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A BURNING BRIG.

Destruction Of the French Brig Jeanne, With
Cargo Of Oil-Probabls Loss OF Life.
At six O'Clock yesterday afternoon dense col.
umns of smoke were seen issuing from the French
brig JEANNE, OF Boulogne in the North river oppo-
site Bedoe's Island. In about FIVE minutes after
wards terrible explosion was heard followed by
brilliant Jets OF fame. which ran rapidly ND the
masts. setting fire to the rigging and totally enve-
Oping the vessel IN names The first boat to
the rescue was the revenue cutter Northerner,
commanded by Captain MCGOWAN. The cutter was
on Its way to quarantine, but seeing the burning
vessel the Captain went for it with the utmost de-
spacn. When he came close to the brig the scene
was one Of ndescrbabIe confusion. The crew, the
moment they became aware OF the fire, launched the
small boats and put away from her as quick as pos
sible. Tie cabin boy and the first mate, however,
were not so fortunate. The latter. who closeted
in his room, did not become aware OF the fire till
some minutes afterwards. AS he opened the door
to effect his escape roaring volume OF
lame surrounded him on oil sides, block.
ing mp completely the only means left
panee ,nroIan inc rarna ire: ont seein@ wa az
his only chance for life he rushed out, reached the
the deck and 1u.dped into the water. When he was
presented
A sIcKENrNG SIGHT.
Tne SKIN had peeled or his legs, head and arms his
eyeOshes were slnged OF and his beard burned to o
CRISP. The tongue and mouth were parched, and had
scorched white appearance from the flames which
ne inhaled while escaping from the vessel. The
groans OF tbs poor fellow were heartrendlng and
could he heard above the din ana confusion OF the
burning wreck. The salt water which soaked
into the broiled flesh only served to intensity
his agony; but everything that could possibly
have been done for him under the circum-
stances was done by the officers OF the cutter. The
crew or the vessel were transferred 10 the police
boat Seneca, which was speedily on hand, and the
mate was taken thence IN an ambulance to the iark
Hospital, where his name was registered as Leon de
Cossar The doctor fears, from the nature of his
wounds, that he cannot 1--we. 1tt
The cabin3boy named Charles FOrney was burned
badly about the legs and arms and had an ankle
dislocated, but his injuries were not necessarily
faIa lie, too, was taken 10 the Park Hospital. Tne
remainder or che crew escaped with few slight
scratches.
The police did all In their power to save the YES.
sell but owing to the nature OF the cargo all their
exertOns went for nOuQht. Sue had full cargo OF
Kerosene on board and was about to sail France
tomorrow. She arrived here from Porto Rico OH the
5th inst, with cargo OF molasses. The vessel was
burned TO the waters edge, and the cargo, or
course, completely destroyed. mo lire was wit
messed from Jersey City, the Battery anu the North
River docks by large crowds which remained on the
piers TIL q late hour.
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LONG BRANCH.

Tho President Attends Church, Dimes and
Observation-Disclosures Visitors and DisliR.
gusbcd Diners.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 20, 1871.
President Grant, with Secretary Of the Navy Robe
son, attended divine service at the Methodist Epls
copal church this morning. Rev. DR.. Newman, Of
Washington, preached the sermon.
AT noon Collector J. w. Casey. OF New Orleans
Senator Cattell and Mr.. Elliott of Harvard Col.
lege, dined with the President.
This afternoon the President, Frederick Grant,
Secretary Robson and Senator Cattell took an
evening drive. Na 1n
collector Tbomas Murphy entertained General
Horace Porter, James Terwger, Collector Casey
and secretary Robson tns evening at his cottage.
Colonel James Fisk rode out to-day on horseback.
Governor Randolph, Of New Jersey, Hon. Horace
7. ColGer, Hon. j. s. Buckalew and Hon. GeOrxe
Hasey are at the Mansion House.
The weather IS delightfully."- cool.
A great crowd was present ut the sacred concert
at the Continental Hotel this evening.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY. JULY "a, 1871

