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JUVENILE OEpRAviTy IN WcSTCAeSTeR.

chubby and unusually precocious boy named
Valentine Wagner, aged eleven years, and who re-
sides with his parents on the Boomingda,c road,
near Tooth street, was brought before Justice Full
len, at Morrisania Westchester county, yesterday,
to answer charge or having attempted to commit
a nameless outrage on the person OF child five
years Old named Caroline Hudson. From the EVIL
dence II appeared that the juvenile scoundrel had
been on visit to his aunt, who lives IN the village
above named, ana while there cast lascivous
eyes on the infant, whose parents resided
IN the adjoining house. Maddencd with his shock
lngly depraved desires, the accused during the ar
ternoon OF Thursday. seized the child while on the
back stoop OF her fathers abode and having rorci-
bly, thrown her down proceeded TO perpetrate the
Outlandsh offence Indicated, until the grandmother
of the little girl came to her assistance. He was aC
once pursued by three officers, and by Jumping
from the second story window OF house succeeded
in evadlng capture for several hours. It suDse
quenty ascertained That his little victim had been
seriously injured. AS the evidence Of guilt was con-
elusive the Court sent Wagner TO the House OF Re.
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Won Motke is engaged In reorganzlnQ the
German army on the regular peace footing of
100000 This Is nearly Its former strength
August Bonhcur. the brother OF Rosa, after an
interview with his mother has been transported to
Belle Isle.
M. Theirs was In such demand In Paris shortly
before the fail VI the Commune that Partisan gen.
teman offered 200 900 francs Tor the veteran states
man--money to be paid In Paris on delivery OF the
article.
Count de Moltke Hvtfed was recently an
pointed by the Danish government to represent
Denmark at the French republic.
The khedive OF Egypt recently laid the first
stone VI the new port OF Alexandria, which when
completed Will be The finest In the Mediterranean
The Prince OF Wales, with Prince John OF
Glucksburg, visited Napoleon ana Eugene al Chisel.
hurst recently.
The German bankers. Guterbock Levta, St
Goar and others convicted oftreason for subscribing
TO The French loan It is thought, Will receive royal
pardon.
Relies and herlooms belonging to the Coun.
tess OF Derw entwater including pictures alleged 10
be by RuDens, Titan and Kneller, sold recently
by order OF the trustees In bankruptcy at New.
CASTLE
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TeleSaApHIC NEWS ITEMS.

TO escape from the Albany jail yesterday Ono them
jumped from window and was seriously injured.
Bishop whiehouse Of Illinois, last night formally depo.ed
the Mr.. Cheney from his ministerial ONCE the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church.
Dr. Miller, aged sixty. OF Rockingham county Va wa,
killed by lightning yesterday while holding hatcher In his
hand
The impeachment trial OF Governor Butler OF Nebraska
ended yesterday ia the conviction the Governor and his
removal from Office
The Rhode Island Legislature closed session of DAYS
Al Newport yesterday afternoon, by adjournment meet
In Providence next January.
John Knox, printer. aged forty from ear Palmyra NJ w.
committed suicide at the Hartford City Hospital BY cutting
his throat
Thomas Scott. alias John Fox, noted burglar was
rested In Philadelphia last evening, after long efcpg
chase On the way to the station house Scott
volvsr the on1cer aud oroke away On refusing
the officer three Shots the last taking Scots
shoulder after which captured and 10 the hos
pial 10 have his wound dressed. which u serious.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.


Opinion Of Il Government Organ Upon the
Treaty-Thc Dominion Government Not
Committed TO Its Ratification.
OTTAWA June Q, 1871.
The Times, government organ. speaking OF the
Washington treaty and the explanations expected
from Sir John A. Macdonald, says:-
The Premier considers the time for explanations
not yet arrived He says until the treaty Is ratified
by her Majesty the Commission still continues to
exist Meanwhile the people OF Canada may rest
satisfied with the assurance that the reservation OF
the fisheries articles for the appreciation OF our
Legislature is formal one that 1t is quite
open to the Parliament OF the Dominion to deal with
these articles In such manner as 1t thinks most
likely to be advantageous to the people OF this Coun
try. Neither the government OF Canada as whole.
nor Sir John A. Mcdonald First Minister, are
committed TO the treaty They have taken care to
reserve To themselves most complete freedom OF
action In the matter.
Arrival Of the British, Squadron mt Halifax.
HALIFAX, June ?, 1871.
The British frigates Narcissus, Pylades and Immor
tate, OF the North American squadron, arrived to-
dav.
Besides the flagship there are now eight war
steamers and gunboats on this station. The aeet
will remain about ten days, to revlctual, and then
Eai for the Baltic.
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THE AIiCE-COEURN PRIZE FIGHT.

