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MISSOURI.
This Is Where the Tidal Wave Elk.
bAUSfed Itself

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-Official and reported re-
turns from ninety one counties in this state give
Greeley 30 l9+ and Grant 81, ss7. The state sen
ate will probably have ten democratic m sjority
ana the house forty six democratic majority.
The congrf ssional delegation will probably
stand ss follows;-lst district, Standard rep
20, Wells (cem.;l Sd, Stone (dem , ith, Hatcher
dem In this district there was no opposi ton.
9Th, Stay, (rep.;) 9Th, Crittenden, (dem.; D sth,
Comingo, (dem.; 9Th, Parker rep; 10th, HYDE
.rep-O llth. Clark dem y 18th, Glover (dem.;)
18th, Buckner, (dem.) SiXty-nine counties
give WOocson, democrat, for governor IS is
and Henderson, republican, IS, ST.
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Genuine Brazilian Pebble SpeStAcles. fsnla ~
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INV YORK, Nov. "a special dispatch from
Chicago says the following republican con-
gressmen are elected: LIST district Rice; %,
Ward; Sd, Farwell; 4th, Hurlburt; 5th, Burch,
ard; 9th, Hswley; 9Th, Burrere; 18th, McNutt;
lith, Cannon; 18th, Clements. The dem ocrats
carry the remaining seven districts. The re-
publican majority on joint ballot in the legisls-
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III HI. HEMPLER.
ID. kEcHANIoIL oPrYcLzy,@
asa Penn b Avenue, corner A. .tre.s
tnd quality Brazilian Pebble. anaf'iys
EktACH FLUrIH5-T4. osIv yGac, =, "a, 80
a ThGs q az doHs Also, ST IA III SG PI sEreI
ent knbkOlDERy Of every descrf pslon Ne
sri EAlps 81 al kinds. AID EnBRDIpgRrye
Aks:a II. MAURER
isnf.,x OFT Seventh 81 eet
opposite Patent DG1ce
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NEW YORK.

SENECA COUNTY.
SENECA FALLS, n. Y.-Seneca county gives
Grant 80 majority and Herman "a majority.
TENNESSEE
Greeley's Majority s.OOO-Democrattc
Governor and Republican Legis-
ture.
NASHVILLE, Nov.9.-Further ele ction returns
this morning make IL certain that Brown, dem,
is reelected governor by from :, 900 TO 5000
majority. Greeley's majority Will be about 5000.
WhitthoTne, dem, for Congress, elected In
the 9th district instead of Gibbs, rep. The re-
Publicans have Q majority in the legislature.
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION yester-
day heard the claims of Annie X. Cathcart,
"a ,463; Thomas B. Dawson, $500; Mrs. Trecs
A. Simmons, $685.: John W. Veitch, s 1876, and
Chas. w. Payne, 5000. ALI of the claimants are
from Alexandria county, Virginia, and the
claims are for lumber, brick, fencing, cordwood.
forage, corn and potatoes taken by soldiers
while camped in that locality.
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TNEQUALLED CONCERTS.
SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS.
The largest and most perfect Concert Troupe which
has ever travelled either in this country or in
Europe.
Manager. GoscHE.
Ff RigAf Gk D S S5SC En- Fri
MONDAY EVENING, November lsrH,
s f G ID A n ID l. A s 90 q T.
The following celebrated soloists will appear:
MR. GEORGE l.. OsGOOD,
The young American Tenor. His first appearance
NIB. BERNHARD LISTEMANN,
The celebrated viOlinist. Together with the
UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA.
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE D0LLAI.
mence on TUESDAY MORNING, November 18th,
At M Let nI Co.'S, where the Programmes can
Door. 0pssas7k,, To commence .ts ~
UJASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w El.renh st., soxtk Of Pennsylra,sia avenue.
1REMENDQHs ATJuR s a. sIvov,,-,.,
Second week Of the world renowned athletes and
BROWN AND sANFoRD,
in their thrilling fssts in mid-air, entitled Flying
The beautiful ' %s ssiA SISTERS the
The Child Wonder and Cbsnee Artist,
Mss.,s eIIhTisss AID SSSLDRIcH: 49,
Miss SALLIE APT. MILE GALLETTI,
Mr. JASW WESLEY and Miss ADDIB 0HNsON
And the entire Corps de Ballet. New and laughable
sketches and interludes by the Sons of Mormus.
Messrs. PARKER, BURBANK. Z. JEAN BUCK
LEY AID JAS. DOUGLASS.
Brilliant Parlor Entertainment.
Gigantic Selected Olio.
First time Of the beautiful Sensational Drama,
TIE BR{GsNb J TGEEPs entt fathers
IhGIsdsy Evening November 1872, farewell
Matipees edpp<day urdA
Iadies nights every Tuesday and Friday. NOS
TNHE MARINE BAND
WILL GIVE 4 CONCERT
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ILLINOIS.
Grants Majority 55,9J4.

