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THE UNFORTUNdTE ISLAND.
RavuRes Of yellow Fevcr-The New Loan
Farce W isdom OF Don Carlos.

HAVANA, July Smoothing to report since
my last hut the loan farce and the yellow fever
sclre. or the rdvages q the latter In the inte-
rior II Is not easy to obtain accurate iufOrma-
ton, but enough Is known to warrant the state
ment that the troops have suffered fearf lily.
When they die OF here In hospital, where they
can obtain medicines and care, as they have
been dying Of Lite, tits easy to understand that
In camps or IA isolated forts in the interior,
where no assistance can be furnished the sick,
where they are exposed to excessive heats and
tropical rains, III fed, i'll clothed, and continue
ally harassed by the enemy. the mortality must
be fr greater In one ward OF the mill ary
hospital here eleven men lately died In one day,
and the hospital is 1led to REELECTION. The Gov
eminent strictly prohinits al mention Of the
ravages Of fever in the country.
The new loan IL he all ahsorhiug topic Of the
newspaper, but II will end IN nacco, notsith-
standing all she efforts II the Government TO
humoug the people. The present pr gramme Is
u no,t loan OF thirty or forty milliois of dol
lars. The bonds are to be payable in ten wears,
and to bear annual interest Of twelve per
cent. IN gOld. There IL, besides. 20 b. sinking
fund for tneir gradual redemption. The secu-
rity Is to be "a po-tion-the Government does not
specify how much-of the Custom House re-
ceipts and rs 1t Is well known that ever since
Custom Houses existed here, dsfrauding the
revenue has been the rule and not the exc y
ton. It is stated that the capitalists who fur
nish toe money are to h We direct intervention
In the management OF the customs. As fur
Their inducement the bondholders will receive
as bonus one half OF the increase OF revenue
which 10 expected to be derived under the ne
regime.
The Ddf 10 states that the money will be fur
nshed BY the Catalonian merchants ana bank
er> aud tnat $30O1,UOO have already been taken,
creddt JudILs. The subscriptions to the loan
are payable in twelve monthly inst tilments,
and the papers assert that long before the last
instalmeut is due the Cuban reoels will have
been SWEPT from the island into the sea hy the
new trOo, 6, WHO are u srrive here In septem-
/
gent person VINO does not denouuce the whole
thing rs ] b for the benefit Of few CutaRs Of
this city. II Is simply proposed As a last despe-
rate effort to relieve the Government from the
DESPERATE nlight It II in.
1he Carlist synpa,hIzers OF this CRY were SD.
" disappointed when they lie nrued that Don
rios mad left Vera Cruz for New Orleans, in
stead Of paying Us visit mere. near II assert
ed ~ official circles that Gen Jovellar tntim ted
to Don Carlos, when the litter was In Mexico
th,t u he came here he would be treated u
cuditrO tirUs-anglice that ne would be shot.
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Letters that "a House Committee are Anxious
that he shOHid Explain.

