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To tho pnhlip

Ny CELERY and CHAMoMfLE PILL, for the cure
Of nervous diseases, especially Leryous headache,
sick headache, dyspeplic headache, and constitu.
tional headache, neuralgia nei vouspess and sleep
lessuess, has won for Itself reputation that de-
serves the attention of all intelligent and reasona.
BILE people, and L. certainly worth trial In every
case Of nervous arrangement. or of diseases thai
arc caused by nervous irritabity or debility. IT.
success has been so remarkable In such large nnm
Der Of cases IN my hands within the last four year.
that have been Induced 10 prepare it for genera
use.
It ac;s directly upon the nervous system as q
nerve-food and reStorer Of nery IL; equilibrium
qule,s nervous irrtability, induces natural sleep
and cures all kints of headache and nervous dis
eases by restoring to the nervous li certain quail
tiles of which 1t is deficient. In this way it restores
the equilibrium of the nervous circle. My PILL
has been brought to Its present state Of perfection
by long experience, much labor and study. There
fore ask faithful aud honest trial of Its merit
as your hands. 1t is well worthy OF 1t. The cost
mere trife-tifty cents box. espe ctfully,
C. w. BENSON, n. D..
Office O6 north tutaw street.
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BoscnRs 6 BRorHER keep the largest as
ment Of boots. shoes, trunks. and valises. {.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

L DIsPATcH RREsTtgG-EouaE.--U Unsurpassed H.
cilities for the promp. execution efal kinds os
printing Orders filed promptly and at Ion pri icea.
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AucTIoN SALES TEkIs Da
BOo1s, aHsOEsI,

COOK & &LAUGHTOE, 10 Al. H., farg yeas
pets, safes, tools, Htndo Tsahaaes, &c
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Editors Dispatch: Will you be kind
enough TO inform me, through your paper,
what right policemen have to hire suosti.
tutes in the shape of lot of negro boys to
do their dutyi j. w. B. N,
No. 900 Brook avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

Tps WEATHER To-Day The pro'0''"'es
i,,Hbc clear and colder.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF PoL1cE,1
RICHMOND, VA, January 8, 1876.
Editors Dispatch: The substitutes spoken
of by j. W. B. N. were negro boys called by
policemen to assist them in driving up cows
found running at large 10 the streets In Vio-
lation of new ordinance.
Respectfully, &C., JOHN PoE, Jr.,
Chief of Police.
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WOOD AND COAL.

THE FAVORITEF FUEL FOR FIRES for
l. the new year is Just my splendid Spiint, Glover
Hill, and Black Heath, and -bErning Anthracite
igniied to happifying heat by my unequaled
Kindling and Cooking Wood, so cheap, hanGy, and
dry. All very low ut Ninth and Cary and Basin
bank. fla IL j. B. WATKINS.
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-uER. REPORT.

- sGy!ff''l<c7 - ~ tu>r1SGGrToS' n''''
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nON'T PAY S5 FOR A GAL a
~ TER when you can buy acity-lnadea
one for 81. Don't pay "a for q snoe when you can
buy one for g.. This is true; II you don't believe
IT, 70 to the factory Broad street between Sec.
ond and Third. Nothing but city-made goods SOLID
Every pair warranted. Sc l6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04

For sale by al win .ls lie ard retail drugaf lists in
Richmond. PURCELL, LADD 6 Co., Agen IS. ,
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r,c,luoSp, january T. SO
-oAt Moon sets.-..'...i go no
e. -sts.,....''.'''4;50 Hlghtide.-.......''lo'o'
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The services at st. James's church on Sun.
dag were quite inter esipg, particularly at
night, when Rev. a. w. Weddell preached
an able and touching sermon on the subject
of gratitude and charity. The occasion was
a join. service of all the Episcopal congre-
gatious ia the city, except ST. Paul's, In the
Interest of the Old Ladies' Home. Right
Rev. F. N. Whittle, D. D., assistant bishop
OF. the diocese; Rev. q. s.. Kepler; Rev.
George Woodbridge, D. D., of the Monu.
meptal church Rev. Joshua Peterkin, D.
D., of St. James's; Rev. a. w. Weddel, OF
ST. Johns Rev. T. G. Dasbiell, of st. Mark;
Rev. Robert Gibson, of St. Jamess, occupied
seats In the chancel.
Evening prayer was read By Rey. Joshua
Peterkip, DID,, assisted by Rev. Mr. kep-
Ter. At tbe conclusion of the sermon very
large collection was taken up for the benefit
of the Home. Bishop w hfttle announced that
it Has the design Of the colpora.ors and man
ayers Of the Home to take advantage of the
very liberal charter granted By the Legisla.
Iura, and as soon as they were able to en-
large the institution and establish home
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rOAL and WOOD.-NO EXTORTION.
~ Ffrst-clsss fuel ut lowest prices for cssh. An
tbracite--Nut, Stove or Egg coal, from @6.5o.97i
or rey srlint coal 44.50 for 25 bushels. or $3.50
per ton Of 1000 pounds; Clover Hiit fron $s.;2S.
M. 76 ner ioad. idc 2al CHARLES II. PAGE.
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The committee appointed by Governor
Kemper to secure proper representation for
Virginia at the National Centennial have adj.
dressed the following letter to the Governor,
and will probably place it In bis hands to.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.
Lns Tunas Burned by the Insurgents Mn xi-
mo Gomez Advancing inio Colon.

