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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAX DEPANTMHNT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August 81 y. NJ

Synopsis Ior the Past Tcenty.Jo,r Hours.
No material change is reported from the Pacific
and Rocky Mountain stations. The area OF low
pressure which ordinarily exists at this season OF
the year from the Ohio and Missouri Rivers north.
ward into British Columbia Is now returning to its
average POSITION and the barometer has fallen since
Friday afternoon from Lake Superior to Kansas
and westward. The southern extremity OF TINS area
OF low pressure. which Friday detected east
ward into New England, now forms an isolated area
OF low barometer OF New England. and the pressure
has risen from Vermont to Virginia. The barometer
ia to-day low in the Southern and Gulf states with
threatening and rainy weather east OF the Missis-
sIppi. The clearing weather OF Friday night north
and west OF the ohio Valley Is now again followed
by partially cloudy weather.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably fall from Illinois to
Kansas and northward and the conditions for local
rains on sunday remain favorable for the country
west of Indiana and Michigan. Cloudy and threat
ening weather Will probably continue south and
| east OF Tennessee Partially cloudy and pleasant
weather from vrgiaia, north aud eastward.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed through He'll Gate
yesterday
Yacht Dauntless ", Y. Y. c.. Commodore Bennett,
New York for Glen Cove
Yacht Magic, N. Y Y. c., MIR. WallacK, New York
for Glen Cove.
Yacht Juliette, N. Y. Y. c., MIR. Furblsh. New
York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Columbia, N. Y. Y. c., Rear Admiral
Osborne, New York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Henrietta (sloop). N. Y. Y. e., Mr.. Johnson,
New York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Wandercr, n Y. Y. c., Mr. Lorilard New
York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Eva. N. Y Y. c., Mr. Macy, New York for
Glen Cove
Yacht Oracle (sloop), N. Y. Y. e., Mr. Johnson,
New York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Rambler, N. Y. Y, c., Mr.. Banker, White
stone for Glen Cove.
Yacht Dreadnaught, N. Y. Y. c., Mr.. SamGelS,
New York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Taralinta, N. Y. y. c., Mr.. Kent New York
for Glen Cove.
Yacht Madeleine, N. Y. Y. c., Mr.. Cooper, New
York for Glen Cove.
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A Di.howcst Boy Detected.

Henry west a youth OF fifteen, Was employed
until friday last the tailor store OF j. Rosenbergh
on Myrtle avenue. On that day MS employer gaze
him a check for sl3l and 500 in greenbacks, which
he instructed west 70 deposit In certain bank.
Instead OF doing as he told he SIMPLY deposited
the check for sl3l, for which amoant he was cred.
tied the bank book, and then sharply, thouS. Dis
honestly altered the figure "3" to '9," thus lax
ing 1t appear upon the book, which he returnsa to
Mr. Rosenbergn, that he had deposited the whole
amount. with $50 Ia his possession Henry pro-
ceeded TO enjoy himself alter hisown peculiar fash
ION. He was engaged In making "a number of pur.
cnases at candy stores, shops &c, and displaying
the roll OF Qreenback-s, when the attention OF tho
portly Detective Riggs was attracted by he action
OF the young spendthct whose attire far frcip
indicative or wealthy parentage Riggs set sail tor
young West. who. all unconscious OF mo fact snat
the eyes of the outraged law were ulon MIN, and
jail ahead, went ca his prongate caseer, untM the
Ofcer becoming fully satisfied that the boy had
stolen the money took him into eastody. The
youngster confessed his offence and yesterday
morning Justice REILLY sent him 20 the House u
Refuge, there to remain until he becomes OF age.
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THE CANADIAN rILIyusTERS.

