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with and coOrvd and vel a1d foneir
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like and -fvla Of binding, and not nearly a.
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cnincry a - though a. NJ, ~ other Ike W. =
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publisher the sutbor fAr lh- 81 NJ pfo
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than ~ PEOPR- MFDiCAL ADyiegt on The con
trary plad within the pcaiIy resch 81 all elasees "
with uddnon and giving benefit Of hsr proSis " "a:
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publication That hse desiring the ooos may ran no rs. o.
losing their money ~ sending through iDa mails zoe s"o
advertise. Addressed IN hin at Bfo ~ T. ann
ucose Registered letters BE- n hi risk Of loss ne
authors arHe correspondence with the people UPON mee
letters and requires several ifanrd ana
skifu medical assistants and shorthand reporter. 70 enable
and Them well his large daily
dealings diseases the Words Dspenssry appear %
peculiarly utied him for writing the wors by rendering
very familiar with tie every day medical nees. OF me
people Tie IN ts WORK v answer Al We bhfrr
health and drRso that have been al
the people from all paris Of the land, aDl
hence important information tor the Young amt Odd
All TIE prevalent diseases ~ both sexes are sLo PLAINLY
and fully considered and " self cure made kno"n n
jects Of Biology Cefrhrsl Phy.loogy lygi"nr LrinYis
ments MaTrsgr. Reproduction &c, al ~ shfch ar ca1
Anafon7 al ply nnr! ard Medical science and etodiGs
the latest discoveries In each department
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MARRIAGE SERVICES Performed BY TIE
CARDINAL

st. Stephens Roman Catholic Church IN
I,.t +ighth-st va thronged la-t evening On the
occasion o. hr marriage Of M-s Nellie aiurphy daughter
of .x-o,iIocior Murphy. 20 Mr dc kiva-' a Spanish
American resident Of this city The church W's
decorated with flowers aud Illuminated Win
multitude ~ t.pers. Fifteen hundred tickets
had hn issued but than that number oI persons
Yer. r-eut At $50 -. Cardinal mctlO-kcy dressed
in MI ul sArfiuaafial robc 1IDi pfocefird 10y process
son of s,oiycs and ciefgymeu among whom were lhr
,ue,nbcrs al the Papal L-aipu entered tIe sanctuary
Toe Right Rev Bishop LyucL ~ Charleston was picht
IA IN. ..nctunIy rosoig tDe l0 ocd pielnitd II"
rim In be niddr the SANCTUARY, the Lfdt Ns-','H
himself IN aInIce, stole cope, aud mtV he 'Vnk hl'
s.nt on a ssd,d on The lOpnoei ~ o. INC hllSI Ino
L,idnl pn1y then entered The church. Msn Hastings
and M(ss iHulson the bride -a.u-' hr-sl-' Ia
Kur,,y ana t.u.rfia tao grOOrn4 O.. Inc b1ai pa -
na..,J ~, the middle ni-lr 81 the coufrh. rnriru uo
r and -lood % fdr aiih ST.. VINE tr "a una
delivered a. ndiIvss hen Eit VS. 'rdrl tiry Auei''
ana ms marriage ceremony eI oruL Al t,i' GOD
rsOu of tie e., r-iuOny the bridal pHy p"crfTatu w
nediately Ia Mr.. Murphy resid'nce ID LaS' lam"
t,lutlt-L.. - here "A us-VtIUD VA gwen
Jbs marriage II alns Mario kliso Nach ~ Ten Adhh
Hrdy,u VII tAkr place to-day, al : p NJ M S'e
tram, cy Park H0tsi Miss Mira 70 the dAliKbir %
ia, al. s.,usueI Miles, NbV wiz ninf'iy 7rfNlaF VI
t]-1f,., al PATe AMI later listed -tsts minister
tu LILY ,,,a- BsIesa . MI AhS"h - no '"' "''
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BILLL4RD M1TCH IT T4NN4yT HILL.

