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THE CENTENNIAL.
ENCAMPNENT IN PARAMOUNT PARK OF FIVE
THOUSAND STATE NATIONAL GUARD.

ENcAMPMENT IN PARAMOUNT PARK OF FIVE
THOUSAND STATE NATIONAL GUARD.
PHILADELPHIA, August 3, 1875.
The encampmcnt OF the Pennsylvania State National
Guard upon the plateau OF Paramount Park Is exciting
much attention. The train which lett Pttsburg yes
terday. containing the Western detachments, was IN
three sections, numbering thirty cars and as II came
down the road II Joined by other trains, until Il
made the grand total OF eleven sections or ITO cars,
containing over 5000 persons This is the largest
train tina, passed any road, IS said. and tho
achiev of collecting and passing them without
cdent or The slightest impeachment TO the general travel
considered unparalleled railway achievement
tho designated rrounds and is busy putting their out
fits into presentabe order. The present unfavorabe
weather will somewhat rctard the nnal preparations.
The location Is that portion OF the park between Bel
mont and Glamour mansion and Prospect avenue
ground entirely suitable Tor an encampmcns Of this
size. The encampmcnt Is called Camp Anthony Wayne
Tho from this spot grand aud The finest OF
the nno points peculiar to this noble park II cannot
fail to impress our visiting sodiery most avoraoly
and when taken consideration with the extensive
and beral preparations made for their hospiable
ception IL to be hoped their visit will be of
The encampment will comprise $50 wall tents, 1900
common tents and twenty-five hospital tents
Tho parade OF The moblized National Guard will take
place about tho 10th inst They will be reviewed
by Governor Hartranft
The portion OF the guards now in camp Is the Eighth
DIVISION and include the counties Of the States
Major General Thomas +. Gallagher, who served with
great distinction IN the rebellion. Is the commandant
The following is his staff -Adju!ant General. Lieu
tenant Colonel G. w. Hazzard Division Inspector
Lieutenant Colonel John Dursler; Surgeon Chief
William c. Coleman; Division Quartermaster. Major
James p. Hart; Division Commissary, MAJOR b.
F. Harrington Judge Advocate, Major Andrew Fulton;
Division paymastcr, Major William Jordon; Aids
Majors Lindsey Core, Bceson, Cunningham, Foster,
Grassland. Hugus. Chambers and Flenniken.
The Tenth regiment has an enviabe record. II had
the credit Of being tho best drilled and finest disci-
plined regiment In the army of the Potomac Thcy
were accorded unusual honors upon their arrival
They escorted to the gates OF the Centennial
Grounds furnished with an escort OF the Cente
guard and conducted along Belmont avenue their
line Of march TO camp.
The following orders have been issued for tho
campment :--Reveie at SIX A. NJ breakfast at seven
guard mount at halfpast seven company drill from
eight nine; battalion drill from nine to ten; dinner
at noon; skirmish dr at three; supper six; dress
parade at hapast seven, and taps at ten o'clock. On
Saturday the will DO allowed to visit the EXPOSE
ton, ana also every other day following
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THE WHISKEY TRIALS.

Ex-sUPEEvIsoR TUITION AND BLUFoED WILSON
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
wAsHryGroN August g. 1876.
The subcommittee on Whisky Frauds to-day re-
sumed the examination OF ex-supcrvisor Tuition with
regard to his knowledge Of the whskcy frauds and his
official acts In relation 10 them In reply the direct
oues,ion whether he IN his investigation discovered
ANYTHING to duplicate Senator LOAN and Mr.. Far
we'll the witness replied no did not though as TO the
latter thero appeared suspicious circumstances until
explained.
Being Intercepted in relation Revenue Agent Var
ran witness replied that Yaryan believed he every
thing the law when, fact he knew but little;
he bad been able to for the impcdmcnts
thrown In tho way Of prosecuting whiskcy frauds in
Chicago. except Yarynr working In the of
the wniskcy Ring, and Mr.. Brooks, OF the Secret Ser.
vice, came TO tho same conclusion. far as Chicago
was concerned. The witness sad he spoke three
minutes with General Babcock in his lie
until after the latter was indicted; General
Babcock then came to him and told him
he understood that Bluord Wilson had given
washburnc, Chief OF the Treasury Detective Force,
S. 900 TO induce witness his (Babcock's
v,ction beyond pcradvcnturc. The witness SAID TO
Babcock tina, he did not believe Bulord Wilson would
use money for that purpose and further, he did not
believe that washburne would do such work; and wit
ness also said Babcock there was no truth In what
he had heard, and that II was put up job from pegn
nins to end Ito gave as his impression that aiarger
number OF convictions could have taken place Ia
Chicago without the immunity granted 20 certain par
ties engaged in frauds than with such immunity. The
men who we're the orginstors OF the rin. and did
largest amount of stealing were exempted from pun
ishment lie believed the ring would have been
ccctuzily broken Up they had been sent 10 the penn
Tertiary Ills opinion that some OF them continu
ing in the liquor business were stealing now.
Representative Cochrano read to the witness an ex
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MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS.