visible TO the confcnted and busy crowds even had
those cardinals not Illuminated The order OF the
whole two days f2te mas been something pleasing,
not to say bordering on the miraculous. II Is re-
ported that me King did receive tokens Of respect
from several eminent D,osfgaort and priests; what
II certain IL this that most OF the cericas had their
@ na yesnsy Whe he e wno recsv
ing at the Quirinal, the other King-namey, His
Holiness Plus Ix.-.was holding o counter reception
faithful and thus demonstrating to the full content
OF his heart and the full limit OF his dOmnions.
There the Cry resOunded, Long live the Pope King ~
while IN the streets OF the city paudits were given
10 all the principal men and cities Of Italy resur
reciel.
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Szn yARx.
Rev. NJ. Jacobs, ID. d.

Is, -.i--- Rcv. NJ. Jacobs, ID. d. so aa.at4
Rev. Dr.. NJ. Jacobs died at Gettysburg on satur.
day. He was a minister Of the Lutheran Church
and for fortyyear had held proiessorsnip in Penn
sylvania College, an Institution controlled By the
religious denomination to which he belonged. DR..
Jacobs was learned as well as an amiable and mol.
ished gentleman, good preacher and a sincere an1
up with the college with which he was a. long con.
nected and with the theological seminary on the
En-, at lule distance occupied by General Lee as
tne able divine spent his life, forGetful OF fame aud
intent only on fulfilling what he believed to be hls
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WEATHER REPORT.
.~>-,~~~->>~~~~-~~~-,~-~~
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 24-lA. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 24-1A. M.
synopsis .for the Past Ttcenty.rour Hours.
The barometer has been quite high during Sun
day, and the central area Is moving eastward
over Pennsylvania small area Of low pres.
sure continues In the eastern part Of the
Gulf and the barometer is steadily fall
ing throughout the Mississippi Valley and west
ward. The temperature remains low, especially in
Virginia and Florida. Northwesterly winds
have been prevalent on the South Atlantic
coast and now extend westward to the
Mississippi. Clear anu pleasant weather has been
very generally reDorted from the lakes and Missis-
slppi valley to the Atlantic. Clear and threatening
weather Is advancing over Iowa and Arkansas.
PROBABILITIES.
Pleasant weather will probably continue on Mon
day on the lower lakes and Atlantic coast. Threat
enlng weather, With rain, win probably advance
Into Illinois by Monday morning, and extend into
Michigan and to Tennessee during the day.
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BELOW.

ship Therese, NUGGET, from Newpsrt June =.
Bark Princess Alice Br) Hilton from Port Talbot Junc g.
Nol1l W 49, " " ''
Bark America (N0). Roper, from Bremen juno g. (Re-
ceived PILOT from boat Marshall, No 3, 2lst inst or
Bark Cbssseur Nor), Thornscn, from Antwerp, June g.
wlip NOSE 70 order tby pilot boat Blunt, No ny
Wind 81 sunset ssw
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


