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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

From Philip 6 Solomons, j. Shillington, and
J. G. Parker, we have Harpers' Basar for April
9Th.
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-AUDACIOUS COUNTER
LII FELT,

~
The reputation which, for many years, has at
STANDARD Tonic OF TINE AeE. and the large de-
mand for the article. not only in the United States
but elsewhere, have provoked the cupidity Of the
corNrERFEIIISG TRIBE, and it ha, been extern
siVely SIMULATED and INITIATED by INSCRIPTIONS
sharpers.
The most daring counterfeit Of said article which
edge. The engraved steel label on bottles contain
ing the genuine bitters, with its beautiful viene.ts
Of ST. George and the dragon, its shield, containing
a warning against counterfeiters, and its note of
hand for lone cent? at the foot signed with our
hrm name, has been copied so closely, that the
fraud can only be detected q minute inspection
Inc dark label 10 also well counterfeted, and the
wofoing ON both the imitation and genuine, pre-
cisep the same, the difference being simply in the
execution oil the work that of the imitation being
somewhat toaTseT than the genuine Other counter
fets are ON the MARKET which are In all particulars
the same asdescrlbed above, with the exception of
slight difference in the spelling Of our name.
In addition to the above, these counter 6.;t.r.
have gone far in some Instances an 10 .,nce .trn
Of Paper over the cork and asen to the nect ~ The
bottle, on which Is yignette, and otbarviss
printed to resemble the general appearance Of our
proprietary U. b. Revenue stamp, but upon ins -
tien viii disclose the absence Of the figure "a y and
the words flour cents" also United States Internal
Revenue" oil Of which, together with additional
wording. appear on our genuine stamp. The public
are therefore, especially warned against these new
corNTEHFErIs, and are advised to purchase Hostel
ers Stomach Btters only OF houses whose integrity
is above suspicion. The trxe specific 10 sold ~ bot
tlss erelnsireiy -nersr IN tnH.-HosrEIrER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

grin case recently on trial before a court
AT Laramie CITY, Wyoming Territory, all thu
male Jurors were challenged of the jury, leaving
il entirely 10 the women.
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A CARD.
Ma

04 AoAeD.
appearing that soms , evil , dhispo.ed persons.
e9'ious OF the success wniGn ane sstaD.hsnt
utes ride from Washington, is meeting with,
ere to H'ods's . IN sa ahs Sgnc mind
q 80 low price, is that the ground; of the town
q We
lys sone % far e 70 alege that the Of the
branch into washington does not tate place At
Huntington,-this IL written to pronounce each Of
aver thai the sre1nds 81 Huntington are hrh an Il
dry, risng each way from the railways and depot;
Hnntnsicn: the bed Of the rswss from there to- o
wards Aqua Creek. from there towards Baltimore
and finished, and we understand that the Railroad
Company have now commenced the laying of the
cr1ss-ties preparatory to the putting down Of the
Further. invite any and all to visit the site Of
which point we will convey them free Of any charge
Free lunch served R ZEN n h f FTUab CO.
mh2lw Proprietors of Huntington, Md.
"MHIlcE..Ths steckhclders e the MA:
TI0NAL CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE
TIE once Fl he Comps on the isT DAY OF F
mhai,lct . j. c B. Y PATTERSON. Secretary.
NoTICE,-we call attention of dealers and Others
ST. sboSe l. on EDSEsDAY Yr Dest The s'oot is
large and embraces fine assortment Of goods.
mh2s-1 w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
~ AT 30 PER CENT. LESS. ~
As gold has fallen, our prices will be in ~
proportion. Now IL the time for housekeep-
termined to reduce stock of China, Glass. Gut
lery. Plated Ware, Cs stors, Walters, Coal OIL Chan
deliers, Brackets, and Lamps OF all kinds at
BAILEY CO.'S, cor. 9TH and SITS,
mh2S ct Opposite Post Office.
- ELEGANT STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
10 now open-prices very much reduced: ladies Kid
Gloves AZ as cents. Gent do. do, at Sl-spendid
goods; Coats Spool Cotton, cents; wamsutta Cot
Percall's tambrics, and host Of 9th Dress Goods
NJ great bargains; Black Silks. from Sl.lo mp:
Fleached Cotton, cents, up; Unbieached do. 8
cents up CaicOes, cents up to best at la cents;
Ginghams, Lawns, Delaines. &C., &c, all in beauti
full styles and colors and at gold basis prices Call
''' BRoDHEAD CO.,
mh2s-3t 1928 street, corner 18th street
81 GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES No
va OF "
DECORATED DINNER, TEA AND
CHAMBER SETS,
PLATED WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
VASES GLASSWARE, AND
p.p..x ooonlH HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
J. W. B0TELBR BRO,
Importers of China, Glass, DC. and Dealers i'm all
kinds of House Furnish Goods, &c. 923
Penna. ave, bet 9th and 10th SITS. m23st
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nRIEp PEACHES, APPLES, CHERRIES
WALNyTs. ALMONDS, PECAN NUTS, SHE'LL
BARks, PEA NUTS, just receive and for sale by
EGAN q BRO,
mh25 Still corner X and 9Th streets.
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~ MANUFACroRY-s12 K STREET, Be
TWEEN Sfh AND iofh. mh25- I'm
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WASHING Tox, d. c., Sept. ~, 1863
am July acquainted with the constitution of the
Coi"noia least Powder. The proportions are well
adapted Tor the Efficient raising Of the dough- and
consider 1t an Improvement upon existing yeast pow
ders. THOMAS ASrIsELL, N. D., Chemist
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PERSONAL.

