Tuesday. June H. AZ O'Clock
DkLhOklCO ON saturday, June II, Constantine
Delmonoo, In the 18th year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family, and also those
Of his brothers. are respectfully invited 10 attend no
funeral on Tuesday morning at 10 A. NJ. from ST. rat
meas Cathedral, without iurtheT notice.
DAWsok.-ln Brooklyn on Monday morning, june
~, WIN. u. Dawson, infant con OF Thomas and saIhl
Dawson. aged year, months and 10 Gays;
The funeral wn take place from the residence OF his
Ing, at Q O'Clock.
s,MANNA.zon sunday. June Il. Samuel Hanna, in me
9th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect.
nly invited 70 attend his funeral on Tuesday at ~ D..
NJ; aom the u p Church. Charles st. Rev H. H.
LAMoETAGEE.- Cd the boat Jessie. on hshdAy.
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MoRRIs AND ESSEX OUTRAGEs.

Punching the Passengers Tickets and Pre-
pairing the Passengers TO Pinch Some
thing Else-Conductors Obeying Absurd
Orders.
In the 8 O'clock train yesterday morning from
Orange TO New York, on the Morris and Essex Rail.
ROAD, Mr.. johnson refused 70 have his tickle.
punched, as he wished to get out at Newark and 20
on TO New York by the next train, whereupon the
conductor stopped the train and called a baggage
man to assist him in eIpeng Mr. johnson. A big
Scotchman who sat In the seat next the passageway
refused to move, telling the conductor and his as.
ss,ant 70 take johnson over his head II they wanted
him. The ladies', apprebensiye OF n disturbance,
made a speedy exit into the adjoining cars and al.
though q feeble resistance was made by few 70 the
Iuniansm OF the conductor, after q delay of about
1neen minutes, Mr.. johnson was landed outside |;
but he was not to be 80 easily DISPOSED Of aud rs
the train moved on, he stepped the last platform.
The train wa stopped second time and he was
again flung out on the track. He then forward
and got on tie front car, and was again tossed on
train.
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Arrixed-MoNpAY. June -.


Steamship Rapldan. Havana, mdsc and pass.
Steamship reutonla. Hamburg, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Louisa Moore. Newberu, navai stores.
Steamship Cortes, New orleans, u1dse. and pass.
Steamship Scotia. Liverpool mdse. and pass.
shin Helene, Bremen. mdEs. and pass.
Ship Etha Rckmers, Singapo teas.
ship Geo. Green SINGAPORE, mise.
BARK Lord BALTIMORE Rio Janeiro, coffee and pass
Bark 9ussie Trueman, Cardenas, sugar ani pass.
BARK Cienfuegos. Little q ace Bay, coal
BARK Isaac Rich, LeghOrn, mdse.
Bark Kate Smith, Turks Island, salt
Mark James VI. Churchill Havana. sugar.
Brig Shasta, St AIMS BAY, iogwooi, &c
Brig Wenonah, Hayana, molasses.
Brig Orinoco. windsor, y. s., plaster.
Brig Greve August Rantzan. Lisbon, con"e.
lirig A. II, Patterson, LsguayTa coffee, az.
Bi " lila Maria Havana molasscs.
Brig George. 6l1ce Bay, coal
Brig Guiding star, DobOy Isl and. Ca. lumber.
schr VI. Lindser, Harbor Island. fruit
sehr Vincent j. Wallace. Elruthers, fruit.
schr Hattie T.. Smith. HaTbOr Island, fruit.
Sem Anna A. Holton. Antigua. molAsses, &c.
schr hdria, Shulee, y e, splice
Schr Garrett z. Wright, Eenthera frnt
Schr j. 7. Robinson, Corpus Christi. hides &c.
schr John Wllliams Wilmington. y. 4. naval stores
schr Laura, Nassau, mdsc.
Schr John S. Lee. Trinidad. pitch and pass.
Schr ldela, ST. John. y. IS, lumber.
Schr Lucy II. Gibson, 81. Nar'ils, salt
kChT ID. sawyer, BATacoa fruit.
Also the nsna river anu coast wise vefEes
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NV York. Mon'sy. June l3.-The receipts OF
beeves since saturday number tS2 head. mailing ~
large supply OF sfI for the week. Tie market which
was weaker on Friday last and nominal o. saur lay.
ole n on the dressed weiah-the largest reduction
be NJ on common aud nfeTior stock. Exclusive OF a
drove OF very thin Texans sold at lOc n. TO
ms 60 the gross cWt; ana bunch OF dry cows selling
~ l2HaBhc n the range for commoucst to
western stecrs was ti1Sc n. with the bulk of the
sales between i5bc ano ice N. or saeep aud lambs
the arrivals were SEQ yesterday ami TO day, lgT
for the week Sales were slow NJ i107kc for sheen,
and 100 lSc for ambr. Hogp wrte steady at yam
for dressed and saS9ac. alive with receipts Of gf1
s!nce saturday ana 2l99 nor tho week, freghts by
Erie Railroad. - car; nom Buffalo, nv New York
Central, 20c. ltU ps from Pittsburgh Coo. y 100 Ds
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Theodore Tiiton's Pree-Love Principles Re-
buked.