July ~, by Rev. Thomas Goodwin, Mr.. CHARLES
MILLER OF New YORK, 70 MISS ConDELIA GRAuAA,
OF Philadelphia.
Died.
ALLEBs,-On Saturday, July o. ANAIJE Wopr.
NAN, wife OF Dledrich Alters, aged Al years
Tie relatives and friends Of tie family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral on tuesday JuIy
Is, at Two p. NJ, from 81 Paul's church. corner
South FIRST and Ninth streets, Brooklyn f.. ID.
ANDERs0N-At Leonia, N. j., on Friday, July q.
and Josephine Alien Anderson, aged month ana 3
days.
the Madonna, Fort Lee, on Monday 24th inst ar n
O'clock The friends OF the family are Respectfully
Train leaves foot Of Chambers street at hali.psst
nine A. N. S"s'
BAINBRIDGE.-On Saturday, July o. at Far Rock
away, l.. l., RICHARD BArNBRID0y, aged 81.
Funeral on Tuesday, July 49, at haif.past twelve
J. NJ, from thS Protestant Episcopal chapel. Far
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: MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
the Courts Of different States No publicity Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioners for every Sste
r.. L KING, Counsellor- atLaw, 363 BroadwAy,--
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free Notary Pp1Ii ian and ioi s!:s
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
nabe1 no Ssrse until divorce osnsS .SS no
p''' " ~ NJ HOUSE. Attorney 80 BrosS~ s ss.''
CONDENSED VIEW OF HOW THE BLOOD MAY BE-
come impure sign Of the good condition Of the
fluids and Of tho action Of each individual
organ for single organ unsound in that organ uuf
healthy fluids VIII be made The blood not perfected In
any particular organs L made and perfected in every
organ therefore unsoundness organ even boil or
pmpe an ulcer cancer wound or bruiss and ssps!
cay q. throat affections breed impure blood in that srs
where these troubles are located So diseased humo may
come from any organ as from the digestive orsAn
Pursason prevents accumulation Of
mpnrty Of impure numors and bood-reeves the local az
lection finally cures through the good blooo supplied
local injury Thus the whole body rsnovssed and
restored to perfect soundness Treatment with BRAN
DRETHs PILLS The natural thus effected BY az
pems spoiled or vIa.ed humon BY the organs Of the
stomach and bowels faster they formed, which
moderate healthy replaces BY SOUND humOrs
BRANDRErH's PILLS are sold everywhere BY druggists
Principal ONCE, Brandrsh House, New York. and also 80
Great Charlotte street, Liverpool, England. ..L -
.. ANA' - g Pearl street, New York.
" OF .
ODonncl Brothers,
Distilers,
Nelson county, Ky,
s: Z: ,sss IL fs asiisSs H s .1s
Ehawhan 4 Atkins.
O. b. Cook, Darling.
r. J. Megibbcn. A. kelars
McUreQor. Taylor.
Redmond. walker.
Fnrrs. REYNOLDS.
Woodcock. Silver Creek. 3D.
O'Donncll's
Cabinet Chickeh Cock.
ODonnel'n
Celebrated Pure Witse Wheat
o KY
thousand barrels Installation 1853 10 1871 tar psd
and subject 10 inspection in warehouse here. 81.
CAUTION
An irresponsible parties unable Introduce
brAnds with satisfaction to the trade, Offering spurious
whskey, with brands and trademark limitation OF nv
X, caution friends and fA made that hereafter thr
Justly popular ana celebrated whskey nv printed
copyright trade numbered 10 correspond vith md ~
taohed By my sealto the government stamp.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
OT~.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOK THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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ARRIVALS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY %, 1871.
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A BsOLDTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different States: desertion, &C. sufficient cause; mo-
publicity; charge until divorce obained advice free
NJ. HOUSE. Attorney $50 Broadway. !
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Almanac for New York = This Day.