GARNER BEATs vIGNAUX BY A sC"RF OF ""V /" 10
The game of billiards Played last evening at
Tanmany Hail. between Albert CARRIER aud h"lilce
Vi.,naux was Tor : 600 500 points 10 be made Inc
game originally was have been for the Deidny chain
pionslip modal, formerly held By NisnAaz. GArneFs
challenge was accepted by Yiguaux. who however
failed 10 put up hs forfetnoney within the required
time thus fOrfo.ting the medal and t21O GARNER
claimed the medal but declilcd 20 accept the money
The game ht vas witnessed by an audience of over
GOO people. Gsrner's umpire wa Naiicc Day auu
I.adr Gayraud acted umpire FOR VinauN he referee
,r- PHILIP fireman Of Cincinnati GARNER. playing wir
yey steady. and with apparently 81, cChud me- "nl
tl.i u lis adversary WAS mAtArd ny great IAhid.!
NignLrx wir unfortunate also III having many IL
coileCng siss,s' VI tie BALI. Alter NlrAler La
cr,,,d is frst sting OF 100 pouts. liz hdier7 beg
10 tounl. Their odds IN Offering DHia Whcu tr1lnci
r.,lrhrd POO points, YiguauX had scored on! -.
When tnrni rs count SHOW eel 3Ba Tie score Oi ~ ad
yer-ary marked 49, Between that Tine and u" ioth
inning when GaIuirr Inad, hls 5OJth point inaHk M
rl, D.. score "a GARNER nGaliF won IN the tyin
inning toe scOre standing 900 ~ 3o' IOA""IS - IL,
Wah zane r +SO0a Albert GaEier anf " au
rre iHuA fonL- ball. ply'si "n s"AN 1fiAH I-Oie
Dtt-d ~il the )elsIty "lIe cii-Ioa. - - &c t, n
,,arnrr-t o Il. t. 3 =, - q g. T. ?; % ; 10 49, ~
-A22Z-.S g., .. =, 70 q, a. = - - ~ - 10 30 -'
u ttrsnt,O s. L. A. 5.6.S20N1.0li y. u. o, l". 2 B. J.
r. g. D. ~ ]. g. ~ l., s. = - o. = - % - !" " ~
HISaFsr RrN--aIarner a. 49, 81. A., "a. 81 vgnAuE
o. -. %. aNrizzt, I--s. i4L' % bA' u
a
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pRAwNG-RnoM CAR RIVALRY.

CHICAGO, H., April 2S.-The NewYOrk Cen
trL Railroad has gwen orders to no longer allow the
Michigan Central Railroad to Pullman drawing
from Suspension Bridge 70 Rochester Dy this
action through passen by the Michigan Central Rail
road to Boston AMI New-Ingland States will be COM
PEELED change cars both AZ suspension Bridge aud
1sOcEcscr The Pullman pascea With through passed.
gers for York still permitted 20 the Ncy
York Ccntral bur Mr. Vanderbilt has given notice that
lt u October his must asO stop AZ
Suspension Bridge. The Sew-IOrk Central mas taken
this benefit WaTers line which runs over Ns
and the Michigan southern. on the lat ~
October the lease Of the Michigan Cntrl with the Pull
PaacCar Company expire. but Il Il the intention
the managers OF the road 10 the lease. al
their prnc al connections. the Grand Trunk and Great
Western. have contracts with Dir. Pullman.
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ALBANY NOTES.

AIBANT, Wednbslay ApIl ., I-1o-
The rraseuoe OF JOHN Kelly IN town has given rlse tn
con,,derable speculation the object of LIS vhii he
is reported as being greatly mcepsed at Speaker Nc
Cures threat OF Ter taIioniS 10 he applied to 1SInnhy
Hal by the country members. and seriously alarmed at
fhe deDorpzed condition Of the Democratic Assembly
The situation badly complicated hy the W~-esOh-
between the Governor ana Trading Dcm0c ais III uoIh
onses that he thought desire that tue II gsistuie
sbsl get away ~ speedily as possible. There L., DOW
ever 40 prospec o. Adjournment until III" close OF
nrxf week ana little probability. apparently, Of breaking
up until the week alter
George 0. Vanderbilt, Speaker OF the NewoJersey
House and Thomas J. Henry, Z. + Robe, VI foumans'
Win II Gill Andrew jackson Smith, George ". Patter-
son aud Mir Woodruff members, were guests VI the
Legislature to-day.
Tho Senate Committee Railroads heard this morning
al argument by Gen. ButteIheld Cen DAVIS A4Hei1an
Prrrov and VIM T. Blodpt in favor OF Senator Moorta
Rand Transit bill providing for the appointments OF C"
isoners by the Mayor W designate route ana s"a-u
ne franchises
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SUR AGAINST TIRE JOLIET AID NOHTHBAN IN
DIANA RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, H., April 2s.-hessrs. julius
w,d-worfh Henry V Poor, Ct a., have brought suit IN
,l limited stat.- circuit Court IN this cit against the
Joliet and Northern Indiana Railroad Company The
bill rie, ats forth thst the beginning the road Wa
orgged for $500 300 and put into bonds Of 300 oaeh
and running 20 years. Thi- done in 1874. and the
trust deed executed Julius Waaswor H. covering all
that VA. and VIA. u ne. OF thr road The Michigan Cen
tral then lrased the joliet aad Northern In
dian. AZ 81 annual rental OF $4,000. uo Cen
trsl 70 DAY a. par, OF the rental the Interest
cutnn- v they teal due II did ny - July lat when
a r,ud 40 r.y am more rent But u has obtained pos
session. oil about ouriths OF the STOCK of the Joliet ahd
horthru Indiana. bat moi ln.bo fur TIE rrDO,VOO IA
h.no. ana tn. tcntrd I'D Lodis O tie bonds must
49, -, 49,, a.. ,1t-azipn Tue LtSl,Isd H. -. :
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INVESTIGATING \ CHARGE OK CORRUPTION IN
EEOOALYS.