THIS Is To NOTIFY Tue PUBLIC THAI
u my wife: ELIZABETH LEE. has I-ft nv ~
si,d pcSd without Just cause. aud I Will MT pAy
any debts contracted by her ~
ms 81 SpENrrR Irr
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birds FOR sALE-Fise lot Caasry mAleS<A
ID and female, Mocking Birds. and csees
No 131 street south. between Isl and ID ~
streets east, fronting Pa ave., Capitol Hill:
fe1s-ln- q. n. GVk1L-
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Tor RENT-Possesson April LIST, a four-story
l. BRICK DWELLING, 1919 @ street: in perfect
order: gas aud water, bath room, chandeliers. Ia
trobe. Easiest terms 10 a good tenant. Apply TO
WI. McNEIR CO,
mhl42w sos T. street, bet. sth and 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-28

'VHiIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri-
~ per has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Warrington county In the District of Columbia
THOMAS TALBERT, late of Washington county
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to ex-
hiblt the same with the vouchers thereof, to the
sntscriber, before the 2jIh day of March next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
benehrof the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March
lo10: WILLIAM TALBERT,
mhzo-w3w Administrator.
HOusEk EEPING MADE EAsY.-See the
osDES HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
New housekeePers will find our catalogue service
10 them. Exclusively articles useful in housskeep
ing. 314 9TH ST., five doors from Pa. mh26-3t-
DIss TION.
The CO partnership heretofore existing under the
firm Of BARNES < MITCHELL is this day dis
solved by mutual nsent. JOHN r. MITCHELL
is authorized to settle the business of the late firm
THOMAS T BARNES
JOHN Il. MITCHELL
MARCH %, lS7O.
N 20 T CE.
Having bought cut the stock of Dry Goods aud all
debts due the late firm of Barnes Mitchell, the
undersigned will continue the business the old
stand. PAYMENTS of all debts due said firm will be
made to and receipted for BY him. and all abi lties
presented To him Tor payment.
MARCH y, $50. JOHN Z. MITCHELL.
Ir -s--- - a. -L-~ ~s---s~ h~sa..as aL..I....y
necessary that the business of the late firm sould
be closed at the earliest mOment therefore earn
estly request all persons indebted the old firm to
eblige me by settling their accounts at once
JOHN T. MITCHELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
D1SSFNc FRS dRRIVED.