Mace Expects the Moncy, and the Stake.
holder Refuses to Fny Till He Flights or
Shows Cause.
large number OF the sporting fraternity were
In attendance at Harry Hrs last night to hear the
decision in regard to the Mace and C0burn fight,
which was to have taken place near Kansas City
Yesterday. There little discussion and no ex-
cltement manifest, and the play on
THE LITTLE STAGE IN THE CORNER
was allowed to roll on undsturbed. Harry Hill
read the following despatch to small circle OF
those Interested
KANSAS CITY, June Q, 1877.
Mace appeared in the ring. Coburn failed to appear.
DICK HOLLYWOOD.
Harry Hill says ne will not give up the $4,000
stakes till he gets the decision OF competent au-
thorites. tie added that there were no rules made
and recognized in this country applying to the case
The fight made under the London rules,
and he thinks should he decided by Bets LITE
In his own characteristic and inlmitable way h0
then said:-"H had my own way they should fight
for the money before either Of them got It. There
are plenty OF places where they can fight II they
want to- ana they ought to be anxious. as they nave
been talking about IL for the last seven years. They
have made such fuss about II that the general
puolc-the quiet peOpe-want to see an end OF 1c,
ana would like to have one OF them Well whipped.
The least they now 90 ~ TO put up their
hands or smut no their mouths"
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AFFAIRS IN CALIFORNIA.


A Chinaman Murdered by Boys in San Fran
eisco-5Iiners' Strike-Assnssination Of
Young Girl.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2, 1871.
The steamship Japan, for China and Japan carried
$3s4, 900 and $4,000 in merchandise. Governor Ito
and suit sailed on the Japan.
A gang OF boys stoned to death an inofrensve
Chlnaman on Fourth street, yesterday afternoon.
Dozens or people witnessed the assault but Gid not
interfere until the murder was complete.
A mob OF strikers yesterday drove out all the
miners at work in the gold quartz mines at Suffer
Creek and Amador, some Of the most productive
mines in California. They demand an advance from
two dollars per day, which they have been receiving
for twelve years, TO 81 3d. They have taken possess
sion OF all the mines ana machinery, except the
AmadOr.
AT Cherokee Flat on yesterday morning. as
party were returning on foot from q ball. q man
known as Austrian George sprang out OF u place OF
cODcealnent, seized Miss Susie MCDANIEL, cut her
throat and stabbed her to the heart and then made
his escape.
at Meudocino MOB has notified all the Chinese
in the town to leave within ten days, porll OF
their lives.
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VERSAILLES REPORTS.
TsLECahMs TO THE NEW Yolg HERALD.

The Validity of tho French Princes Before
the Observation-Disclosures to be Tried-The
Hunt for Concealed Arms-The Future Gov.
ernmcnt of France.
VERSAILLES, June 2, 1871.
The question OF the validity of the election OF the
Prince dc Joinvllle ana Due dAumale win be ais
Cussed Monday next in the Assembly when it is
probable the fusion OF the two branches Of the
House OF Bourbon will be announced.
RoCHRFoRT TO BE TRIED By MILITARY COMMISSION.
Henri Roche1ort is to be tried by military COM
EMISSION tomorrow on the charge OF melting civil
war and pillage.
SEARCH FOR CONCEALED ARMS.
The search for concealed arms continues In Paris,
and IS OF the strctest character
7HE FRENCH PRESS ON THE FUTURE GOVERNMENT
OF FRANCE.
The French press still discuss the question OF the
future character of the government and are ne arly
unanimous for a republic.
ABRoGATIoN OF THE LAWS OF PRESCRIPTION MOVED.
In the Assembly to-day M. Brunei moved the abrO-
CATION OF laws OF prescription as Incompatible with
republicanlspl and subservient only dynastc pas
sions and natreds. Urgency for the motion was
voted.
ABRoGATIoN MOVED OF THE LAWS SPECIALLY DI-
RECTED AGAINST TEE BOURBoNs
Several members or the right moved the abroga-
tion or the laws specially directed against the Bour
bons. One OF the deputies, speaking In support OF
the motion, confirmed the report OF the fusion Of the
two branches of the house or Bourbon. resolution
OF urgency was adopted
The Money Paid to Germany for the SUPP
port Of the Army Near Paris-Movement Of
Rebel PrisOners-victOr Hugo.
LONDON, June 2, 1871.
despatch from Havre yesterday says 5000, O0Of
have been paid to the Germans for the mainten-
ance OF the army In the vicinity Of Paris.
INsURGENT PRISONERS Al RoUES.
Insurgent prisoners are arriving at Rouens
VICTOR HUGO IN LONDON.
N. Victor Hugo is in London.
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F r A m G E.
The Press Nearly Unanimous
for a Republic.
Leffanc'S Appointment UnfaVOrable to
the 0rleanists.
The Law ExiHlng the B0urO0ns
to be Abrogated.
SEARCH FOR CONCEALED ARMS
German Radicals Concerned in the
Paris Revolt,
VICTOR HUGO ~ LONDON.
Henri R0chefOrt TO be Tried by Military
Commission.
VICTOR HUGO ~ LONDON.
Henri RoshefOrt to be Tried by Military
Commission.
PARIS ACCOUNTS.
TElEGnaMS TO THE NEW YosK l.ESsln.

