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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-03

THE WHEAT MARKET.-Therc is
said to be but little grain offered for
sale in the ;. L. Markets, but wheat
there brings good figures. Freights to
Liverpool are lower than usual, Civ
ing exporters a better margin for pro-
fits. The supply is unequal TO the ex-
port demand, sales ranging from s. 90
TO s2 20.
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Assembly niet pursuant 10 adjourn
mcut-~PuJhcr l.nWcry i'm tAe cIuair.
ON mo.iua. " s--~. Lockwood. Viii
liam, aud I-uua., were appointed a
committee to Watt upon the senate ani
Iularia that body Ina. the Assembly
was tglly oT-aniECu and ready - meet
"a ioiut conventions.
n message Wt- received from the
Senate returning Assembly cpururrnnt
resolution SO Amended gs iu have the
convention held III the Assembly
Hall.
the committee returned and report
cdthat the >rnal" stood upon lis dig
ui:y aut, declined to net until The A.
>rIuhiN should hnN" transmitted ia
proper turtn It's concurrence in the
senate Amendment To the resolution.
Tine tlrrS transmitted IN. resolution
in proper form and the Senators
marched INFO tar Assembly hail.
JOINT CONVENTION.
Lieutenant Governor ~lingerland.
being invited to the chair by Speaker
Lnwcry. stated briefly the oGicc, of
the convention.
Ou motion. AS>cmblyman Tcnnaut
and Seu1rors Shamp and Hopkins
were appointed a committee Ia wait
upon ta" Governor amt l-tHlLeuliJ
,,nycruor c.rc: and csr1r, them to the
Assembly ha!l.
nn fao iona, Senator Epnuiiield and
A~sg.ualymau Beck were appointed "a
committee q wait upon u Justice ol
the supreme Court and invite him 10
come forward and administer the oath.
The first named committee returned
and presented l.. r. Bradley. Governor
elect. and Frank Denver. Lieutenant
Governor elect, who were introduced
to the convention by Lieutenant GOV
ernor Slingcr.ani.
Chief Justice Lewis appeared, wa,
Introduced and administered the oath
ot Office to the Governor amt Lieutcu-
amt Governor elect.
ua motion. the joint convention al
i|aUrumj.
In tine Assembly after the adjourn
mcut otthe joint couvcutinu. rt-olu
tion was offered fixing the re.nIlal
hour of meeting at II o'clock a. IA
Adupcd.
ON motion of Mr.. Williams the Clers
was instructed Co inform the Govcrno
tina the Assembly was now fully or
gIuizcd aud ready to- receive messages
rtc.
On mu.ion Of Mr.. Lockwood, til,
SCrE2au --at-.AruS vas authorized Il
employ a fireman at S per diem.
Ca motion. tho Assembly adjourned
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-03

THE COAL MoNoroLY.-Thc ON
mercial correspondent Of the Sacia-
mento Union denies that there has
been any late monopoly of coal in the
the san Francisco market. lie asserts
that coal has been selling in that city
for a year or more below cost and
charges, and that importers and deal
ers have lost money-anthracitc sell
ing as low as s. though costing sl2 to
import. All this time, and now,
Mount Diablo coal is selling freely for
steam purposes mt So for screenings,
and g 20 for coarse lump, and this "a
the extent of over l25, 900 tons for tho
current year. Beliingham Bay and
Coos BayIhave been the main stay for
local fahijly use for the past two years.
selling still at 80 - per ton; jobbing
u familio : at Sl2. But, occasionally
adverse winds have made the supple,
Uncertain, and dealers have awaited
themselves of the opportunity TO rails.
.thc price temporarily, which is ''wha
us the matter" now.
Importations from New York hay,
nearly ceased, resulting in AN Increases
Pacific production from Mount Diablo
Washington Territory, and the Rocky
Mountains. The Pacific Mail steam
ship Company use less hard coal than
formerly-on the Atlantic Coast usins
\ China and Japan coal, mixed witt
English, a ID here importing their owl
ms NY.
Empress Eu0ania il dsclininj
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-03