MEETING OF THE STATE COMMEMORATIVE
STATE TICKET NOMINATED.
DErRoIr, Mich, August g. 1876
The Michigan Republican State Convention met at
Lansing Today and nominated the following State
ticket:-For Governor, c. N. Crosswell Lieutenant
Governor Alonzo Sessons Secretary Of State, 4. G.
u. Holdcn State Treasurer D. Il. hcCreery; Auditor,
Ralph Ely; Land Commissioner, B. +. PARTRIDGE
Attorney General, Otto Kirschner; Superintendent Of
Public Instruction. II. s. Tarbell
The following Presidential electors also
chosen: lillian Doeltz First District; Charles H.
Kemp, Second district; Preston Mitchell. Third DIS
Filth district Charles Kipp Sixth district jeremiah
jerks, Seventh district J. Hancnett, Eighth district
William Durham, Ninth DISTRICT William A. Howard
and Henry w. Lord electors ut large
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THE STEWART MEMORIAL CHURCH.

The ceremony of breaking ground for tho church to
DO erected in memory of the late Alexander stewart
Garden City took place at twelve O'Clock wednes
day Judge Hilton, in few we'll chosen words, paid
feeling tribute to his departed friend, whom no de-
scribcd a friend to all In the community where
grand enterprise Garden City mad beer projected.
he spoke Of the church as commemoratiDR not only
the lite OF Mr. stewart. but also his belief God,
and though not sectarian, he was arm and mistaken
IN bis Christian belief After prayer by Tho Rev. Nr.
Hcpworth Judge Hilton turned the FIRST sod and Inn
mediately force OF iaborcrs commenced excavating
lcr the foundation OF the memorial church.
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AFRICA.

THE KAFFIRs DEFEATED BY THE WHITES AND
BLACKs-KAFFIRS STILL RAIDING.
LONDON, August T. 1870
despatch to the News from Madeira says ad-
vices have been received from Transvaal South
Africa, that Mothlbi was attacked by 1000
whites and 400 blacks on the eth Of July, the
stronghold carried by storm and complete victory
tho Kanirs. But successful Kalir raids are
reported and the situation seriouG
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NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.

MEETING OF THE sTATR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
TRENTON, N. j., August 3. 1875
Tho Democratic Executive Committee, OF this State,
mot this morning tho Trenton House, all the men,
Oers except two being present William W. Shippen.
Of Hoboken, was elected permanent chairman vice
Rcy nods resigned. Alter lengthy consultation among
tho members 1t resolved to adjourn 10 meet again
on Tuesday next the place, to perfect arrange
for the Electoral Convention and the prosecution
Of the campaign. The headquarters of tho committee
will this
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BOSTON PROPERTY VALUATION.

A SERIOUS DECREAsE-A MILLION AND A HALY
REDUCTION IN TAXES.
BosroS. Mass August 8. 1876
The Assessors report shows tho total valuation OF
real personal property 10 be f103 Pol 90O loss Of
S4s os3 500 the past year The city has, however
reduced the amount OF tax levy by ST. 900, that
the rate OF taxation Is reduced 81 90 per 81. 900.
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EGYPT.

A REVOLUTION PROCLAIMED IN ALExANDnIA-
REBELLIoN AGAINST THE KHEDIvE.
LONDON, August 4, 1876.
The Paris despatch in tho Times says revolutionary
proclamation has been distributed in Alexandria
Egypt seeking. under the pretext Of defending the
magisracy. to raise rebellion against the Khcdlve
THE FRENCH SQUADRON.
telegram from Alexandria in the Daily Ne,cs an.
nounces that tho French squadron anchored in the
harbor yesterday.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES,