ties OF Illinois, official and reported, give Grant
majority of s., 95i. Oglesby for governor and
Beverage for lieutenant governor run about
10000 behind Grant. The rest Of the republican
state ticket is elected by the same majority as
for President. A special dispatch from Spring
held says the republicans will haye 81 on joint
ballot in the lecislafure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-MAY Is.

Supreme -ChdmbTs-Lenihan agt. Hamann
denied without costs Emma Ent Weihnger sgt
Carl Won En- Weihnger-Rport Of referee confirmed and Judgment
granted declaring marriage null and VOID fn E f-mouon 9r
leave 10 answer Amony and denied The People, &c. A. J.
Beeker sgt II. CHARACTERIZATION denied 0BHen. Sheriff ayt
California Of nerpeadl modified by requiring the de-
Of 8 modified 70 stand
By JUICE Ingrahsm-ang ct 81 agt Rush and orJudgment FOR
the plaintiff according opinion OBhen Sheriff. &c. agt Dosne &c
Motion denied. without prejudice to renewal a. -, ,
By Judge Observation-Disclosures agt Rosenha-Cae and exceptions
settled; margin Of the amendment Still ct al act
Dana -Cae and amendment settled Lester agt Union Manu-
featuring Co--Moton denied, with $40 costa
Supp7ior COurt-Specidl Trm-By Judge Curtis
Wood at Wo-Repor confirmed aud divorce granted
simon al The Naacsnseti Fire and Marine ms CoMotOn granted
unless shall Eve days from entry OF order serve on defendant
COMES ~ printed case agt MttnAchtSee papers
Cronn AIT ct sLMouon denied Brady sgt st. Louis Life
ms 90 SOrder granted Smith gt SmReenoe granted Smell
s.01 cgs0 Rhar e. a Sa Reb gsS@
Motion granted RObinsonMoton granted Kamp hgt:
Kamp-Report con6rned amony SLOW per annum Win costs aud
allowance granted
Marine COut--Generdl Term.-Crowley, appl't, agt.
Woods respJudgmen reversed trial orered costs 10 abide
Jewet pt sgt PTouty s2pt-Juignen reversed and new
Judgment affirmed with oberstesr appp agt Obestelar,
resp-JudgInen affirmed with Flager Tespt tg Prouty,
apudnent reversed trial grante costs TO abide event
osgor resp Law appltndgmens upon report Of referee
reversed and new granted abide event ard order refer
ens vacated Karse respt ag Richardson, sppPtJudgment
affirmed with costs Mcclure McMeenReyeed and trial
reduced ,uSfSent to 500 and interest from the date Of
advance; IL this DO done the judgment lie affirmed for
the and as for Pollock respondent agt Feeny appel
lanugmen reserved and trial granted costs 70 ABIDE event
Purdy FhSame Shomn respondent agt OBren appellant
Wolf Goidknd-Same. Fisher, respondent sgt De
LAYER appent-Same Blessing respondent ag frgton appel
fmed The Forty eoODdt r. r. Co. appellant, agt Gan
ten respOndent-ss@e Ross respondent sg Kmber-ssme D
judgment affirmed without coats either party
IS against the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
POLICE NOTES.