The Special Committee Of the Brooklyn Board
Of Aldermen. appointed TO Investigate certain reports
concerning the projected renoyal OF me lift DTuici
Ju-ti..-' Court room from pfy9t" building ~ 1rand
and Ewensts r. d. 20 the sixth Precinct -ati"nhouse'
met In the City Hall last night The Committee Will
he rcu,ruib ,,r,,d was appointed brcan9e Alderman
Ziuds SAID that Alderman Acker had told MN
fi -on ~ Jacob Gnh1ei!e the owner ot the buIdln<
hi declared that the Courtroom c"uld n" IL Removed
b,ftif, 500 had hren paid u one mae nH 20 chc r"
two others "a pNyCnt H. and ihat there was c"nsiuer'
,Lle mc.cy living around" During TIT examination
-.,r- WINE stated that the landlords -oH "a- Ol--
-pnted not credible aud that he had b"astd maj lam
ION .ns would exp ndcd II nec' -slry i1 prevent
removal 81 the Cunrt-ru"n. II Wa stated heo lIit
fe CONT wa proprietor OF thriving DarroOm II the
same building. ,, -. A.,
Ir landlord. q venerable German. retired from hu-i-
-r. denied that BE- hat offered any nrnfF IT, pre-
vent IA rrBoval the Court room, which "hs % pt 20
fi ana for llrn lie hId received 5000 per year dllrZ
fL, mast seven years IN which be EHd never entered Tho
huling Iii- ION tis5 las Wa drunk WnrA Nc nI'c
Tie alleged a-.ertiOn aid ltUt hcl" WA nptIng ia H.
In, Committee thtreupOn eni mt" eKeFdt session
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LITEST SHIP NEFS.
rFor other ShtD Ns1cs see FIN PGge.
AppTXFD


