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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-04-22

Gold Medal for the Best Sewing Machine,
The highest honors ever conferred for Sewing
Machines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-04-22
aelnlbola's Column.
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S
G 0 M P 0 U N D FLUID
Extract CataWba
CIR A P E PILLS.

Component Parts-Fzuid Ertract RhuJqrb nv,
F2'nd Ertract Cataecba Grape Juice. vi"
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, JAUNDICE p1,
I0US ISG J AFFECTIONS, fIE TIS3, SICK OR NERVOUS
HEADACHE, COSTIYENESS, Etc. pUPTf11
VEGETABLE, CONTAINING NO MERCTPVt
MINERALS OR DELETERIOUS DRUGS GSNli
These pills are the most delightfully."- plea..n.
purgative, superceding castor oil, salts, mo"aa
sia, etc. There is nothing more acceptabIe x"
the stomach They give tone, and cause naitb.o 10
nausea nor gripping pains. They are comnoa05
of the finest ingredients. After few davG ~s
Of them, s%cn SUCH an l4uigoration of the entire ys
weak and enervated, whether arising from ir ane
prudence or disease. II. T. Helmbold,s Com ,n'
pound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pills are
not sugar-coated, from the fact that
Pills do not dissolve, but pass through the stom
ach without dssolving, consequently do not nrO
duce the desired effect. The Catawba Crnno
Pills, being pleasant in taste and odor do np' Tp1
necessitate their being sugar-coated. PRTGG 1T'
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX. N'
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HEADsTONEs,
JOHN III. LEE.
b. Il. KUPER

At prices within the reach of all.
WORK WARRANTED to give satisfaction, or
no sale.
CHARLES KUPER,
Agent for Trinity County
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-04-22

Helmbold's Extract Buchu is duretic and
blood-purifyng, and cures all diseases arising
from habits Of dissipation and excesses and i'm.
prudences in life, impurities of the blood etc.,
superceding Copaiba in affections for which it is
used, and syphilitc affectons-in these diseases
used in connection W ith Helmbold's Rose WASH
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OEo.
Sails | Destruction.
PORT OF FEW Y0EK, PRM 10, 1871.
ARRIVALS.



Steamship City OF Brussels dr. Kennsdy Liverpool April
and IN WIN msse and TO John
lat 4 4e. lon So steamship Cay Of New York Lv
eFpoo Tor New YORK ,,
April and Queenstown 5h, with ndse and passengers, to
steamshio virginia (Brl sumner Liverpool March 20
Queenstown Oh, with ndse and $50 psssenger to the Ma
de pass.ss ~P & lat y lon % 8 " esesansea :g
Eas from chsTeats or New YORK 18th, a7 An
passed steamship. Ci,y Of Paris and Oceanic hence for
steamship "estOhaia q o. sehwensen Hamburg April
feocea variable Winds ria she Co. h1pe
steamship Crescent cs, Notion. Orleans April ..
s;ea..hp Victor oates New Orleans Apras, with mdse
s.sam,nlp Geo Baree; mallory savannah April ID. with
mase and pss.ensers 70 LIVINGSTON. Fox 60.
ws %s,i Sn f.. ps,'S s . y aessa
ana Norfolk with mdse and passengers 70 the Old Domn-
steamship Knight. johnson Georgetown, DC, with
mtse and Pssssng.rs, p Q . herrick
Steamship iana, DoAne, Philadelphia, with mdae, TO the
Ba.k srenet lta Brigne,, lie horn 6 days, with
bic and ras, order R1isa 4 e ee variable
tBr hener Tor bermuda
Y inolssees 70 james i Ward Co. Had light noihey
vi AZ trionro, tltal cacace airsen GO days with br
stone order vessel to master Passed Gibraltar Feb "a;
sra Inloihy Field 'of ORLANDO Emerson Goree, wcA,
March S with hides &C. 70 = Ware Co; vessel to y
sssm p sse from to aare es ~ ia, &c 30 n
Sa = eF t% SGHs i,Sm sis Ss rC Ga
~; All is' y t4sS lon 70 % ", bark Lucy Nickes
nss S 81 Ss sssniS Mcdonald Port An,sn
altss. Ap loR a. az, .pS Sss bark Elizabeth from
Iris LIS tBrl Ryan cardenas y days with moasscs
s asiHfv aavs Hatteras, April 3, lat ~ 70, ion
ss 81 spoHe brig Robe Mccisre, from Gibraltar for
Charss.1n Apfiio Oh ''ieras' hsia heavy sw blow,
in Which s1ltted cargo. u..L
molasses, u master. 49,, f...u..,, u.u.n. ~
nsi Ine weather The j il d pl into Key Vest leaking,
BEFORE re.of.ei. -isco p,r.ro. n 49,.
y, ',n, y, I 4 le,rsa,l-tyess,i 4 = Wepyerg. Had
"; r., 4, 4, '' lvons feraa.slna dags via SsSsnnsa
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A QUA TIC.