The body of an unknown man was found at the
foot Of emsu-s ST., South Brooklyn, yesterday.
John Klein age -, of No. 40 Willettst. was run
by Suffolk and Houston Saturday night and
instantly killed.
Shartman & Co.'s vinegar factory No $50 Second
damaged 500 b. he yestr Insured for $500 By the
Hanover Company.
John Marnel of No. 319 FrOnt-st. was knocked
down brnAy and kicked evening. b.
JAck Huey receiving fracture Of the Lee and other injuries
VIM. Robb of No. IL Carmine-st. yesterday in the
lorkye Police AFFIDAVIT that he believed James ky
Fall
Adam Vein, age 81, German shoemaker last
evening e intoxicated eaped from the window Of his apartment
the second floor Of No l ~ the yard and dangerously
injured.
Michael Bruen's dwelling and store, No. 1872 Ora
htm-ave Brooklyn d. damaged Sl00,by Ere Saturday
night Insured BY the WILLIAMSBURG City and Companies
for S3,300.
John Farrell. alias Brckley the alleged assassin
Of tChas JenArds The Walton Matthews murderer sing Sing
state fnson escaped yesterday from the Pentenary Bekses
Island where be sent for term Of months April
ghy
Hugh Keane of No. IT'S SOuth-st, Henry Sherman
mo % CLeytt, and Robert Robinson JJ Maters while
rowing small boat Fulton Ferry run down and town
into The "Aief BY the ierbo hneo They rescued In
hsusted condition.
George Stegmer committed suicide nj No n
Chryes last week BY shooting himself through the head with re-
William Hamilton, 10 Of No ls9 Jhnst Brookn com
tel nd on sataiay night BY cutting his throat
Poverty IL assigned az tbe
John Dingen, one of the firm of Doenscb g. IN
cabinet manufacturers whose establishment and 10. Wei
Tweniysevenh burned Fda, evening been dhsrsi
by Pre- Marshal there beng evidence against him The loss Of
The estimated $2lOoOj s2OOo The buns,
owned by T. Robinson, insured fonOSsi Rntg 40,
Wesiohese sl5o Lyeomng ooi Home Of Columba.
$50 Adhaic, s2eo BOuey $780, Peoples slsoO Unon
5000 ImyenaI 5000
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ANOTHER RESPITE FOR voGT.

The case of Joseph Stopp alias Carl Vogt,
charged with tho murder OF Chevaer Dubois Banco on
Oct O. and with burning his chateau hear Brussels Bel
GUM. was called on Saturday Before Judge Blatchford
,h Inited statcs District Court on the return OF a
writ issued on the application OF counsel for the accused
Word was sent from the Tombs that me prisoner was oe
of The Court OF General Sessions warrant charging
grand larceny and therefore the state anthpfes were
Under no obligation to comply with the writ by produc
ing Yogt Judge BlachfOrd said that he had no know-
edge OF the action Of the Governor and upon the
was ascertaned that the prisoner to be shipped ior
Brussels at D. M, and his counsel as last resource ap
ped before Judge Curtis, at D. m for announcer VIII ol
babeas corpus. which granted III time 10 Keep ne
nrisoDer on shore The writ made Eeturnable at
=, m TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27

The incorpOratOrs and managers of the New
York Homeopathic Surgical Hospital, to aid which the
Homeopathic Fair recently held in this city, met at
the resdenee of Dr. j. W. Bowling, No. IS West Twenty
fftst last Saturday evening BY the act Of incorpo-
ration the following named as the present managers
OF the institution:
8 H. Wales Thomas c. Smith, Edmund Dwight Geo.
w. Clark II " Twombly, b. f. JOslin {. =: Frame, -
$ Walcott J.. HallOck d. D. T. Marshall, W. T. Helnuth
J. W Downing, Carroll Durham, Alfred Mackay, Roger
ii. Lyon
s. II. Wales was elected President; Geo. W. Clark,
Vice President; h H. Lyon Secretary, and Carroll Dun
ham, NJ. D.. Treasurer. By order Of the managers, j.
W. Bowling was chosen General superintendent, and DR..
WIN. Todd Iemuth and DR.. G. III. Llebold were elected
surgeons IL was decided TO proceed Immediately with
the erection Of the hospital which IS to adoin the
Ophthalmic Hospital at Twenty-thrdst. and Thirdave.
II is expected that the building will be completed and
ready for occupation by the LIST OF October next the time
for Openng the next session OF the NewYOrk Homeo-
pathc Medical College with which this institution is to
Ia
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE PRICE OLE BREAD.


