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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24
THE NEW YORK scHUETzENFEsT.

The closing festivities OF she New York schuetzen
Corps we're celebrated In the ParE at Union NH
yesterday. visitors tnronRed the grounds all day,
and music, dancing, boating, bowling Matches
&C, were INDUCED in. In the evening, when the
three days contest was az an end, there was
grand display OF enthusiasm. Tue prizes were
distributed amid loud cheers and measures OF
foaming beer the king, VINO was crowned and
presented with $50 in gold and magnincent
medal valued &C SIS, was Mr.. @. Bruins, OF Uni
versity place. Captain Airy, OF toe Schuetzen
Corps, won the seconH premium, $50 ~ green
backs Mr.. Bruins was Initiated into the corps
only on last Friday. The carnival was kept up
through the grounds untll an early hour this
morning.
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A.-NO USE OF ANY LONGER TAKING THE
large repulsive gripping drastic AM nauseous pitts
posed OF crude snt puky ingredients. and put In
cheap wood pas.eb0ard boxes. when we can, by
careful Application OF chemical science, extract all the
cathartic aud other medicinal properties the mosh
valuable roots and herbs and concentrate them into
minute granue scarcely Iarger than mustard seed.
that readily swallowed by those OF the
siliye stomachs and IastIdiOus tastes Each OF DR..
PIkkCES PLEAsAsr PuKGArIyK PELLETS represents, I'm
most concentrated form, much crthartic power as
Is embodied In OF the large pills found for sale the
drug From their wonderful catharc power. In
proportion to their size people who have not tried them
apt TO suppose that they are harsh or drastic In
effect but such OF at all the the different active
medicinal principles OF whicn they are composed being
o harmon xcd by the others 70 produce mosE
searching and thorough yet gently AMI kindly operating
cathartc Abe Pellets sold BY dealers In medlctnes
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BURMAH AND BRITAIN.

THE KING GIVES SATISFACTORY EXPLANATIONS TO
QUEEN vIcToRIA-AN IMPORTANT CONCESSION
TO THE BRITISH MILITARY POWER IN ASIA:
LONDON, June g. 1875 "
n IL oficlally announced that the King OF Bur
nah has given satisfactory explanation or mig
OF action 30 Sir Douglas Forsyth the British
Envoy.
War is now considered improbable.
THE RIGHT TO MARCH BRITISH TROOPS THROUGH
TIE BURMESE TERRITORY.
The King OF Burmah has granted to Great
Britain the right to send forces through his
dominions to Western China II requisite for future
expeditions
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THE POPE.

H1s HOLINESS HEALTH MISUNDERSTANDING
TO AMERICANS.
IsPac1AL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE
ROME, June %, 1875.
His Holiness Pho Mono is better in health,
out he walks about with difficulty.
AMERICANS AT AUDIENCE.
The Pope gave audience at the Vatican to-
day to Messrs Dodd and Doyle, of New
Jersey.
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THE M00DY-SANKEY REVIVAL.

PRELATE OF THE STATE CHURCH PRO-
NoUNoEs AGAINST THE AMERICAN MISSION
NEAR EroN-HE signs FOR THE DAYS OF
HIGH CHURCH EXcLUsIvKNEss.
LONDON, June 23 1875
The Bishop OF Chichester, in speech At
uncneon which followed the laying OF the corner
stone OF a chapel at Ardingley. expressed regret
that Messrs. Moody anu Sankey had been allowed
20 hold meeting near Elton.
He contrasted the WEAKNESS OF the authorities
there now with the vigor which had been shown
m former times Then Moody and Sankey might
have fallen on their knees before such privilege
as that recently obtained by them would nave
been granted
CASH BALANCE AGAINST THE REvrvALIsT con-
soLATIoNs.
LONDON, June 23-Evenin0.
The revival preachers have closed their meet
ings in Liverpool
the expenses have exceeded the contributions
~ $1,000.
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THE SCHOONER MARY Chiffon.