PROM LIyERPoOi-In steamship Aleppo July 3.Wm. Holmes
Abraham Foules W. Wham Clarke Mss Annie hnses h1rG
POD and uh Mn Annie Burke, ThO Gilbert Robert on0
oConpo H. Hawkins Nancy Robertson German anu VILE W.
Curts Jas Austin Master ]. Austin and 81 In Storage
steamship Herman Livingston, jay 2
Mr.. j. L. Hsriee children and seryan H. scdiaf and Se
NJ q q Dougsss Spencer Miss Rcharson j. Lpran
and wife Mn Elliott aud children Mrs Myers child and servant
Davidson Mrs. j. Lama and servant Mn Lsam an so1
and wife Miller Miss Mar Long, Mn. a. A.
Hudson and infant Gudeyahn adv and infant Mrs Gro Mrs.
and wife Mrs Farrell Rev y
Acson Miss Ulmsn j. Duckw0rth, Roberts H. r smart '" H.
A. II. s. kesar snd son j. ~ bIa-
cav r. T. spencer IT, G. A. Smith. ir G. J. Ingram g. " Ch VI
NJ Iindhe r. H. Butler II. q. TAYLOR W T. Barber Ihos nancy
BAIer Baker W Barker NJ DAILY Capt Phillips and son, John
Voliersiof and in the stee. age .- -, n o.
Jp al H. Garner wife II. BhWeu and wife, h WhfneI
Jop Henry Mrs George sheridan and child hrs A.
NJ Arthur Gould Mrs Burke Mis- NJ Den
nett d. v Dennis family J. ". Bass Prank Mrs r Iantef
bury g. Hedges TAYLOR C. r. Gaskill Mr. Marines H. har-
Marion From Marquis Forlan Jnson ono seeTe
KnOie and child, T. " Cothad Miss r.
snrke lose Nonos T. G. MoDos Davis Hatch joaquin
Lanes snd wife A. Martens Runeke lgnsoe JulaBa Henry MT
Va bnnls Mis- Belle ManhsI Mss l. GunenIog j. j. Garcia, T.
MsrIero 2. r. Martinez r. heihor dor Drspnier j. NJ
Slyeno j. T. del Rio, 81 Lusu, J. A. Onr' jose Name beeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
s,e,mp CITY Of Baltimore Deamote Liverpool June 49, Halifax 2s
Steamship DE Soto Morton June "a via Havana June
% mdse. and
Stesmsb Herman Livingston Savannah mdse and
steamship Nevada Green, Liverpool June ~ and Queenstown 49,
mdse and =. -
mdee and
Brig Ida NJ COmery, Gordon Trinidad June H. sugar "
Brig Pickering Tory, Chanen Jun - sugar ana moass
Hyperion. Woodbury. Havana June - sugar
Brig Ghey, Ssysniia p DAYS mdse
Ring Anna Elizabeth Mitchell. Bangor lumber
Schr Independence Hill. Charleston 8 days, lumber.
Schr Welcome 4. Beebe, LoHer Rockland Ne, DAYS, Ice
Schr Mnanta McBurnie, Windsor ~ ~ 10 DAYS plaster
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT COAsTWtsR.
Henrietta Stamford. jos. Hay. Gardner, We
Frrrss Providence. Pacific Addison, Me.
American Eagle Bangor. Alfred Howe BANGOR
WIN. 7. Leggett. Providence. Cabot, Boston - .
posnoke n .rori VI. NJ Hamilton. Hartford.
Jos Mage New ORR. frrd l!ler lIe'msh".
Lady Ellen New Haven. , H. Htis"n' NAnlu'htI
Anna Go5fsv Hartford. Rachel Edwards Hartford
II. Pratt Portland, ~ & carroll Boston.
WIN. Arthur. Portland Ne. Gen Howard Augusta
G. Hart ROekport. Arcurus. NorNien
Tamartpe Providence. Ocean Wave Bangor
Canalboa Home Varuey st. John, G. G., % days scanhng
SAILED.
Bark Carlton. for Antwerp.
WIND-Sundown, Light, " E.; elhuiy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos Jnlv 3-Anyd bng Chon from MyagueL Below, bark
Oxford, from Calcutta. . -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
A WOMAN POISONED DY A DRUG CLERK.