. PROPOSED ADVANCING DECisloS fEr'
meeting of master bakers was announcer
a. take place saturday at p, at Military HAIL ~ 49,.
yaororv for the purpose Of indorsng the action U ~
.,,,an hakers who &C q meeting held In HaIinV'n s
nan had resolved to raise the prices OF loa'e Tow
from 10 cents and from to 10 cents as ,oloct
,f the master bakers, however, had appear 800 NJ
was determined to adjourn anu 'N, uouse
a O'Clock, in the First NationHi 80 had
No $50 Third-ave., where ni"SS -, r,ooo
No GOV -, s,nornced 10 take place.
-. rorson. me, at the appointed 'inio, anu
Cnorles Na,rdin was chosen Chairman nc eU '-'
ne feared the attempt 10 laso uo - "a
-, ,o,ll prove a failure. This impression NC H"u
1891 NOT only from the small attendance III 'no
oo'"iA -, the more significant fact that many OF
-, ho had agreed at the previous meeting TO put up
nrIces had continued to sell at the old rates he
.o,d not understand how bakers could sell fuilWeignt
leaves at these prices and pay the present price Or
eonr and he trusted those present would not Ieei u
eouragcd by the indifference which many bakers seeeu
70 manifest on the subject but would labor all INC
10 bring about the desired result He understood 'nS'
The Nineteenth Ward bakers we're about to unite III 'e
effort. ,.,,o,
Ar wieeandsaid the bakers were the hardest worked
men In the city, and he thought they should Do com
pensated for their labor and not be compelled 70 sen al
loss He moved that after to-day tne prizes '"'''i
ak cents and ten cents for loaYes'
Mr. Fitzpatric said this may not be truly repre-
tentative body he thought the change could not be
effected unless the majority Of masterpieces agreed 10
,dopt such a course, and lie believed II oe'er ioi
te meeting 10 take no action rather than to take action
and have IL dsregarded.
Mr Ellis thought the effective way to compel an au-
rance in prices would be to ask the Journeymehs
Union 20 strike and thereby force tho other master
bakers TO raise the prices. .-.,.. .,o. .,,o
Several bakers opposed such course stating that the
Iourneymen needed no incentive from their enoST
io strike They would do that soon enough ana tS re-
,ult would he disastrous 10 the employers, VINO Wo" NC
sompeied 10 raise the prices above those suggested
without coming 70 any definite cohclusIon;; sno ~
Ing then adjourned until next Thursday evening.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hoie-Goy. John T. Holman al ana RoI ~:
pxn ~ Durbury Mass Nee York Ho-af I gfg.,
w,xv And Gen John Of South Crona p,'H .,
W H. Terrell Assistant pos,%'s Jenkibs Of Georgia
me Hon Benjamin Bggeston Of Cincinnati Zen =, u,,sD
I'D srA X Bovce South Carolina Efeoor, M w C.
RSoa Dresn DObhoa Of Austria sld I n gb e. Of
~ - Hoffman HouseThe Hon John bncn ~
Of "a coi " s. Church OF Albany. Lrerth HOUSE, " foi
sr Secretary the Navy Capt T. W., J,
ca 81 CaDt Dgby MURRAY steamship Adriat .S Nbnolds
NJ Gov Carney tie Hon Jsme; ~ ssove 81 S Waslao
80 Grand Central H0tl-J O. Chew OF Inc no Is
T,eraph and Prof T. Holmes OF ChaTieston D. O'''" ~
HoaI-6en. Rogers Of Richmond, va
~ Hon Charles E. De Long and famiy len the d:T Saturday FOR
San Francisco ID their way TO Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
THE METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE.