The Investigation Mt Monircai-Thc Whole
Affair Farce.
MONTREAL. August 5, 1871.
The investigation OF the charge against the al
legged Cuban libusters Is proceeding today before
the Police Magistrate with closed doors. No new
features OF the matter have been brought to light
but some additional affidavts have been made
against the alleged leaders of the enterprise. The
crosse Examination OF the witnesses against the
cused was lengthy, and IT appears that the testimony
against Major Robinson Is not OF serious charac-
ter and Is quite insufficient for his detention in
tody.
Mr.. Cartier, the Queens Counsel, Is conducting
the case on beha OF the Spanish Consul and Mr..
DUNBAR browne appears for MAJOR Robinson. The
examination will he resumed on Monday; but The
whole AFFAIR is regarded here as farce.
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Captain Cassidy, OF the Tenth precinct, yesterday
arrested Timothy Haney, liquor dealer, twenty-six
years of age and Thomas Boyle, laborer, forty live
years Old, on charge Of manslaughter. IL appears
that on Wednesday afternoon, about three O'clock,
Michael LarKin, lately residing at No. 137 -. Marks
avenue, entered the drinking saloon kept by IIaney
at No. $40 Vanderbilt avenue, and, being parity
under the influence Of bad Bourbon at The time,
gagged in angry argument with party OF SEMI
inebriated customers who stOoO about The barrOom.
A sculle ensued alter some wrangllng and
Larkin was Violently forced out on the side
walk. While on the sidewalk some unknown person
dealt him q fearful blow, knocking HIM down. As
he fell his head came In contact with keg OF beer
He lay where he had fallen for some time, and was
finally picked up by some cOnsiderate person and
taken TO his lrofne. surgical all was procured and
1t was found that his skull had been terribly frac-
tured He sank rapidly and died on Friday night
The Coroner will hold the inquest on Tuesday next
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoN MoNsy MARKEr.-LoSDoS, August 81 80 p.
N-Conso!s closed o3 for both the
american securities dun; United bonds
is;s's asa 1856. old. " 1ss7's, 81; tenfortcs 81
LrvERpooL CoTToS, MARKET. LIVERPOOL, August g.
80 +. MThc market closed quiet mdlng npants sad.
Cd mddns Orleans, Gid The sales OF the day have been
IOpCV bales including 5000 for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL PRovisioSs MARKEr.-LtvRarooI, Au-
gust 5-Lsrd. AS Sd. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCED ARxEr.-loNDoN, August 5--Even.
inq-sugar 29 29s I'd cw for No II Dulch standard
aroat. Talow IA. per cwt.
Tns COTTON MOVEMENT.
IivEnpooI, August X 1871.
l,rred From. Date nj Sailing. BI'rs.
Rark + H. Armstrong Galveston June "a ~,
Shin Camperiov New Orleans, June 70. -. $50
BArx Robert alyestou ,June i
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Improbable Nc wing.

A twostory frame building, occupied AZ carpen-
ter shop, has been undergoing process OF moving
for the past couple Of days from the north side or
Myrtle avenue, near Canton street, TO point about
a block distant Division street. AT early hour
Yesterday morning the structure tell to pieces IN the
car track on the avenue, much TO the ANNOYANCE OF
the owners and others whose progress 1t impeded.
Damare COO
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR NEwBURG.

Yesterday afternoon train Of empty coal cars
ran or the track OF the New York and Newburg
Railroad (the "Short Cut' branch OF the Ere) at
Mountalnvde, about five miles from Newburg.
brakeman, OF Port Jervs, had leg broken Ia three
places and was otherwise badly injured He Will,
however. probably recover. lie received surgical
attention and was removed to his home in
Port JerviS. Alter about three hours labor the
wreckerS cleared the track and travel was resumed
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ROBBERY NEAR NEWBURG.