TIE AMERICAN SUSPECT IN PORT AT HA-
vANA--HER CREW PRISONERS FOR THE
UNITED Stairs.
HAVANA June 23, 1875.
The schooner Mary Chiffon, previously reported
TO have been abandoned under suspicious circum-
stances, was brought TO this port yesterday.
The members OF her crew under arrest arrived
here to-day, and will leave for the United States
on tho steamer Georgia.
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LADY FRANKLIN.

rHR WIDOW OF THE ARCTIC EXPLORER AT THE
POINT OF DEATH.
LONDON, June 24-6 A. M.
Lady Franklin is hopelessy III.
VERY AFFECTING SCENE.
She BID farewell yesterday TO the commander
OF the Pandora, which went In search Of relics OF
the Franklin expedition and on other exploring
voyages.
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A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1875.
new and dangerous counterleit was discov-
cred at the National Bank Redemption Agency OF
the IS notes OF the First National Bank OF Canton,
iii. This is evidently changed from the plate on
which the counterfeit on the Traders National
Bank OF Chicago and the First National Bank OF
Paxton. III, was printed.
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THE STEAMER OCTAvIA.

DEPARTURE OF THE SUPPOSED FLmUsTER LIST
or PAssENaERs.
HORSE SHOE, N. j.. June %, 1875.
The following IL list OF the passengers on
board OF the steamer octavia, which sailed on the
22d, at eight p. N. -Po Rosado, Fernando l..
Dequeralta, M. @. Barnet Lorenzo CASTILLO, e.
Collazo, r. Gonzalez Q. wetzlar, q. DomInicl, p.
Rodriguez, Il. Conahs. Y. Trujro, r. Trujilo. D..
Dalz, J. Arrange G. oisneros, 8. Benitez, R. Rlvero
NJ. Tilveira, N. G. Cantos. +. Garcia d. Delsol, s.
Ruiz, >. Quinones, NJ Montaya and G. Betancourt.
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INDIAN WAR THREATENED.

OMAHA, Neb. June %, 1875.
Advces from Spotted Tails agency state that
three large war parties left that vicinity on the
Urn inst. one each for the Ponca or Pawnee, Ute
and Snoshone reservations. IL is thought among
posted men that a gigantic Indian war Is about
TO be Inaugurated. Information mas been sent to
the Indian agents.
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THE NOMINATIONS MADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1875
The following additional nominations were
made In the Independent Convention to-day
For secretary or State-W. R0usn.
For Comptroller-Lauren K. Crane.
For Treasurer-F. Baenr.
For Attorney Genera-P Van cha.
Por surveyor Seneral-E. Twlrcnen.
For ,lerk OF the Supreme COurt-Paul Morrii.
For superintendent Of Public Instruction.. W.
Cuenn.
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CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES.

THE oELEsTIALs CoNDoNINo ron MILITARY
OUTRAGE AGAINST AMERICANS.
LONDON, June %, 1875
AdYices from China say that the disorder In
Ohm Kang, growing out OF the arrest OF two
native soldiers for insulting the American Consul
and his wife, has subsidized.
The Chinese have partially satisfied demands
for reparation.
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CHARLES L. SMITH.

Mr.. Charles l. smith, an old and well known
citizen, died yesterday morning In 81. Luke's
Hospital. where he had been sent for treatment
OF soitening OF the brain. MIR. Smith was son Of
the late Colonel Smith and for the past twenty
years has been connected WIN the money and
tue valuable departments Of The Adams and
Harnden's EXPRESS Companies. lie was mem
Der OF the old Fire Department and az the time OF
It's breaking up was ioremen 81 nose Company
No. 81.
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THE DISCOVERIES CONFIRMED By COLONEL
DoDaR.
WASHINGTON, June 90, 1873.
despatch received at the War Department to-
day from Assistant Adjutant General Whipple, OF
General Sherman's staf1, dated St. Louis, Mo-,
June IS, announces that q despatch just received
there from Colonel Dodge, dated Harney's Peak,
June II, reports that gold was found in paying
quantities on French creek. Custer's report Is
confirmed In every particular. Colonel Dodge re-
ports the command is well and in fine condition.
He has written fully upon the discovery and Will
forward his reports nY mail.
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OMAHA Neb June % Is7.

OMAHA, Neb., June 23, 1874
Prominent fronuersmen and army officers ex-
press tine opinion that there will be great trouble
with the sioux, Cheyennes and Arapaches
this summer and fall. Al least nve large war
parties have left the reservations during the last
two weeks. The cavalry in this department are
unable to keep them on the reservations, through
limited numbers. 1t will be Impossible Tor the
soldiers to guard the Black Hills and attend
to the Indians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

