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THE IRISH-AMERICAN RIFLE MATCH.


THE FIRST SHOOTING AT THE TARGETS IN IRE
LANb--rHE NATIONAL IRISH OVATION TO THE
AMERICANS COMMUNICATES INVITATIONS
FROM DISTINGUISHED SOURCES.
DUBLIN, June 10, 1875.
The members OF the American rifle team re-
NAMED quietly at their hotel to-day.
PRELIMINARY SHOT.
tomorrow the Americans Will shoot In match
arranged by the Irish rnemen Tor the purpose OF
selecting the four best irish SHOTS to form team
TO compete for the All Ireland Challenge Shield.
THE RANGES.
The ranges for ro-morrow's match VIII De 500,
700, 1000 and LOO ards. The Americans enter
.or the purpose OF gaining a knowledge OF the
ground. as did the Irlshmen last year In the pre-
nminary matches at Creedmoor.
THE NATIONAL RECEPTION FETE CONTINUED.
The enthusiasm for the Americans is hourly in
creasng. Large crowds OF people continue TO
assemble in front of their hotel and indulge in
demonstrations or welcome TO the visitors.
Invitations TO entertainments are pouring in
npon the Americans rom all quarters Among
the noted OF these is one from the Fellows OF
Trinity College, inviting the team TO banquet ON
Iune &C. and one from the Freemasons OF Dublin
10 the Masonic msmbers OF the team to O frater-
nal banquet.
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him innocent or acrive participation IN the TaunA
Heretofore the idea or innocence has attached Y
MN Tor the reason that the proof diu nos reaSs
him rs II did the others. Now the PROOF mas
reached him. and we will, no DOUBT. DC aoIe V
convince an unbiased Jury ~ his gulf.
'now about the Tweed criminal indictments
do YOU TANK they viii he pDshedY'
al nave not the slightest DOUBT that thcJ
Will be vigorously pushed.n said Mr.. OConOr.
'.fhe report that Judge Davis mad issued war.
rant on the stale indictment against Mr. Iweed
Tor forging Mayor HAMS signature has caused
some comment around town, Mr.. O'Conor ~ be-
ing claimed ihat as ne Is under S3,OOOO 600 ID the
civil sults the act is vindietlve, ana intended 10
subject Tweed TO the indgnly OF being locked up
In the iomDsn
castcally. 'You mean ncarcerated. am sorry
any such impression has got abroad, Tor the pros
ecdtors OF Tweed are ABOVE any such smalness.
IL l. their intention 70 get LOT me city
what has oeen stolen from y. ana
TO leave the robbers OF the past az
an example to warn o sas II rooI Seasn,n 2,
public officers even through fear, that honesty u
the best policy, they VIII have done inucn. Al
the evil cases VIII DE relentlessly prosecuted,
and, although mucn time may be spent, no enors
Will be relaxed until the end"
AS he always does when speaking OF the men
who have dlssipated the public confidence, MI
OiConor spoke with vigor, and one listening "a
him could not mistake the earnestness OF MS 10.
tentions. Gradually the conversation drlited 70
the decision OF the Court OF Appeals. Inc re-
porter mentioned that, In support of the opinion,
one OF the judges had cited an opinion OF ms tMr.
0'Conor'sl, expressed IN an argument before the
Ever SINCE was student nave had put one
opinion regarding tue subject. IL Is that the
State mas 10 right TO Try man Tor more than one
offence at time or TO sentence him Tor more
than one at a tlme You VIII remember that nae
nothing 70 do with tne criminal proceedings
against Tweed further than advising the lnulct'
ment. II / mad my position would nave 0een veIJ
awkward. The decision IL every way conforms 70
my idea OF the law, although the trying OF US
points on habeas corpus proceedings was very
craity.p
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