On Friday Nelson Barton drew $500 from q New
burg bank and drove to his home in Cornwall, five
miles IRON Newburg. At about nine O'Clock IN the
evening. while going out to the barn to look after
his horse, he was struck Ia the face by
known man ami Knocked senseess. When he re-
vlved he III discovered that the money. which he had
in his pocket, had been taken rom him. There Il
clue To the robber. Mr.. Bartons Injuries are not
OF a serious character.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

The Republicans Sweep the Stntc-The Com
venfion Defeated by Over seven Thousand
Majority.
WASHINGTON, August 5, 1871.
Colonel Hilton, Secretary OF the Republican Exec
utve Committee here, received the following de.
spatch this evening from the state Committee at
Raleigh, N. c.
Convention defeated by from seven to ten thou
sand. Thirty.One counties fully heard from give
5000 majority against 1t. majority OF the dele
gates republicans elected on anticonventiOn
tickets. These counties include the democratic
ana Ku KluX strOngnOlds, and those to be heard
from nave always been largely Union.
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Prospect Park.

The fine weather had the effect or attracting q
very large number OF persons 70 Prospect Park yes
terday afternoon, where the twenty third regiment
band discoursed popular airs to the delight OF all
present At the Grove, IN the vicinity OF the Lake
and NetherwOOd Arch. The commissioners have
provided wheeled chairs for the comfort aud ac-
cOmmOdatOn OF invaldS.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.
AUGUST q.

AUGUST
1S70--f5attlc OF Woerth: the German troops under
the Crown Prince attacked ana thoroughly
defeated the French unter Marshal Mac
MahOn.
1S70-Battle of Furbach; the French army corps
commanded ny General FrOSsard at
lacked and driven from the heights OF Saar-
bruck back Ia Metz. In confusion. by the Geo
mans under General Won Stei1metz.
1S55--BloOdy riot between native Americans and
foreigners IN Louisville, Ky.
1S4O--Touis Napoleon. WIN General de MontlioOn :
and fifty followers, made an unsuccessful
descent upon BoulOgne, France.
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MURDER IN IOWA.

BURLINGTON, August 5, 1871.
negro entered the residence OF a German named
LATER Yesterday morning, evidently with the pur-
pose OF stealing. but seeing young girl lying on
her ped attempted y darker crime. The iather
aroused by the girls screams, fastened 10 her roOm
but on entering was shot through the heart by the
negro. who escaped.
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LONG BRANCH.


Grand Concert and Ball mt the Continental.
LONG BRANCH n. j., August S, 1871.
Professor Levy's grand ball and concert at the
Continental Hotel this evening was attended by
1000 persons. The music was furnished by the full
band OF the Ninth regiment. After the concert the
ball took place In the dining room. Among the
bellies OF the evening were Mrs. W. II. Bemis Miss
Minnie Crosby. Mrs. II. II. Parks, Mrs p. Il. smith.
Mrs. J. W Gore Mrs. G. A. Robinson, Mrs. III. ID.
Booth. Many OF the toilets were very elegant, and
the nal WAS the grandest aiialr Of the season.
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ENGLAND.

Proceedings in the House Of Commons Duke
Scott acknowledgements of Gen.
eral Schenck-The Livonia Easily
Beaten by the Yacht Aline.
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THE vALLANDIGHAM MONUMENT.
A Monument Proposed TO BE Erected to the
Memory OF &. l.. va,landigham.