WASHINGTON. july 1.-THE Committee
on Expenditures In the Navy Department have
gwen up al hope of securing the attendance OF
Henry Clews Of the firm Of Cl-ws Co who
were for some time fiscal AGENTS OF the Govern
ment ia London. The Chairman OF the Com
mittee has in his possession over twenty ori.inal
letters dressed by Henry Cews to b. II
Cheever IN regard TO using his influence to Sc
cure the .ransfer Of the funds from Barring
brothers to the London branch Of Clews's bank
ing house. 1t will he remembered that in the
suit Instituted in New York Cheever clai med
that he was promised a large sum to bring about
the u lusfer. nus WIS Denied bS the bankrupt
nrn, and CneeVer was denounced IA an imDOstor
and urrteuder. The correspondence SHOWS the
contrary, ana in several letters addressed 10
Checvrr Clews promises hlth onc-half OF the
PROFITS growing ont u tho transfer of the agency
H. the house of Cl-ws Co. When the official
Ch .nge accomplished Clews WAS trst in
formed Of Il By Lewis d nt, whom Cheeyer had
employed 10 aid i'm In securing the Transfer,
Money was freely discussed and large sums
promised. These letier5 the committee have
tunity Of explaining. tlews las pretended alck-
ness, has eYtded the Serge nt-ai- Arms, and
cannot now be hound. Cnreyer Will be be 'ore
the committee in "a few days 10 ekplaln the
m .nuer in which this fraud was ptrpetrated.
CleWs also made Mrs. Dent u indspne aud
co .tly present curing tho struggle to secuIe the
triz. he 20 mucn coveted. The tenor Of the
iet er, Indicate tn 4 they needed FUNDS to bolster
III Their failing IOfiude.
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tho pretended claimants, or the Ring, have
already received from the treasury OF Venezuela
some $4,000 on account OF 1t through the state
Department In Washington. Fourth, ldlsr hav-
Ing abandoned his claim fer nearly forty years,
be had no right. either in law or equity, 10 de.
mnnd interest upon the amount OF the original
claim. but, az | have shown, payment was re-
i-ted on other grounds; and as 1t was not even
pretended that the aleged loss WAS the result OF
any act Of violence against the person or prup-
crty OF the foreign claimant, II is evident that
Talmaoe's blacKmailing commission had no
business to entertain 1t at all.
1t will bc remembered that this commission
sat while the late +. :. Sttlwe an intimate friend
OF senator Morton, was United states Minister
In Venezuela, and that Murray, the brother in
law OF Sttiwell, who acted a. secretary OF the
Legation, was employed as jackal to hunt up
fraudulent claims for the King In each of the
powers OF attorney given by claimants WAS
clause agreeing to give to the attorneys ap-
inted hereunder one half the amount ~ tho
money when should be aw irded, and claim
ants who refused 10 submit t. this blackinail-
ing process could not get their claims passed by
the commission, no matter how meritorious
the, might be- hut any kind of a fraudulent
claim would be sustained by ralmage and tbs
subservicnt tool, Machpdo, provided the claim
ants would give the King half the proceeds.
In settling, however, the Ring cheated their
clients IN numerous ms ances. and TINS led 10
the exposure Of the dtrocious JOB. Portions OF
tue piunder, In the shape OF certificates OF
award, were traced into toe hands OF Stllweh'
Murray, taimaee. and GodlOve :. Orth. 49,.
Alter paving l'ree sums OF money on ,nere
fraudulent awards, the Government of Vene-
zuela, which Ia weak republic Win nnancihl
ments. becoming tully.hcputlhteu WIN
tue atrpctous character OF the swindle, protest.
| ed az inst m king any further IaNments, ana
| demanded r. consideration 81 me Uses pc
| tore AN houest tribunal. IL was then that Orth
| appeared In Washington ~ the agent OF TAI
mage. the cuief ui the blacknailers, ana IN con-
tempt Of Law exerted himself as q lobbyist to
procure an act II Congress to collect thu Sc
swindling claims h, force, thus endeavorug to
emoroil toe country IN war with sister re-
public for the benefit OF ring of riscHlly
blackmaiiers. The cases have described above
SNOW the character of tine ClaIms of watch Orth
became the attorney ana ooUyist.
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FRIDAY, july H.-FLOUR AND MEAI--There
vac an rssnlsr amt paria decline "a price, extreme
Of ds as rom Ss WIFI y hans %h eSye
do not fear wa sour on their hands were held wlh
We quote state ana ws.,rra :uperane $ e5'ssi y
ira va s45si aS and d'' XXX .Sst $50 Sa
winter wheat and \. si.5"sss Minsesvt, patent
taScr-' ana family cranes, SIS jaets southern sn,p.
BrsaSSs ~c' ,ss5 Rye So SssE q Is
as.
naS! vs Mqsg iAnS u.s. RI 91urs G
or klggs, ii ii6c. for sepiembsr il Ssc 'dr otS5,
Ii iiS2c ior j nuary, ii'st Tor Fcoraary, si52e'
l2lsc. ioI June. Liverpool market quiet mlddnns
gold ssies 9 5S mas mere odd At Baltimore MUD
sades sold to .ne Sh Mt Of 500 nat java a., @2Sr
anscd RAY sGs;r htm ana iaiFy{ se,Me far to
hoN =, and oo0 bags, inc u'ling molasses grades at
Su9n ssc Rs IT ~ Ste 5 AL s
SESe @ is Sy P sSsn the 'TG PTms
Chicago at sS,sDoc.' No, MIN ausce Surfing II 0JI
kse sgrn1 at q o@5.lo ~, sprns At q l5@t 2i'
ssCr,d and dall. asaia over lending to iatScr
more activity sales 5000 bus q s5G39,. FOR NIX
WESTERN an state, inclldlng No at al0,i2c ana 800
&C. tr MG,'e me aal9s graded 81 a. S3Ca53e Corn
4s5es, So, Tor heated ana unsonad mixed; 5se5 iiot
for ir 70 e. alIe includlns te1nler mNed - 1ssoJc
/
PROVISIONS PORK was hrm r. wish sales on Lle spot
800 Ubs a. e2ioCys2O25 Tor mess anu Sl7oo<l7 30 tor
ezra prime $50 2aO ool' mes Tor Aasn, At so VIM
go IL I'D Tor ptvmucr aud 4 Der. bacon quiet ut
lose, for cry ong clear tnt meats, 9@9ae, Tor
p sled shoulders, ana l3iaBlIle' tor hams rmOke1
shoulders, lOadllc, ami L,beOG id &c FOR hams Lard
rather dull "a ~ b0u tcs. tbs SPOT al Ell for prue
city, and tllldctsll2o Tor prime 10 choce Western :
and 600 ties. Tor future dcN at ell 20 for August
and Sll21te Tor september. Dressed hogs AMI
! nrmer AT s'e@p'le Beef and uecf hams quiet. Tao
receipts Of buerhaye latery falen or ana ala oueh
| the demands are moderate, yet holders quote more
sieailly, state nrkins ahd tups, loA2lc., pans lo9
25ei Western nr ,ins and tu's, leal7c. th,rSe was
du and decidedly weak state factory tgelOc,i vest
ern =, 5lsec hgVs are IN some request aud STEADY AZ
| lilu6s ld4c. for Western anu near Uy.
SUkpRIRs-Nayal stores were rather dull 70 Jay ana
prices r4thrr easy 3n4l3ic. for hprlts tuIeu
| tine and 81 dlGgSl.7h tor common 20 kuou slfAh'
| ro.u. Petroleum Wa ~ un hghrf aAd dul Ia cohbe-
Quence. Crude bulk, Wsci rruned IN bOlsl sol to
te extent Of 5000 obs at l7'4c ocean frclghs were
MOI ~ active M yesterday the day before nut rates
were retained ia hrm position, and CHAR er room
must he quofrd higher Grniu to Liverpool by steam,
| pu,liod. = talioW. iOs. tons grain TO London by
sfsan a,eoll4c; do TO direct irish port 6s 3 DO.
to CORK tor rIvrs, ~ reAhed petroleum IA obs. to
Trieste, ts dl "a. IN cases To the Mediterranean, 29c.,
| god, lu-ol copper steady, win 100000 ms. sou al
20N2lc cash. IN hides the sales Included 5000 dry
Butnns AyrcsAt lSac., 34Oo Monteyiieo lsc,, both
gold iour months and 1000 dry sailed TeAAs al 49,"
| currency,
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DUNcAN.-on THURSDAY. July 10, William Watkins
ony son OF John ana Marion 81. Duncan. aged year
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to ~,
Le1inston sy Jersey CITY Heights, al . O'CLOCK z. NJ
GRlsW old In Jersey City Juy Il, willard r.,
youngeet OF Miiara f. and Margaret uriswod aged
Funeral from residence Of the paseats. lsi samm.
syJ Jersey CITY Helgns; sunday at2P NJ Relatives
HAyiMfYER.-on Tuesday. July II, Mrs. cataa.
. fgnera services W. be he'd on saturday morning,
Tenth e. Eeayes AMI friends are respectfully liz
HosaSSon TSarsdsy July Is, Mrs Ann Koran.
as sfS an ss are Ss ps.
from ner late rssldenee oci ATLANTIC ey, B.ooklyn
wife OF gonn Love, aged ss ears.
fully invited 10 aitend the i1nefa RON her ate resi-.
dence, S5S East IN st., on SUNDAY a. ye.oek. 60
the beloved VIE Of Edward Myers 49, mary 's0n'
MYRiH-On July ii, after short and severe III.
ness Geo gana, oeioved tighter of John and Sophia
n fnd Of the family e at,esd
Hsy sss fn snE efn 2einio
Inc remains WI be 'aAen from her Late residence on
Dutch Rils, Long Island cry. where solemn requiem
thence to Calvary Cemetery for lnterment At Z T. NJ
The frends OF the fanny are rSesspeeiuly iayi,ed
49, 1870 William MaEulre nays Of BrooksOoroush
The relatives and friends OF tue family and those OF
his nroncr. Charlie. Mcguire. and sister, Mrs. Dennis
ron hls late ies eass sis De KaiS Sv on M saturday
morning. AZ o oeloeS me remains wa be taken to
Where soena "S+ t 9 requiem T De oIreg for inc
NH, T,iSey, ne IAN p.,, Wright D.
me tSnera a nc YSk 70 s attend
y, l
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CRUSHISG OUT STRAW BIDS.
One Practical Result of the investigations by
the Democrat.c IIouse.