COMPTROLLER GREEN FRIGHTENs THE BOARD
IT Is TO APPEAL TO HIM FOR IT'S MONEY.
The regular meeting OF the Board or Education
was held yesterday afternoon, President William
II. Nelson IN the chair ana a iull Board present.
The CITY superintendent presented his report
for the month OF May, In which period examina-
tons were held IN the schools Of the First, second
Third, Fourteenth. Twenty.thlrd and Twenty
fourth wards and part OF the Twelfth and Twenty
second wards-In all s5s classes.
The superintendent OF Truancy reported that
from June to June 10, 67s cases had been inves-
ngated by him and his assistants. OF this num-
Der 275 were kept from school by various minor
causes, 1ls whose residence could not be found.
leaving 200 iruants and non-attendants, OF
which number 235 were placed in school. 10 COM
United by police judges and IS Withdrawn rom
school. the escape u truants nom Randars
Island was also reported.
Mr.. GREEN AND THE BOARD
The Committee on Bylaws recommended the
CONNIE ncemeat OF mandamus proceeding against
pended moneys 81 the appropriation Tor school
purposes 10 be expended ~ the Board Of Educa-
ton Tor ITS legitimate purposes. Mr. wetmOrc
moved TO use persuasive measures insfead or
going to law. Mr.. Man suggested That the Presi-
dent OF the Board consult with the Comptroller
before commencing legal proceedings. MIR. Wood
hoped that the Board woulu not demean them
selves oy be glng Oh Andrew IL. Green TO do what
the right. Ihe Board was entitled To uisDurse
the moneys, and, lie believed, ought 10 demand
IL, even Ii IL need be Dv law. Mr.. jenkins de-
Tended the action OF Mr.. Green ana spoke IA favor
OF concilistory measures. Mr. West declared
that MIR. Green would never YIELD one i0ta untlt
co.'s PEELED ny law. Ine Board OF Education was
entitled TO the disbursement ~ its own
money MI. Townsend remarked that the Comp
troIler had In MS reply 70 the Committee on
Bylaws, thrown the SUBJECT 10 the Board. sun,
AIR. Green was an obstinate man and mIgnt
throw the Board into an endless hummer OF Jaw
SUITS, he hoped the suggestion 81 Mr.. Man would
ne adopted. Mr. Man couldn't believe thar the
Comptroller w0uld retahate by Withholding tue
salaries OF teachers, ana he proposed therefore
that the suit be an amicaUle one.
motion tuat tile President call upon the
Comptroller for the purpose Oi seeing whether an
amlcaDle settlement cannot be erected, bus ii no
amicable settlement can be made legal proceed.
lngs be at once commenced, was nnally unanl-
mously ADOPTED.
Inc Board then adjourned.
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SACRED HEART CENTENNIAL.
ANNIVERSARY or THE APPARITIoN or TIE
SAVIOUR TO THE BLESSED MARIE ALAcoQUE.

