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THE RIN0-RIDDES CTR.
Judge Barnard's Opinion Of Breekiyn's
Doubie- Headed Government.

Justice Barnard in Brooklyn, yesterday,
announced that Ia the matter OF the application
Of ex-Alderman Gardner, for a msndamus TO
eompe, the Clerk Of the BOARD Of Supervisors
to call his name as Supervisor Of the Fifth Ward,
instead Of the Supervisor who was elected under
Senator Goes biil reviving the double headed
sysfem Of government, he had decided adverse
~ tbs plaiDtin because the result sought for
should be obtained by quo wafranto proceed
,nss, and where there wac another remedy a
maDdamus would not Ne. lie added. 10 MIR.
tombstone, the plaintiffs counsel. that the act
sppotnting the present Board OF Supervisors
was clearly unconstitutional. Tue case was
new one, aud Ia disposing Of it he had acted
on bis Test impressions. He could not say what
the higher court would do.
The contest 10 bssed 90 the ground that the
Coe bill pasted In 1876 Is unconstitutional as
far Us relates 10 the Board OF Supervisors. aud
the case ie To be carried 10 The Court Of Appeals.
IL ID said to be serious question whether the
acts 81 both Supervisors and Aldermen are not
invalid, leading lawyer IN Brooklyn asser ed
yesterday that both boards could De eDjotned
from levyine OF collecting taxes, aud that the
whole city Government could be clogged.
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BoYCE;-At the pastoral residence, on Sunday. July
ri 81 the Rex 1%s, %. pas
,,ranersi services viii commence at ~ O'Clock on
close q which iae remains vii be tSsen TO calvary
Cemetery TOR nterment The reverend CLERGY aud
~ - sSSss%Is jplS & IRA Ss5sarS. Burns,
reaIives friends Of the family respectful.
10 Ailanuc ay BrooSlyn on wednesia Jay, July ie, at
BYERs. ON sunday, Ju D. 5 ran. wife OF William
Byers, an the hbtn year OF her age
requested from residence,
SiS West 3sd st. on Wednesday the lsth inst, al ~
CoUGHLAN.- On SUNDAY, July o, Resale T.. eldest
Relatives ard friends OF ~ family are respectfully
a2 West = s s o S' weaneaay o Jay a.
A, & s. L29s Mo o. Igesds, JOY ate,
sopei, Chase. Sset . years months. aud days.
of Michaei and PaIfics Gufley. sged 81 years and
months AT ms residence. oo5 lolh av
s io Efar Ss ana 81 ja5 q
re.peetfSiy invited 10 attend VI '"' ''"i arc
CuNSIN6llA N.-oq, Monday. July 10, Joseph, tho
Bssi am II. on Tuesday, July II, at m NJ
Of ESIiS - aaS Katie Bill. Aa sed y S1
ISasra sl "a, ,sse place on TUESDAY, July Il, Ma
huKLki. -oa July 70. siarssrei Hurley, the ISM
year 81 her age naive OF Newcastle West, county
Limerick. ireland.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral Tuesday II Ia
inst, IRON ner late real 4ence, SiO Monroe al
O'Clock 4. NJ.
LYoNs.-op July 10. 1870 srtoget Lyons wife Of
John Ly US, native OF LJugnr,a, county Gsway, Ire
land, aged 80 years.
Relatives anu friends are respectfully nvtsi 10 At
Mott 81, on Wednesday NJ o'clock T.. NJ.
kEAkDON.-ln jersey tity, un Monday morning.
JuS 10, after short Illness, Ellen. widow
Matthew Reardon, aged "a years.
The relatives and fricnts uf the family respect.
fully invited 10 stend tue funeral "Wednesday morn
July ~ at o'clock A. A.. from her late residence.
OF vtn and Provost from thence To 81 Mi
chatr Church. where a hirh mass Of requiem VIII Oc
Offered up for the happy repose OF her soul
WALTON Sunday, Juiy y, Ada lurita, only dAush'
Ter Of Nllnam and Lucy Nal Agec months.
The relatives ana triends OF the family are REQUEST
ed 10 attend funeral on IuesdlJ Juy II, ~ fM,
rNRAMIp LODGE, No, Apu. b. AND A. NJ Brethren:
You are hereby summoned 10 All enu special connu-
nication he held corner of 1sLh
sth this Tuesday. July H. at O'clock r. NJ. tor
the purpose of paving the last tribute of respect ~
the remains OF our late brother, Frederick lts
by order JOSEPH NASH, Master.
JuOs. u. GROUNsELL, See
UNION CHAPTER, No. ISL, r. A. M.-Compnntons
You are hereby summoned 10 sttend emeT-
vocation TO oe held AZ our rooms corncr Of lS and
bth this Tuesday july II AZ oClucS Tor the pur-
OF paying the last tribute 81 respect 10 the remains
VI our late companion, lrcdtrlct LIS.
WM. 4. VANDERBILT. II. r.
JONI HooLE, Sec.
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How they Get Divorces in N eDiucky.
Prcpl M SLauIoya ,IyhynaI