Sun rises. go. 448 Moon sets. ...eve IL 81
Sun sets. ....... 723 High water morn IL 46
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tum, A. WILSON, son OF James and Josephine q.
Murray, aged months and days.
O'clock boat from Whitehall sip for Staten Island
Railroad to Huguenot station where Stage will con-
vey lhem TO Kreischervllie on Monday. 1nterment
MURRY.- JOHN MuRRY in the 10th year OF his
age, a native OF county Longford, parish OF Rath
VIII be buried from his late residence, SIS Second
avenue, on Monday, the oath, at two O'Clock; from
f fs 10 10 Calvary Cemetery The friends Of the
M0kINNEy.-On Sunday evening. July a. at 142
Butter street Brooklyn, SARAH, eldest daughter Of
years.
The friends OF the decea ed ana OF her unclcs.
Marriott Mckinney and brothers and Cornelius T.
Kelly, are invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow
afternoon, q one O'Clock.
; 2tMsT r; Saturday July a. Any oLxsrEp
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
residence, 445 West Thirty.nith street. Funeral
services Monday evening, at eight O'Clock. The re.
FOR interment Tuesday mornnu Trsn leaves
Twenty-sixth street at quarter past eight A. NJ.
PgARsALL-At Jamaica, L. l., on Saturday, July
The relatives and friends Of the familysre respect
69 Invited 70 attend the funeral on Tuesday July
father. Howard PearsalI jamaica. 49, 81
scnEPP.--At St. Paul, MIMI, on Saturday. July
z leopold aas carlo seepS S1a $ son Of
SiIEA.-0h Saturday, July ~, alter Iona ana
painful Illness, JOHN SHEA, aged "a years, born IN
Friends Of the family and those Of his sisters ana
brother ana the members Of the old 1T. James So
G ere INVITED e 9S sc today Anon
:. srOnx:-xt Dobcs Ferry, NJ, on saturday, July
Addie Madison Storm, aged months and days. So
Inc friends Of the family, also Qf his grandfather,
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select body; FOURTH the batuehed OF San Marine;
MIN, meeting OF the King and Garbaldi on the bat
tened; SIXTH reception ct Venice alter Its annexa-
ton: seventh, entry OF the Italian troops at Posa
tOi-'in advance OF the malls" to use press phrase
THIS going up'' did not occur when the picture
hung mp but y did occur tonight al half pas, nine
least 10000 people, bearing lighted torches and soci-
ETY. ags OF all coiors and degrees, at the Qulrinal
before that hour, vOcerousy cheercd and invited 10
proceed straghtway into The historical Capitol But
he conld not go ON foot so the carriages again
previous invitation 10 attend grand ball given there
by the city In his honor, was accompanied by the
torches and the torchbearers, and the bands playing
TIE TOP OF THE CAPITOL HILL,
Castor aud Poiux noble remnants OF the old pass'
Keep watch over the city, Arrived at that point the
clsmor and glorifying cries were simply frantic aud
wild IN the exhibition Of rapur0us delight and con-
tent. All seemed overcome with JOY. Many were
seen to weep Cries to Italy, the King and Carl
truly enchanting and unique as the old Capitol
tower appeared, with the tri-color waving on ITS
pinnacle, and It's rusty outlines clear cut in the oar
and softly lighted by fun moon Tho minor part
here was The entry into
On going In tn. Kus ssys his soSn to the wife
Mayor Palavicin and Prince Humbert TO That OF an.
otner lady. wife OF one Of the Town Councillors, and
opened up for the balance Of the guests After The
walk round. Prince Humbert opened the bali Dy
During the ten minutes which Ills Majesty occupied
In mounting up into the Capitol by the grand STAIR
Bengal re pressntns with IT'S is grand old pg 2u MsS
monuments, the most enchanting aspect. At eleven
THB ROYAL DEPARTURE
torches and banners, accompanied the carriages TO
the station. where the train soon bore the eighth
loving subjects the illumination was very me and
general throughout the CITY; the houses Of several
gS ,n wers also up bat
OF the King. but rom simulated fear OF the popu-
laca do not think their darkness would have been
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WIN. h. COOK. ropv v,,,s
NEW FIRM.
PHOENIX FOUNDRY.
NO. EIsHTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN, RICHMOND, VA.
wM. u. COOK d. On.
JOHN vILEs.

with improved facilities and with discrimination
10 in prices and style of work we respectfnI1v
ask from the people of Richmond. virginia and Ky
We manufacture
IRON FRONTS.
Nerandahs, Balconies Iron Rainps yauIt and f,a,,~
Doors, Gratlngs. Window Guards, Awning Frames
9orlnthian Columns and Capitols Ornamental, win
uow Caps, ornamental Brackets for BaIconies sbaiy
ing, &c, yentilators for Brick and WOOD 9ornica
Gas anu water Pipe, Hydrant Keys and Rods for
Gas ana Water, Traps for Culverts and Bysrsnts
ings generally. " o -oi ounu-
ne sIso manufacture together with the above
WORK PLoW CASTINGS, and would espectfnlly
s.rl .ne patronage OF merchants and farmers All
no 1e--3m 800 'p"sSn'
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.

