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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14
LOUISIANA LEvEE CONVENTION.

An Effort to Prevent Another Overflow.
NEW ORLEANS, June l3, 1874.
The Levee Convention assembled to-day at the
st. Charles Hotel. The parishes OF Ascension, As.
sumption, East Baton Rouge, Iberia, Ibervllle, La
Fourche. orleans, Ouachita, Paquemne, Pointe
COupGe, st. nard, Sr. Mary, 1erre Bonnie aud
West Baton Rouge were represented Inc object
OF the meeting Is stated to be to devise means to
protect the State rom overf VS. In future,
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ROME.
American Promises OF Recurrent Pilgrimages.

ROME, June 13, 1874.
The pilgrims from America have assured Car.
dinal BorromcO that upon their return to the
United States they VIII advocate the organization
OF pilgrimages to Rome to be made at stated
periods.
The pilgrims have purchased an immense num-
Der OF photographs OF the Pope.
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MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT ARRESTED

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, June 13, 1874.
William McDougall, OF Three Rivers, q member
OF the Canadian Parliament was arrested In this
CITY to-day on a charge OF perjury. He testified
IN the important suit Of Strong w. Dwight, grow
ing OUT OF the Williamsport and Canada Lumber
McDougal Is Henry w. Mayhem, OF Chenango,
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BUSINESS HOUSES DESTROYED,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June IL. 1874.
Nearly a block OF business houses In Canton,
Mo-, was burned yesterday morning. Loss about
$50, 600; insurance $4,000.
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A DISASTROUS FLOOD.

ALBANY, N. r., June 10, 1874.
Information received here from Prattvlle,
Greene county, announces q great Hood there.
which has carried away houses ana destroyed
other property. daughter of Isaac Searles,
named Abby was drowned.
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B T U A R Y.


telegram from Portland. Me-, under date OF
the 18th inst, reports as fCllOws:-"HOn. Virgil D..
Paris, member of the Twenty-nith and Twenty
sixth Congress from Maine, died at his residence
in Paris to-day" Mr.. Paris was born in Maine.
He adopted the profession of law, and, having ac-
CURED good reputation in It's practice, was
elected member OF the State Legislature. lie was
chosen Assistant secretary OF the state Senate IN
1881. He held seat IN tle legislative body OF the
same State from 1888 to 1889 and represented
Maine in Congress IRON 1888 to l841. He was
state Senator from 1912 TO 1S43; United States
Marshal OF Name from 1874 to 1S4s, and United
States Special Mail Agent from 1853 to 1885, He
subse luently held the office OF Naval StOrekeeper
at Klttery, and was Tor a long period, Acting
Governor OF the State. Mr.. Paris was great "
esteemed BY his fellow citizens In every walk Of
lie.
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A JUNE SOW STORM.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. June Is, 1874.
special despatch from Grand Rapids, Mich.
says snow commenced falling at Manton station
on the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad yester-
day morning aud continued Tor some time.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

Retirement OF Rear Admiral G. H.
Scott-NIovement Of Naval Vessels.
KEY WEST, Fla, June 49, 1874
The retirement from the navy OF Admiral G. H.
Scott occurred at noon to-day. The command OF
the North Atlantic fleet was turned over to Cap
tain Renshaw. the senior of1lcer present. with the
usual ceremonies. Statutes were Lred by the
Worcester, Brooklyn aud TlconderOga.
Admiral Scott and star 60 North on the 1eth
per steamer Texas.
fhe Kansas arrived here to-day. en- route for a
two months surveying cruise on the coast OF
Hayu. The WaChusett sa led Tor Savannah on the
l0th. The fleet OF monitors Is to sail the last Of
June.
The New York steamer is two days over due.
Launch of the Enterprise.
PORTSMOUTH, N H., June 10, 1874.
The United States steamer Enterprise was sue
cesslully launched at the Kittery Navy Yard TO-.
day.
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BRAZIL.
Disraelrs Diplomacy Towards the Empire and
thu Argentines.
ROME, June IL, 1874.