The following is q nerbdtinl copy OF
petition ~ equity, filed IN the Lincolp Circuit
Court Of Kentucky: Mrs -, plaintiff, vs..
-, defendant, iU equity. The plaintig -
states That In the year ten thousand eight hun
dred AMI sixty live she was married to tue de-
iendaDt -, In the county Of Lincoln, aud
state of Kentucky, ana they lived together IN
lawful wediock for several years. until dark
clouds Of Gls.Ord began To lower over the aky
" welded felicity. and the minaclous lightning
~ disunion began to dart its lurd aamos across
gloomy clouds OF atramental blackness, obscur-
log every star OF hous sDd happiness. whose
respleudent glory iliuInined tue dawn OF u no
FIRST brief years OF her welded life when
she gavo her hand and undivided heart
TO tho dsfondapt, who, ~ The snltry
month OF July, 1867, when, after having been
warmly and snnRly wintered within the fond
embraces Of her loving arms and closely nestled
TO heart that beat alone for tho defepdant, he
showed his base, black ingrattude by abandon
ing her bed aud board without cause Whatever,
except tho Unsuitable thirst for novelty, which Is
the great predominant character Of defendants
nature. The defendant has abandoned and
basely deserted the plaintiff for more than one
YEAR and left plaintiff without any provisions
for food on raiment upon the cold charities Of
tirely dependent upon her daily labor for sup
port sho desires and prays the ohious letters OF
nn uDielicitous marriage be severed, divorce
a Wnculo mdtThaOlia and no storation 10 all the
rights ana inmunties VI femme sole and her for
mer name -----, aud Tor all other proper re-
lief. The plaintiff having been u resident OF the
county of Lincoln and State OF Kentucky, for
more than one year next preceding the fling Of
this petition, aAd the Cause Of action having ac-
In aforesaid state. -, plaintiff. by -,
attorney for UlaiutIH
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THE CONVICT PROFESSOR.


George White. the skilled engraver who
was arrested In connection with the counterfeit
gang Of 70 wilson street, Brooklyn. was arragned
yesterday before Judge Benedict. Whites ass O.
ciaies. who were indicted under the names Of
Thomas Conadon and Charles Conklin, were also
arraigDed. White had pleaded guilty TO the 10
dictment.
CongdoD, who also goes by the name Of Henry
Harrison, though his real name IL Congdon,
pleaded guilty yesterday. Judge Benedict told
Congdon that To had seen him before, aud that
he knew hin 10 be an Intelligent man, fully able
70 comprehend the consequences OF bis crimes.
lie was sentenced 10 ten years in the Kings
county penitentisry aud 70 pay $50 ine. Cong.
don listened without any apparent emotion.
George White. tue aged artist and ex- professor
Design, was next c He'd up. lie had pleaded
guilty, expecting to get i've year. less imprison-
men. he trembed aud seemed ready TO give
away when Judge Benedict said to him that be-
cause he mad been q skilled engraver. and had
turned his skill to Violate the law, his case
should Oe made a warning TO other engrayers.
20 deter them. II possible, from entering like
business. He senteneed him to ten years at
and to pay 1900 nne, White 10 sixty seven
years old. aod ma heath hardly warrants the
expect tion that he will ever be free again.
Charles CoHgdon, alias Coaklin. the brother of
TON Congdon, for whom ne acted M printer.
was was sentenced 70 Ave YEAR 10 the kinss County
Judge benedict then ordered that the ooun-
terieiters implements be connseatsd. Over
house belonged 10 the younger Congdon. who
was indicted as Cherries Conkiin. IL Is 70 be re-
tanned ~ guarantee for his hoe. when spoken
TO about the money be was Indifferent. out
seemed anxious about watch the aecrst SER
wee men had. Mrs. Mason. wDo bAroesed the
counterfelters, Is not to be prosecuted, mas
much us she gave 10 the ofAoers the Information
on which White was arrested. The prisoners
were taken to the Kings County PebttentiaFv In
tue afternoon, shaved, and put IN strined
clothes.
judge Benedict also sentenced Christian A.
etelo, who Tor many years was the most adroit
Illicit distIller in BROOKLYN. He fed TO Canada
after be had been released on bail. but returned
voluntarily. He made rtatements to the United
States District Attorney claiming 10 be aoie to
pTove that United States heyenue Collectors
GiLen and Giasrson. aud ex-AssisLant District
Attorney Hughes. haa been paid sou a week
while he Was Ia the crooked wbiskey busiaess.
The evidence which btein offered was meagre,
and nothing Is to be done about g. Stein was
sentenced to 10 months i'm prisonment 10 the
Albany Penitentiary aud 70 pay tue of 81 ,0O0. 1
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TURKEYS NEW GOVERNMENT
The Text Of the suItan's PnociaaAatien-Tt
Necessity for II eform.