steamship Victoria Irl. Helderwick GLASGOW April II.
and ao n win mGse and pass TO HssfI' o1 bT and
~trsu-dP FIanccna Bragg Portland. y md'c and pass
sar a-t cos.oylch Limerick 50 DAYS IN ballast
hons from B,rnnia Tor YORK helpless condition
Jay . split snd provisions ock OF NV
wife and NJ W.amr anu furnished provisions she "oHd
gi 1 Se %f 10Y ~ Jo4D = b. Bowuen Is
In ballast +. anchored IN LEVER BAY for oriers.
IIrE Izs :. loi It. John n BIZ Mitchell Liver
garn 1oa.ci de BOMBAY Cr Maud Boston april rs, in
haTs Daphne Nor Neilson Hamburg days ballast
,, brL H. ,rr ~ a. .n ot Tor order.
BARB Enut Rltcnie Of Bosom, Hutchinson Csrdcnas Il
Irr Marie Dutch Iansen days, with sugar. rum
En- Join AyIe- oi Bo-'onI Tracy. RockIor' Mass With
Chr Grrcsn tof windsor. y - Godfrey Hum-"oa
.air Eva o,iril ot BOSTON, Ellis Agsina % days with
Srb- spclaior Flrnssorth and from st John n r.,
hr Ua%ii!a Clifton Of and days IT JOHN b,
Schr k Munder Collins ceorg-'s Banks. With hsli
sclr Helen j. Ens,ll Aehaay r1iHc, Font SlA granite
wm r CoSf G@l'-,-ier H. MIn i5It Ffn 1s1op
' @yfan = Se~ g~df1rd H. Gibb- Sew Bedford.
i ,1,. H SI s as Providence r. Wilson otiencO
Jennie O.. Russ PrVSidcn Mantle. NdltncArI
1,Irrr1ph. Portland MsIua. Portland.
NelI.r Doe, Portland uiOn. Portland
a. 4 sci flhlA rhltci. ~"
tvr-u.- Cb-frtueld ". Frelindn GhOmastnn.
-f.f.u l.l1nI,r New Avon II V -gurrs, aY
N Parker. S-0 Haven Neptune, New Haven
An,..r Wsr,hau Nitaupr. ~ Ntckct
A laItire IaWtucket Aid. BRISTOL
Brig oui,borousA cBrl rom
SAILED.
STEAMSHIPS schiller for Hamburg. Bchua FOR Liverpool
gi 'I lsriI Cie" ~ Ea1r tor Baiaor snp
pool. bark C. l. lyiei, t0r l. 5tA O4s
for ii"iu"'atL
WIND-suusot moderate, Y. T.. coudy.
DOMESTIC PpKTr.
NORY0i K April rlsed liz I. II Hopkins from
upper James RIVER he Tor mast "ts slio1iol
b. lightning .a-t evening.
sN FgAClsco. Apui 9s.-Ar1vei ship BisckLATk from
G,ttGs1ox Aurn p Ceart~ steamship for
on er g-r0S A. ri steamship Equator hon
Ph!ladelpul, -l- steamships Gefg ior Se"-l uIA' 10
yacc.L Tor philadelphia.
New Ncfk lirare. Anui- uVudey, ioI L.Fclo,L 5Lou.
steamship A.hLud fOT New YORK
FuK4gls AuNgUg. April 2,-ias-ed In f'r Baliiinoro'
--smaLp Minerva rpn hO sr-4 litIrh Maria ti'nl IA
rr. iron Pa~e-i ol. bsi4 j. a T. Hail. tOr
corr bfig iuI NaN
TDREIGN PORTS.
IIvgsPOOI- April 25,alod steamship Indiana, Tor mia
drlphia - - a.. .--,, A. ,-.,.,.,
fnr i'hllaii-lphia. a-s-si Finishing at u IN
HANANA. ApII Z-.Tie steamship CITY % Vera cruz from
New Yors Apr 20. arrived bcre this morning
LaNpoS Apr 23-Nalirs for tbs Jntiei states Sirene
Luu ,vr. aud H!idA Arrived ffDn the United 1tlss
tbs 27th nat Iona John Gam0irs Dagmsr Campus NJ q
Ihe Arrived -S-i cafai
Douglas colin L. MoNoI, sBd iHrisn
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V1SHINGTON.
SECRETARY DELANO.

ANOTHER TXPLANArIOS-wHY He WAS NOT IN
vrTED To TIE CAB1NFT MEETING.
[GEsBGAL PRESS DrsrATCH.l
WASHINGTON April 2S.-Ihe statement that
O special Cabinet meeting called on Mondey to con
sder the charges against secretary D!ano Is nuhor'-
tatively denied The meeting called particularly for
conference with regard to the appointment Of successor
10 Attorney General Williams. and after the conference
the Department. OF Justice offered 20 judge
Pierrepont- A request wds not sent 10 Score
tary DelanO TO attend that meeting because
on saturday b. had given information " his intention Of
ung 10 ONO to the President Who supposed On Monday
that ~ DelanO out % town. Nj Delano intcnhru
10 leave sunday evening Tut changed his purpose with
Out informing the PrssI lent That thtir Ni- 9uf "ti
reason for ms not having been requested Ia sttrnd the
special meeting that any chdl against LIN v tTt
then considered gm ~ positively denied
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GOVERNMENT WE1THER REPORE
WAR DFpARrNFNr.
OrrICB OF THE CHIEF SiGSAL OFFICER,
WAABISGrOS. Thursday, April %. lS1J-l d. IN }
Nlu0nsix fr The Dnsf - honrS.