"Lcs DanicheG concluded brilliant run at tho 81.
James Theatre, London, on July Is.
A Milwaukee critic praises Miss Clax,on's acting In
"Conscience'' IN the most unqualified terms.
Al the next Birmingham festival the orchestra VIII
consist of 140 players and the chorus OF 1854
Croizctto Is recovering from her Illness aad has
been represented IN "LEtraneerc in Paris by Broisat
As some discussion has been raised to tho proper
pronunciation OF the name "Sardanapaus' II may
be we'll to state that the last 'a Is long Tho word
does not occur often In classical verse. but whcrc
does IL is Invariably with a long penultimac. Ars
tophanes In the ''Birds spells IL 'Sardanapallos"
Mr. Joseph Murphy, whose recent engagement at the
Park Theatre in tho Kerry Cow made him fivoris
In this city, starts his starring tour next week,
taking the play Canada, with good limo OF dates.
Mr. Murphy ono OF the few representatives OF Irish
peasant character who is neither boistcrous nor
stacy and the pathetic interest OF his Dan O'Hars
deserves recognition.
Active preparations going forw ,rd for tho pro-
ductlon of Lord Byron's play, ''Sardanapalus," AZ
Booth Theatre the 14th INST Tho cast will DO
follows
King Nineveh and Assyria Mr. F. Bangs
Arba-es, the Mede, who aspred to the throne. =, ,
Becses the soothsaycr Chnldcan Henry Weaver
Salcmcncs the Kings brother In law Mr. Lonis Aldrch
Altadsl MT Harry Hogan
Pania Mr.. T. =. Knowles
Zsnes Assyrian Officers OF the Palace Mr. b. L. Mattock
Scrn Mr. 4. ". Forrest
Balea MI A. jacques
Herald. MI A. n. Wilson
DOT" "o'd'n""'e
Myrrha. nm Iouinn female slave, the favorite Of
sardanapnlus -.....Mrs D. D. BOOM
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THE COMING INTERNATIONAL RE-
GATTA

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August g. 1915
1t is understood that the Dartmouth will enter
in tho International Regatta.
The Argonau, Club, OF Toronto, Canada, enters in
the four
The Friendship Club. OF New York, has Withdrawn
from cared and in the single scull
with Mr. Mccormack.
The Minerva OF Philadelphia, has decided TO with.
draw from the four oarcd contest.
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JAMAICA

THE ISLAND VISITED BIZ TERRIFIC HuRRI-
CANE-rHR NAIL STEAMER MERsEY DIS
ABLED.
KINGSTON JAM July q, 1875
The island was visited by a severe hurricane on the
10th inst, and great damage done St. Elizabeth
ST. Arun, Manchester, westmoreland on tho south Of
the island Very little damage was suffered here.
rHR ROYAL NAIL STEAMER DISABLED.
During the hurricane the royal mail steamer Aersey
was disabled OF Pedro Cages Alter tho storm the
steamer Belize went 10 her assistance and she was
towed into port where she Is undergoing reparA
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THE FRENCH DELEGATES

number OF the delegates from Lyons gathered
last night at the headquarters Of the French working
men, No loa Prince street. where they passed a social
evening with their trends. To-day portion OF the
party Will visit Paterson, " j. TO inspect the indus.
0! that place and tomorrow rome will embark
for France About fifteen OF the delegates arc sti IN
Philadelphia and will this city ncxt week. and
shortly alter icavc for their native country.
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The Commissioners Of Excise yesterday called tho
attention Of the police authorities the largo number
OF saloons whore liquor sold without license and
asked their cooperation for tho suppression the
same. General orders on the subjcct will DO
by Superin tendent Mailing. and lively times among
unlicensed liquor dca crs arc anticipated
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Tho earlier reports yesterday touching Commodore
Vanderbit's health were tocraby reassurng. During
tho evening it transpircd shat Mr.. W. H. Vanderbilt
whlo on his way to Saratoga, had beon summoned
back by telegraph He returned to tho city late last
night by special train On inquiry at the Commodorc's
residence II was stated HERALD rcportc that the
sick gentleman sinking rapidly
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FLIGHT OF A FORGER.

wnKgspARRR, Pa, August 3. 1870
II has just been made public that Thomas Conyng.
ham, business man and member OF of the mrs,
families OF this city. Is forger TO the OF nearly
500 900. His orgcrIes arc upon individuals, Arms
aud banks He has fed.
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FRANCE.

THE SENATE AND CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES TO
BE pEoRoGUTD on THE 18th INST
PARIS. August 3, 1876.
The session OF the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies
will 20 prorogued the 18th inst.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

BUFFALO, y. Y, August 8 1876.
About nine o'clock tonight John Klingmeyer, aged
fortytwo years. cut his wies throa, and then put
end TO his own existence by cutting his throat
Family trouble was the cause of the desperate act
They leave thirteen children.
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GERMANY.