WAsHINGToN, July 14.-Amoug the prac-
teal results OF the House Investigations this
session, not the least i'm portant is the act just
passed both Houses Of Congress intended to
enectually crush out straw bids In the Post
Once Department. This bill was framed by
Gen. Clark Of Missouri after a care ul dyes
ton Of a mass Of testimony taken before he
Committee on Post Onices and Post Roads. 1t
provides FIRST that the bond OF the bidder shall
be supported by two sureties. who must be
owners 4 real estate worth in the aggregate a
SUM double the amount Of the bond, over and
above all debts owing by the bondsman. Any
surety making false statement shall be
deemed guilty OF perjury and on conviction
FINISHED provided oy law for that crime. The
next feature, wnicn strikes "A direct UlOw at
give contracts 10 the lowest bidders in the
order Of theif bids, and in the event tn the
lowest utd Qers fan to perform the service the
Postmaster General Is then adthOrlz To ent er
into contract with other persons at
the contracting parties failed 10 perform.
Failing 10 secure the performance OF the ser
vice On tue lowest bids, ne Is authorized to take
the next lowest with outside parties but II he
fiils u secure the perform ne at reasonet IL
rate he Is then req lirei to readverttse. Bidder
to " IOm contracts are awarded who fall to Ell
ter upon the performance OF tue servi, e, oI
having entered upon, fail to perform then
duticr, are 10 be held guilty of nisdeme MOI
and punished by Il fine OF not more than 5000
and Imprisonment Of not more than twelve
months, and the failure or refusal Of any
persOn or persons TO eater iLtO such contracts
IL due form, or their failure TO perform such
service, Is made iriin f.cle evidence In all &C
tons or prosecutions arising under TINS pant oi
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TIE pIGrON sHOOrING.
The Very Close Score by which Capt. Bogar.
dus Beat Or Talbot