DAYTON. August ), 1871.
meeting OF the friends OF Mr.. Vaandigham was
held here tonight to take steps toward the erection
Of a suitable monument to the memory OF q. l..
Valandigham. 1t was presided over by Dr.. J. r.
Waters, lifelong friend OF Mr.. Valandigham.
George V. Nauerth acted as secretary. After gen
eral interchange OF opinion to the best means OF
urtherng the object the following resolutions were
adopted:-
Resolved That we deem Just and proper tribute the
memory OF the late Mr.. G.. l.. Vallandgian hns
monument in commemoration OF his character
aid services as a lawyer and sta esman.
Resolved, That committee OF five appointed report
at adjourned meeting plan of organization In
ance of the above purpose
Tie Chair appointed d. A. Honk. henderson FL
lott Elinu Thompson. Judge McHely Judge Dwycr,
William Gunckell and W. II. GILLESPIE. The meeting
then adjourned 10 Tuesday, the 9th.
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second hand dealers, 4; VcnuerS, ~ d.
Total lab. Amount received, $3.50 20.
Mr.. G.. ID. CardOzO. Chief IL the License Bureau,
received during tho week ending yesterday i73 COM
plants OF violations Of various city ordinances, of
which thirtv-nlne have been satisfactorily settled
and the balance referred 10 the proper departments
for remedy
In speaking OF the figure for the fountain in the
Central Park some of The papers have enormously
styled IL the Angel of the CrOfOn." The 1gure. as
Is known. was designed and modelled bI the gifted
young American artistic, MISS Emma Stebhns, and
was cast In Munich a! the foundry or Herr Won mnl.
Ter. 10 represents the Angel or Mercy troubling
the waters or the Pool Of Bethesda.
An important meeting OF the Twelfth anu Nine
tccnth Ward Citizens Association Will be held at
the New East Side Hall. corner Eighty sixth street
and Third avenue, tomorrow Monday evening. at
eight O'CLOCK. to take action in regard TO the frauds
on the City Treasury and also some very Important
information ABOUT rapid transit and vladuct rail-
roads Win be placed before the meeting.
The Edward j. Shandlcy Association of the Thr
teenth ward held glorious banner raising last
night at the junction Of BrOome and sheriff streets.
The banner is an immense network affair fully sixty
feet by thirty and bears fine portrait OF the blonde
Justice anu the statement that he Is TO be Inc next
Register OF this county. Speeches were made by sew
cra gentlemen present. and an enthusiastic time IN
| general was spent.
| MIR. James Donahue, superintendent OF the Free
| Labor Bureau, Nos. and 10 Cnn,on place makes
| the following report Of business for the week endng
August 5:-Applica.ions for employment, 80. or
! these there were 144 males and s25 females. Male
help required 10; female, S54. Situations procured
! for ~ males aud 7i3 females. Whole number
| OF situations procured for the week ending August
| s, SIS.
The Eighteenth Ward Edward j. Shandley AssO-
citation will hold their second meeting tomorrow
evening at Fords, l. l34 Broadway The aSsOciatio
was organized one week ago by the eli ectOn Of Mr..
J. Harry Ford, Presidents r. ". Pitman Vice Prcs-
dent; w. Mckay, Treasurer ana MILO "A. wilson,
secretary, ana already numbers nearly one hundred
members, among whom are many or the leading
residents OF the ward.
The Central Park Meteorological Department
reports for the week ending at p. NJ, August S.
1877, the following atmospherical data --Ba-
rometer-Mean, 29.927 inches; maximum. at
A. NJ. August 3 30.ll4 inches; Minimum at A. NJ.
August 5, 29.6S6 Inches; range, .42S men.
ThermOmeter-Mean, 7i.o degrees; maximum, at
Z. NJ August 3 81 degrees; minimum, at "A. NJ.
August l, G4.b degrees; range, 2l.5 degrees. On
July 81 rain fell from $40 A. NJ. to $50 A. M. to the
depth OF 10 inch; August ram fell from $50
7. NJ 10 30 =. NJ 70 the depth OF .0I inch on August
ram fell from 0:4D A. NJ. to lao A. M. TO the depth
or 81 inch. making the total amount or water FOR
week. SO inches. The dis anCe travelled ny the
wind during the week was 52S miles.
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FRANCE AND THE PApACY.

u. Theirs Speech in the National Assembly
italian Unity and German Unity-The Natural
Protector of Catholicity Abandons Her
Mission-The Policy Of Peace-No Let
ter to the Pope-Bishop Dupanloup's
Epeech-Gambetta's Remarks.
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ACCIDENT TO TIE YACHT JOSEPHINE.