A DECREASE IN THE CASH ON HAND AT TIE
IMPERIAL BANK.
BERLIN, August 3, 1875
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF Ger
many shows decrease 22o4. 900 marks in tho cash
on hand during the past week.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

LONG BRANCH, August 3. 1876
Mr. John Borton, guest OF tho Irving House, wbi'o
in bathing to-day carried by tho undcrow and
drowned before aid could reach him. Tho body has
moi boon recovered
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.

TORONTO, Ont, August ., 1870
Two boys, named Joseph Holman and Thomas
Walker, aged ten and thirteen years. respectively,
were drowned while bathing IRON the Queens wharf
last evening. Their bodies werc recovered this
morning.
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MEMPHIS ELECTION.

MEMPHIS, August g. 1876
Tho election here to-day unusually quiet, as the
republicans had no ticket for county Offices. J. J.
Rawlings was reelected County Treasurer c. L. An
derson reelected Sheriff, and Thomas A. Logwooi
Judge Of the Criminal Court
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HAVANA August 3. 1870
Spnnish gold 227Z 22Sik Exchange easier; the
United sstes 80 days. currency. ~ discount short
sight do, ~ discount go days gold. ga premium;
short sight do, 10 tOlf premium; London. 81 . ~
premium: on Paris 81, premium.
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BURIED IN A SAND BANK.

TROY. y. Y, August 3, 1876.
= Albert ellie, aged ten years, was buried in q sand
bank Paving avenue, this afternoon and instantly
killed He was with his father At the time, who was
taxing sand from the bank
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

HALIFAX, N. s., August g. 1870
Tho irigato Plymouth, United States Navy from
New York, arrived IN this harbor to- day
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MINING ACCIDENT.


MAN KILLED nj FALLING STONE
MILFORD, Pa, August 3, 1875
T,shman II. Trah, zinc miner At Fredcnsvilic, IA,
was instantly killed Tuesday by tho falling OF
stone down the shaft a. the foot OF which he was
standing.
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HENDRICKS AND INDIANA CoNGREssMEN.
WASHINGTON August g. 1879
On making inquiries to-day to the letter, alleged
TO be written by Governor Hendricks to Washington in
reference 70 the repeal OF the Resumption BILL find
that mother Senator Mcdonald any Indiana Con-
gresham has SEEM road or heard Of the original Of IL
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

ST. PAUL, Mnn., August g. 1876
rc at Brainard last night destroyed thirteen build
ings comprising the main portion Of the business part
Of the town.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Robert ~ Mc[anc, OF Baltimore is at the Windsor
Hotel A. J. Cassatt, Vice President Of the Psnnsyl-
vania Railroad Company, Is Mt tho Brcvoort House.
George Jerome Collector Of Customs at Detroit, is N
tho ST. Nicholas Hotel Colonel II. 5. McComb, Of
Delaware is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel C. r. Bishop,
of Honolulu and Miss Annie Louise CRY at the
Everett House. General George j. Mogcc Of SCHUYLER
county New York Is at tho M,tropolitan Hotel Pro-
ssor Alexander Ross OF Milan, Is at the Grand Gen.
traI Hotel General Thomas j. Haincs United States
Army IL nj tho ST James Hotel.
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TIN WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twentyfour hours compar.
son with the spending date OF last year. as ndi
Gated by the thermometer al Hudnuts pharmacy,
n Rudi n
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GiLMORE's GARDEN.

very remarkable bill was offered at Gilmorc's
Garden last night Every piece tho programme
was entirely to the garaen. Tho band played
Webcr's overture, ''Rulcr OF tho Spirits" the first
''Lconora" overture, in major. by Beethoven, and
"Iyre and sword" by List. Other works Of lesser
magnitude were presented. LISTS work. arranged by
a member OF tho band, Is very iragmcntaTy, and Is
full OF terrible technical difficulties The phrases
spasmodic and unsatisfactory. The wind instruments
have tho best OF 1t in tho band arrange.
mcnt Gilmore's band played superby last night
Levy gave for the nrst tme Bel Ragglo," from Scm.
ramidc. lie played on new cornct; and 1t must be
SAID that before, either BY voice or instrument,
has tho lovely aria Rossini been given with such effect
in the metropolis as by Levy last night He was twice
cncored. Nine. Pnppcnhcim sang with effect, Ocean
Thou Mighty Monster" from 'Oberon." Mr.. Licblinl
made the Weber piano ring through the vast building in
s. b. Mills brilliant TRANSCRIPTION of the beautiful Blue
Danube" waltz. The Young Apollo Club the sympho-
MIA Quartet and Mr. Stanley contributed vocal socc-
tons. The beautiful garden attracts crowded au-
dcnccs since tho weather has become moro OF tenn
pcrature calculated to bring people from their houses
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KING ALFONSO.