In Decrfoot Park Yesterday Capt. A. ii. 10.
gardus ami Dr. Talbot shot at nfty pigeons each for
$500 side aud ho championship OF the world Mics
johnson trapped the blrds and each principal pulled
the n ps for the other Caas Wingate referee.
In the nst tage OF the match tho birds that Dr. Tai
bot shot M were fast flyers and Bog had the good
luck 20 ct tlugg sh birds. Or Talbot was much ex'
cltrd on account II the ngh grass almost shutting the
BIRDS from view anu Occasuuihg the ICES Of several
birds l. The be~iuulug Bukarius uutlh Talbot and
led The score Al twenty.nye Dird After he thireth
bird Inlhus hootlg much better, ana he brou sit
down nineteen tNit driver. Bueardus shot sixteen
driVDr. lAnlt gu hrcc rda thar SKINNED along the
x ass ,ud ltE rdu. Alter hard struggle on tht
part of Dr. Talbot, Capt. Bngardus won. Bugardus
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Mr. Williams Dem, Dell, from the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported resolution
recltn.4 that the wreck OF the morton Vecrm-
sch, sunk In Mobile Bay, has been roin' ana al
recting the Secretary OF the Navy to prevent the
breaking up or destruction Of the wreck, ana
II necessary, TO purchase back said wreck
Adopted.
Mr. Popplston (Demo Ohio), from the Com
mitteo on Elections, reported resolution in
the Massachusett t. contested election case de
olaring that Frost the sitIlug member, 10 not
emit led to the Sc Il, and that Abbott, the CON
testant II.
NJ Baker rep. Tnd.l a member OF the com
mittee, addressed the House Ia opposition 10
ths report. .,,
claIu, aud by Mr.. Poppleton, Ia support OF the
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majority Of the committee, the minority report
was rejected, TOTO 10l and then the majority re-
port was agreed to without division.
Mr. Kidder OF Dakota introduced a bill TO aid
In the construction OF a railroad and telegraph
line from Fort Abraham Lincoln to the Little
Missouri river Referred
Mr. Harris Dem, Va.) introduced hill to re-
move the political disabilities Of George Watson
Carr OF Virginia. Passed.
Mr. Stone Dem, MOI introduced a bill to fur
Their protect the sinking fund. Referred.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole (Mr. blackburn OF Kentucky In the chair
on the private calendar.
The bill to confirm certain land claims In the
State OF Missouri was discussed, but no action
was taken.
MIR. Lvnor Dem, Wis.,, from the conference
committee on tho bill to amend the bankruptcy
act, made report, which was adopted. The
House then adjourned.
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY. july l4-Receipts Of
bceyes III car loads or $50 head, making 2S4
since Monday, against i,50J for the tespoudng time
last week. The quality wac falr generally, ana well
suited 10 the requirements 81 IN, trade buyers ~ero
holding back Tor lower prices ana tue market Wa ex-
treney weak at a decline nom Ncdnesday equal TO
rather more than lac. n Some OF the nnes steers
sold lO3c 10 dress 81 ms, and some OF the
cOmmunest AT sac, 60 dross % ms, but m,e Of The
transactions AT pGslOiac. No. to dress heb7 rs
Receipts of sheep and lambs were "a cav loads 90
b12l lend making ldo0S since Monday against tsn
Cor the came time last WeVk, Ihe market Wac hsAlb
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BANKING AVID FINANCIAL.
SAFE INVESTMENT
Paying an interest OF
$40 PER CENT.
City Bones. Water Loan
Of the state Of New York.
For sale a, W by L. b. SEwBURN.
Banker, 90 Broad street.