NEWPORT, August 5, 1871.
The yacht Josephine cOded this afternoon with
the schooner LIZZIE Florence. She lost both masts
close to the deck, her bowsprt and all her head
gear and fore foot. and damaged her hull. She was
towed into Newport. The Lizzie Florence was not
materially damaged.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE,

Colonel Henry J. Huni Fifth artillery; Lieutenant
Colonel I. T. Iadey, OF the Ordnance Department.;
MAJOR q. A. Gilmore, OF the Engineer Corps; MAJOR
Freeman Seymour. Fifth Artillery; Major Silas
Carpin and Major T. G. Boyer. OF the Ordnance De-
partment, and Captain II. Dupont Fifth Artillery,
have been designated as a. board 10 meet az Battery
Hudson, staten Island, to test Kings Repressing
gun CARRIAGE
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BSOOKLYN AFFAIRS.


The past has been u busy week with the police
force OF the City of Churches, no less than 5l4 per-
sons having fallen into their clutches for various
Offences chiefly intox!cation and violation OF city
ordinances.
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AN INFANT DROWNED IN A H0asHEAD OF
RAIN WATER.

At Newburg, on Friday, John Brophy. fifteen
months OF age, CHILD OF Martin Brophy, was acci'
dentally drowned In hogshead OF rain water at his
fathers house The enid was Missed at four In the
afternoon, and a search was instituted by Mrs.
Br0phy and her children, but 1t was unsuccessful.
When the father arrived home from MS WORK at SIX
O'Clock he Joined In the search, and found the BODY
OF the infant IN the hOgshead, as stated C0roner's
lnqaes, was neIa The Jury rendered verdict Of
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CHICAGO INTELLIGENCE.

Tse French Consulate to be Abol ishcd-Pspu-
iation Of Chicago.
CHICAGO. August 5, 1871.
II Is understood that the French Consulate III this
city IS soon to lie abolished by the Theirs govern
ment, and that consular agency under the French
Consul Ill New York will he substituted.
The census OF Chicago, Just completed, shows the
population to be ga, 2,0 OF whom no. 276 males.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new York HERALD.

LONDON, August 5, 1871.
The House OF Commons ar tO.days session voted
to postpone until the next session OF Parliament all
questions of reform In the statute laws Of the United
Kingdom.
SIR WALTER SCOTS CENTENARY.
The Duke OF Argyll Will preside &C the Glasgow
centennial celebration OF the birIh of Sir Walter
Scott.
. TOM HUGHES DANGEROUSLY I'LL.
Tom Hughes, NJ p for Frome, has been Frustrated
by sudden illness.
MARINE DISASTERS.
The American sbip southampton, ready 10 sail for
New York. with cargo OF coal. was burned at
Liverpool this morning.
The British rOn-clad frgate Warrior which was
ashore near LeghOrn, has been got of ana lowed
to Spezzia for repairs.
LADY FRANKLIN AND AN AMERICAN ARTIST.
Lady Franklin has paid several visits the studio
or the American artist Bradford and has given
banquet in his honor at her residence.
GENERAL SCHENCK TO GO ON A CRUISE.
Hon. Robert C. Schenck. the American Minister
will be the guest Of Commodore Ashbury on Thurs
day next, and will subsequently make a cruise In
his yacht Livonia. Mr. SchencK Will thereafter make
tour Of Switzerland.
THE LIVONIA EASILY BEATEN BY THE ALINE
beat the Lvona easily in the yesterday for the
Prince OF Wales Challenge Cup The Aline is a
vessel or ZIG tons and was built IN 1861
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c. Gcrsden. proprietor OF a lager beer saloon on
Court, Joralemon street. drank several gas ses
OF ice water while overheatel yesterday and died
shortly after. He had been complaining the day
previous oil Illness, but paid no particular attention
TO Il,
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Found drowned.