In regard to the Pacino Railroad the platform


whereas through improvdent aud inconsiderate
legislation the funds generously Appropriated by tho
ana counties to aid in constructing the Pacific Kali.
road, have been 50 employeI mat small nu nber Of
control the only continental railroad in the
~ stem OF the state. as well as river, steamer
and Terry boats plying upon our interior waers thereby
practically monopoziny, only the entlre overland
tralic but likewise toe general carving trade Of the
trolling these railroads and steamboats, possess ard ex
the 70 arbitrarily make. levy and collect
enact and enforce rules and regulations at their
there can be no relief from tic excessive charges aud
unjust determinations OF the railroad corporations
power which used invariably TO break down all
rival enterprises and ruin their projectors ana falling
and whereas; IN order 70 Ietain tnls powe.
any Legislative relief from being extended the people
the railroad corporations have m the past automatically
State using wealth and influence to elevate schemes
the Legislature and ot6er stations OF truss where they
could vote away the peoples rights until the DONNA
tics and government have become an intoeraole evil;
Resolved That there Is ard can be no safety to good
government capital production so long as the cor
ss IN bs nn ~ Observation-Disclosures 81 law 20
make their own rules and regulations, Or TO estahlsh
unrestricted will and pleasure.
Resolved That the OF freight and fare charged
and collected on the railroads OF California and
steamboats, owned ana operated in connection With
unjust, unequal and excessively nigh and the power
now exercised BY tae railroad corporations IN ma ns
and oppressive manner TO the injury OF individuals and
localities well as the general productive interests Of
the State.
The platform then refers 20 the many monopo-
lies throughout the state, and their deleterlous
effect on the prosperity oi the clllzsns, anu
pledges toe Efforts OF the party to their suppress
sion. It was adopted rlcd UOce. MeSsrs. Estee. OF
san Francisco; Blddle ~ Butte, and Catiln Of sac
ramento. were placed In nomination lot Governor.
without coming 70 vote tue Convention ad-
journed until ten O'Clock A. IA. to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24
NO PIGEON SHOOTING IN JERSEY.

The New Jersey Sportsmen's Club have obtained
permission OF the Board OF Aldermen OF jersey
CITY 20 shoot pigeons az the West side Park once
a month. The Society Tor the prevention OF
cruelty 10 Animals steps in, however. ana the
snort must be abandoned. Special ofhcers have
ben detailed TO prevent the shooting, and n the
ciuD should persist the law, which Is ye.y sttin-
gent Ia IerseT. will De resorted TO.
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OBITUARY..
oRRIN SAGE

A Telegram from Springfield. Mass, under dats
OF the ESQ OF June, reports as follows :-"Urrtn
sage, a prominent and wealthy citizen OF ware,
after whom the town or Usage, Iowa, was named,
dled to-day, aged eighty -four years.
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TRoTTnyG IN NEW JERSEY.
TIE FIRST TRoT.

GENTLEMEN's DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION, PAT
ERsoH, N. J.-FlRsT SPRING MEETIHo-SECoND
DAY, Wednesday, June 23-Purse $780, Tor horses
that have never beaten 49, $275 10 the nrst $3.50
10 the second, SIS e. the third horse mile heats
best three In i've, In harness.
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BELGIUM.

LEdmLATroN AGAINST CONSPIRACY FOR THE
COMMISSION OF CRIME.
BRUSSELS, June %, 1875.
The Chamber of Representatives. mas passed
bill making the ODER TO commit crime an onence,
and prescribing penalties therefor.
The yote stood IS Jeas to nays.
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JOSEPH WILSON. PArMAsrER UNITED srATm

JOSEPH WILSON, FANTASTIC UNITED sTATm
NAVY.
Commodore Nichols commanding the Boston
Navy lard, reports to the Navy Departments In
Washington the death OF Paymaster Joseph VIII
son, United states Navy. which occurred az his
residence at Swampscott, Mass. on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Wilson was native OF Massachusetts,. He
entered service OF tue United states IRON that
Stale on the Gath OF July, In the year 1913. His
latest commission was dated on the Sd or March.
1871 He performed active service at sea during
q period OF eighteen years, his last cruise having
expired In the month OF November, 1861.
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THE CANADIAN SHOE TRADE.
MONTREAL. I'M

MONTREAL. June %, 1875
The shoe and Leather ASSOCIATION have passed
q resolution urging the Dominion government to
grant them an Incidental protection, equal 70 the
United states tArin, on ell kinds OF boats and
sn0es. or Whatever material tney mar be made,
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THE SECOND TRoT.

The ram Of the morning aid not interfere with
the TRACK; II anything IL better than on
the nrst day. The attendance was good. and the
weather hne during tae afternoon To-day there
WIN De two rotting contests and good sport is
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COLONEL B. Q. SAGE.