TwENTY-sECoND DAY-THE BLACK RIvER CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR MISSIONARY SEC
RETARIEs.
The twenty.second day. session OF the Metho-
dist General Conference held last Saturday IN 'ne
Brookyn Academy OF Music. Nearly all the he"iy-o
seoraed Bishops were seated on the PLATFORM put 'oo
no part in the proceedings Bishop Ames PRESIDED anu
the Rev. stephen Allen Of Maine led the ntroouc'oly
religious services The Rev. Mr. Hunt, Chairman OF tno
Committee on Fraternal Relations, announced that inc
Raptist Home Missionary Association had appointed
delegates to visit the Conference, and III oclo0A w
day was fixed as the time for receiving thein' Ano N
mittee on Boundaries presented two reports III res"
the boundary lines of the Black River conference Va
New-York The majority report recommended the res'o-
ration OF the boundary they stood In 1865 wch
onld take in large part of the Central New'IorK CON
ference and the minority report recommended tna tno
present boundary lines be retained. Inc f'e'' A''
bingham of the Black River conference sPoho
strongly in favor OF restoring tno VI"
lines. The population Of the Black RIVER eon.
ference he said, had decreased more thah WV
since 1860 and it was very difficult for them 10 MAINTAIN
n Conference under the present circumstances
The Rev Mr. Phelps OF the Central Conference favored
the minority report If the old lines were restored nc
said the Black River Conference would Include three
times as much territory the Central Dr. Ives sara
that the Black River Conference would not have oD
iected TO the present boundaries had not the Central
Conference "narried Miss Oneida" 1t was 1.-THE sort
of envy entertained by an elder sister Tor her "ea
ried younger sister," [Laughterl
After long discussion the matter on motion OF Dr.
Curry was referred to Committee of one from each OF
the following Conferences: Black River, Central New
York, wyoming Genesee, and East Genesee The dele
CATION from each Conference instructed to select one
Of its number to act such Committee Wild the request
that they report at as early day possible.
The Rev Dr. Wilde Of Canada, being about 70 return
home thanked the brethren for the kind and generous
entertainment which he had received
The Committee on Missions presented report recon-
mending that three Corresponding Secretaries OF the
Missionary Society be elected by the Conference 10 DO
subject 10 the directions and control OF the BOARD Oh
Managers. and to he employed in conducting the CORE
spondence of the Society," furnishing the Church with
Missionary intelligence. and otherwise as the general
Interests OF the Society require. The report was
adopted and ballot taken but no one was elected Inc
| following was the vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
DECORATION DAY.

At the request of the Memorial Committee
OF the Grand Army of the Republic, minute guns Will be
fired on May 80 from 1Oi m to l2i p m on Governor
Island. The Memorial Committee have ssueda circular
i,in ot,zens IN unte I'm the observance OF the day,
and TO Contribute flowers plants, and money and recall
ing the urgent needs OF the Union Home ana school TOT
soldiers and Sailors Orphans Contributions and SUD
scrptons will be received at tho headquarters OF the
Committee at No Gs Universty-place The Rev. Dr. j;
n Newman and the Rev. DIR. T. De Witt Tamage VIII
deliver addresses in the evening at the Academy OF
Music Joseph c. Pnckney the Grand Marshal, VIII meet
his staff this evening.
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THE McILvAINE DEFALCATIoN-MR. sELMsER
EXONERATED.

The committee appointed by the New-York
Stock Exchange to investigate the affairs OF L. r. sel-
a Co. fully exonerates Mr. selmser from completely
10 the frauds OF his partner, McIlyaine. The house
averaged about 800 day commission profits before the
deiSleau0n. Before Mr. sclmser's departure for the
Springs OF Avon Mr. bcIlvane forbidden "a speoa-
late. but he disregarded t- Injunction and lost heavily
The tbaref 81 nLp!t stock brought D Tor hs account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
PURITY OF TIE CROTON ESTABLISHED.
IMPORTANT REPORT FROM PROF. CHANDLER.