JAMES SMITH, the colored cadet ut
West Point, is again in trouble, and i
To be tried by u CourJ Martial on the
charge OF Justification. in explanation
of some delinquency. The early moral
education Of tina, youthful Ethiopian
was probably neglected, and West
Point is a poor place 10 lay the iounda-
ton of a gentleman.
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\ Political pIoNEER.-Charles y.
Washburne, once editor OF the first
Republican newspaper in San Francis
GO. and late Us. Minister To Paraguay.
isspoken OF by several papers as acan-
didate for the Republican nomination
for Governor Of California. The ire
praSSiblc "Charlcs" will probably
find that The Republican party, as well
a. Republics i'll general, are migrate
ful. lie gave his services 10 the cause
when that party was no, y c popular
in California and he ought justly To be
remembered; but when a party has
passed Il certain point in its career to-
ward success, il is generally uninind-
full ofthc political pioneers who had TO
break the way. Inth.s ease however,
Washburne has had Il good show At
the public spoils and consequently
| has not 80 much reason 10 complain,
if his old friends in California give
him the cold shoulder. lie should
rather thank Providence for it, for the
next Governor of California will not
be a Republican in politics, unless the
Democracy willully choose TO throw
away their advantages.
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Invitation Com mtttes.

oEv>EY COUNTY.
Hon. II q. Bllsdei, iIln. Jas. :. slinserl.ns.
&C. Ellis. Hon. las. Z. Lewis,
}. v. Benton, Hon. H.. c. whitman,
col. A. Curry, II n. !. Nicely Johnson
p'ul q. Corbett. Hon. p. II. %Iiillyer.
Hon J \. BurIiugame, Hon. 81. r.. Ei.tu-r.
Gen. Il. NJ. Clarke. Joseph RosenstocL.
John y. Cheney. WIN. Patterson,
joseph II. CewmS, Judge : II. Wright.
VI. .. Dow. Ron. c. y. N~otcware.
!. c. nprsry. Victor 4. Muller.
:. II. Day. q W. e.. Ferris,
John g. Fox. 4 u. Sweeney.
VI. c.. Gardner. IIpn. Thomas wells.
Peter CayauauEh, DanI q. Kitzmey-r.
John q. Moore. z. Walker,
James Fraser. Hon. 4. D. Treadwsy.
L. =. Frisbi-. n. NJ. GeIlcrson,
]. Martin Reese. Samuel Hodgkiason.
". d. keys"r, Go1rgeG. Lyon,
T.. H.. Winston. :. Abrahems.
u. :. Mason, David McGown.
:. 7. swift. I-aac Mcconnell,
Hon. B. II M~ler, :. Neyers.
II. Il. Mishcis, II. y. phillips.
las. A. Ntnilcbanm, John Ra..er,
n. p. Rice. NJ. Y. stewart.
Jacob Klein. Hon 7. n Edwards.
Jacob Fohrincr. W. q. Torreyson,
George Tuly. +. y Turner.
= !. Edwards. Gsorg" ". Chedic.
IIoa. H. II. Bcncr. John d. Buckley.
Dr.. !. d. rnpmp.on, rr, Waters,
nr. Cotton. Georre u. Fryer.
C,rus Adams, J. p. Winnie,
- p. WITH. A. Lewis,
John nri--lacA, Dr. George Munek,on.
C.. D. Mcclellan. ". !. Madgs.
Sam. Hyatt.
STOREY COUNTY.
lin =. \. Tritie. Hon. Thos. II. Williams.
Judge Il H.. Taylor. G. c. Pendergas,,
II. Y. Mitchell, Gen. John u. Winters.
1T. GOODMAN, Jonas Sceley,
Major Farron. Hon. j. C.. Carrie.
Judge :. Me.iek. Gra. C.. c. BattermAa>
Thomas Sunderland.
wHirG P.SE COUNTY. '
Judge Frank riIfnyi, John Wagner.
Hon TaomlsJ. Tenant, William d. Thornbors.
Major o'Keefe.
CHURCHILL COUNTY.
wilitm Hil, Hon. William c. Grimes.
/. rlgo COUNTY.
f, Hon. Frank Proctor. :. I. wyman.
Col. james C. Dew.
I,spES ccuSvY.
Dan Patterson lion L. :. Davis.
Charles Spiers, Henry W. Butler.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
/. GOV. John c.. Fall, Hon. o.. X. stsmplsy.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
George :. sawyer, Henry Rives.
> tsyEs,tp, COUNTY.
! J~udsownliam VI Boring Judge VIM. VI. s.a~su;
Hon. Lewis Doron. John Wheeler.
e Iroy COUNTY.
I R,bsr, West. John Powell. Jr.
@ porctss COUNTY.
y Or. BLACK, p. II. Clayton.
Warren WATSON, John williams.
w.sioE cauSrr.
Thomas +. Hayden, James. Roberts.
. Reception Committee.
II James VI. Thompson, q. A. :. Gilbert.
n VI NJ. Gaige, d. d. Magee,
!, Henry Day, Thee. A.. Hale,
Floor Managers.
Joseph L. Cowcn, ]. I. Dealey,
George 4, Tyrrell, Harry Peters,
= Capt. wallace, II. $. Mason,
Horny A. Rhoades, George I. L.amnon
Floor Director,
II. g. Guirardo.
: Tickets, (including supper,) S1O.O o,
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Empress Eugenis is declining
N.
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Floor Director,
II. c. Guirardo.
Tickets, t~including ~supper,) $1,000
A GENERAL INVITATION HyryNueh.
sca
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UAPs AND MIsHAPS.