The Text Of the suItau's Proclaala ien-The
Necessity for Reform.
wAsHISeToS, July l0.-The folio wing Of
ncial document in relation to Turkish al airs In
furnished through the courtesy OF NJ. Aristarchi
Boy. the Turkish Envoy Extraordinary and MIN
ister Plenipotentiary TO this country:
IMPERIAL MATT.
Ny slus,T.ogs Year. keAen,ed llcAsh Rssha.
to The stsfas ases.es o. PcsidsSse and ccniofsSy
saS.,ins ySaI sspss!is. :Ss s.Sio,:@ sSRa5@
tonaries In their position.
ss S,' q ~ ION SfS e s
terror and exterior Affairs Of the State have eaas
iricst the nasacss aud 20 The County snd disturb
Therefore before anything else the duty Of the Gov.
n 400 Go sps aGH saS o sss sspsee a. d
the failure u mslnsin The coandence anu the yros-
piness Of the country and Of s he inhsbants such
TssSi sas Sn be SSasd By 4Sps the sovsrn
a9S sisas' are sSneePPir..e =, uSon that poa
Minister. the principle, Apd mode OF government
70 sssSfa 10 o., SsfsT 81 po Sas Sesseas our
@s9'. seton ~ Sseeg o., ave- :nd eoai9rmab.e
needs Of the people so pat our sasjscis SitscSs
e1espuop nay enj9y complies liberty deyelog every
n the love and deenoe Of the country the state and
the nation You will present TO US the result Of your
Ia seeord-nee With the hAsi. which We have ju.t
saccessScy The Couasei oi stIss aud the HSI.rs ~
Justice. PIDhc luAtruc tlun, aud Finances veil
otheT branches VI the vernnenf anl to their
respective organizations The TN neal stu ben;
Que OF tao ceu tes which trAnne.s che action OF tue
Government che hrt REFORM to Introduce In that ad
minstrltion must be combined IN a way
store confidence. To Tsscn that cad rneciise and
earnest control must De estabshed 10 order 20 obtain
faithful performance 81 the provisions Of the bp get
and prevent the possibility " eheetg yond
those sat forth IN them. For part. aud hs an
act toward those REFORM abandon TO the MnIstry
o. FINANCES sxH thousand puaes year fron our eivl
iist as well As the direction and revenues VI the coal
siae q Eregll or other mines ana Of some factories
herltofore belonging to the said civil list.
Our WIN also 10 that, by wise reforms, important
economies should equally be nade Ia tue other branches
Of the Government. Que OF our moe ardent desiree Ia
that while continuity ~ ia the past " execute faith
Government should devote part " " eaorlA
develop and ond closer our good relations win thap.
May the Almighty grantto as all Ills aid and protec
tIon
CoSsrASTnoPIE June ], 1870.
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WORK OR BREAD,
The Starving Laborcrs Of Newark Dems d.
lug Employment or Food.