The following important report from Prof..
Chandler on the condition OF the CrotOn was presented
20 the Board Of Health last Saturday.
w-YoRR. May 3D. 1872.
Col EMMENs CLARK, Secretary Dept Of Hedlh.
MY DFAR SIR: have the honor 20 report that nave
completed my examination Of the Croton water, WIN
the following results; , ., 80, 49,. .
The sample was drawn on the llth or May ana was
submitted 10 very careful chemical analysis the re-
,ns of which arc recorded In column No l. In column
No IRE the results Of similar analysis, which was
made in 1862 and which Ia appended for comparison.
The numbers indicate grains in one United States
gallon. 49, - --.... So 49,,
SOLIDS CoNTAINED II ONE GALLON OF CRoIoN WATER
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/. benediction, and invoked

hand extended pronounced them anT tn yoKoa
the descent VI once more and the Bshop removed
Ss stole left shoulder Of oS eaeh % Rs
b,hie and they returned 10 the lower stops OF tnd
Liar while the Bishop intoned the hymn; 'eni
Sreafor spritus" the choir taking up the reiraln.
rho amounting of the hands with the chrsm ioioweu,
and the of was then given ey Se e
enepts and received the last laying of hands Az
the conclusion OF the the Bishop and clergy
while the congregation remained kneelng, ana the
Young clergymen gave their first priesty benedicuon
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A.. A.. .,rorncement OF the failure numbered $500
se comw,ied the fraud in last desperate attempt TO
retrey We himself The Board on motion OF ehrfesldent
Cierke exoncratcd Mr. selmser, VINO u selling MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27
TILE HOMEOPATHIC SURGICAL HOSPITAL.

motion to proceed to second ballot was lost and
the Conference adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-27


l.. A. ROsecranz, A. NJ. Brady, r. V. Robin
son. D. Walter Elliott, who had received the minor or
ders OF the Roman Catholic priesthood on Thursday and
Friday at the Paulst church In West Fifty at
the same church. on Saturday fully ordained priests
BY Bishop ROsecranz OF Columbus Ohio assisted by the
Rev Fathers Dwyer and Young in the presence Of the
Paulist Fathers Hecker, Hewitt. Deshon, HILL Bodfsh
and searles and the Rev. DR. McGlynn Of st. Stephens
ard the Rev. Fathers Donnelly, Mcdowell, Campbell
and Brennan. Soon after a. N. the chorsters and
acoiytes numbering about co. followed by the clergy
IN fl canOnieals, and lastly by Bishop ROsecranz who
che insignia OF his rank upon his bosom the shaDe
OF heavy gold chain and Cross slowly entered the chan
Gel The attendants and candidates for holy orders
hnelt while the Bishop assumed the vestDenls on
the occasion Of POnthcial High Mass. This mass lac
then celebrated and when the first Epstle finished
the four candidates advanced the foot OF the altar
andsneeng before the Bishop, were Intercepted by
him ~ 70 their DESIRES then retiring few steps they
piosfated Themselves while the Bishop aud clergy re-
eed the Ltapy o. the Saints. This ended the pros
trate arose, and again advancing Enelt
beioTe The BiehOy while he and the clergy pres
cot laid their hands upon the head OF each aud
again retiring 10 their former position, the Young
EesS bnelI bile The 5shQp aud clergy, with the night
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IAnnorncemenUI
BURyErr's COCAINE prevents hair falling

BURNETTs COCAINE prevents halr falilnS'
To LET COLD HAVE ITS OWN WAY Is 10
ASSIST IN LAYING coSsuxPoy To CURB THE
MOST rnpony CouGn OR JuDloousr
Dr.. JArSEs ExPEcIoRANT.
Second-story windows, scuttles,, and all the
doors and Of the house protected By HoNsss bDRdh
TELEGRAPH. Ten years practical experience and oohu
through Thousands who using testify TO lis value T. hoA
Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeng
Office Broslsav Beecker ae Of Broomet branch AZ
Broadway hw lacss feathers gloves SS beau
uf1lly cleaned eoati pants, vests cleaned Like new
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go 70 Is; >.
SQUIRE IO Fuion-s showcases Once up stairs aes
direct from tie safe s hands at mAnuaeurers prices
Gents Cashmere Hats, Summer styles, at the
hat Of r. ERsESWEs li3 Nassaus near Spucest
Use DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, and you Will
always have good success in your baking.
BELL SCHyAPPs.-This celebrated beverage
and tonic IS sold BY all grceers and druggists