Arrests in Brooklyn last week. 43S.
verdict of accidental death has been rendered IN
the case Henry Miller, By MadAona'e ear ie" Has
, III
At the jefferson Market Police Court, VIM.
Mcneil committed yesterday, for having Jm! IN Ms pos
s.ion. ~. .-7T"
Deputy Collector Patterson seized nine packages OF
unst,nped distilled spirits No 1874 Grhamaye, BooEn T. d. on
Saturday
The frame dwelling of l. b. Stone, on Atlantic-aye,
near a.sonve Brooklyn buuei Saturday morning. Loss
$500 Insured
Edward Brown of MOntague-st, Brooklyn, VINO
accidentally Dnetnus c. TAYLOR OF Cntonae last lhu ""s
released SATURDAY on $1,000 bail
Theodore Hopfner. late of No. 1917 Ayenuc 3, one
Of The injured by the falling wall at No 40 Bro"" on
Friday last, has died in Bellevue Hospital
verdict of accidental death has been rendered
IN he case 81 obn w Abhan late conductor the Belt Railroad
wi several days ago by bic own ear
Patrick McCauley of No. 90 Mulberry-str bad has
.tI fsctuTed In 0uarr YESTERDAY with he
o the PaIk Hospital The assailant escaped
Croton water main burst yesterday III sewer
excavation Thaye Eleventh. The sidewalk was gnae
mined pipes parted before the employees Of the boar
Of Public Works succeeded IN checking the How
Coroners inquest was held yesterday over the
One and Teuhaye who drowned
while bathing the Harlem River with about " other boys, under the
supervision Of teacher
Rice Evans, age 7G, fractured his skull Yesterday
falling secondstoTy window Of building IN btr
Patrick Fnnegin e 6 fe through the haich"a OF
Bliss machuebop Bridge and Johrsss BoOEn on Satur
day fractured bis skull Removed to the City Hospital
At the Essex Market Police Court, James Moore
was committed yestena Of having sold without authority
$500 worth liquors belonging Ygughn Of No. 500 rye
M0uahan held for attempting ple
light pier At the foot Of Thirteenth ST.. East River
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YOUNG YALE VICTORIOUS.