It Is stated in diplomatic quar- ers here that tho
British government offered its services to
bring about an amlcaOie settlement Of tie diner.
ences between Brazil and the Argentine Republic
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BILL SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, N. Y. June 10, 1874.
The Governor has signed the &C: 20 incorporate
the State Council o. the order OF United Mechanics
OF the state OF New York. 1t Is designated as
Chapter No. $50.
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THE LOUISIANA SUFFERERS.
The Delegation for Soliciting Aid in tho
North at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1874.
The Louisiana deleg ltlon, appointed to visit
Northern cities in behalf OF the sufferers OF that
section OF the country, addressed meeting Of
merchants here to-day, and explained the deplor-
able condition of the people OF their State. The
delegation was introduced 10y Colonel FOrney
After addresses several subscriptions were
made, ana the subject OF raising additional funds
for the sufferers was referred to the Board Of
Managers Oh the Chamber oil Commerce.
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or Rupture Cured.-The late
~ 49, 81 20, No street htvi dissolved
.m o,hs !arge stock OF SILK ABDOMINAL BELTJ
othep TI,ssaASS iiG aaDDS and EADICAb CURE and
y', nennu ssES SUPPORT RS SusPr kSORIpS xc
hr, . vu W. ,ae surgical Razar Broadway ar
,anr;y.a ~ Steel where they selling off at great
""'AA'o w 'Vi"iet partner oi sarsh a Coz.
, GEORGE CALDWELL.
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SPAIN AND THE HOLY SEE.
The Madrid Republic May Claim to Veto Vat
lean Election.

MADRID. June Is, 1874.
The hnparcta1 (newspaper) says that In the
event OF the death vi the Pope the spanish govern
ment will, In the election OF his successor CLAIM
the privilege OF veto that formerly accorded to
the King OF Castillo
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SCHOONER DIsMASTED,

BUFFALO. N. Y, June 10, 1874.
The schooner Pansukee, Captain }. Mcdowell,
upward bound, with cargo OF coal, was dismasted
In gale last night, Off DunKirk. She ID now be.
Ing lowed into port
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FIRE IN A LUNATIC ASYLUM.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June IL, 1874
There was q slight fire In the unatic asylum at
lie xington last nignt. The loss was only $4,000.
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TIE RESERVOIR INQUEST.

NORTHAMPTON Mass, June Is, 1874.
The jury Of inquest concerning the death OF
John Atkinson, or, rather, upon the recent Mill
River disaster, met here to-day, but the evidence
not being all transcribed, adjourned without &C.
tion until Monday the 18th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

A.-Rupture and Physical Deformities
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH at No Vesey street.
opposite St Paul's church.
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N ~ xv;... y
Mos4uftO ~ o. l. Krsry an0Pies,
from S. So 'nue, near Twentv'fhi,S 49,.
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ssPhaIon Hair Invfx0rssa~ Not .
hsircoornv oil pomadc bat sit'nnn aa eatfrtdj
stmuian NJ which keeps the hbres alwa~s ana
growing Sold by all druggists. Try " rue L0x
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FIRE In BOSTON.

BOSTON, Mass, Juno Is, 1874.
wooden building on Water street, near the
Navy Yard occupied by Gctchell Il Eldridge, hoe
manufacturers. and for other mechanical purposes
was burned this morning. The loss Is $4,000.
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LAKE DISASTER.
P0Rr CnLRnRNE I

PORT CoLBoRNE, Canada, June 49, 1874
The schooner Annie Falconer coal iaden, for
Kingston, supposed to have struck on a rock In
the canal last evening" Is sunk anout three miles
from here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

A.-Silk Elastic StOclkings. Belts. Kneo
Caps Abdominal Supporters, duspe nso1y Bandages
Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MASH Truss office,
No. Vesey street Lady in attendance
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Warranted.-FOur 10 SAX Hotties OF DR..
PlERCf'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY are war
rane TO cure SAT- aheum or letter AMI the worst KIND e
Ramp es ON the face: to 10 Ties are wArrane -
clear me system Bolts Csrbln;es and ores FOUR
to six bottles warranted the worst KIND 81
Eryspcias and Botehes among the hlr Sx 70 ten bot
ties warranted TO cure Runnans OF the Ears ana
Corrupt or Running Ulcers Eighi 70 len bottles arc
warranted to cure Scro Gus Sores ant swellpgS 1--WE
to six bottles are warranted g cure Liver Complaint
WON DER TO nERSaLF.
TANKTows, Delaware county, Ohio March 10 l671
To Dr. II. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, ~. " II
Your DISCOVERY needs oly lair trial ana IL Will 4o
ali you recommend to do AM NOR too When was NJ
teen cang,t cold ana 'or tw nty-e eight years have
AMI doc,ors' bills have run up az times 10 sau aud
gave up an hope ast sPrins Of living tne summer
toll m, husband after Ieadin hat i was toe late 9:
aud bought two bottles ana ouii Il was helping N:
very much. since l4 was trouiled with cttarrh and
sore throat, anu wa, amos: entirely dear IN one ear.
ant pam in my head Now my head L as sound as
your D,.Co'elY II has cured me Of caarrh sore
throat heart disease spine fc un AMI torpid liver. ny
liver was very had Ny sain was 49, roish When pas
smooth and soft chd'S In colc Us on will say
have been well tor three months. am wonder 10 my
self ana friends This imperfect stateln0ues
halfhas not been told Yours with respect.
HESIES LACKEY.
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Raven & Co.'s Celebrated Ptanos,
che spest best l6 and k8 West Fourteenth street. near
Sixth avenue. Organs, $40
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GERMANY.
Death Of q Prussian Statesman.