The body OF man. in the attire OF a United States
Navy sailor, having both wrists manacled with
irons, was found in the or the foot OF Little
street yesterday. Deceased was about Ave feet four
Inches In height, and had white shirt, blue
pants, and q back handkerchief around his waist.
The body was removed 10 the M0rgue 10 await len.
tllicatIOn, and the Coroner notified.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, August 5, Isl

Owing to the washing away OF the embansment
and track on the Susquehanna Railroad last night
coal train was precpitated or the trnck. The
fireman, named Blanchard, was killed. and John
Whlpple. the engineer was seriously wcundeok
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A.-Preparrd Asphnitc Eoohuc FeIt-A
cheap durable and roUng material, requiring no Gar In
ux applicat on T. H.. MAKTiNs
70 Maiden xas aIs Liberty sxoct-
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AQUATIC.

A New York Crew for the Great Internal
fiOnai Boat Race.
New York crew is now in practice on the Har.
lem River preparing to enter into the great inter-
national contest between the oarsmen or England
and America which will take place in Halifax
towards the close OF the present month. As at
present organized, the New Workers pull in the FOL.
lowing order-Barney Big!in, No. l.; Henry Coulter,
No. Q: John Bgin, No. 3, and Joe Reyes stroke. The
headquarters OF the crew IS at John Kylcs, at the
foot OF 1880 street and Harlem River The Gramercy
Boat Club has generously given them tie use OF
their mouse. and every morning ana evening the
men may be seen at work In training.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The following record will show the changes Ia the
tempeIa for the past twenty.four hours in CON-
parison Win the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated oy the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar'
macy, HERALD building. corner OF Ann street:-
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A Cool, Delicate Hair Drr.sino .-Chcyalier'N
LIFE FOR THE HAb4, recommended a. the only vcgstabs
In the orj for s fs'!
In. ont growth AL bad ciecss oG salt
bathing o the hair sod eveIywheEe-
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sBell0 Schnprp---A Pure, Tonic and Me-
dlcinai beverage HUDSON, O. WOLFE Goa Is south
Willins street sole importers DstNlery SehrdAn H2I-
land For saa by all sespecSae druggis.S aud groces-
Give a
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A.--Herring's PaienG
CHAMPION SAFES,
35l Bruttyty, cJrnet i-r1y s:-sB
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SINGLE Trial Of Mrs. Win-lOw's SoothawR
SYRUP for children teehing failed 10 relieve thu
baby and overcome the pre- udress1 the mother.
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Bntchel&rss Hair Dye-rhe Best In the
The pNy perfel dye. Harmless uelsbs, instant
las- At 1~ druggists.
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4 splendid Hend OF Hair and u Clean ~~uip
age obtained by rsiua CRLSrAOORO BAR PRESE evA~
TIVE. Depot 10. 5.Astor House.
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The arrests by the police during the past week
were az Enthusiastically. July %, 3ls; Sunday,
3Oth 21s; Monday 3lst, 300; Tuesday, August l.
2S5; Wednesday. I'd, 235; Thursday, 81 260: Friday
4th, 275 Total, l,94l.
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I na.-. Nicol <. DnYid.nn are Now Ex

I NJc,srs. Nicol e. Davidson are New Exhibit.
ing al their showroons 6S Broadway the various rich and
.o1erdI services Silver Plated Ware, Cyaery China and
Cut Glassware and Chandsies &C. which thsy have ast
ansbed or the Metropolitan Hotel shortly tn be opened by
Messrs Tweed GARFIELD. The pnbuc respectfully IN
ved 10 call inspect this most magnificent furnishing,
which exee what has supred to haie N This
9th
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Mr. ALBERT METZ, of 90 John street. New York cheer.
fully recommends this splendid Hair Coprng all want
OF such article lie being lead.
and dyes hair and whisers auy shaiH. from auburn
brDW %
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k.-PhaiOn's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
| LONE YDU.