Colonel B. U. Sage, late superintendent ana
Onief Engineer OF the Atlanta and Richmond AIR
Line Railroad, was found dead In his bed at At
lanLa, Ca, yesterday morning Esd inst.
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NEW PUBLICArION ).

A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT rs GIysx
"a 20 cultivated person than "fhe Cyclope ~ o .ne
Best rhoughp of Charles Die kens:r carealy niexed
beautifully bound Price, s. Compiled ~ Z Hi peon.
tame and published BY 4. J. uALh a $40 @AAA -
street New York
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LONDON CHANGE.

4 FAILURE WHICH INVOLVES MILLION OF
DOLLARS.
LONDON, June %. 1875.
Wilson 4 Armstrong NO. 50 Aldermanbury
have failed.
Their liabilities are $l,ooo,Ooo.
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TURTHER CONTINUATION OF THE GOLD DIS
covERIEs-AN UNAVOIDABLE REPORT FROM
MR. JENNEY, IN cHARaK OF THE SURVEYING
EHPEDTTTox

JHNNEII 5UKVEIINU
EXPEDITION.
CHICAGO, June %, 1875.
The special correspondent OF the Erster- ocean
with the scientific expedition to the Black Hills,
at Camp Harvey. on French Creek Custer's Guch.
sends the following telegram. via Fort Laramie,
OF date June l6:-
Gold In large quantities aud OF good quality has
oeen discovered in Gus er's ouch, on French
OF upward OF seven miles toward the
source or gulch mines. There are scattered
along French Creek Jour different mining
parties, numbering twenty-five men, who have
taken up Claims on ali OF wnich good c0ior has
been obtained. There are also several quartz
lodes which promise rich lurns but the grea
Importance Is attacned to the gulch gold dggings.
When the gold was discovered, the scientists
were at Camp futile ana only arrived mere
yesterday Afternoon, when they were somewhat
astonished at the discovery. 1t Is intended TO
make this the permanent camp, where the COM
train from Lawrence.
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THE CHURCH QUESTION IN GERMANY.

GOVERNMENTAL ACTION AGTNsT RELIGIOUS PRO
CEssIoNs.
BERLIN, June 23 1875
The German government is preparing paria-
mentary measure prohibiting public religious pro-
cessions. f4
THIS Ia aimed &C the Catholics.
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THE AMERICAN FLAG ABROAD.

COPENHAGEN, June %, 1875.
the United states steamers Franklin and Alaska
have passed through the Great Belt, gong south
ward.
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THE SPRING CRUSADE AGAINST HOUSEHOLD
insects full blast Armed with hask 81 KNOWLES
INSECT DESTROYER the marons Of the land are doing
their whole duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

AN INVENTION. MANUFACTURED BY THE
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6s3 Broadway, for per-
manently curing rupture, is which atured
men will look with Delight and admiration forever.
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BEACON PARK RACES.

BOSTON, June 23 1875
There was good attendance at the second
days races at Beacon Park. Two races were run
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81. 500-$900 to the 1rst $3.50
60 second, $3.50 to third 2:3l class; mile heats
best three IN five, In harness. Twelve entries
seven aLaELen.
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DISPATCHES RECEIVED AT THE NAVY DEPART
MENT.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1875.
TWO dispatches were received a. the Navy
Department to-day in regard to the loss or the
saranac. The first was rom Lieutenant Com
mander Saunders, executive onlcer OF that vessel,
dated Victoria, June 81, announcing the
disaster, which occurred on Friday morning, and
his arrival az Victoria TO charter a steamer. The
other despatch was from Admiral Cochrane, OF
her Majesty's steamship Repulse, dated valliJo,
June q. After announcing the disaster the Ad-
miral says
IhAve despatched Her Majesty's ship Myrmidon
10 assist IN every possible way. leave on my
flagship Immediately on the same service
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A-HFRALD BRANCH OFFICE, BRO0KuYN.
corner Fulton avenue and BOerum street
Open from A. ". to 2 r. n.
on sunday from TO p. NJ
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ALASKA BEAVERS, Sc 70, WORTH 50; REGU,
lar a. hat 81 90 genusmens Pearl Cassm8res 81 90
wsrth 81. Straw Hats a specially; money saved In
money made. IS New church street, upstatfk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

WICKED PERSON HAVING CATARRR
should use WoLcorT's CArARRH ANNIHfLAroR. estnh-
lisned II years For pain use PAIN PAINT.
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y
Time, 2:2sh-2:3l-2:29, SO :32-2 :33x-2:3oI-
2:35-2:35h.
The second race, for the 2:22 class, failed TO NIL
and special race was arranged to take It's place
SPECIAL RACE.-Purse $500; 800 to first horse
800 to second. $40 to third; mile heats. best three
N harm Ia fart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

BUY YOUR FOURTH OF July HAT now AND
you won't be Disappointed The demand for kkox,n
HoLrpAY HAT - decidedly aciive, and, his rule II
anrst come hrst seryed,n we recommend early call
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THE STEAMER SARANAC.