WOMAN POlSONED DI DRUG CLERk
A sad case of poisoning by an overdose of
laudanum occurred on Friday, in Brooklyn, the
victim being the wife Of Mr. ]. T. Barnard a
coal dealer, who resides at No. 30 Gates-ave II
appears .nat Mrs. Barnard was indispose and sent
~ Dr. j. G. Hutchinson, residing In Cllnton-ave,
and was given prescription which read " Opll comp,
Squibbs" which meant Squbbss preparation OF lauda
num- of which the patient directed to take one tea
spoonful every hour in lee water The pIescrplIva wu-
taken to the drug store q Gore corner Of Fulton
and blngQQ-aVes. Where mixture purpOrtng to be
Lat ordered by Dr. Hutchinson put up and the
invalid had taken three spoonuls of IL when she became
Dr. Hutchinson speedily sent for but being
unable to he sent DR.. A. ID. Wilson, OF Gatesaye
who found that Mrs. Barnard had taken Narcotic poison
and Immediately sent for DR.. Hutchinson Every effort
made by the two physicians but without To
cOunteract the effect OF the poison md Mrs Barnard died
Saturday afternoon. Th9/ scians visited the
drug store whore the prescr zion had been prepared
and found that the written receipt given by Dr. Hucn
correct but on sing the bottle from which i
prepared, IL was tolnd to be labeled Liquor Opn
Comp" which pre- ,aration is more than double the
strength OF the S<dbbs preparation. Mrs BARNARD In
stead of taking fdOse OF about ten drops OF aidan 10
the teaspoOnf had thus taken fifty 10 sixty drops TO each
dose COrCder Jones held inquest on saturday even
ing, whoa that had put tho prescription ana
made che mistake committed TO await the acton OF
the Grand Jury The clerk is young man named ROBERT
q Weyh and has been in the employ OF MI Gore for
number of years Mrs Barnard so years OF age ana
leaves a husband and four children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

The originator Of this wonderful Meine claims to have discovered
and combined harmony Of NATURES most sovereign >htod'
prot than combined medicine The evidence
m f T. fpn5 IN the great variety OF diseases which
il has been found conquer 10 the Of Broso.s De Cosg
aud OF Consumption has sstonished tne meeA
faculty hundreds Of the best sens pronounce Il pG Tsaest
ffcal disaor,ry While 1t the seyere Coughs
strengthens the system puses the blood By its great and ho0A
blooff1rng properties IL all HHnoTs from TIE worst
ro0lLl 10 common BLohh PiRpk Eruption Mercnr Disease,
Mineral Posons spc and Yeneresl Diseases and their effects
ersdicated gorOus h1A ard sousd oOros established
EysipeL RheH, Sorh Head Fever sores sag OF ho4gA
diseases b. bad blood
quer by this powerful purifying and inyigoang meene For
Lrer CoBp1at" Bilious Disorders and Bdbtsud Constipation
has perfect where other nell
cnes had failed 49, -, ,...
The proprietor 900 reward for medicine that VIII equal IN
the diseases for which Il recommended Beware OF
oBn 6 rrh See that private Government
Siam which is positue guarantee the out
e Wrapper This mecine Sold ~ Druggists boie
Prepared r. " PIERCE d. Sole Proprietor at s chemical
Laboratory, l33 Seneca-st, Buffalo, n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
PROSPECTS OF THE COMPANY.

Rochester AMI the villages Of Henrietta, East Rush and Honeoye
Fails through which the conduit pipe passes limestone foundation
Consequently wells sunk limestone and produce hard lime
water the hard and
unit for Rochester therefore With its IS 900 inhabitants Of the
most aoushng thriving cities this State without water except
caught estens and Irecaou supply OF hard Line
water from the The latter expensive to obtain and
is entirely unsutlbe purposes The city wholly unpro
tec;ei Of great fires and the numerous factories the Ere
and EewYorl Central Railroad repair shops compelled now to Incur
great expense supply their boilers with lime water which greatly in
lure. them Il is safe to say city in the country where
water Is needed more the citizens will gladly take and
ar Rochester proprietor Ohe largest hotel in
Rochester 81 per supply his hotel with water
The estimated 30 miles Of pipe In the city
This estimate carefully made and certified to By several
OF the leading citizens many Of whom city officials,
AZ believing il be correct and would be pleased to
show II parties desiring to purchase the Bonds Ia
eresi on $500 Bonds at per cent gold, 600oo
Leaving expenses dividends, and to extend the
Works per Ioo'OOo
THE FOLLOWING STATISTICS WILL FULLY DEMONSTRATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
IAROR MOVEMENTS.