ture Of Connecticut, with no serious oppOstion
'sECTIoS l. Al persons who have been for 1--WE years
graduated Bachelors in of the departments Of
Yale College and all persons who have been admitted TO
any higher degree in Yale College, whether honorary or
In course. may, the public Commencement Day O SAID
College the Of Lord 1872, cast their votes,
under such regulations as the President ana Fellows OF
Yale College prescribe for six persons TO be chosen
from among such graduates OF Yale College ana the SIX
Of the cast shall be Fellows OF Yale College instead
OF six senior Senators Of the state and shall have al
the rights, duties, and privileges Fellows which are
now by awt onferred upon said Senators.
"SEC. 2. The Follows thus elected shall enroll them
selves by lot In six classes, holding Office for II X
another three years, another for two years, and
another for ONE year. eligible for reelection; and
year. Vacancy the graduates OF Yale College
shall upon Commencement Day, in the manner hereto
fore prescribed, elect person TO MI the vacancy and
Office of Fellow for period of six years, eg
from DEATH resignation other cause such
graduates may elect person at the next commence
MI the office of Fellow for the remainder or the
term in which a vacancy has occurred.
"SEC. This act shall not take effect until the Prest
dent and Fellows OF Yale College, by vote communi
Gated Governor of the state, shall have sgnihed
their acceptance Of and consent to the PROVISIONS OF ths
act.
sEC L. The acceptance OF this act by said corporation
shall operate TO make the charter OF said corpora
ton as heretofore amended, subject 10 repeal altera
ton amendment without the consent OF said corpora
ton"
AS this will doubtless be accepted by the Faculty,
the demands OF "Young Yale" may be considered
granted, and the Alumni will be able to take the
active part in the administration of the College, which
they have so loudly demanded.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The 47th Regiment, n G. S. N. Y, in full
uniform attended the Leeaye Reformed Church BROOK
lyp E. D. last evening and listened to sermon by tber
Chaplain the Rev. Mr.. Taylor.
The pupils of the one day school and the
three evening schools under the charge of the Hebrew
FREQ School Association were examined at Steinway
Hall Yesterday morning, in Hebrew Bible suigecIs,
geography of the Holy Land and other subjects taugn
The principals OF the schools Isaac NODt Joseph
Cohen, and NJ. Cohen
Interesting services were held yesterday
morning in the Greek chapel, attached to the Russian
Embassy at No 951 secondye., in celebration OF the
birth of the Grand Duke George Alexandrowitch OF
Russia The service was conducted by the Chaplain OF
the Russian LEGATION the Rev. n. Berrlng assisted ny
the Rev Dr. Smyrna. The little chapel was decorated
with flowers and eycrgreens and was nlled 10 over
flowing,
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v.vopK1 DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JUNE 49, 1877.

tbro,,nr ber DOWN stairs Burke denied tho charge,
and procured warrant for the arrest OF hs VIE ior
perjury she states that her husband Threatened 10
POISON her.
UAcKpSsAcK-Thc voters OF Washington Institute DIS
rie have decided 10 raise $780, in addition 10 INC otS,o
tax 10 support the school. The District cob'uS 90
scholars Last years expenses were ss,2o9 w.
E.sr OpAsGE.-Jobn NJ Randall, Gillison Melee, and
Joseph Booth have been appointed Ia assst the low"
Committee In making street improvements.
are engaged betwee en- TINS place
and Poomf.Id grading for the Mountelair Railroad
Cars will probably be running by December
MoRRisTows.-The Hon. George NJ Robes0n, secretary
of the Navy has recOnsidered his decllnatOn Oh inc
tatiOn TO deliver the GRAFTON on July T.
RIDGFwooD-The sabbath-schOos VIII celebrate Juiy
I'm the grove Wortendyke Station. The Hon. A. A.
HardeuDurgh will make an address.
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Fifth Avenue Hotel--Gov. Jewell of Con-
nectcut, Gov. Lindsay and Col j. L. TAFT Of Alabama
the Hon Allen Mnroe OF Syracuse j. b. Ross OF Georgia.
and j. V: Farwell OF Chicago. - Coleman House,
Bishop Wilmer and family OF Louisiana. - 81
Nicholas Hotel-Gov Stewart of Vermont Judge BARLEY
of Washington the Hon. A. j. Herr Of Harrisburg j. H.
Bowen of Chicago, Il. H. Smith OF Ohio ana r. shrahe
of Japan. 60 Hoffman HOuse-Deputy Attorney-Gen-
eral Hammond of Albany - Everett House-Gen.
Webster Flanagan of Texas. 80 Gllsey House-Gen.
Magee of Gov. Hoffman's staff. st. James Hotel
Commander Beaumont, u. s. Navy, and the Hon T.. NJ
Madden OF Middetown, N. Y. 60 New-York Hotel
John NJ. B. Lowell OF Savannah. == The Hon. George
H. Pendeton Of Ohio at the Astor House ON satur
day.
DEPARTURE.
Senator Carpenter left the city Saturday for his
home in Wisconsin The Hon. Caleb Gushing left the
city ON Saturday for Boston.
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An earthquake, which caused the death of
400 persons occurred last month"; in the Island OF Bin
tang the largest of the group called the RHO Islands
On the southwest coast of this island the is large
Dutch city called RHO, which is OF great commercial inn
pOrtancen fact next To Singapore from which place II
l. distant miles. Ii L. the most active and
porous trading port IN the Eastern Archipelago, having
population OF between $1,000 and 10000 people
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,SnoRsrNG CHARITABLE APPEALS.