WA>hINGrON. THURSDAY, April -. lSsJ-l t. IN }
Synopsis fvr the past - hours.
Heavy rain prevailed during the day with
brisk ana high nnrihery winds IN the Middle Atlantic
states. clear and cool weather continues IN New In
gland with light nOrherly to eastcriy winds Generally
Clear and weather has prey allied IN the remain
ing DISTRICTS OF the Mississippi and in the -out D.
West. The cOufuoss Las increased IN the Northwest
and rain allied in the Missouri Valley. An area ~
low barometer central in Kansas. The barometer con
tnuc- highest Gulf Satcs. Tie rivers have ii-tn
Little Rock. ST. Louis Hermann, and Leayen worth,
and ialen 1t Cincinnati and Memphis.
IIObGblIaiIeS.
Po~ the Middle and SD,M atlantic States. rear and
rqrraer reofber ,cH Drsr0a rim aOh-rsS ~ sO'atceSt
v,pds and sight chIngts ~ TIE barometer.
For the Gulf states Tennessee the Ohiu valley. and the
lower take region. clear aud weather during tie
day with south winds and slowly falling bdrone
ter followed by light rain the Central Mississippi and
Lower Ohio Valleys.
For the upper lake region the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Ylirys generally cloudy weather and
severe local storms, with vlaD winds shifting 10 north
orly and westerly slight changes IL temperature and
falling barometer.
For Ne;g Fl gland. generally clear weather and slight
changes IN temperature. with easteriy 10 sOutherly
winds and stationary or falling barometer.
The central Mississippi River viii rlse slowly
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SIR GuLERY PIGOTT.

Sir Gillery Pigott. who died yesterday IN
London wa born in 1913 educated privately at Puiney
and called to 1889. He prncriced in the courts
held in the oxford circuit. and 1856 wa appointed
sergeant patent OF precodonce He was some
time Recorder Hereford and In October In 1850 whs
elected by the Liberals TO represent Reading III Inc BRUSH
House Of Commons. Sir Gery TigOit continued IN Par
lament until October in 500 when he promoted TO
udrship in Court Of Exchequer and received the
honor Of In. hthoOd.
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done either hut he cornplanans aIlrge TINT TIN
Defendants are combining TO defraid the hotiers OF
bouds The bill therefore prays that the Defendants mBy
be compelled transfer the lease netting $4,000 per
year and that a may be appointed 10 collect :
that W.dsNort MAJ he sell tho rovcrsonarY
rights OF the rOsd and apply rroceods 10 payment W
lsnds and that the Michigan Central may be restrained
from pas ing the rent 70 the Joliet ruad.
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OBITUAEY.
sirs. CONWAY.

Ms. +. T. Conway, lessee OF the Brooklyn
Tisrr or - s.JJ D. IA. yesterday, IN her apartments
IN the theari building VI Washington and johnson s'A-'
EivohlD a'ter proirHcIrd Illness Nom sr'rlo 'e'or
.r t.or d,~.a.oA " tie digestive orsanA SHE ""s IN
49,. ,,, Ind L..n under he influence % morphine
r., Al .o.ls Tho iuneral sers!Ces VII ~ h-d
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rpr TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUYK.l

ALRANY, April 2S.-Among the bills passed
in the senate to-day the following: The Military
Code bill relating free instruction IN drawings to pro
vide incorporation OF religious societies. To pro
vide for the support Of the poor IN Kings and
Eric Counties for suppression Of vice and oh
scene literature to alter the plan OF NewYOrk City by
striking therefrom the proposed avenues between sixty
eighth and eventy-ninth-ts Mr.. Booth introduced q
bill authorizing the Police Boord to let the streeclcan
ing by contract similar TO the bill introduced IN the As
aeubly by Nj Hess referred 10 the Committee
Cities.
The Assembly tonight. after disposinG OF low tolls
made considerable progress IN tho consideration OF MI
Princes General Rapid Transit bill. Mr. Bradley OF
Kings County introduced bill prohibiting all sunday
professions before the hour Of noon. except minerals
leaving the streets free during the afternoon with the
provso that band shall play within one block OF
ohuICh
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TUESDAY EVENING. mAYL