ANNIVERSARY or THE APPAMTIoN or TIE
sAyIoUR TO THE BLESSED MARIE ALAcoQUE.
Yesterday. In accordance with the Ponti1cal
brief OF Plus TX, issued in April. commencing TO
the faithful a special observance OF the 16tn OF
June as devotional day, pious Catholics Of Doth
sexes Hooked to the various Catnoiic churches in
the city testify their devotion the Church and
It's chief pastor. The event intended 10 be soem-
nized was the second centennial anniversary OF
the appearance OF our Saviour 10 the Blessed Marie
Alacoque; and, IN view of the peculiarly emDar-
RAISING position OF dis Holiness at the present
time, His Emlnence Cardinal McCioskey issued
pastoral letter TO the clergy OF the diocese spe-
cially exhorting the attention Of their respective
nocKs TO this act OF devotion. The Roman Sacred
Congregation OF Rites decreed certain
FORMULA OF PRAYER,
the recital OF winch. coupled with partaSinG OF
the sacrament according 10 the rules or the
Church, would enttle the penitent TO a plenary
indulgence. Yesterday the Pope's brief and car
dinal McCloskey's letter were read at he ordinary
masses III each church AT the Cathedral there
was nign mass celebrated by Father Kane, and
picture OF the Sacred Heart. In St. stephens
church. where the ceremonies ana ritual OF the
Roman Catnolc Church are most carefully 90,
served the formal act OF conservation was read
at all the masses and the usual sabbath services
followed. In the afternoon and evening two
SPECIAL services were held The latter began at
nalf-past seven l.. M, ana at II the Rev. Charles
McCready preached TO Il large congregation IN
explanation o. the meaning OF
THE ACT or CONSIDERATION,
and what the devotion implied. The beautiful
picture OF the SAVIOUR wltn the Sacred Heart eN-
posed, formed the centre piece of an altar. winch
hau been most laVlsny uecked with noral ofer-
ings the CUTS OF the many devout ladies' OF the
parish. The Rev. Dir. McGyn tue pastor OF the
church, by special request OF tne ladies OF the
Sacred Heart, was invited 10 preach before the
religious aud their pupils at their conventat Mall
haLtanville.
At all the other Catholic churches an unusual
number Of the faithful were eager to avail them
selves OF the occasion, ana thronged the various
edlnces all daY long. The story OF this devotion
"A n T
having It's origin IN miraculous apparltton 10
devout lady, Nine. Marie Alacoqu", VINO IS as
religious devotee IN tine Convent Of Paray-le-
Monial, founded by one OF the purest and, at the
same time, most learned OF great Catholic d.
vines-the Illustrious Francis de Sales. Hence 1t
IS That Puray -le Monial always forms an objective
point for pious French plgrims-
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Won ARNIM'S TRIAL.

THE PUBLIC PROSECUTOR DEMANDS SENTENCE
AGAINST THE Ex-aIINIsTER.
BERLIN June l6. 1875.
The trial OF Count Won Arnim was resumed be-
fore the Kammerge RIGHT to-day.
rhe Public Prosecutor concluded his argument.
He demanded the imprisonment OF the Count be.
cause ne was guilty OF emoezzlement in the mat
ter OF abstfacting documents received in an
oficial capacity
WAITING FOR THE JUDGMENT.
After arguments for the defence by Dockhorn
and Munckel the Court announced that judgment
would be delivered on the gath inst, and ad-
iourned.
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LONDON CHANGE.

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS INVOLVED IN oNR FArLUR +.
LONDON, June 10, 1875.
IL is reported that the liabilities OF Alexander
Collie a Co., commission merchants, who have
failed, amount 80 $4,000. 000
ADpITIoSAL FAILURES REPORTED.
LONDON, June le-Evening.
The 1rm or Rainbow & Holoerton, OF St. Helen's
place. London, have failed. In consequence or the
suspension OF Alexander collie a Co. Their ia
olnties are estimated at from s5OoOO to s75O,ooo.
ROBERT BENSON A CO.
The Echo announces the suspension OF Robert
Benson Co. on account OF the Fothergill fan
nres ana because remlttances from the Unlled
states were withheld.
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THE AGREEMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, June 16, 1875.
IL IS understood that the agreement between
the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and ohio Rail
road companies Is for a period OF ten years, the
companies to agree upon moderate rates between
all competing points, which will be maintained by
both. The contract can only be terminated by
resolution or the respective boards.' special
committee Is TO be appointed by each
board to whom shall be referred all
matters Of Inference, If any, that may
ARISE relative to the practical worklDg
OF the arrangement, and with power 10 adjust all
complaints between the two companies the
Pennsylvania Railroad company opens It's lines
between philadelphia ana New York TO the Bal
tlmore and ONO Railroad on the same terms that
they give other connecting roa ds at Philadelphia.
This agreement, IL Is believed, Will be OF a
permanent character. It's understood the details
Of the agreement Will not be published.
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THE FRONTIER DIFFICULTIES