Real Estate Marker.
YESTERDAY at the Exchange X. V. Harnett sold
uncer foreclosure one plot lO22xl00. Madison
nue., southwest corner OF Seventy seventh street.
te0053 anu the ouidtugs with plot e7xlOOx. 5x- on
the side Of li2d street. 625 feet Willis av
enue aud extending to Mil Brook. Morrisanis. lwen-
y-thrd Mardl. $1,000,
The REMAINDER Of announced foreclosure sales we're
adj urucd.
Inc following property viii be sold under foreclosure
to-day AZ the exchange:
Premises 427 West sixteenth street. and one plot on
East sixty lret street wcst OF First avenue.
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nat and reduction Of more than kc y n. failed to
induce butchers to tase more than oneha Of the oer
ings. The limited alee at 3f015c n. for sheen.
ana Bose. n for LAMBS, with few choice and extra
Jersey lambs soid at 8IV0Dc
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SgrtIal aotucs


SqflIi NoltCs
WHY GIVE MOREt
tIGo.
for set Of
GooDENoUGH HoRsEsHoEs
in any Of the following shops dastenngs free in any
shopG
$50 west 3lst st.
2.-2ll Wooster u.
3.-34 Elizabeth Il.
4.-G3 Henry st Brooklyn.
5.-l03 Stantonst
6-lS2 Leroy st.
7.-75l Atlantic av. Brooklyn.
81 Ncstry II.
q-l59 Fast 5tthst
l0-2O3 East ciihst
lbs Rutgers 81.
IL. 2s Marsctields 81.
l3--4li smith ST.. Brooklyn.
SAVE YOUR MONEY SAVE YOUR HORSE.
WORE, nFFiCrION,
o'p'FISY'fEsa e RHI E1bHf. OF
He LOVES M III Loves NE NOT"
The opening G9sPsF, II IN. Story
Tlff' sSf SnpIAY %SeWs
ToMoRkow
For sale by al newsdealcrs.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
"ABOyE All THINGS. IN THIS HOT
take lager."-From n. Y sun, June %.
Andhyou do arms, take
JAG RUPPERT's BEER.
1T Is THE REST.
s,-EyENlLrn GRAND tXrKA9GjKDIi,N>4AJHtY
Snsle Nnmber nraSng TO take place at Laramie CITY
vs,,s.',,' ~ July "a, Isze -. ,..,.,,,n..
y are to 4e ia public AID to be- con-
au''s' by JFG I5SSo ' ~ BE- Pp3simauTen
NOW Is TIE INF e t 1SXtsir FIJI 70 GAIN FOR
Grand Cash Prl4, 10000
Grand C,sn rrse S5o09
Grand Casa Prize ,....,..'.''"'.'' i i5S9
Tfu SSs, 81 s. ti six fr 81 laaa, iog
rGSs eas"ed nfor" fqrSH o B SgSSgs ne''
arr 81 FAX row 3rpo-it Posi- once, New YORK City.
-UN-TR0KES uEWAREi
We are nov selling good large Umbrella eco
Tor 'saeA''''''''''''..'..'..' : 90
tor tsnne BOATS ',.,,,..,...,.,.,....ts 20 ~ w
ISAAC SMITHS son q co,
4o5 broadway between Canal and walker sts.
PIANOS AND ORGANS. We are prepared to
class naSers Including waters pr, 50 astonlsn-
Ieed not be ieycd Of Tie IaAat5 of ssooi atrunont:
II lT non H%s Ss YORK; S@s
are now selling splendid Instruments for tle money.
A:,iS We DAnMo oS ms Am !aaine M NIX
Meir head ere II too late. lts the principal tea-
ture Of man, and Ike Douyiu's hats TOP, eNerythng
| Go 10 DOUGAN'S, 1O2 Nassau 81. lie "Hi Ten you
what to do 10 preserve 30 ID humor'
KEEPS CIsr0n sIIRrs, maze , to measure;
take or Keep any Of Keeps elrrts unless perfectly
satisfactory. 51l Broadway and vi Arch st Fi'Ad
| pha.
SAMPLE TIAS, CHEAPE-T AND bE-ri
| IHOICf L, 3OCl EXTRA CHOICE, 3sc. nrr p unol
| CHINESE and JAPANESE - RIO lttOI!
| PAkKEs, 1sd fhON 4 81, hEAH FuLloN.
SPECIAL SALEsrRAM HATS.mC1 osing Qua
prices pOc formerly sold a. al 81 10 New Nhurch &C..
| up stars.
| ROYAL HAVANA LOTrEi2N.
tSNIOU
VIII be drawn GU July Ia, Prizes cashedi orders
llled, Information furn shod free
| TAYLOR. q CO.. Bankera,
! No. IL " all IT., NY
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MARINE INTELLTsENoE.