BERLIN, June Is, 1874.
Baron August Won der He DIT. formerly Minister
OF Finance lor Prussia, Is dead.
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A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
gums BISCOIINE GoOD for infants DELLUC CO.
6sS Broadway are the soe prop rietors and
Paris agents ROB-. RTS 4 co, - Place Vendono,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

Parmly's Silver a. sbeow sanr,saa Hat
No 2li SIKH avenue, four docA> 0u 'sehtn street.
At
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CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER,

AT St. Jonn. Cah for numbering bis vile. was
convicted OF mansaughter and sentenced to two
years. imprisonment and Punishment from the
colony on exDiratiou OF the tenn Of imortsOnruepts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

| rvins Disrrh@a, Dysentery ana
MarS NFANTuM POWDERS Sold by ali drus.
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Barrv's Trio pherOus.-The Hair Can.
wi her become thin, but grow and flour ish,
if dressed ally with this matches article Try it. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

Awnings for WimdOws.-Prices Greatly
reduced. Orders by mail prompt attended TO At
TYLEk'S, 379 BOwery, corner u Flf.h street
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Gr.efeubcre Marshalrs Ca,holicon.-

Attention called to the following referring the vir
this remarkable medicine :srAPLxT0N, s. L. juno
s. 1s74-GRAEvrSnRnG CoxrAsy-D.AR srRs-I have used
your Marshals Catholicon and would recommend IL to
others who suffering from female complaints. For
two have been unable to walk up and down stairs
any exeron without suffering very severely
could not attend sunday school, three blocks from my
home without being sick for week afterward am
now using the fith bottle OF your Cathoicon and
take long walks sweep or use any exercise without
trouble. ee greatful Tor the beneht medicine
has been to me that II knew one who was suffering
would Bonded knee II beg OF them try
your Cathocon. II any one Is not satisfied with thx
simple statement they can call TO see me or write and
Will answer MARY A. SISCO.
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Wedding Invitations, Elegant Styless-
Foreign Note Papers; Crcrs, MonOsrama General
Engraving. JAMES EvkRDELL, 3N broadway. No
taOliShcd 1874.
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A.-BrOOl<s' Boots and SHOES, the Largest
assortment in the city, established lS8 at 1876
Broadway corner Twenty min n street
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schillberg's Gorm@n Ointment-FOr OfA
Sores Piles. Ac., late 90 B)wery Medicine manufac-
turers depot. GREENE, Al Maiden lane.
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Ladies and Gentlemen Can Dine ~
D0NOvAN'S Restaurant No o East Twelfth street, toe
III 81 wine and coffee included.
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A.-China md Glass Ware Given Away
tamosD. EDWARD d. BASSFoRDS. Cooper Institute
Building corner stores).
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STRIKE OF THE OHIO MINERS.