TIE Not Attractive once. IN Towu.-rhe universal
TESTIMONY VI Ill the Oee- In VI rRIa
UNE building that they ths AUsT ATTRACTIVE anil
all unnFs eoa-idare the CHEAPEST iere that part
Between lhiTd All bali II tie building u
rented and hose oeA ia abo Offices sboi make early
applt sgioa- al beautifully nnshod 10 hard
Ash with .-ganI CASA ltur heat and water IN
room al exceedingly Light aud ATTY pri-tuy vrnt-
lated outside wpdOwa niunlpss directly ~th
the elevators nearly al indePsninat entrances nom
the N.Ly the nuishe ard all All 10
ro v,lv rp.dy fvr occupation OF 10 .y VI
My Application s4OLA Do m4fo a. XIX FsIBUNE
Counting
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LORD HOBAET.

telegram from Madras says that Lord
Hobart, the Governor Of thai Presidency IA dead he
had for abou two years administered the slirs OF that
Province which l. deemed Of the most important IN
British India. being 10000 miles in extent. with pop
ulaon Of % 100000. Lord Hobart assisted oy council
Of five members constituted the executive branch OF the
(.,ve Mt
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Perry's honest maidens find them however
must praise the neat and direct painting, the skinfu
detail and the love the artist shows for quiet tones
and effects II American rural life II his pictures have
nothing pictorial about them they least studies
Of tact worth making and worth preserving.
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chof Of Gen Grants stah He IA At present Consul
General AZ London Tho marriage ceremony Will
DO performed by hs Emineuoe Cardinal Mcclcakey
Among the expected guests 1. President GrnDt. The
bridesmaids hfsse- Wheeler Bullus and Puyn. Tho
brides dress II OF whto grain silk. trimmt 4 with
poiut lace, Orany blossoms sn1 white S- Tho vail IL
OF point lace FOur paTlor 81 ho GThnrry Park Hotel
are prepared and dc0rated FOR the The music
viii D. turn sAod by Dodworths Bend
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We can commend Messrs. GEo. ?. ROwELL
& Co. OF Sev-York to those Of patrons who may
have occasion advertise in paper. beyond their i'm
mediate vicinity, n the firm have business relations
win the prtss Throughout the whole country quincy
L .
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A wsnderfui Cure sT Dphtherin--Thr"e ~ my enn.
dfpn xvf- attacked sth the xOsst urn Of Dipnihoca A
pist Ggss lopmk - AMMONIA " the tnnsls sn.
externally rrtl JAM hhaLI. corner VI
IL ,e.s Erf 1T TOHnele
Depot Al siItA ava sold W OIL dfugssA - Ss.i. AID
=
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Refined Capiphor, 300 pound ArxIN.oH. WiniE BOaR
~ hlLLIAA Utr Co. Chcmists, - ~ - a. -
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IRRTHD

GTBB-ROWFRs-rn Brooklyn. 90 TUESDAY evening. Apri
81 the residence u the bride. mother by u. Rev J. r
puryra D. D. assisted p Hslsey, Edward ODD
20 Emma f.. youngest dslghtsr % the late William "
overs, es-l, al VI srOoklyn-
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5peciaI Notifies.


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Mrs. Pri'ciI nsG GS"Urr GOOd~'o''
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OVER t,.e oo Degoo. aud EveirTeea in great variety.
Pqsoee Neiceee MAILS FOR ET ROPE 5leI. %r ~. ne
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The Annual Meeting Of tn y y PsoT Frs CIT Ms.
500 Err for re lec1on 81 "fcers WIZ o. he& ~ NO
TUESDAY EfEYLNG Ag ~, ~ a 20 c l,Tc,,-v
TAo Fourth Week
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
FOR TIE PEOPLE
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
Madison and Forty -econd st.
REV. -TEPHEN H. TYING. JE Rector,
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
(satUrdsys excepted.
Gam Inquiry and Instruction Meeting
4p H. Bible IL ..ling for Isdbrs. conducted ~
Mr. BONHAM
745 ?. IL. Preaching service.
Rev. J. ". BoSHAN. Church Evangelist Rev STEPHEN
H. TYING H. and Otaer ministers VII speAk At al the
meetings
Come and welcome.
From The Home Journal
The Avery Collecilon-Tbe announcement - an exhh
bon Avery selections u always treated With peculiar
respect by the NrwYork puDno The careful Judgment
which gd. he Of s0rss his sensible
devices VI oKtrayagant and ansc
pous laudatiou method u open ana Straightforward
dealing leaving M, works 10 he Judged npon their inertia Lave
naturally gained liable consideration
NOW OK EXHIBITION
AT THE
SOMERYILLE GALLERY.
81 PIPrHAvE
WILL BE SOLD
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