A delegation from the Philadelphia Clothing Gut
e Ton was received At Coburger Hall Saturday night BY tho
members Of the New York Clothing Cutters Union
The New-YOrk Brooklyn, and Williamsburgh gel
grafton Of Iron hoders leave o
dephia tomorrow attend the Convention on Wednesday
Mass meetings in the interests of labor are 70 De
given az commencing the evening OF t1 I1n s
The f meeting given under the auspices Of Tho fs'erer 70
be followed by the Bnckayers
At the meeting of the Journeymen IalIors Ihl !
m ssi,v evening Mr. Jacob Moat elected President Charles
Carroll Presidents VIM. C. Tucker Recording Secrtar Joseph
10 the WongTnens Union Society numbers LOO MEMBER and
has q fund Of +20f5 2l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
SECURITY OF THE LOAN.

The nc property mogsged to the Union Trust Company he"
YORK. A. Trustees for the Bondholiers.
The can only by the Union Trust Company upon The
certificate off, c. TRAUTwISE ESQ., Civil Engineer representing
the interests Of the present ondho and approved by the Board Of
Directors OF the Rochester W. Company and DANIEL MARSH
ESQ., Civil Engineer for the Company which certificate shan state D
the money actually expended the Works This provision In
sures THAT EACH BOND REPRESENTS COMPLETED WORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
IADpounoeme ntA

How ABOUT THAT Hat 2-All persons who OBJ
serve architects city country who
generating eubeshng buildings with The Mahsad roof
that regards his personal appearance comfort told
young ares haniwok Of KNOX Halter wbo
shoulders bercusan rcgenerang oil and improving tie
sppesranoe snd comfort Of bis by providing reasonable price
the bat VI the penod Corner Fulton Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

The Company introduce the water into the city this Summer
Eight miles Of pipe ALREADY laid the popuou portions Of the city
contract lay eight miles which viii be com
pleted 0 a few weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
NOW in USE.

GEO. A. PRINCE &c CO.'S
ORGANS AND NJ T. l. . ID T. o
will be delivered any pa Of the United States reached by eIpr
be hey have ageut receipt 0f LIST pnc
send for proe Hst and circulars. Address
GEO. A. PRINCE &c Co., BUFFALO Ny
GEO. A. PRINCE e Co, CHICAGO, ILL
CAVlNGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
- combined the and important feature introduced by the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
occurring by such combination the three great essentials Of life
viz capital business family purposes" provision for old
,ge or legacy family" Some Of the other advantages Of
iered by the Company are
Fr: Its security the Company have 81 800 assets for every 81 900
liabilities
Second Il is . processes TO be- Mutual Economical Com
p,py established conducted puIose and solely for the entire bene
Ct Of tho insured scrutiny into is and Investments
will prove; consequently
Thi: afford charge lower rates than other mutual com
pspy thus the reap the advantages justly due them
Fourth: Premiums only not forfeited but Padup policy with
dividends issued ahsr the first payment required
Fifth Cash dividends applied reduce the second and all subsequent
annual payments
sI,h: travelling by lake oheers Of the army
navy or merchant marine, the lives Of women
Seventh: The and Directors Of this Company men Of
tona reputation integrity and ability The eea Of the Com.
p,ny 10 undoubted, above shown
the prominent the country have given this Company the
preference. OF found s Of those insured
W. 7 oKIE, Manager Tor SswYorl l57 Bro.d~ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

L. A. BROOKs's BOoT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
SIS Broadway New.York. saratoga Branch nov open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

CHITTENANGO WHITE SULPHUR WATER cures
Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases Rheumatism and scofua SOLD by all
Druggists DEPOT No College place T. HENRY Send for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