The BROOKLYN Union Theodore Tilton), antci.
pating the success Of Mcfarland In proc curing the
annulment OF the wildcat divorce, inquiries. What
though the tekleness OF State law should arer oil,
will such decision make them SOY" II VIII in the
eyes OF those who regard marriage ne invested with
any degree OF snnctiy. Those whj believe II TO be
simply social compact, TO he sundercd at pleasure
may refuse obedience to divine and human law; but
they DO, they thereby make Themselves social out
casts. Abby Sage will be Mrs. Mcfarland md not
Mrs. Richardson, in the eyes OF the law ana her
second marriage VIII be a. invalid legally ~ Il now
Is morally. Sue may not return to her husband II
she continues To feel all she has uttered she Dug
not to. But that Ia altogether a different matter
from having either tae moral or legal right to wed
AM
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The distinguished characteristics of the Knox
Hat manufactured and sold At No 2i2 Broadway cor
Fulton street, perfect comfort combued vith
stye elegance and durability. mention these fActs
for the guidance OF readers. and We feel sure that
the great demand for these summer hats variants
In recommending them One thing Is certan-n you
desire stylish hat, Knox will suit you.-Adr.
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June ia Of typhoid fe,.s A. ". i~-ssn..sne, .sed %

June IA Of typhoid fcves, A. ". isrssnsssne ssed %
He leaves beresved wife and twe snail ohiidfeo.
MoDERMoTT.-Qn Monday, Juhe n, CshAfine, tiie
beloved wife Of John McDermott. in the seh year 81
Funeral nom TRANSCRIPTION Church, At 10 O'Clock
this Tuesday morning Relatives end friends re.
spec fully invited 70 attend. -.
MADDOX.-In WillAnsburgn on Sunday, june r.
1870. Samuel T., the son Of WIN. ". and sarah f. Mad.
dox. aged years, months, and II dais
TIE frienls aud relatives are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral on Tuteday, June IA from
the First United Presbyterian Church, North 5th, be-
tween 9TH ana 5th sits at 2 p NJ.
Troy papers please copy.
SWtkNY--On Monday, June IL, at 10 O'Clock Rosan.
ma, wife OF Daniel Sweeny.
The funeral viii take place from her late residence
Park av., on wednesday morning. High mass at 81.
stephens Church. 18th BET ween I'd and Lexington
avs. NJ l0k O'CLOCK. The friends Of her family and
those Of net sonnlaw, Thos J. Day. are respectfully
invited TO attend.
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The Ben. franklin Life Insurance Company 10
achieving great success. one hundred and hfy poll
ces ne hrst week gives good promise OF the vital
Ny OF this new IMITATION and MAKES good tie claim
20 hummer among the nrst Of life insurance companies
We predict brilliant future TO thr Ben. Frankln life
Insurance Company It's home office IL OF 80 Thomas
street. New York.-Adr.
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nDIink Adirondack W1teI OF WhitchnlI To-
10 distinguished from all other mineral waters by III
eontaiDing larger proportion iron
lntyre, John \. Henry, ana druggists generally.
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GRAY.-In this city, on THURSDAY. June 10, 1870 by
Judge ID. p. lngraham, Jane Il. Gray from George A.
LHNGDON--In this city on SATURDAY., June 4, $50,
by Judge Albert CardoLo, Mary D. Langdon from Israel
a. I aurdOn.
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Younger by Twenty Years Is the appearance OF the
OF fty or the lady ot-never mind how many sum
meraiter he or she has charmed away the gray hairs
O ged
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daced pTccs, Il. A. BROOKS. 575 Broadway.
Solled shoes half price.
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md Zee rom seia rrit or Other hurtin sS1'taSc
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u MHRp a FG1 ~ PPePrk Pqw,N v, Publish,
United States and all foreign countries.
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Many advantages will be found In deposiIng
money In the Mutual Benefit Savings Bank II the Sun
Dundng-Ado
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90 10 EsPE% sCliEiD' Gahuiscthrer lis Hassau e.
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MARINE INTELLiGESCk