'IIIuhNW0 w w. ivan
The Appointments of WI. Lcfrunc the Minis
try of the Interior-RIow the Securities of
the Bunk of France Were saved.
PARIS, June Q, 1871.
yHE PARIS PRESS ON THE NEW MINISTERIAL AP-
PoINTMENTs
The Paris Journal considers the appointment OF
N. Lefranc to the Ministry OF the Interior and of Nj.
Ferry to be Minister of the Seine to be the reply
OF M. Tniers to the lntrlgues OF the orleanisls.
4 LETTER FROM THE sUB-GovERNoR OF THE BANK
OF FRANCE.
A letter from the Sub-Governor OF the Bank OF
France states that he forced to advance various
sums OF money to the Commune. No armed force,
however, enered the bank, and none OF its securi-
ties were destroyed, thanks TO the courage of the
members OF the Commune remaining In Paris, OF
the employees OF the bank and OF NJ. Beslay mem.
Der OF the commune.
COMMUNISTS TO BE IMPRISONED AT CHEgBoURG.
Two thousand Communists will be imprisoned In
the hulks at Cherbourg. Six hundred have already
arrived at that port
DECENTIALIZATIoN ADVOCATED.
The Sf}cte advocates extensive decentralization OF
the administration.
AsroNIsHMEST AT THE ASSEMBLY REMAINING AWAY
FROM PARIS.
The Journal des D66dtS expresses Its astonish-
ment at the persstency Of the Assembly in holding
alOOf from PARIS.
by Whom tho Commune Was LeL-The Ar.
rangements for che Destruction OF Paris
Other Schemes Being Planued-Thcir Place
Of Conceament.
PARIS, June 2. 1871.
1t has been discovered that real leaders of the
Commune were Karl Marx, Jacobi Blanqui, Tonat-
chin and Diebneck.
TnE PLAN FOR DESTROYING TIRE CITY.
The idea OF burning Paris originated with Jacob
ana Tonatchin.
NEW SCHEMES OF DESTRUCTION
Papers have been seized which show that these
men are in London, and are now planning new
schemes designing to make Lyons, Marseilles.
Madrid. Turin, Rome. Naples Vienna, Moscow and
Berlin scenes or CONGREGATIONS.
WHEREABOUTS OF ROssEL AND AUREII..
Rossel and Aureil are both concealed in London.
Assassinations continue.
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FIRE N IwsHTY-FFTH sTaleT-OAmAsE ss.ooo.

fire occurred in the two story brick building
Nos 5l3, 5l5 SIT and $40 West Twenty firth street.
yesterday afternoon, occupied by Woodward Swift
as an iron foundry and machine shop, and damaged
the stock and machinery to the extent OF SO, Oo0
insured for $4,000. The first floor OF No. SIG was
occupied by Edward Merrill, steel spring maker
whose stock was damaged $1,000; insured In the
Williamsburg City for 81 500 The houses, owned by
William Remsen, were damaged to the extent OF
about $1,000; fully insured. During the fire pOr-
ton OF the ROOF fell H. carrying with IL number OF
fremen but fortunately, however, none or them
were injured. The fire seems To have had O very
mysterious origin, which Fire Marshal McSpedon
Will At once investigate.
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BALTIMORE RACES.