The Medical Profession at large have long felt the
need Of just such medicine, consequently 1t Is not
strange that they so eagerly prescribe and recon-
mend these Bitters to their female patients.
If you could the pile of smiling approvals and
encomiums from physicians and the public who have
cured their wives their daughters and their friends,
by the use of those Bitters, sickly female would
hesitate to use them. This Female Regulator is
adapted for old young, married single females,
who are affected with acute chronic forms of
Uterine arrangements. They cure painful, sup
pressed, scanty, profuse irregular menstruatoD,
Chlorosis Green Sickness, Fluor Albus Whites,
Mysteries, Falling of the Womb, liberation and IT.
rtabilty of the Womb, pain in the side, back or
loins, sick Headache, palpitaton uttering of the
Heart hurried Breathing, swimming of the Head,
cold Feet aud Hands, loss of Appetite, Indigestion,
torpid Liver Melancholy, Nervousness, Wakeful-
ness, Barrenness, physical Preservation, etc., etc.
Many of these are relieved by the use of only one
bottle
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TT NJ. SMITH & CO.,
LII MANUFACTURERS OF
Il IG LTU RAJ IMPLEMENTs
1882 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
SMITHS PATENT WE'LL FIXTUREsI
The very best arrangement ever introdpoad for
raising water from wells OF csterps or the seysn
thousand already cold, urt one has ever failed 10
give perfect and entire satisfaction If aftar a
months trial, the purchaser thinks he had rather
have pump, sweep old fashioned windlass wa
will take back the WELL FIXTURE and refnnd 'tbe
money. 1t is adapted to wells of any 1enth and IL
sold for TWENTY DOLLARS, all COMPLETE and ready
for use. '
DoTY'S CLOTHES WASHER
The Peculiarites of this Machine: lst II ia amalI
IL occupies but little more room than a common
WASH tuD "a. 1t Is easily worked; h feeble woman
may sit down and work it; little Girl can stand
and operate the washer. Sd 1t secures all The we'll
nnc~n oenents OF using suds boiling hot. The hand
heed not touch the water, either in wasbinq or
wringlng with the Universal Clothes Wriprer at.
tached; hence it cleanses ordinary linen in a fev
moments, at single cpsraten, and the worst parts
OF collars and Wristbands effectuaIly that seldom
any ana never but little, rubbing is necessary,
There Is no exaggeraton in this statement If M,
machine is used according to directions.
Prices Wringer, ST. Washer, SIS Thus CONF
pete washer and #ringer each the best of its class
Is obtained Tor s2f Every family in the land ahould
have them.
CATALOGUES FOR 1871.
As the limits of advertisement win not allow
OF descriptions of tho various Agricultural Imple.
inents aao mschines we manufacture, we invite all
farmers TO send US their postoice address 90 tbat
we may send them our now illustrated Cats1oops Of
ninety pages which is full of information valuable
to every fsrIaer and is published for grautous cir
cuaton. H. M SMITH & ca
no z-a&wH Postoffce Box Richmond, Va.
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81. 900 REWARD

DEBING'S VIA FU6A cures all Liver, Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, Organic Weakness Female Allie.
tions, General pebiitya nd complaints of tho Uri.
nary Organs, in male and female.
$1,000 will also be paid for any case of Blind
Bleeding or Itching PILES that DEBINGs PHz RKw
EDY fails to cure.
DgBING's MAGIC IMMINENT cures Rheumatic
Palms. sprains Bruises and swelled Joints, in men
and beast.
sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
LABoKAToRs--142 Franklin ST., Baltimore Md.
an l8--1y
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THE LIVER AND STOMACH