NiHIArVgH ALnASAc-rHts nay
Sun rres.... q SUI Scts.... y MoO1 sets. 20
Higu WArEa-rUa DAY
aLdy HOok. W GOV. Island 50 Hell ate. 10 II
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y..ns I. tn. oor.r for long. and ,ssas.s,. Tor

ewx*snt 70 the ooher fof ions' snh eDteeuT fsr
Sotwfus.sdtns On. spfsyorsete ssns r.temess
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scss e sn rsoT H0nssn shs com can
asss Their Ssn ne 5gc Spshe bssSse ~ ,ss
TSrgSss.: aS.iSs IL coming $cs,S o wsaPe.aSy,
,uegcsdgg day purchase sSSo5oO0 $50. iog &c sreea
c I
The decline IN gold was rejected IN the bond market,
@ ST 1sa s,sS' Sin9 Sfas
vi e isH S clsS. saE &c. es GG iss
& is # iii: 8 III N HISS
S$S. tess.&Nha iiissg: & q SSSSaaDS:iiiss HUI
- ~. q sSs$. 4! <, ;ii SSsSSFs lS
rs dcTp Seest 70 @T At ,9s nf.t BSsrd, later al:
y'Ss sns and % new Ss sc s 90 cd SS F's
e eaa 70 @ NS'tR Gsroisa, old were steady MsA
5alp ellgE a. y and Lou.runs isyee x on. cay
S lT and esd s wS 81 a sT gr sns
n seconds % Central PaSlSe, y and unons SO
inc !aisay share marEe, ha. been heavy and devoid
imitca lhe nuc.nsiions were composed within
Wabash wns sctiye and declined nom 60 to So,
@ SoEs Il sa1 " oao T and M s,I SpIoes
slHssix. Northwesicrn preferred was moderately
a tafSssih and Heating az iSoSSigiS New York
SebS, And Harlem lsNaiuA. nlihon Central soid
a. hQ tll0k. and New Jcr cy Central at iCaNGiO Dos.
m.ni seeurites were y ghi nQNry, Hannibal aud 81
&iiS. chicago and Alton scrip at li3H. and
G. z. and e. at 0Aee20S. In the misceancous list,
from Ss TO ~ on The rnnior that the steamer Henry
Chauncey IVES four days overdue at nj port rom
Aspinwsll. Atlanuc Man vas nrn. At GlN. and West.
ern Union Ie!grlph steady. 31@SsN. Canton
selling en- and Mariposa preferred iG Express shares
mere que. agd hrn with Business in Adams At $40
general market closed dull and steady with quotations
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{ ,nEAp ,PoPVLAR, fpITi0N, OF run

TyOTO NIcFARLAND'. BOOK STO RE, DI1
~ Broadway, 28d There yon with mad ali the
new books Of Inc day, ana all the standard works and
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Spttml Wotitts.