For SPONGE MATTRESsEs-COOler Cheaper, and
More Durable than hA-eor Centre and Cahas FAkSIL Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
NEVER ALLOW DIARRHEA. DYsENTERY. OR AN

BOWEL AFFECTION WAY, SERIOUS
coSsgouKScgs BY coNPIArsrs
TAR EEaCH A
BEYoND TBE PATIENT m
ALLIE rmK NECESSITY A RENEDY AT
THIS IKAR rHERIJOEE,
PROVIDED WITH THAT CUKsrivr ALL
sroN.CH CoxrAISTs DR JAiSKs CARESATNE BAL
SAN IoK nAND,
PROMPTLY AND EIEcGcOusLY TREATED SoLD EvgKNWnEKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
DENVER CITY
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Now for Sale by the Undersigned.

Now Tor Sale by the Undersigned
These are a 30-Year Sinking
Fund Bond, issued only upon a
completed road, and bear Eight per
cent interest in gold, payable on
the 10Th August and 10Th February,
in New-Y York, London, or Frank
fort, and are free from tax. These
bonds are in denominations Of
81, 900 and $500, coupons or regis
tered, and secured by an absolute
and only mortgage upon the entire
line, including all descriptions of
Rolling Stock and Equipments.
This road is Ill miles in length,
the largest portion of which is COM
pleted and successfully operated i'll
the daily running of regular trains,
the earnings of which are now in
excess of the interest liabilities on
this issue of bonds. Over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CORDAGE AND PA
PER wAREnoUsE-wnIaRD HARVEY, 800 Broadway Sew-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

All the leading Styles of SUMNER CLOTHING
he obtained " TRAPHAGES, HUNTER CO. @ +J and ~
Bowe, prices full 20 per cent below Broadway rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE has n larger
evening paper America In order 10 a.
oommodste e NevYork readers Who de. 70 have THIS s,.
paper the following agencies been csahhe In Work wy
Hamilton Jones, No House loutsdel H. HIe News
Exchange Nicholas Hotel; hstor House Rnnda hes Dunn
Railroad Depot Ltrtys. James Coils
Courtland Rok wood GrAndst Ferry
While the family is out of town. HOLINESS
viii protect house from burar.i
has done and has failed when used for that pu
pose Can The Office and post Z. HoLnEs hurra!tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

JOsEPH b. PuRDY, ~ AND ~ MAIDESLANs
Established l9il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
ZEPHYR ENTERTAINMENTS,
II FOR HOT WEATHER,
Cheaper than ever, at
VANDERBILT TAYLORS,
No. 90 BOwERY.

90 to MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE, No.
N 97 BroAd.ay near Twenty thirls There
Of the day and all the standard WORKS and choice En-
ghsh. French and Scotch stationery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

II. N. SQUmE's, % FultOn-s ST. NewYork, il
place s..Se WiCHK Sue DAhoSD tAs4s JAs
klkt ~ ~ svssAiS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04
HOME NEWS.

REMAINS. -Saturdav, the %, was damp day, coO III
contrast with the late excessive heat, Thermometer
abou: SUNRISE $50 The sky was generally overcast OF
Yer cloudy fine sunrise SEEM sprinklng rain az umes
I0S H. m o. $40; also at $50 y. Noe-lst, rom ~
NJ M 10 H. very cloudy. Yesterday Sunday, the 80 was
damn day. The sky overcast from midnight TO 10
10 M: rain shower from 7:lO n. 70 $50 a. M either
rainy mist at times from $50 q. m to Slb p m lam
depth, $40 Of an inch. -
partment report for the week ending July p 1870 Is ap
pended: ~.
Inches THERnohkTkN DeEsea
2sg5l Mean 90
%. ~ Up MaImnm 81 M June o. " y
Mtmum n g. Juy L. 9616 Maximum avs p ~ JnH l'''o4o
4l4 Range. 'SV
Jurs from 5t5 70 80 m-anount Of water U.s. men
Dan. q rsu from 6;O msmoun Of wsor W men
IS $3.50 mAmouR Of water w men,
Total amount Of water for the SO inch
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-04

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