BALTIMORE, June 2, 1871.
To-day was the third day OF the races on the Her
ring Run course.
FIRST RACE
rufse si25o, for all horses excepting Basnaw, Jrt
owned in Maryland, the District OF Columbia and
virginia on the lst day OF May. Is7I-ssoO to first
5000 70 second, 5000 to third $50 to fourth.
FnM Henf-White Mountain, 1; Scroggins 2; Ell
len Davis, dlstanced. -
Sscond Hedt-Scroggins. 1: White Mountain, 2
Tnitd Hedt-Wnite Mountain was Iame1 ana
Scr0gglns logged over the course
Time 2:3l-2:35-3:08.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 81 500 for horses that never trotted better
than 2:30. Four started. The following Is a SUM
marry
hurry D..-.. z z z 3
McICcT.. l =
. q =
Iime 1892 1-2:30-2:30L-2:3l.
In the second race yesterday Goldsmith Maid
troLted each OF the three heats without breaking.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, June 2, 1871.
The directors OF the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad have Reelected the following oficers:--
John F. Tracy, President; M. L. Sykes, vice.Presi-
dent; r. L. Pritchard. Secretary and Treasurer; J.
B. Redneld, Assistant Secretary. No changes have
been made In the other Ofnces. George G. Dunlop
remains general manager and John l.. Gault general
superintendent. Dunlop had been reelected direc-
tor and resigned. b. r. Allen, OF Des MONIES. was
elected In place OF William II. Ferry, OF ChicaaO
who was chosen director In place OF Jonn b. Farmer
deceased.
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the Death or POLICEMAN LENNON.

In relation to the sudden death OF Thomas Len
non policeman, OF Jersey City, DIR. Prendergast.
County Physician, states that he did not order an
inquest because he was satisfied there was no lust
reason for such course. lie viewed the body.
examined the incision OF the larynx and came 10
the CONCLUSION that the physicians who Der.
formed the operation were justified In that
operation, as the only chance to save the mans lifc
OF asphyxia II the physicians nad not taken that
course Those who complained that no INQUEST
was held, not being aware or this, disposed 10
blame the physicians not fer criminatv In The case
but for undue haste IN deciding on the Operation.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 80 p. NJ.


WASHINGTON, June 2-5:30 y. NJ.
synopsis Jor the Past Ttrentv.ro,o Hours.
The high wind which prevailed on Thursday even
ing AZ Key West still continues, with rising barome-
ter. and has probably extended westward into the
Gulf. The cloudy and threatening weather OF the
Middle Atlantic has extended to the Blue Ridge
with fresh soutneastwardly winds, but no rain has
been reported. Clear weather has prevailed in the
New England states aud on the upper lakes.
Heavy rains. probably confined to small area, are
reported from Western Tennessee. The area OF the
highest barometer has continued on the Atlantic
coast, and the pressure has fallen somewhat in the
Upper Mississippi valley. Temperature has in-
creased In the East Atlantic and in the Northwest.
ITobd0att
II Is probable that the high winds in the Gulf will
advance, with rains to the coast OF Louisiana. The
weather will probably clear away In the Middle
States, and falling barometer, with local rains,
probably be experienced west Of the Blue Ridge
Pleasant weather WIN probably continue from WIS.,
consln TO the Atlantic.
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ASHLAND, Pa June 2, 1871.
An accident occurred in the mine OF G. s. Repplfer
d Co., at Locust Run, this morning, resulting in the
death of man named Benjamin Lowell and severe
injury to four or five Others several of whom are
not expected live. The cause OF the accident was
explosion OF gas.
Edward Boyle and Michael Camford were killed
and one boy seriously injured by the explosion of
fire damp In the Burkiey Mines at Minersvlc, Pa,
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To-day the Stars and Forest City on the Union
grounds.
Monday the Mutuas and White Stockings fight 10
out on the Union grounds.
To-day the Ink Singers and the Health Depart
ment struggle for victory the Union. II any one
feels like IT he may expect dne game
scThe game OF base bali yesterday ut washington
between the Olympics, OF Washington and the Hay
makers, OF Troy, N. r.. was very executing. and was
witnessed by ABOUT 500 spectators. The Olymp.cs
won easily III a score OF eleven to eight
The White Stockings defeated the BOstOns In
Boston yesterday. Score, 16, a.
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Preparations for the Removal Of the Capital to
Rome-Resolution of the Chamber.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE. June @ 1871.
Preparations are being made for the removal OF
the capital to Rome, which VIII take place about
the middle OF August. The public buildings in Rome
will by that time be ready to receive all the depart
ments OF the Ministry. The King himself will make
his solemn entry in the QuirinaI on August is.
The Chamber OF Deputies in to-day's sitting re.
solvcd that all urgent bills should be passed prior
70 the removal Of the capital to Rome.
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A HEAVY LAND CLAIM COMPROMISED.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2, 1871.
II. w. Caldwell, OF this city, great.grandson OF
John Cosina. who leased eight acres OF land In New
York, adjoining the Trinity church property in
1773 ninety mine years. has recovered the orci.
nal papers establishing the claim compromised
with the occupants and transferred his individual
interests for 81, 000, 900, cash.
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SUICIDE IN SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June ., 1871.
man named Lewis J. Gillet committed suicide
in the Talbot House in this city this afternoon by
taking arsenic He left letter, in which he stated
that he was unable to obtain work OF any kind
and did not want to be a burden on
his friends He was q man OF responsibility
and held the position OF Deputy Clerk TINS county
FOR nine years. lie also clerk in the Secretary
OF States onice IN Albany two years. He was uri.
married and has mother, brother and sister liv-
ing IN Michigan, and an adopted daughter living IN
GAINESVILLE, In this county.
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Died.