THE LIFE SUSTAINING ORGANS.
The two organs which minister most directly to the
support Of the body the stomach and the liver. In
the former the npt process Of digestion takes place.
under tho action Of that powerful solvent the gastric
juice Thence tho food. converted into pulp, passes
into the duodenum. where II hsubected to tho action
Of the Ofe gail, flowing from the liver. and OF the
fluid generated by the pancrea, or tweetbrcad Of the
system. These sccretons separate tho nutritious
ton from the rest and IL then taken up BY uc ab.or
bent vessels and conveyed into the channels crcuia
tion in the form OF vcnous blood while the waste
ter lie discharged through the bowels Unless all these
processes duly performed disease of some sort Is
inevitable and the best OF all medicinal agents for pre-
serving restoring the tone and regulating the action
Of the three oTans-(the stomach liver. aud intes
tinos)-by which the threc-fod work carried on,
Hos,cttets Stomach Bitters. Indigestion generally
accompanied by constipation, and the gentle cathartc
operation OF the Bi,ters Is sss important in
OF this kind than its tonic the stomach and
the hillary gland. Beauty Of person, as well health,
depends small degree upon the regularity Of the
excretye functions sallow complexion, thick
Opaque coarse skin, tainted breath. rush OF blood to
the head loss OF memory, headache and extreme
tai depression, tho usual compartments Of
tiveDess. course OF the BuoS will nialoly relieve
and finally bsnsh these obnoxious symptoms, while In
yigeratlng the stomach and promoting healthy action
i IN tne LeI rms ges NenStsDle 10 ana a'es
smllaiing, seercuye. and clpnsiys organs, aud tho
p pisie. 'n''u arc consequently '"0'0oS" anu COZ"
NO MORE MEDICINg..mo96y.peR.is scn, .E,.
trcctuaiiy cured Dy Du BARRY de.lelous Reyalcnta
Food I To-, SIS lbs,. g. DU BARRY a CO. iGj
ROOTS AND SHOES
Of every variety at reduced prices. Gents Cong. gai.
'e'' e. ~ anu " e. G. E 'i;IcmoND. 81 Broadway
SURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND, OPEN
June l. Take south side ailrpn1 foot roosevelt ct,
sA. NJ. and $50 4. ~ New steamer MINNIE WAR.
REN to beach ID. :. :. sAMMIs.
FOR MOTH PATCHES, FIs &c I.Rs. AND
Tan, use Pcrry's MotI and lgecAle LOIon." It's
rclishle and harmless. Prepared only by nr. Il. C.
PERRY. 20 Bond st Sold oy druggists everywhere.
GENTS PEARL CASHMERE DRESS
FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Buy, and save two ll1ls.
WKENOCK G CO., $40 Broadway
CALL PIAGRT-s. th- weii.gnown practical
matchmaker Tor good, reliable watches. e. Nassau
near Fulton.
OPTICAL DRAWINGS.
SIMMONS cos LOTrhils-.
ii # 4 "a Is a a. Al 30; % 'gy -
49,. 90 %. s'. o.. o., q. %. 3, a. q, %. 80.
4 n, 81, n, ii, s.. s. So -, e. q. 90. 81 e.
4 y a. 4! s. a., q "a & (1 r. y &c.
Prizes cashen ana inlrnl on urn shcd ~ the above
ard also Royal Havana 10 tcrles !. CLUr' bro ser.
so Bsoaiwly. l'i ruiion ~. and PARK row.
RONAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes paid IN god lr'orma'ion FURNISHED. The
highest rates Iaid Tor doullQ3u and III knls gold
and silver lAYLoH 20, Benkers,
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6cgartr,rsbig Notitts.
uprslons.


A -NRAND EXCURSION down the bay to
y witness tlc rvgat a VI tC NtW l0Tk } hClf flNh
Steamer sylvan Grove Cant. Luns street viii ACcOmpA
ny the Yachts on iueday, June ~ leaving Harlem $50,
saw NH Dock, GTeeupont, o. llth st. y, r., g5 PECK
slip 10 NJ Fare o. Refreshments on board
(NONEl ISLAND.-Grand eNcursi n to the sea-
tidr-lhc steamboat META. Capt, T.. 7, WILSON
commences het regular triIa for the season THURS
day, June ', running lHrly every day having
Nrst ION - Al N20, l:N Sp Warren ST. al $40. l2.tO
$40 lrer4 n. Il at 10, l, and o'clock.
EISuING HANKS DAILY, Saturday, eIeept:
U cd,-ihc well knuWu sea- gong ste anur stall OF
Maine, with her commoniOus main ami nppeT saloon,
will commence heI regular Trip on Tuesday June Il.
Al. Christopher st., n. H., A. N. leri n. Il, $50
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB KFGATTA.
~ -lhS slchtuuoat Wyoming VIII accompany the
yachts dur,hg the Regatta which takes place luesday,
June y, and wlil make Tia following land .nss.
18th a., v. r.. A. NJ; BrOOmc street 49, ruCk slip,
- Fulton Ferry, brooklyn, ~ West 18th St. aud Per
so, Tickets a.
IlNOOKLyS, HATlI AND CONEi Is
tand Ralroad.--tHiOn, MAt SoHth, Hud llIillltOn
iry ears To GrceAsOod Cen,elcry conacct Hh steam
car 70 the Island every fory mlnsss. sHAiajs every
han hour.