TO me EdftOr or the Irtbunt.
SIR: | suppose there is not respectable
daily in this city which has not at time aided char
table impostors in their impostOBs on the pnohc
by publishing their appeals without investigation
These publications have been 10 the benevolent species
OF indorsement All cases should first be inquired after
or else not noticed by the Press The Editor should nave
the Endorsed by some one known by hun To DC
Trustworthy who has the applicant al home Yours
truly GC.t
Neg York, June l6. 1871.
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REUNION OF THE FORTY-FOURTH ELLSWORTH
REGIMENT n. Y. :. VOLUNTEERS.

The surviving members of the above regi-
ment propose holding reunion at Albany on me oth OF
August next The Committee having the matter in
charge have issued circular inviting suggestions &c.
Also requesting their comrades TO forward the names
and postOfce address OF any members known to them,
to the Secretary, Edward Low, Z. o. Box No l. Albany
" Y Newspapers throughout the State are requested
IN
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h 10 inform you reader that Or. Wonderful or any O'so
a. discovered remedy that Consumption when the snsS
nuoi-in short will all diseases whether ofmiud e'ey
ual. live forever and leave death TO Pa Tor want
= "A designed make olunsTy sphere hiss'ul fAr
shall be but sdeshoS. lou have heau
tinJ Of humbuggery. But when tell that d. s@ses
vi posrsy the worst Of Caah ne hsn
anly assert which thousands testify TO- viii pay
mi for that pamphlet giving symptoms 49, ~
address This remedy
soIn KY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF Ibh nOhLp.
four packages dollars Beware Of eonnteee nu
aons See that ny private stamp Which p ~ b. n,,,,s
genunenes upon the outdde wrapper Remember '1 w.
stamp issued by the United States GoIefnnen p $3.50, Z
INV medicines portrait and address ana ,he
Certificate Of Genuneness" engraved upon w. ahl ue. -
nv aud others fepThuhE
Ss o5 man now living has the knowlee ri gbt
10 manufacture the genuine DR. sages w M ~
ua'e' 70 sc" 'nNs ~eA0NN 1873 st, Buffalo " Y
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vUHE FIRE-PROOF MICA LAMP
CHIMNEY.

chimney that will not break from the effects OF heat
o = cold. -
Of families all the country will hall With delight and salts
Introduction Of this great blessing.
hun1 millions glass chnneys broken annually In e United
many their bmneys than the coat Of
OIL Chimney but the than the ordinary gas'
chimney and Is taking their place wherever introduced
No sccdns from broken cDheys need occur
Thss the only reliable lamp chimney proiuce Millions Of dol
will be saved by their introduction IN t, ta will
vince every Of the entire truth Of this statement
state nights remaining uno be secured from the undersigned
general the Company There fortune IN each State night
Examine satisfy yourself that this ament not exaggerated
j. IL. DARLINGTON L CO., General Agents
Victor Safety Lamp Company,
226 Pear-st, ~ J.
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Barney Williams for Mobile Virgil for New-oreans and
MOriie Jones for Nashville.
..-..ssss.s.ssssssss
Time. s:04i, 8:02l.
BASEBALL.