THE sHIPwRECKED OFFICERS AND GREY
HOURLY EXPECTED AT yIcToRIA-NcIDENTs
OF THE Loss-PRoMPT ACTION OF HER MA
JEsTY's STEAMERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, June %, 1875.
The following despatch rom ID. Eckstein, United
States consul at Victoria, has Just been received
by your correspondent nere:--
None OF the ships which have gone to the relief
Of the SAranac's crew nave vet returned. / ex-
pect 10 near from them Tonight or tomorrow.
The following are
THE PARTICULARS OF THE LOSS
The Saranac struck rock IN Seymour Narrows,
about ninety miles north OF NanaImo, on Friday
morning. the lSth inst, at S:45' A. Al. sac flied
rapidly and sunk In about an nOur thereafter IN
tnlrty athoms OF water All hands reached the
shore safely no casualties reported. The Officers
and men lave no canvas or anything TO shelter
TO prevent suffering from hunger but
little OF any otAer property was brought
rain storm prevailed on Saturday night, Sunday
and Sunday night, and they must nave suffered
much from exposure. Lieutenant Commander
saunders aud the pilot (George) left the scene OF
disaster ia an open boat short time after the
vessel sunk. They went as far as Sanwlch and
thence TO Victoria Ia a wagon reaching here after
SIX P. NJ. on sunday. having suffered much from
exposure. They immediately engaged the bud
son Bay eompany's steamer otter, which left
the next morning at seven O'CLOCK Tor seymour
Earrows. Lieutenant Saunders aud pilot George
returned In Her Maesty's steamer Myrmlaon.
Started from Esquimalt 81 one o CLOCK, and Her
Malesty's ship Rspulse, wlthuRear Admiral A. A.
CoChraRe, Z. b., on board, at three O'Clock p. NJ.
OF the saule day for the same destination, ready
ana anxious TO
RENDER EVERY ASSISTANCE
in their power. The mali steamer California, from
Sitka, Is fully due hsre and expected to pass IN
close proximity TO where the snIpwrecked people
are encamped.
some one OF these ships is almost certain to ar
rive within q few hours with all on board. nave
made provision to supply their wants on ARRIVAL
here.
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THE DEPARTURE OF THE BENIc1A DELAYED.
SAN FRANCISCO June o. 1875

SAN FRANCISCO, June 49, 1875.
The departure OF the corvette Benicia, Captain
Hopkins. for Victoria will be DELAYED until to-mor-
row or later In consequence OF now being aground
through the fault OF the pilot between mere and
Mare Island. she lies in q secure position, but 1t
will require heavy tuggIng 10 get her Oh. There
Is nothing dangerous In her position, only dis
agreeable delay resulting.
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pESnLERs PILLS ARE THE SURESr AND
safest Kennedy Tor CsILLs FEVER AND hALARrA.
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EvERDELIIs, 500 BR0ADWAY.-ELEGANT
wedding ana Ban Cards nne Note Papers; Engr vina
and PRINTING " every description. Established 1874
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TROUBLE WITH THE SIOUX AND CHEYENNEs
ANTICIPATED BIZ FRoNrERsarEN AND ARMY
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LEON DUMAS, EAU MERvEILLEUSE Is NOT
an enano but neacin. for tins skin Ladies' in
vted test before purchasing, For sale. whele sale
aud retail, AZ No West Twenty 9th street. Hoffman
tfnus ~ nRr
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NOTHING CAN EQUAL TIE TONIC AND M
ygoratng effects OF the fRxuvIAH SYRUP IA protcxids Of
IRON.
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PARTIES OR CORPORATIONS IN NEED or
PRINTING Of any description, whether Railroad In
surance steamship. Commercial, theatrical or Legal.
VIII and u 10 their advantage 10 obtain an estim 10
from the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EEfA BLISH-
MINT. glS Bro1dway. before leaving their orderA