KEY WEST, Oct. 5.-The latest news from
Hav ma says that the insurgent General Vicente
Garcia. before evacuiIing Las runis. burned
down the whole place, escortinc the inhabitants,
sick und wounded, to some distance. The gar
Uson were taken along 80 prisoners, excepting
the commander Gen. Toledo, and his ohic ara,
who w-re liberated. This latter step is very sus.
,lcioda. aud the public Is clamorlns fpr an in
Yes ~ Al on INTO the ben ,ViOr OF the officers.
Captaln General Jovellar left tai, city night
before last DS special " In, with two COupl-
MES II veterans. He l. going hrst to the jurs.
dlction 81 Colon, where the insurgents nave
burned a Ilacc name Climete, thence he goes
20 Las lunas. he newspapers here say that
j lYeilar goes to prepare inatlers for tue comm.
winter campaign but there Is no doubt that HE
recent events decided MS sudden departure.
Mat era have come to LOOK seitDus. DLe in
surgeuts have lately SHOWN n.ch Ni2Or and d
tcrmlU ton, appearing suddenly where least
expec ed. MaIimo Gomez In person Il said W
DC lar ,dYancrd III the Jd. isdtcton u Colon.
ltImoTs. not without tOundatipn speak 81
heavy uesertions am ng the :. dnisn trOO ~
winch ale eXuussd 70 privatiOus and misery,
while m.nl officers who walk The streets ol H.
Vuua pear II he living we'll
=. II Is said the Government intends not to ha-
RAJ nc rpOps any Longer, nut garrison all
places, and q use The soldiers TO arrive from
SPAIN 10 protect all estates during tho next
crop. lui- pOucY would only increase the star
Viton ana streng men tne insurgents, whose
ca',ar would Y Ala immensely by another fruit
less winter cam aigu.
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DIED.

II ATJER-On "wednesday. oct 4. after a lingering
illness john - BaJer, a.rn Al year,, month, and
Friend. and relatives are respectfully invited 10 at
Fri 4aY. Oct. d AZ . T.. NJ.
bremen and langoon british Dirmah) papers please
copy
DouGLAs:-A c'pikc, y. Y, on Tuesday morning,
Oct. 3. AIRED Douglas Dc
Inc frienus OF the family rrc respectfully invited TO
atgd the funeral from his late residence, Az 9th ay
on FRIDAY afternoon. NJ . Il. VI.
flANDEEAI.-A t Mount Vernon, Oct. 4, 1875, Anna
Isttc ri ndreau, daughter OF Robert H. and Margaret
h. tlandreau aged Is ears. 5months, aud % davs.
Funeral on itutday, oct. T. 1876, from NJ h. Church,
East Chester. y. y
widow ~ X 10 rt Gvyer. acei 90 years.
hrt VS. and iltnds VI the family invited to at
tend tue funeral AZ thr Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
COT a. near blh ev, ON Friday, 9th inst AT =. NJ
HlNEs.--At his residence. on Wednesday morning
Thomas Hines, ~ the 65ih wear of his age
III funeral VIII Axe place from his late residence,
lSo south "a ST., BROOKLYN, Saturday rning 10
O'Clock. 10 sts Peter and Paus Church. wnere a sol
einn requiem m ~ viii be OF, red. The intormeDt Will
tahe place ~ talVar' Cemetery.
MOONEY ..On wednesday evening. after brief i'll
lie Mary Mo ney, nat We OF ArYaan County Cavan,
Ireland IN the 7oth year Of her aye.
vte1 10 attend her funer from the residence OF her
Bernard i7j Frost It, Brolklyn, T. d.. on Friday
aisrn on. ocu'k Her rem iis are ~ be inferred
PAFF.-Oct 4, John ". Pai aged 10 years
The relatives and frends o the family request ed,
without further noitc 10 attend the funeral from the
noon, 9TH inst AZ TX o'clock. Reans taken TO Oreen
sMlrH.-N suuyten Du,yil on the ~ inst John
Tine rcntiyc- ana frcnis Of Inc famll, are respect
fu ~ invited tn attend lis funeral the residence
Of hs ION. Dr. o. Fran In smith ~ kis' l2sth 81, on
slip 1850 ana 1910 landing II ljOh e. and 81 ay.
Tram lc.yes ga II. oepot Al 1880.
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JAY GOULD IN COURT.
Two " Black FRIDAY" suits One Of Which
Tricky Tommy IL Engaged In.