Convention Of Delegates from College Boat
CIubs-Orgen.zniion of the Rowing Assecs-
nsiOn of imsri an CO'ieges-Grand National
Regusta mt Spriaa hcId, Mas&.--f
SPRINGFIELD, Mzsa., April II, 1871.
convention OF dcega .tss from boat clubs of Har-
yard, Amherst, Brcy&n and Bowdoln Colleges was
neld sha. city yesterday, and resulted in the
- ~ 81 new national association, 10 be called
me Rowing Association OF American Colleges. The
president OF Yale navy was here but took no part Ia
the convention, Yale determined to hold OF until
Harvard returns an answer to her challenge sent
last fall. The association was organized with the
following onicers:-
Pressdenf-C c. Luther, OF Brown.
Tice frestdents-R ). Russell, OF Harvard; A. u.
Gcrmy, OF Amherst.
Regatta ConmGtlee-G. F. Roberts, OF Harvard: II.
Cornett, OF Brown; Levcrctt Brady, OF Amherst,
and Il. A. Kicker, of BowdOin.
The bylaws provide that any American college
boat club may become member OF the association
by sending written notification to this effect TO the
secretary. at Brunswick Me-, on or before the
second Wednesday In May; also, that any member
OF the association intending 10 enter Tic regatta OF
1871 shall also notify the secretary before that tne
There now little doubt That grand national re .
ga,ta Of American college clubs, including Yale and
haryaFd, will take place in TINS city IN July. The
Regatta Committee Will visit the course at New Lon
don this week. but every indication favors the selcc-
tion OF Springfield. Should IL come here the SprinL.
Geld Ulub will otter prizes for two DAYS races with
the intention OF making the regatta the finest ever
attempted in this country The subject has excited
the lIyeilesf interest among boating men Lere and
the delegates TO the convention were shown the
utmost attention during their stay here.
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Tn. sEskIaa HoSIoS RECEPTION.

The John Cox Association yesterday afternoon
held meeting at their headquarters to make final
arrangements for the reception to be rendered to
Senator Michael Norton upon the adjournment. The
Michael Norton Association, John Cox Association
and the Ninth Ward Micnael Norton Association
have taken charge OF the reception and invited the
other ORGANIZATIONS OF the district TO participate.
The Sleepy Hollow ana two barges have been en-
pioyed, and will leave the foot OF Christopher
street at ten O'Clock on the morning alter
ihe adjournment or the Legislature and proceed
as far as Yonkers, where they Will meet the Senator
and friends and convey them TO the foot OF West
Twenty third street, where they VIII be met by the
different organizations and escorted through the
district headed 10y Grafulla's full band. Tue Cox
Association yesterday appointed James W. Coils
grand marshal, 10 be assisted by Frank Houghfain
They Will leave their headquarters at seven O'Clock
on the evening OF the reception and march 10 the
foot OF Twenty third street aud join oaer orga-
DlZatiOus
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rOuaI CMfNpAas -Tals paY.

SUPREME CouRr -CiRCulT-Part HE'D by Judge
Van Brunt-Nos 80, ST. 223Is, se, Ss3, 81, 3Js, 3.
o05H. 337. As, III, oz9, 500. ls, 3i2, o5l, 35S,
355. 3jg. Part 2-held by Judge -ntherland.-NOs.
"a, 1899, ls2 zoo "a o. %, Jos l2S' - zos'
CoUET on COMMON PLEss-Trml Teim-Part 2
HELD by Judge Joseph r. Day. Nos. $40. ,03, SCI
ktf $50 .2B. e5a, e5s. lib, 2p1, go, Els, f5J, g54
o5S So lOv,s. u, U.s., III, 100, 20, OIL, o. 40
a., s35.
NAnIyE C0rET-TRIAL TEal-Plrt l-licia ~
bcll 5sls, Bol ". oNe 5ig2 500 555g 55Cs, 5i52,
al, Forbes VS. Mayer BcXter vs.. Lynch, Mass vs..
Mack Part SHIELD by Judge JOacnmsen-Ao.
ia and faust VI. Harmon.
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ShiDuiux Notes.