COLUMBUS, June Is, 1874.
Special dispatches from Nelsonville report
everything quiet. The pickets were taken on at
the mines this morning and twenty-five deputy
sheri0s, from Athens. were sent to preserve order
Governor Aliens private secretary has ISSUED an
order requesting the President OF the Miners
Union to restrain members OF the Union from
going 10 u MINES and inducing or forcing col
ored men to leave. The order is Obeyed and no
trouble whatever Is app ehended now.
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A.-RefriGators the most reliable
warranted filed with charcoal EDWARD d. BASS
FORD, Cooper Institute BuIluing corner stores.
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Governor KellOgg's Movements.
NEW ORLEANS, June l3, 1874.
Governor Kellogg left Tor Washington this even
ing on state business connected with the overflow
and levees. He will also visit New York in con.
nectlon with the railroad interests OF the STATE.
He expects to be absent not more than ten days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

Corns, Runtons, Ingrowing Nails, &C.,
cured without pain CORN CURE, by mail, 5Oc.
Dr. RICE, I89 Broadway, near Dey street
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COnsump tiOn-A Genuine EMectual
REMEDY Tor hopeless Consump ion, liberated Lungs
Coughs Pneumonia, from eminent retired physician,
Tor nvalids sending address stamp PHYSICIAN
b0x office.
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A. Kitchen Cooking Utensils CVOode n
ware) at low hgu EDWARD u. BASSFORD, C0Oeer
Institute Building, corner stores
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A.-Citizeus and Strangers Who Desire
a tasty and elegant summer HAT OF superior quail y
should call at ESPENSCHhID'S Manufacturer. ID
knss
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

30 Per Cent Reduction In the Prices Of
CARPETS and OILCLOrHS at j. G. FISHER 4 CO. q
II Fourth avenue, opposite Seven h street.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Al A. III.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Al A. IL. J
Probabilities.
For New England clear weather and northwest
70 southwest winds VIII prevail during the day,
with low temperature and rising barometer.
fcs THE MIDDLE STATES GENERALLY CLEAR
WEATHER, VARIABLE WINDS A SLIGHT RISE OF
TEMPERATURE AND STATIONARY OR FALLING BA-
RoMETER.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States partly
cloudy weather and light rains near tins coast
with northeast winds, veerng 10 sOutherly,
slignt rise OF temperature and continued high
barometer In the first named district.
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley, generally
clear weather. easterly or southerly WINDS rising
temperature and falling barometer.
For the lake re ion and the Northwest partly
cloudy weather, local rams from Michigan south
eastward to the Missouri Valley. southeast to
southwest winds. stationary to rising temperature
and slowly falling barometer.
The Mississippi River Will rise at stations above
Memphis and below Davenport.
The Lower Missouri River will remain stationary
or fall slightly during SUNDAY.
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Cramp in the Limbs and Stomach
Pain in the stomach, bowels side cured by tho
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY LINIMRNT
Purely vegetable and all.healing The great internal
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record viii show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours, in
comparison with the correspond ng day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at HudnuG's
Pharmacy, HERALD Buiidiug:--
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A.-Ruptured People Cannot Afford to
tho antquated metal russcs that the comfort
able ELASTIC TRUSS, 683 broadway, sOOn perina-
nently Hernia Worn night and day with no Ia
convenience.
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OF ULPHUR BATES too well known 10 require
comment. The effects OF GLENN'o SULPHUR SOAR in
the bah are truly electrical eompetey leodorzine of
tire surface OF The boiy Sold BY druggists at Is
per cake. one box three cakes w cents
G.. N. CkIrTENrON. Proprietor.
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Cancer Cured without the Knife Oh
pain by Professor N. COMINS. NJ D. ii3 East Twenty
six { street
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John Blair.

John Blair, OF the firm OF Rpuss. Bell & Co., of
this city, has just died in New York. He was born
May 10. 1924, In CarrlckIergus. Ireland. He
went with the early tide OF emigration
to Australia, where he founded the Mel
bourne Argus newspaper Whilst In this
enterprise he organised and pushed to q success.
full conclusion the railroad from Melbourne
to Ballarat, the first railroad made in Austria ASIA.
He was also a large stOckholder ana an extensive
operator In the gold mines OF Australia, and was
last coming to the front rank OF the leading Capt.
taiists there, wnen he was suddenly called home
TO Ireland by the death OF almost his entire family
This heavy afnction, together with financial dis
asters caused by his absence, turned his course TO
America, where, broken down in the lifelong hopes
OF his early struggles, shattered In health, the
stout-hearted old man began over again the bat
ties oil lie in the mercantile business New YORK,
where he has been called away from a long and
earnest struggle against adversely.
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PARK n TTI,FORD,


LENTA ARABICA FOOD to the stomach, nerves. lungs
and liver curing dyspepsia indigestion CONSTIPATION
diarrhma, acidty, palpation slice pcssncss debility
wasting cough asthma fevers Consumption low SORTS
Depot In New York JOHN 4. HENRY. CURRAh Co.,
Nos and College place.
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A.-Scalp Diseases.-B. G. Perry, tn,
skilfu Dermat ologist No 40 Bond street. New YorK
al ruptve AMI other scalp Diseases also Failing
Loss and prematulely Gray Halt and Dry. Moist ant
scay Dandruf Special attention given to children
hair.
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Freclkles, Tan
and all Brown Dis olora ask druggist for PER
RY'S MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION. Depot ~ Bond
stree, New 70 K. Beware of imitation.
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.yerage temnera ture Yesterday 49,.