Tricky Tommy IL Engaged In.
Robert II. Thompson, in December, 1874,
sued Jaw Gould. James b. Bach, and others, for
$56700O damages for failure OF Gould and others
to perform contract for the purchase OF gold,
made on their behalf on the a" Black Friday" OF
1869, by Albert Speyers. A demurrer by defend
ants was sustained about year ago. and then
crued interest now swels the amount claimed
TO over fsil.lUl.
Tricky tommy Shearman, for Gould. moved
for IN all 1w.nce before TRIAL upon an affidavit
sliueing hat the Ion. time elapsed since the al
alleged transaction occurred, has red to seat
ternG OF the witnesses for the defence. and
tina. the questions Of fact and law involved are
very dificult and complicated. An action sUs-
t4inlng Substantially tue same issues, tried be-
fore Judge Barrett resulted In favor OF MIR.
Gould. Hts counsel had carefully prepared
themselves IN advance for trial, and IN Conse-
vnlvsd, and the complicated nature Of the issue,
Messrs ". A. Beacn, a. j. Nanderpoel, and
other eminent counsel had been ret 4tned. IN
volvlng already an outlay OF 5000 Judge Don
uhus, Oh he strength - Dame. N agt. newit,,
Hun. or intel S2.tO0 allowance.
Albert V. hichtrl- suei Jay Gould 10 recover
on Black Friday" gold transgction. aud put
the case In t.e hands Of one Conner who pro-
bssed % have ace 50 TO special evidence that
would insure success. He WAS to nave - per
cent. OF the amount secured. Conner employed
ID. {. Birfsall. Hchard-, believing that Conner
had sold out 10 Gould employed Sewell x
Pierce his attorney and l}il dsall was ordered
by the court to ign d substitution In their ia
Vor, ana turn over the papers 10 them. lie failed
TO do -, ana Judge Curtis was asked yesterday
ner took tue papers from him. Decision re-
Sc we'd,
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Mr.. Tilden's Income Tax after the Neur
1862.