The contest last Saturday on the Union
Grounds between the Cleveland and Eckford Clubs
proved Of the best displays of the season. the Ce
land nine earning credable victory strong ng h
OF skifu professionals by score Of toll Ins Nav the
fifth victory Of their tour. The Clevelands pyys ON
Mutuas to-day the Union Grounds, and the thew
the CapitOline Grounds tomorrow. On Wedn ,n white
play the Res0utes OF ELIZABETH, N j., whom Tbrrsdav
Stockings defeated by of II 10 V o Saturday
they play the Experts in Philadelphia, anu y"
the Athletics III
The Athletics of Philadelphia won IN s caa
from the Washington olympics on SATURDAY " 0
Of IL to = =.
The Mutuals of this city achIeSea mot on
worthy triumph in Boston o'e' ~ ~
Saturday, by score OF 70 o. -, =. NJ
The Washington 0lympics will visit New
Grounds the gsfemoney terms having been sasia s
,Sa aa Mace on Wednesday the Olympics meet the
Sieveland nine in Washington.
Tho BROOKLYN Stars had a practice match
len the Amitys the champion junior nine of South
Erookiyn, on Saturday The Stars played with Barlow
s catcher Doard at Cd, Breen at LIST, Files at short
deld Cummings pitched to the close of the seventh
inning when the to l. The final result was
the victory Of the Stars, by score OF 10 too.
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lAnnouneements.l
WnrcoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.

HEADACHE, LANGUoR, AND MELANCHOLY
GENERALLY STOMACH CorvENEss
A TORPID LIVER. EACH READILY REMOVED Dr. D.
JAYSEs sANArIvE PnLs WHICH FOUND
STIMULATE LIVER ACTION
BmIousSEss lSD
BowELs SOLD DKuGGsrs
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF CONGREss

SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TURF CONGRESS.
~. LOUIS, June 1S.-The fifth annual meet
ing Of The Southern and Western Turf Congress opened
81 Abbey Track yesterday under most favorable aus
pces The weather fine and the attendance mus
nhy laIe The first race, mile DASH for two year Ods
pufe SIoJ, was won by unnamed sOrre nlly Bon
me scotland, beating Della HerD. Time, 1874.
se SECOND race was the Great Post Stake race OF the
ss,e CShefess naming horse. TbefollOwing horses
S41@o' Le1hst1 Tor bt. L0uls. USlADetfOT Lexington,
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

REMARKs.-June II, lpo-lnerfnometerH = I"
a y. m, 40; II p. M, 400. June 1879, SO, 76'
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pILEs! PnEsu pfLEs.l,

INTERNAL or EXTERNAL, BLIND BLEEDING, ITCHING, he,
positively perfectly snd penaneny cured Of nsru-
eause With pain the slightest danger by MILD
SPEEDY PROCESS or ABSORPTION BY W. A. McCAEDLIss,
NJ D. at the
, ST. JAMES HOTEL.
BROADWAY, corner Of Twenty sirths, NEW YORK CITY
fGauvey 70 s1s M c % "a mo deception prscoeeo
guaranteed.
VIII IN each month and remain At ST.
JAMES HOTEL ONLY TILL MKT TUESDAY EVENING June
90 1871.
Charges moderate all examinations and consultations entirely
Of charge Those afflicted should Immediately call and
relieved Can refer l2Oo cured IN Philadelphia alone
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No family should go out of town and leave
their calling the office OF f. HOLMES BURGLAR
ALARM TRLEGRAPH and Dqmng how be pofed from robbers
during their absence. l.. HOLNss Murray-st
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] ESSONS IN MESMERIsM.

M lady or gentleman can Learn fall science Of Mesmesm
IN onS ho and apply to the Of diseases and to re-
eye pain In without drugs BY oq can make your nens
love dearly Any person the Doctor enezc h. can make
them ryoynt thy descbedsa and Lnd lott things NC
None , hy respectable ladies' gentlemen viii be taught the art
Terms Ladies s Gentlemen IS. II deret ladies will be m
az The adyer-
tser OCULAR phycitn thonsant For
sonal eg, address - ,,.-ro,Du
lO6 East Fteenth-st, NJ 7.
uEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuel L.
send for Circulars Call and examine EDWARDSS COMBINED
RANGE AND FURNACE A2 Waterst sAAL ). hOrhlso,
BURGLARS ARRESTED by f" MANNING
ID PATENT WINDOW LOCK" For ale only at NEWMAN &
CAPTIONS, ~ Broadway, N y
VT,EAS. FLOUR, GROCERIES. Fish, and Pro-
visions for cash. THoS r. AGSEW 20 oieeu"lens.
StTEAM ENGINES, Boilers, and Machinery at
Sow prices TODD RAFFERTY, 10 Barclyst Works FaierooNJ
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architectural IR0v Works

lsvn ucar, completed several large contracts urh A. the Harlem De
rot Focons the Gsey Hotel the seamans Bank o savings
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