CONFIRMATION or THE REPORTS OF MS Dr-
THoTHAL TO THE DAUGHTER OF THE DUG DE
MoxTPFXsIER.
rARis, August q, 1876
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1875.

marriage of King Alfonso TO the daughter Of the Due
de Montpcnsier has arranged, but tho ceremony
may not take place until next year.
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ENFORCING THE EXCISE LAW.

ITcragc temperature yesterday 1Zt
year .''s sz.
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Sun AND WIND DiSFIGURE MANY A LOVELY
fashionable rural Their effects
NAV however DO prevented with GLENxs SULPHUR Soar
which pure. wholesome purifier and beautincr II
skin, Infinitely preferable to cosmetic HILLS
II AIR b % brown,
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POLITICAL NET BANNERS. FLAGS, PORTRAITS,
TrAusparencies. &C. {; old headquarters
HOJER A GRAHAM. OF Duane 81.
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which being pure whslesome purii.r and essutiacr q
HAIR DYE. ack or brown 30 cents
A-BENNErT BUILDING.
LOCATED on xAs sl9Er kSS AND FULTON SITS.
IS TaA ii 3sMy M nalsJI ffO TsHss
APfLY OK THE PREMISES
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS ANSWER
to Alphabetical in your last issue for remedy for
"osnsS MEDICAL pseovfny TAKEN aeecrdns to drsc
on Tor u hS, been Tied in my family and tho
bottle do the workmy wife took three bottles before shs
ssd hearty, ~ T,'I 20 rlr T got
LAWRENCE Marion county, Ind
Cincinnati Times. Feb :. 1919
BucHANs DIsINfECriNG SOAPS swEETEl
your houses and rid dogs Of heas
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE AcCUMPLIsHEs ITS
work spendidy. Instantly safely Wholesale and retail 81
ELECTRIC BELrs-rOR DEBILITY IN MEN
Call send tor circular TOD. KARR. 1852 broadway.
KEEPS rATENr PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS
The very best, Tor go can be finished as easily as hem
Philadelphia
POLITICAL NET BANNERS, FLAGS, PORTRAITS,
''''''''sn's' "' III moJHR GRAHAM. OF pu.n.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATHEWS. Is, sv.. and 10th st.. city.
THE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS, SOLD ONLY BY
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6s3 broadway. soon perms-
nenfircnrcs rupture.
WEST POINT HOTEL, WEST POINT, y. y. THE
only motel tho post rates Ger DAY. or ~ ~ Per
week ALbEhI H. 'HANEi.
WIGS. ToUPEEs.- "a. RAuCHFUss PRACTICAL
wigmakes aud Importer OF Human Hair. No. ~ East
l2th
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(ANCERs Il NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING THEIR
~ successful treatment. sent free. Drs BROWN Sr0D.
DARD No West isth 81.
fViiE INDICTMENT TRIAL. CONVICTION AND sEM-
of ~. rOOTE Tor sending. WAS alleged o.
PUBLICATIONS. etc thsoush the U. n mails Read
The Doc, Ni>pcAri IN the supplement 10 tho HEALTH
MONTHLY tor August paper Of sterling interest. An.
ply tor H. Price 10 ordered.
MURRAY iItLL PUBLISHING COMPANY, l29 East 2ssh
st.. New York
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS Shirts
The best Tor 81. be finished easily hem
ming handkerchief 81 Broadway and 92i Arch ST.,
htiado
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATHEWS. iu sv.. and 10th st.. city.
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CRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE ACCUMPLiSHES ITS
spendidy, tauty. safely Wholesale and retail -
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THE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS, SOLD ONLY BY
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. dS3 Broadway. soon perms-
vs,,fur
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BUCNAN'S DISINFECTiNG SOAPS SwEETEl
vour bnu. n .nd rid .oys Of uen.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

Myrrha mn Iouian female slave, the favorte Of
Mrs J. b. Booth
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WEST POINT HOTEL, WEST POINT, " Y THE
week ALBERT H. 'hANFi
WIGS, TOUPEES.--G RAUCHFUsS, PRACTICAL
wigmakes aud Importer OF Human Hair. No. ~ East
18th
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.

FIKEPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON SITS
HsNDsoMELT AND WELL s nEATED nFfIcEs
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE. OFFICES
APPLY OK THE PREMISES