Are thoroughly aroused and restored to healthy
ton, by the OF these Bitters Its peculiaa Iron
and Vegetable combination, places it far ahead of
any similar preparation before the public.
Females, after confinement and convalescents from
any facilitating complaint, who remain weak and
feeble with little appetite, at aroused
and strengthened by thsir use. As Family Tonic
for men, women and chilsren, it has eqnsl. One
tablespoonful contains medical properties than
one bottle of any of the and pleasant ''di
lutte alcohol bitters to be found all the country
When the manufacturers of the common beverages
of the day cay they all diseases they well know
they are pulling the wool" over your eyes, and
laugh at your stupidity in being easily humbngged
whenever the article smacks of whisky. If you
really desire valuable Iron and Vegetable Tonic
for yourself and family, one bottle of E. T. b. will
last longer and do good than one dozen of the
ordinary "erog shop bitters, Tablespoonful in
water is sufficient for q whcle family. As
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MEDICAL CARD.
GOS X EsW A II d.

will give the sum of TWENTY FIVE DorIapa
IN IN uoLD, to any man, woman or child that will
Drlng me any SORE, OLD ULCER, any case Of
5Gy66 y ,, TEITER, RiNG-WORM, CANOER
any any, OLD chronic case of sCR0FuLA ERYSIPELAS
NEY diseases, that u ~
FAIL TO CURE WITHOUT PAIN.
or o. me use Of knife, at my ROOMS, No. and
MoNUMENTAL HOTEL, with my
WONDERFUL MEDICINES.
q ny EhEOTRlC OIL and CARBoLIC CANCER
SALVE is for sale by all druggists
Buy none bat HASKELL sa5c
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&c WATCH 90 WATCH
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Eureka Aluminium Gold Watch Co.
Have appointed
80 WATCH |
L. v. DEFoREsT & CO., JEWELLERS,
40 AM 4e Bpo,pv.r NV var

40 AND ~ BROADWAY, NHw YoEK,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE U. g.
AID have authorized them to sell their great EU-
REkA ALUMINIUM GOLD WATCHES for THREE
DOLLARS and TO warrant each and every one to
keep correct time for one year This Watch we
guarantee to be the best and cheapest timekeeper
that is now in use in any part of the globe. The
works are in double cases, Ladies' ard Gents size
aud are beautifully chased. The CAGES are made of
the metal now 80 widely known in Europe ss ALUMNI
nun Gold. 1t has the exact color of sold, which it
always retains; 1t will stand the test of the strsng
est acids; no one can tell it from Gold only by
weight, the aluminium Gold being LILO lighter. The
works ale made by machinery, same as the we'll
known American Watch. The Aluminium is q cheap
metal hence we can afford to sell the Watch for 50
and make q small proft. We pack the Watch safely
In a small box and send 1t by mail to any part of the
u. 8. receipt Of $780, fifty cents for packing and
posisge. Address all orders to
l.. v. DEF0REST CO..
de 30-Sm 40 and Az broadway, N. Y.
A GBNTs WANTED
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In all parts of the United States, to sell
L. V. DKFOREsT CO.'S

Agents making 500 to 500 per week selling
the Aluminium Jewery. The best imitation of gold
ever introduced 1t has the exact color, which it
al Says retains and stands the test of the strongest
acids. No tell 1t from gold only by weight
the Aluninum Gold being about lilo lighter. i. "
DEFoRfST co. ars selling their goods for lilo
terms to agents-l cash. balance In 80, 90 and 90
dsys We send prisons wishing to act agents, q
iuii and complete assortment of goods consisting of
seals Bracelets, Lookets Ladies' and Gents Chains
Pins, Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs &C. for $l00 SIS
to be paid whom the goods received the other SIS
in 80, o. aud 70 days Parties wishing order goods
aad act as agents will address,
v. DEFoREsT CO.,
de se--Sm 40 and ~ Broadway N Y