'~A@a" C'e~'
FTSNAN.-Suddenly. OH Thursday June 1. at lis
residence, No. 1876 Mott street, john FINNAN aged
so years.
The friends and relatives OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral. on Sunday
afternoon at one O'Clock.
TowNs.-On Friday, June 2, ANNA TERESA young
est daughter OF Julius N. and Amelia Towns, aged
year and IA days
The relatives and friends or the family are respecf-
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest
dence OF her parents 105 Lewis street, on Sunday
Afternoon at one O'Clock.
[F0r other Deaths see Seventh Fugel
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The further examination Of witnesses IN the case
OF Riley the School Trustee was continued yester-
day. Riley himslf was put upon the stand and
denied all the statements OF previous witnesses that
he had received money for obtaining appointments.
He fatty denied that Quln ever paid him dollar,
and continually answered ''No' to all the questions
giving the sums and times and places al when II
was alleged they were paid him. He acknowledged
having been registered the pay roll OF the Bureau
OF Land and Places as Michael Kelly. The commit.
tee adjourned at five O'Clock to next Tuesday.
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CANADIAN STEAMER BURNED.

CORNWALL, Ont, June 2, 1871.
The steamer Huron, Of Jaynes. Tracy Co. g line,
loaded with copper, iron and highwines took
fire at one O'Clock this morning and burned to the
waters edge. The vessel and cargo are total loss
All on board escaped except one deck hand, John
Knight, who is supposed to have persisted.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty.four hours in COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer az Hudnut's Phar-
macy, HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
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STRIKE or BRAsEKeA ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.

ELMiRA, n. ". June 9, 1871.
strike among the brakemen OF the freight trains
on the Erie Railroad occurred at Hornesville this
afternoon, which temporarily interfcres with the
running OF freight trains. The passenger trains are
not interrupted. Much excitement prevails al dor
nesve.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

EcAford VS.. Forest City Of Rockford.
At last the gallant Eckfords. after struggling most
manfuly against adverse fortune and strong clubs.
have scored brilliant and well-earned victory, and
that one OF best professional clubs tina
have visited this city this season. The following "
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VIEWS OF TIE PAST.

JUNE 3.
1s0a-Rchard Golden BON.
l7SO-rhe mo Popery' riots continued In London:
the rioters pIllaged AMI destroyed q number OF
the churches and houses or the Catholics.
l0I7-King Charles I. arrested by Parliamentary
officers at HOldenby.
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TELEGRAPH 70 THE NEW y1ax HERALD.

LISBON, June 2, 1871.
The discussions in the Cortes have shown that the
Ministry is IN minority upon marine affairs.
dissolution has consequently been ordered aud tho
new elections will be held IN July.
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II Life and Health be Estimated by
dollars and cents, MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for with which children afflicted is worth III
In
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Clo;hins. derby Sacks, White Duck Vests.
sctesucker Alpaca and Dnck Goats. Clothing to order
q. b. CLARKE, liz and ia William street.
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CrisfndorO's Uuriyai.ed Hair Dye.-SOld
and applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Astor pacs
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GAUGE MerinO Unllcrsiiiris and Drawers.
Gauze SILK Undershirts and Drawers
Trowscr fitting Linen and Jean Drawers.
Lsle Thread and Balbrgg,n Hosiery.
Suited to the present and coming seasons
AtUNION ADAMS a co.'s. 6S7 broadway.
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Russian Iininient Cures Neuralgia, Rheus
masm, Headache, rootbache. Sprains, Bruises swollen
JOINTS Pains in the Face, Side Limbs For sale by all
dru.gss
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Circulation or the ". Y. Daily News the puse
week amounted to 692,sl2. Average per day. ll5435.
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David's PeWri Cashmere and Straw Hrev
for gentlemen saesroom 29eG Broadway, Duane st.