Average temperature yesterday. ......-..... 81
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year .......................... 65X
Average temperature Tor last week ....... "a IT
Average temperature or corresponding
week last year Observation-Disclosures, IS 81
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A.-For Pimpies on the Face, Black
Heads or Flesh Worms obtain Of your druggist rERRY5
COMEDoNE AND PIMPAE NEMEnY the great skin
medicine. or consult Is C. PERRY Dermafolosist ~
Lond street, New York.
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DIR. n. Felix Couraud.-Dr, n, rel

DIR. II. Felix Gouraud.-Dr. II. Felix
GOURAUD, No tS BOND street, appears to have 10
studied the OF actvsm us TO thoroughiy under
means Of relieving all the imperiections which the
human skin is liable TO- His Investigations have re-
tendency of whichis to promote all that Is compile xon
ally pure and to destroy everything that has tendency
Sc ss
soar, the PouDR SuBTILE Z, the ORIENTAL CREAM,
WHITE. Any one who has ever used these cosmetic
miracles will understand that each OF then has duty
to eertorm that Is exclusive y its own The INDICATED
burn. Erysipsias scaid Head, Salt R6eum, BARRIERS
Itch. Moth. old Sores and Bites Of every kind The
and cheeks. The LILY WHITE subdnes and soften. tie
harshest compile xions, and the POUDRE SUBTLE re-
moves all supcrbuous hairs.
DunvilIe & Co., the Irish DistilIeries,
the World. Teer OLD Do IaisH WHisKEY is recon-
mended by the medical profession in prefer I:
ssss BranoS HaSdrs Street New YORK.
Dyspepsia-Cures Observation-Disclosures
pYfspEpsfA sPEciFic for the last two years and can
CERTIFY TO s beneficial eec in every case OF dyspepsia
p Sar. %e
Bible House, corner Fourth avenue and Asor place"
Exercise.-J. Woods Gymnasium,
Twenty eighth street. Fifth Boxing Fenc-
ing &c., taught hyeminent professors private tram
inG for running, walking rowing, &C.; corpuieucy
duced by sale and efficient process Call for circular
ablished 1s26.-Great Re-
auc"o" III p''''' WILLIAM H. LEE
1879 Fulton street and 217 Canal street. New York.
large assortment OF new patterns Of Library Parlor
SasIs so spa ae sa 4 sED
at very low prices.
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A.-Burlke's Silver Gray Cashmere Hat
Is the correct style. Novelties In summer HATS. III
Broadway, Park bank Building
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A.-Wlnes, Brnndies, Clarets, Finest
grades, by case, gallon OF bottle
JOHN Kinds, Importer. 255 Eighth avenue.
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Camphor, 35c. q Pound; Atkinson's
White Rose 55c. bottle Lubins Hair OIL COS. bottle
william u. GILES L CO. Chemists, IS sixth aYonue.
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James #. Do Peyster.

At the age Of eighty.0ne years, James r. DE
Peyster, one OF the very few survivors OF the war
OF 1872 In which he served as captain, died IN this
city. Mr.. De Peyster ranked among the most re-
spected OF our citizens. and at the time OF MS
death, Notwithstanding his advanced age, hed
many important positions OF trust. A member OF
the Protestant Episcopal faith, ne was honored
with the positions OF treasurer ana lot years rep
resented mis- church IN the conventions. lie was
President oil the New York Dspensary, Governor
OF the New York Hospital and treasurer Of the OLD
BleecKer street savings Bank, In years gone by.
lie was true philanhr0pist, man Of generous
instincts and contributed largely to many private
as well as public charities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-14

and the Art CT PIE asng-a bright and witty little book
full OF entertainment and instruction the fascinating
subject OF beauty and its preservation among
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