reported that the Bombay Hydraulic Craving Dock Ia
approaching completion. This result will be hailed with
great satisfaction by all mariners trading with that section
of the world nasmuch Inconvenience which has long
been seriously felt will In the future be overcome and the
largest ships be docked overhaued the port
instead of being sent elsewhere The ponoon OF this sruc
tire ESQ feet in length and described the OF It's
kind IN the world Looking at increasing
OF Bombay, Is little surprising til dock of this charac
ter not furnished long Greater exertions
been put forth during the past three years
in the Eastern than for y years previously.
period approaching when viii be at hand
enable shpmasers to place their dry for
cleaning their hus and repairing at several places between
the Is,bmus OF Egypt and Japan Considering impor-
tan to examine and clean the bottoms ships
which have trading distant ports without the oppo
tuniy Of sraping and scaling, and that these in
places supereedny wooden built ones, lmpor
such docks the shipping may readily be
imagined
says
Floating docks. which formerly novelty are now
multiplying in harbors where there rise
sinking the latter IS an exceedingly old plan and
USED for Lifting aud repairing either small sized
.hips The principle, therefore, IS not new, but the
dock at Bermuda Of the form instead Of the
@ Ton o''SsaSy w sAs S
Outside b,ssiis overall Y; FEET sai ssTtS fbs
% rs lowed Ss saa a''
ao;;sa =. roa were ne Kaiser ss5 and
oans high siIe, water las to Be pumped inia
the upper air ehambe vel as into he lower 70
s,rucied whereas cellular spaces have had 10 be
tho:s putt q ron = give increased buoyancy above boar
beers fa Of dock Havana was sruceI
France ans lowed from Ne" Orleans and that at Alexandria from
Marine Disasters.
sHrr. AGrsoE, Knowles, at Boston from Liverpool,
heavy sea aud os lover ms1en iopsa yard also The
sable ow With % and os ss' esea y west q CAPE
!o ioa 81 6 at 80 AN, Chrsord Carly Of Santa Cruz
fore a 81 gale. " ' - 'o'' -
Liverpool, rcpors:-on tao 2sd Ill erpereneed a mort
se,sIs hurricane IRON the norhward, with terrible squalls al
IL ss ws from 9o~o o the lower fore
also the bulwarks the sarboard side.
.. snr H H., SBr Ellis from Liverpool for Pha
another despatch says with the loss rurdehea not
sarr BRITISH Lion SBr, Mann from Antwerp for Mon.
tea cable to have sunk in the Enssh Chan.
NsW wa Honolulu febs, put back Honolulu lee XVI AMI
river badly stove will probably be stripped ana s"
with the cargo where she lea The cargo insured and The
sour WIN DENMrSs, Cook, from Calais for New YORK.
with lumber 70 Richards got ashore middle chan ei
water 80 e'' - = '0'"' w" p'ooaOy hoa' Oh high
scnR BrsLIsoANE from Providence for Georgetown.
railway before proceeding again.
scHE CHARLOTTE FISH, from Boston, al Charleston I0th
3D. a.. lost fore'" ana boat in hurricane on LooAOa the
BIsroL sPn) April s-The bark Ansde, Pcarce, OF and
h hon chailss.on, inS9untsed heayy weather On
sroces Led for bristol this esonlng -
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kccilEEIc YEiIEsnsY.

Yesterday afternoon James Mccord. aged twenty
years 3.s avenue G, while stanning on the
OF Fourteenth street aud Fourth avenue, Was
stabbed In the left size by John Bar. The latter was
arrested by oflcer Leslie, OF the Seventeenth pre-
cnct, and McCofd sent home, after being a'tehAed
by police surgeon.
Yesterday Afternoon, james Clark, residing n.
the corner 81 bowcry ana Dayard street. and JOhn
Convey OF 10 lila slevi, were standing al ne corner
OF Greenwich aud Jay streets examining "A teyDlVef
IN the hands OF the later, the apon Tea 10 the
pavement shooting Clark In the ief leg. Inll, mag Il
slight wound. Ne was attended by police SUI yeon
and sent 10 the Park Hospital.
At hall-past ten O'Clock yesterday morning J. en-
1am,n Fales. colored, twenty STA Years OF age, q
Cook, belonging 10 81. John, y. b., aud employed
the Ida, fell overheard NJ tne fool Of stxty
-selrnd street, East r1yer, and was drowned. Ills
body has not been recovered.
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NEW YORK CITY.