Yesterday forenoon about $50 laborers,
who had viinly applied to the Street Commits
sioner Of Newark for employment, marched to
the residence OF Mayor Yates In Commerce
street. They were told that the Mayor was out Of
town, and were asked the cause Of their demand
to see him, to whioh they replied that they
wanted " work or bread, and meant to have 1t,
tnn. They then appointed committee to
persed.
The committee visited the Mayors Office. and
were told bv hts ifivate secretary that the
mavor was absent from the CITY. The commit
Tee again repeated their demand for work or
broad and departed. saying they would call
nshIn po-uay ana demand employment Of the
Mhsor. AZ noon the men again assem- bled IN
from. of tue Mayors residence, but committed
no breach OF the peace. One of the men in
formed reporter that he had had no work for
eighteen months, and that when he left his
home that morning he had only eaten hnIf n
slice OF bread and a cuD of water, and that his
wife and three children had Jared no better
The men have advertised TO hold meeting this
evening at Military Park. Temporary relief will
probably be gwen. and In a few weeks several
large sewer contracts will be awarded.
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The success and popularity OF the new
Wilcox d GibDs Automatic sewing machines
have tempted some Of It's more gushing and less
scrupuious competitions to try aud steal Its thun-
der; the public cannot, therefore, be too strong
ly cautioned that the new Wilcox q Gibbs Au-
tomato IL the only machine In the world with
tension requiring no change whatever for any
thickness OF material. 65s Broadway corner
Bond street., New York
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i5 80 for October Ell SO for September, and Ell 200
SlLsxP Tor August. Dressed hogs irnier az htsgqr
n nee, hing moaerc'y. Beet hams u as to
yuu.lI buttrr was again quiet and not very stradv
srn', hrkins uno tubs, i52ic pais. 15G2Jc Wet.
ern ntklns and tuns. 12s l5c Cheese vas uu,ot and
uunvuA Etoi STARE factory, 6a10jec Western DO to0
Tor western and near bv, '' Nv f'S"ioN'
NhAlN.Whcat dun decidedly lower and unsettled.
SUES uSVD htHh ~ tofsbr. for uneound snrfnp orc
doINeM lvrk nsgectiUn NO.3 Oh lnr M
5tprnR, tlOl6f1 IL for No. 2 Chic no snriny Al tnI
" ~ IOr NO Milwaukee anrinR SOC 0t1 10 fot M.
kisdvu sprlny " 2Ols tor SOFT No Minnesota snrng
81 70 tor NO Nheboygan spring. aud VI 1O II TX for
reu winter. live nominal. Oats lower, win n onies
market sales ~ 900 bush at 30 fsGlpc Tor No mtxai
ws4c Tor No white. Soa33c for e range Of inlxrd
Mestern 5hs4Oc Tor the range of white Western lns
SOC Tor whlte state H7d40c. Tor mixed State orn a
"a &c easier and actvcj aes 100000 bush at Asabgc
lor heated anG damaged, steamer at bGaJOoc mlxed
AZ 6pc No. at Csc, yellow at 5S5pc and annthern
white tac, also for future delivery, mixed ut 6b Tor
August, and 0OIec. for Sci TENDER ~ w
Recommendations turpentinp was ouiet hut Arm, a,
ssyyesSoSc hosns quiet aud unchanged st fi50s
~ 20 iuI enlninOn 70 good strnlncd Petroleum was
lg er and Arm crude In nulk, 9c refined IN bbs
~ lbsc win 1000 bbls. sOlu At thesc hgurea Ocean
,rei.nt were more active nd closed nrner grain TO
LlVerpool 0y steam HnSAd8pd to Hun by steam, Oh
fna 10 Slssgow s'seg do by SAT- 20 London s do.
Nhlskey more uctlve With 200 bbls. nd at ri l9i1
Iailow was dull ana nominal at S)sc. for prime
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on sunday evening shortly before Q O'Clock,
the heavens we're Illuminated by meteor OF wonderful
brilaney. la general direction was from southeast TO
northwest. Its hight equal IN intensity 10 that
produced ny the most powerful electric battcst ?nt
CAST VIVID glare over miles oil elugt1 nue. yleY OF
II eujDJed ny the Residents 81 brooklyn Hekhlyi
10 whoI IL appeared as large white pal OF nfe ABOUT
the sile Of the fun moon. The pAenoneu9n Nae lis
bic long enongh FOL grOuns OF persOns 20 al nuun
% the object ensbies an 70 View u dsl,beI.is From
the earth. IL hHaly burst Into myriad fragments us
playnS la its dissolution the most VIVID crusohs snd
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The Railroad thai own. New Jer.sy.