GALVESTON, Texas, June 16 1875.
A special despatch from Brownsville TO the
Galveston Nelns says -
se-s from Mexico shows that a revolutionary
spirit Is prevailing now. IL Is believed that Gen.
eral FuerU Will not come to the frontier.
Tne Uody OF Mcmahon, school teacher, was
found near Mosquito Rancho on Saturday last
The head, arms and legs were severed ON the
body.
One or the raiders Killed by McNeelys men had
on McMahon's clothes This TACT Will be estaO-
hshed by afndavit The result OF McNeelys fight
Il thirteen Mexicans Killed ana one wounded. IL
Improves by investigation. McNeely's company
u encamped near wnere the railroad crosses
put out at the defeat OF the raiders 10y McNecy,
and swear they Will have three 20 one. Some OF
the recaptured cattle belong 10 men living more
man 200 miea rom the Rio Grande. Tue stock in
western Texas - very much scattered Tor want
OF proper atten ton, The herdsmen rearing Next
sac raiders. Tue report Of a ignt between ranch-
ers ana cattle thieves, anu the killing o. Captain
Togben, OF C0rtinais forces, was not verified.
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THE AMERICAN FLAG ABROAD.

GERMAN CROWN HONOR TO UNITED STATES
NAVAL OFFICERS TO SAIL FOR THE BALTIC.
BERLIN, June 16, 1875.
The Grown Prince Frederick william OF Ger
many to day gave audience TO Admiral Worden
ina the American naval officers accompanying
him.
The United States Minister, Mr.. Davis, intro
auced the officers 10 the Crown Prince.
BASQUETING IN A PALACE
After the audience the Americans were enter
tanned at dinner at the new palace at Potsdam.
TO SAIL FOR THE BALTIC.
Admiral Worden ana his officers viii proceed 20
Hamburg on Friday. when the American squadron
VIII sail INN ediately for the Baltic ports
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FATAL . EXPLOSION.
SIX PERSONS KILLED by THE EXPLOSION OF
FIREwoRKs-sEvERAL WOUNDED.


BOSTON Mass. June l6, 1875.
At three P. VI. to-day terrible explosion oc-
CURED in a large two story building on the
Marshes, near the corner or Kembe and Farm
ham streets, used by G. +. Martin as manu-
factory OF fireworks and pyrotechnics. Ten men
and boys were employed in the building at the
time, only one OF whom escaped unin-
jured. without moments warning the build
ing blew up with terrific report, and
the confused mass OF in1ammable material at once
TOOK fire ana entirely consumed before any
assistance could be rendered by the Fire Depart
ment. six bodies, burned and charred beyond
recognition. were taken from the ruins John
Woods, a carpenter. who was at work near q
windo v. jumped ont and escaped. he stated that
a sudden presentiment came over HIM that some
thing terrible was about TO happen, which
prompted him to escape. he had proceeded
barely twenty feet from the building when the ex-
ploson occurred.
Thomas Hurley, Michael Trinity and william
MeelJn were rescued from the ruins, all seriously
IL not fatally burned ana bruised.
Tue bodies OF Thomas Dooey, Herbert Meelyn,
John Mcnamara, Thomas Cochrane, John Ii. Kel-
ley and william Burri were taken from the debris
oil the building charPed and burned as to be be-
yond individual recognition.
The cause or the explosion is unknown.
LOSS on building and stock $50, 200; no insur-
ance.
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II sa sad commentary upon our boosted ciyllization
that the women times have degenefaed IL neatn
ami phy saue they literally OF invaiids-
pale, nervous, feeble AMI backachy with only here
there noble exceptions III the persons OF the
robust buxom ladies characteristic Of the sex IN Gays
gone by large experience. covering period
OF years and oracing the treatment OF many tlou-
sands OF these ailments peculiar 10 women, Dr.
Fierce, Worlds Dspensary, Bufalo y. j.. has
perfected, by the combination OF certain vegetable ex
tracts natural specific winch lie dnes not cNtOl as
cure-all, but which admirably iutls snSieness
purpose beng most Dgsltive and reil Die iehcdy
those weaknesses ana complaints taat anllct the
Of the present day rms natural specific com.
pound is called DIR. PIERcz'S FAvoRfrE fRksCRlPTIoN
rhe following among those diseases in which tins
wonderful medicine has worked cures us II by magic
and with certainty never before atttined Dy any
medicines Weak back, nervous and general debility,
falling and other disbursements OF internal organs. ro
sulting debility and lack OF Strength IN natural
supports internal fever congestion, indian nation ana
liberation and other chronic diseases incl
dent women not proper to mention here, in which,
as well as in the have been enumerated the
Favore Prescription effects cures-the marvel OF the
world II will not do harm IN any state or conditio9
OF system aud by adopting Its use the invali lady
NAV AVOID that OF ordeals, the consulting OF
family physician. Favorte Prescription is sold BY
dealers in medicines generally.
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BANK ROBBERY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 1e 1875.
Yesterday afternoon a robbery was committed
on the Central Bank OF Ridenour, Cones & Co.,
the amount taken being about $1,000. Two men
and a woman registered early In the day at the
Bates House under false names. Shortly after
noon the woman took hack and drove to the
bank. where two accomplices were In waiting.
There were but two clerks in the bank at the
time While one went out 10 wait on the woman
and the other was engaged in conversation the
third accomplish made the haul. The thieves then
met at the depot ana left the city, going West A
late telegram announces that all have been
captured az Lafayette and are on their way back,
though the correct names are not yet known.
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FRANCE AND THE PAPACY.