MINIATURE ALvANAc-rurs DAY.
sun riees.... Al sun 70 Moon rses IL 81
gIuH WArKR--rHt. pAY
sandy Hook 40 Gov. tsland. Q IS Hell t,ata n 67
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POwLRS-ln the city OF New York. on the 18th day
Of June 1875 by the Hon. Tneudoric r. Westbrook Jus
lice Of the supreme Court. Eenore Bowles from Nm
Bowles. Cause, adultery
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Safely and certsiuly tndt great externAl rem
c,K Gl,uu's sulphur soap, removes cutineuus erup-
Mons Dy opening the pores whose CONSTRUCTION was me
ca.e Il the firuty' Test anu you wlll endorse H.
Denot. CriticEtons, z Sixth ayenu'. $780,, -.
Bo.ntliui shades 81 black VI brown produced by
INN Lalr DIt.-Adp
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Don't Pay ~ for Inferior Elastic Truss,
when tue best is sold Tor "a at POMEROYs 746 Broad
Wa
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$4,000 worth II furniture and carpets at
greatly reduced pgices. P.ror eaita, from ~ nam,
Der tuiies as. Walnut bedsteads tb walnut bureaus
So brussels carpet 81. Cowperthwalte l10 an l0I
tastDeR ". lBl.ssp large Yarerooms
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One Of the most pleasant palIIatiyes daring
sasckness, ana one Of the most desirable aperientT
during sea voyage, Is MIX Of Magnesia.
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Steamship Aibemarle. Lewes mdse.
United states steamship Plymouth. Port Royal, <50
officers and crew.
Steamship Reading, Philadelphia.
Bark Juan II. Pie son, Sing pore, mdse.
AleO INC usual rlver ana cOasLNIse vesteIa
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DIHORCED.

GILMORE EBER.-On Thursday 18Th inst. by the
Rev {. NJ. Eggieston Joseph II. Gilmore 10 Josephine
Leber. Int OF ChlcAgO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-15

Is no patent medicine humbug, got up 20 dupe
the Ignorant and ctedu us nor ~ represented A. De'
ing compused OF rare aud precious Huntauce brought
IRON the four OF IA GARTH carrie seven Times
acruss the Great Desert VI sahara Ou tbs DacAA ~
fourteen eanels ana brought across me Alhna ocean
on Two tMps' II Is SIMPLE, mn soutiug remedy a
perfect specific for Catarrn and "Cold ~ the Head "
also for Offensive Breath, Lnss OF tmpairment OF the
sense Of smell Taste, Nearing, WItery Weak
kyes Pam or Pressure IA the Head wheu caused, as
they an not unfreqleny are, 0y tho violence Of Ca
tarrh.-AdD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-15

Common sense Method. The comfortable SIX
Elastic Truss sold only by Elastic Truss Company, $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-15

Ifso, he careful OF disease. Avoid II b tax INC
QuTk's Irish Tea. Price 20 eents,-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-15

Mrs wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething old and weltned remedy. IL ma. stood
the test Of many years. and was never known to fail.