the following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twentylour hours In CO m
parlson with the corresponding day OF Lost year,
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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SAILED

SHIPS Col Adams for Callao, Harvest Queen Liverpool
Red Eover, Amsterdam; Lady Mcdonald, London; barks
Adger Nor, Cork; Gazelle Cardenas; Carlton Havana
Amoner do; brgs Mariangea Qan Constantinope Nellie,
ct Crolx.
Wind at sunset NNw.
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Joseph Common, n man thirty-seven years OF age,
died In Bellevue Hospital rom o complication Of
diseases, which had been aggravated by shock from
burns. On the 2Sd ulrimo deceased walked into the
Seventeenth precinct police station suffering from
severe burns about his abdomen and thighs, but on
being que tioned about the manner In which he was
burned Senior refused TO give any history OF the
mater. Coroner Hermann was notified.
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Between five and seven O'Clock Saturday evening
a sneak thief entered the premises OF Mrs. Louise
Boehme No. GO Pitt street. and carried or dresses,
cloaEs ana other wearing apparel valued at SPA.
About hafpast seven oilcer spence, OF the Eigh-
teentn precinct arrested a cOlored man, with lot
OF clothes in possession, at the OF Pitt and
Delaney streets. lie was brought to Essex Market
yesterday morning, and gave his name rs Bloom
ileld Williams AS tue garments were Identified by
Mrs. Boehme Judge Scott committed HIM for trial
n General Sessions.
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BELOW.

Ship VIM Tapscott, Spencer, from London Feb II. with
mae, 10 Morgsns sons by pilot boat James Avery,
No 81
Bark Investigator Ford from Bremen Feb %, with mdse,
TO Carver Barnes tby pilot boa, James Avery, No -.
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The remains Of an unknown man. about forty-ive
years of age found floating IN the dock foot OF
Thirteenth street, East river. by officer Haggerty.
OF the Eleventh precinct and taken to the Morgue.
Coroner Hermann was notified.
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Domnck Scovick, young man, fashionably
essed, was arrested ny officer Curtis, Of the
Twen,y-ninth precinct, yesterday afternoon, upon
complaint OF Henry d. Northrup, cashier Of the
Sixth National Bank, charged with forging the
S42l, and attempting TO pass It, The prisoner, upon
being ARA gnei before Justice Cox, at Jefferson
Market, denied the Charge but was held Tor
pSamluatIOu.
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GRAPE PILL
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL,
GRAPE PILL,
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
GRAPE PILL.
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EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA
EXTRACT sARsApAR1LLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sAKsAPARILLA,
EXTRACT sAKsAPARrLLA,
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
EXTRACT sARsApARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
EXTRACT sAssAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sAksApARILLA
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
EXTRACT sARsAPARn.LA
EXTRACT sARsApARILLA.
EXTRACT sAKsAPARILLA
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
APRIL,
MAY and
PURIFY THE BLOOD AND BEAUTY THE CON-
PLExIoN
by using
nELMBoLDs cATAwBA GRAPE JUICE PILLS
AND
HLLMBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA.
In the spring and months the system undergoes
change.
This is the time TO good boodrencwng. purifying
and invlgorating medicines
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA AND
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT GRAPE JUICE
PILLS ARE THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE.
ono bottle Of Helmbods Fluid Extract sarsaparla equals
in strength gallon of the syrup decocOn as made By
druggists ana wnegass added to pint of equals
the celebrated Lisbon diet drink delightful and heal,hul
beverage.
The Grape juice Pill composed of fluid extract Caawba
grape juice and FLUID EXTRACT RHUBARB.
Useful in all diseases requiring casharsic remedy
and far superior to other pur gaves such sa mag
nesia, &c.
Helmbolds GrapeJuics PHI patented pill, put up
as those ordinarily Wendell bu, result of years.
perImentIng and great care in preparation.
SAFE FOR AND TAKEN BY CHILDREN;
NO NAUSEA; NO GRIPPING PAINS.
BUT MILD PLEASANT AND SAFE IN OPERATION
Two bottles Of the Fluid Extract of sarsapsrls and one
bottle of the Grapsuce Pills worth their weight In goa
suffering from bad blood, poor complexion, head.
ache nervousness wakefuness night, costveness and
Irregularities and TO those suffering from broken and DELI
cate constitutions give blood new vgor and new
life.
THE CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS are done mp with gress
care and In handsome bottles, will srpass all those
vended in wooden carecssy prepared by nexpe
renced men, comparing English and French style
Of manufacturing
All OF II. I. HELMBOLD's Preparations PharmaceuM
cal, not a single being patented, but all sneE
merits.
Prepared by II. r. IIELMBOLD, Practical and Analytical
Chemist Crystal Palace Pharmacy, 6s4 Broadway, N y,
and lOt South Tenth street, Philadelphia.
HELMBVLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
HAS GAINED A Worldwide FAME.
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pIrsuELIANEo,Js,