rHE NATION coNsEcRATED TO THE SACRED
HEART OF JESUS
PARIS June 10, 1875
The Archbishop OF Paris to-day laid the founda-
hon stone OF new church the heights OF
Montmartre, dedicated to the Sacred Heart OF
Jesus. The ceremonies were solemn and i'm
posing.
THE PEOPLE, THE POPE AND THE ARIsToCRAcY.
The attendant throng INDUCED in frequent cries
Of "Long live His Holiness Plus IX.ln
The Duke de Nemours and many other persons
Of rank were present.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, IT, 87a-mIPLE SHEET.

OF the chairman Alderman Gunizer. several wit
nesses were subpanAed but did not appear. lt
Is understood mat tive Aldermen have NJ power.
under The cnarter, 10 compel attendance Of wit
nesSes.
Mr.. George J. Smit was yesterday appointed
CITY Marshal IN place of Mr.. Webb. resigned.
william 4. Leslie, Du mean, Sherman Co.'s ab-
aconding teller, VINO was arrested on a charge OF
embeZzi1ng some $lT,0tM nom ms employers, hav-
ln- given bail on the unina charge. was yester-
day rearrested bY order OF Arrest Clerk quincy, OF
the Sherirs ONCE, and licked up in Ludlow Street
Han
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MERCANTILE FAILURES.

MONTREAL, Canada, June 10, 1875.
The Star OF to-day says:-'Tne nfm OF Bennett,
Benson & Co., OF quebec, have suspended, with
liabilities estimated at sIo42,oO0, distributed as
Iolows;-The Union Bank, $4,000; the Quebec
Bank s255,ooo; the Bank Of Montreal. $4,000; the
National Bank, S255,000 the Stadacona Bank,
$50, 600, and J. q. Ross $4,000 The above figures
are not regarded as altogether correct, ana the
liabilities VIII probably amount 70 great deal
morn Lnnn the
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ENGLAND.
LONDON. June 1e. 1875.

LONDON, June 10, 1875.
Mr.. wilson. a conservative, has been elected to
Parliament from West Suffolk.
MoRMoss EMBARKED FOR AMERICA.
The steamer Wisconsin, for New York, took out
100 Mormons, the last shipment OF the season.
Half Of them we're Germans and the remainder
natives OF Great Britain.
REJECTED BY PARLIAMENT.
In the House OF Commons tonight the Permis-
Sive Dill was rejected by o vote OF s7l to so.
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION BECOMING UNEASY
IN MADRID.
LONDON, June 10, 1875.
Advices from santander represent that the po-
litical situation at Madrid causes increasing un-
easiness.
There Ia q runner, which is not confirmed, that
the Carlists are about TO lombard Bilbao.
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THE RAILROAD WAR.