The suit brought IN the name Of the estate Of
New jersey but IN the lnterest OF tue PennsysaIis
iailroat Cop.py to prey ent tue Delaware ana Bound
Brook lroW er9ssin tue Delaware Tdely
wac heard Judgs NAon IN TIE United 81 tes DE ct
Court ~ Irent0D YESTERDAY. Attorney. General Van.
alta argued thai tue state dad DOT half VI
river peawsr'. Escpsneelor lillslnsop IN behslf
VI the Delaware and Bouud Brook Railroad argued that
the state Hne extended TO the middle the river Which
formed the OVundary line. Decision reserved.
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IL no paIant medicine bUmNug got 10 10 dupe
the ignorant and cTeduoua, " IL represented a, be-
ng eomposed OF rare and precious snhsancei brought
the four OF the Garth carrie seven times
across tho Great Desert of Sahara on the back Uf
fourteen canels ana brought across the Albania Ocean
thlpa." II 10 ample, mlli, soothing remedy a
perfect specific for Catarfn and "Cold Ia the Head /"
also Tor Offensive Breath, Loss impairment Of tie
sense ~ Snell, Taste, or Hearing, watery Nuak
Eyes, Pam Pressure the Head when caused, rs
they all not uuf cQlcnty are, Oy the violence Of Ia.
taTTh,-Ade,
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Tue Muruai. Win allor sixteen Innings.

LOUISVILLE, July i0.-rhe Louisvilies and Mu-
tual played on To-day the ile game Of Saturday The
ninth inning was tie, and sixteen innings had to be
played before HE game was DECIDED Tbe following IL
the score
Lousyhes.l 0 l o o o o 0 0 o o Is
huluals. II v y o o go o o o "a
Base his- Loulsvlllas Is, MANUALS IL.
Runs egrned-LOu syiles 4 Mutuals 4.
Erron-LouAsilleso o, Mutulsk
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NEW yoRK. Monday. July 1O.-Rece,pts vera
z car nds, or 3214 head. making 1851 for he week
akanet sVVi Tor the previous week, and 7lp tho
GORE pOndlng week last year. Average aualty OF
Iresh offerings vas fair and with urgent demand tho
narket was brisk At advance from Friday eaua
70 Hc n Ordinary to strictly prime steers were sold
nv sSslO n. TO dress 55d67 ms. to the gross CIV
TO drcsa o. ms. "
Receipts of sheen and lambs were 43 cars or ssll
nesu, makhg 1922 for the week, against 2iu62 for
~, mses. MARKET rather quiet at 45Iec. n. for
common 10 COCO sheep $40 DC for prin ana extra do
AI iio casc. y. i9r common TO extra lambs
.hecelps OF calves were 800 head. making 7s1 for
the week. against "A 0b2 Tor Inc prcvious spf Vcis
were easier with slow sales 5Jvssc N ButterniK
we.e uccl9eai Neak and lower, with sales at
SMS ,s = d. and 800 head and several lots
Receipts Of hoRs bolx carr or eooo head maxine
15,731 for the week, against 2i5 for let we~k
q m
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BANNING AND FINANCIAL.
SAFE INVESTMENT.
Paying an interest Of
$40 PER CENT.
Guy Beads, Water Loan
Of the State Of New York.
For sale az Q5 by L. n. NEwBURN,
Banker 5O Broad street.


Transactions yesterday al the Exchange COM
prscd foreclosure saies by;
A. H. Miller SOP. rights aud franchises OF the Union
Gaslght Company IN the buildings, machinery, &c,
with plot OF land bounded by second avenue ana the
Harlem river. Ninety eighth aud Ninety ninth Streets
t2Sl 7lb.
by H. V. HaTnetL two houses with lots each lpxIn0 s.
on the north side Of Forty second street. ~ feet
Of Ninth avenue, els, SOL (pn)
By VIM Kennedy. one house with two years lease Of
lot known as No. 100 Of the late Henry Ru
RerH 5000 One lot ZJNloD on the south side Of lUStn
street, 20 Feet wet Of Lexington avenue, 81 400.
The remainder OF foreclosure sales were adjourned
large humber VI foreclosure sales are announced
for to-day at the Exchange.
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MINIATURES, Wis, july l0.-Judge Dyer OF
the United States Circuit Court to-day pronounced
sentence In the whiskey cases as follows samuel las
and Jacob ltlndskopf reetlneTs, each one DAYS in
prisonurnt In the county jail ana me OF 81 900 LEO
polo With. dstiiler, SIX months Imprisonment and
nno OF ~ OOl Aaron SthOnfeld dstili er Ave months
imprisonment and 900 nne William Bergentha and
Charles Grau, olstlcrs, each four months' imprison
mcnt ana u 600 nne Charles HentE. dlstier, three
months imprisonment ana $500 nne
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Consumption Its Prevention aud Cure by
MLn.hNnIor'a ukpnph us phlIes.