LII HENRY WARD BEECHER's sUFFERINGs FROM
n spasmodc rupture since he taken in February OF
bic temper and violent freaks About the time
be Dr. sherman suggesting The application q
took the place where the should applied. DIR
his repeated applications Mr. Beeche from recent develop
Dr. 8 Is mos ssnsuine in eventually curing Mr. Bccchers
beech though his rupture Of that s character that
but Mr. Beechers case hardly result IL that Avoiding
mach 70 ,ewar peTenns Mr. bsesSsrs tenasy suck
pec,ors ab,iss Dr. sherman NAV be- Consulted bv he
r"r.ared gratis at his ONCE So BroawSy rampSe,s, with
The Henry Ward Beecher letters CONTAINING hne portrait Of
Mr. Beecher mailed 70 any address on recept OF 10 cents
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
free. Notary Public and Commissioner for every State.
~. KING Counscor-at-Law. 1858 Broadway.
ALL CHINA, GLASS SILVER PLATED WARE,
and House Furnishing Goods
recuced fifteen per cent
EpwA Sfjl g. and h &c;
Cooper Institute.
BROADWAY MARKET,
BROADWAY. foRTy.FoURTu AND FoRTYrrFrH
STREETS.
WILL BE OPENED ron BUSINESS ON WEDNESDAY.
" +; J. CRANE.
superintendent
RRILLIANT AND POWERFUL OPERA. FIELD AND
- Tourists Glasses compact portable ami Efficient suita
bio for In or out door observation.
SIMMONS, optcian, ss7 Broadway.
CoM,psEIssgE,p IVORY WILLARD BALLS: MAR Jar
- tingale Ring. Checks, Sleeve Buttons, Horss, Dog.
Fro Turtle Spnynx Owl, Skull and Bones with glass eyes,
VIM. N. YELLING, 207 Centre street.
DYE CLASSES AND sPECTACLEs TO STRENGTHEN
~ and improve the sight, without fatigue, and give great
relet to weak and detective vision.
SERMONS, Opcian, 6s7 Broadway.
JIAIR-REAL HAIR-HUMUN HAIR
Lades' Hair and CombDgs made In Curls, Switches
ana Chatelanes Brads at small cost thereby saving 75
cent Al JOsEfiS Hair Emporium, 5 Eighth avenue,
Twenty-ninth street
MO MORE MEDICINE 10000 CURES, WITHOUT
IN drugs, ny DN BARkY'S delicious nENALENTA FOOD
Of pyspe sa consumption, Constipation Darrhoa AZ Inn
purtes OF The blood and all kinds OF eves and stomach DIS
orders sold IN tins; To-. III 25 IL Ibs SO DU BARRY
co.. 10 William street. New York and ~ all druggists and
gr0cers
0RTNhR HoULE, JEWELLERS ENGRAvERs AND
~ saioncrs To- the Queen, the Prince OF Wales and a the
royal faniyfvcry novelty In Jewciry, Mono.
grams destined for poe 10 James street. London y
w. Tue &l2 ~. aly's grneml's Travelling Bag with
suycr OF silver ~ fittings, ivory brushes complce
OhrNEK X HUULE, Jewelers.,
No 3 81. James street, London, }. w
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Average temperature yesterday. ....... -
Average temperature for corresponding date
las
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SHIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New York This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

Sun rises. $3.50. 5 10 Moon rises. morn Al
Sun sets. ....... 6 IL High water. ...eve 10
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS APRIL, MAY AND JUNE.
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In rcmitting by mail, q Post office Order OF
Draft payable to the order OF HARPER q
BRoTHERs Is preferable to Bank Notes, since
should the order or Dram be lost or stolen It can
DO renewed without loss TO the sender,
Address HARPER d BRoTHERS.New Yor