RATIFICATION OF THE TERMS OF SETTLEMENT
by BOTH COMPANIES.
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1916.
IL Is officially announced that the directors or
the Baltimore and ONO Railroad Company at a
special meeting to-day ratified the basis of set
Element as agreed on by President Scott and Vice
President King, making single amendment,
WINCH II Is expected. Will meet the approval OF
the Board OF Pennsylvania Directors.
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READING RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 49, 1875.
The matter 81 dividends was not settled at the
meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the Philadel.
pha anc Reading Railroad to-day. IL Will he con.
sdered finally at the next meeting Of the Board,
Two weeks hence, whica Ia the regular time foE
acting on the subject,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours
IN comparison with the corresponding date o. last
year, as Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnups
pnnrnlncV. HEHAIn
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THE FIJI ISLANDS.

LONDON, June 10, 1875.
Advices received to-day rom the FIJI Islands re-
port slight abatement OF the measles epidemic
among the natives.
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Died.

ADAMS In Brooklyn, Wednesday evening.
June 10, 1876, EPSON, Oldest son OF John z. ane
susan ID. Adams, aged % years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
[For Other Deaths See Etqhtl PIqel
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THE WORLD OF FASHION AT THE SEASlDE
ana the spas aware OF the advantages OF GLESNs
puuR AP as a scorbutic complaints aud
ad unct the BATH rule l. provided with IT, Ladies'
and gentlemen who are not should OBTAIN N at once
ne box d cakesl doe.
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A MULTIPLICITY OF ATTRACTIONS, CHIEF
among which Is the bewideringly beautiful summer
hat the CASHMERE crowd daily kNox's stores.
2l2 broadway and in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Gentle.
who want 3 comfortable and becoming hat must
natronixe the popular KNOX.
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A GREAT DISTINCTION HAS BEEN ACHIEVED
by the ELASTIC Truss COMPANY, 6s3 Broadway, by
tier remarkable invention relief and permanent
of rupture. SOLD cheap.
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BUT $500 CASH REQUIRED TO OWN YOUR
dwelling IN a beautiful location this city; Si,0D
pays for the house aud lot also one az 5000 olv part
needed balance in payments; own your homo
and happy. Cali. between ant III A. N. or AMI
r. NJ. at HITCHCOCK Real Estate HEADQUARTERS So5
Third avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street
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ALL IN FAVOR OF GOOD HEALTH SHOULD
abolish catarrh with WoLcoIT's CATARRH ASSHTLAToR.
subdue pain with PAIN PAINT.
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A.-RUPTUaE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRAITIES
successfully treated BY pr : n MARSH ;prncipal Of
the Marsh Coz, at his old Office NO. We
sey street Astor House No connection with any other
office n this city
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nnnrpN nnMEN

A-THE MOST TASTY AND GRACEFUL hat
for gentlemenis IS the ALASKA BEAVER"
manu- actnred and sold by EsPEAsCHEID. l.S Nassau
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A.-A.-BuNKER HILL CENTENNIAL SHOES

and OUTFITS FOR THE COUNTRY
Go BROOKS who is selling good Ladies' Boot for
81 50 Children's shoes, best very cheap; Gentemeis
Pumps Low shoes specially the largest assort
ment OF good Boots the city, low prices
l. 1875 Broadway corner Twenty min III street
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DIR. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY.-WRtr.
ten guarantee to cure rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lam
bago. seiauca and kidney Diseases Is Bono street
Advice gratis
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IN THE QUARTERMASTER'S STABLES, Q. 3
A., GfLFs LINiMKNr IoDfpE AMMONIA gives the mos
perfect satisfaction tits superior 70 any that we have
used. JAMES AhEAhN.
in charge OF Quartcrmaster's stables, I. !. A.,
l43 la5 West Thirty third street, New YORK.
sold BY ali druggists epot, No 45l sixth avenueN
New York. Only DC. and 81 per bottle.