Eminent phYsicians now admit that by the
Timely ad Ilnisraton of the hyp0phOsphiirs Of lime
aud soda, consumption can oe cuIed, aud STAMPED cut
In all cases vi pTcaiflOstun thrCtuay small pux
by VACCINATION. This famous preparation OF Minche-
teIs has now Oeen ested for eist,Gn years with IN
failing success. II ~ Ia ADDITION. magnificent tonic
Ia ali O general debility weakness iuss Of appe,
ute, &c, ees,ns Tome INV guratins, ana NtAhAhy
properties Of the highest OrleT.
Prepared only by Ne sra. Winchester Co, Chemists,
30 john street, Nuw YORK SOLD ny all druggists.
PrIres IL anu ~ pr bottle -Iae'
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BoDiEE-vAN voRsr.-on Wednesday. June es,
BY the Rev pr Deems. Charles d. Bodine to Ella Van
CooK-HACKErr.-o Wednesday, July 8. by the
Rev. Father Cowry stephen q. Cook, NJ. D., 10 Mary
G. Hackett, both OF New York.
RAwFokD-wAI1E.-On Saturday, July g. by the
Rev ID. - Ray W. A. Crawford TO Alfredo Waite, all
VI Tins city.
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There IL nothing mysterious about tho disap-
pearanco fran the VI eruplilns, burns scaldal
lruses, ulcers, and sores through the influence "
tlcnn'H sulphur SOAP, sulphur ID potent BURNER and
healer OF the skin, aud - moot henenelsly ntil4ed IN
thus form. Depot, I rittentOns, sixth avenue.
To roaew your youth Use Hnls instantaneous Hair
Dye.-Adg.
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MIRIyE INTELLxGEyOE.

MINIATURE ALNASAc-Tms pAv
sun rlses.. IS sun Gets. "a Moon rises 10 is
. aIsH wArER-rnt~ DAY
sandy iook 10 81 Gov. IsIanal1 90 Hell Gate II ~
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SUPREME COUNT CHAMBERS Nos. 10. 20, 30,
q ~ q, ~ es, o. o. %, % Az es, a. "a II r. 5s
30 49, o. a. "a, W. lOi ll7 l2u. l2l, l22 l23 1888 l4
1870 III i4G ilG ibi lbd. no IA. ia lSi. 1885, iv9
l0i, 100. 20. 207, 2l2, Pa 2l5. 2l7.
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Attention Invited to the nrn notice OF Liver.
more Ciews Co.. q Nassau street. Mr. {. r. Liver.
more anu Hcny NleMt were aheOclatpd under the
rrn uame during the war. and became widely known
as all street BANKERS Tue concern cofiimenc -
business sNain favorable sided by
years OF experience IN the various departments tue
STOCK anu Gold Exchanges.
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NFTfNtd-MONDAY, July 10.
steamship MaRnoltl, Savannah. mdse ana nase
steamship Idaho, Liverpool, m1se and pass.
steamship city Of Chester. Liverpool mlse and pass
steamship City OF Dallas Femsndna, ndse. and pass
Bars Tulsa. Dundalk, IN ballast
Bdrk Atlas, Gloucester, In ballast.
Bark Evening star, Hull. IN ballast
Baik saga, Westport In ballast.
Brig Nellie Hustled, Du0iin, empty barrels.
Also tbe Usual river ana co istwise ves.as
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Business Hutires.

4 Comprehensive Preventive and Kennedy.
"A medical preparation which admirably regu-
ates and nyieoraies the whole internal organism to
protect " against every hurtful Influence which
completely removes the various causes which ivr rise
70 dyspepsia urinary complaints rheumatism neursl.
Eia female disorders and general debility II certainly
most comprehensive preventive ana remedy. Ihls ~
tho character assigned by physicians TO UDOLPHO
woLFE'5 sCHIEDAM AROMATIC scHk Apo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-11
Verde, from the Drug Trade.

QulTks Irish Tea is a wonderful preparation,
il All cases VI bihousless, headache, and aver com
plaipL-Adf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-11

n u. 10 not hesitate TO say that the PERUVIAN
sYEuP has claims TO confidence eaua II superior
those OF any medicine that mas come knowl-
edge have used II with great success for Dyspepsia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-11

The advantages possessed by Mill Of Mag
nesA rs dentrlice are ia eolofizlng of
moving bad breath and It's entire simplicity.