We wrote three weeks ago TO leading
merchant in td,s city, who was an active KcpuO-
lican during and after the war, asking I iuiOi-
nation as to the pta tlce aulOLg ;nc men Of his
ACQUAINTANCE ana standing IN the matter OF
m king returns 20 the as,GSsOrs under the in
come TAX law. ONing to his absence from the
city, we received tho answer only Last Friday.
IL vs. not attended fur publication, aud we
therefore suppress tue writers name;
Inc whole mater Of the incouc tax was a
hard problem. Tue law Wa crude i,ud clrcless,
ami No two assessors tuok the same view OF II.
Law yers took Coatradlctnt y views, and mar-
chants were LEFT IN grave uUun D as 40 their uuty.
Unless man b al a liked. accurate Income, h ,
wa. ia a cOmpltte log. Man maze NJ their re-
turn faithfully, gYiug the Law the benefit OF .he
DOUBT; many, ca Tally well disposed, refused 10
Teturn, and bore tue penalty many wDrtny and
wealthy men, To- my knowledge, who had cOun-
country homes. and left the rustic assessors, to
whom 81 Income u i've or ten thousand dollars
seemed fibulCu-, to Tx "A small amount ON
watch they pald penalty. Vhe results of the
law was dcmoTaiZiug to sad extent. 1 am
among those who believe the nrst wears income
return of Coy. iiiden was an honest aud fair
one. As ~ the after years, happen to know
the Facts. lie was startled by Tue incOnsisteu-
cics vi ,he las ana the aOsurdities ~ the Iunugs
aud decision under IL. As 70 lawyer, he
saw the imIossioillty of any correct aud talr
retuln and went 10 4. j. Lleo cker, lhe assess Or
in his district told him AIS aim rulty, askei nim
10 30 ~ nis ohcc ANA consult his books aud to
ooiler WIKI nls CLERK, who had iull charge Of all
his matter, and tupn to make up fun assess-
ment, on which he would pay tAc penaitY rather
tban run any risk Of beng criticised. In tuis he
Was more aOntst, Op %, and ialr than most
wealthy men, and deser'es praise rather than
Dlatue,'
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Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK Thursday. Oct 5.-Receipts Of
beeves were ~ car loads, 1544 head making 8,s<7
since Monday, against 1880 Tor the same time last
week The demand was no better than reported yea
terdiy and The market dun and weaker with slow
sal ~ SOc. n, to cress 5000 rs for ordinary TO
prime steers few selections reached 1O,lD1O1ac, TO
dress 81 Ba.
Receipts Of calves were sit head making 1.7so since
Monday, against 202S for the same time last week.
Choice yeas were nfn and traction higher common
TO far veas ana all grades OF grasser were dull and
for huttermk cevcs ami gra.sers, 3l1g4S4c H. To-
Guiding sales on the leg at t@ts head.
Receipts Of sheen and lambs were "a cars or b142
head making 1877 since Monday, against 10SsS for
the same time last week. The market fair, and
prices were sustained. with Arm feeling az the close
conmoncst to best sheep sold at 4l6c. n, COM
mone~t TO best amDs at 5e.7c.
Receipts OF hogs were 33 car loads, or 1905 head,
making ll,O5D since Monday, against 1879 for the
same tune last week None for sale alive. and none
at 7Sl@Slc. v n.
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NJ FLED.

BARkETTO- BREVOORT. On Wednesday. Oct. g.
a. the Church Of the 20th ~. 9th
ay by the Rev. Dr. z. Clover, y. D., rector of ST.
stephens Church Millburn, " j., Gerard VI, Barrotto
OF Sew fOrA to Laura daughter Of tue late Henry Bre
wort.
COFFEY -KELLOGG.-On Wednesday, Oct L. at
Trinity Church. Sew R1chele. n Y, oy the Rev. DR..
Morgan. assisted by the Rev j. II. Wstson the Rev w.
5 Concy rector Of St. Pauls Church, East Chester. N
u to Henrietta. daughter OF the ate Henry Partridge
Kellogg Eco Of New Rochelle.
HAiDES1bL AXE A. The English Church Geneva.
Sept II, DY the Rev. Arthur Mason, ID. AZ. lay N.
p, TO ~ zabe,h Cabot laughter OF the late George
LEE-LORTON. Seneca City, S. C.. by the Rev
William Smith, MIR. Gideon Lee OF Carmel, n. Y, to
Miss Ellis LortOn OF Pendieton, s. &.
PHENIICE-BU Ckll On Wednesday. Oct. T. at
the residence OF the brides mother by the Rev Dr. L..
s. Bancr II, n. Slrtel Prentice to Mary L. Bucglin,
daughter Of the late Dayi1 I. LAnmsn Esq, both oi
Brooklyn.
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state bond. we're duil aud neglected the only re-.
COZ ded sales haVng been Ia U.s. both old and
new series. at ASA laIlruad bonds ruled steady with
smaller trade than usual The principal dealings were
Jersey Central convertible A4S'A. Chicago aud
northwestern lsts lVh; Morris ana tssex i,t., ll7
Morris aud Essex lists odAtcn. lOn; Iuon Pictnc
slnking fund glk@ale Toledo and wsnasl consoil.
dated convertible. - Canada southern mortgage,
coupon on jlsl Morris ana Essex a. ~ pb9. Western
uhion Telegraph. coup 1910 1850 ONO uid Ml,sl,-
sippl 2ds. Sos North Missouri lists gsa American Dock
am Improvement Company -, y Chicago ana North.
western consolidated coupon gold bonds ~ IA tuuthal
aud S. Joseph convertible rs. Cedar Fans AND me.
sofa Lite, 10 New YORK Central D. 1851. IO5ts Pacific
ltdlltoad OF Missouri lists - ClcNeand rltsburgh
hs, lifed sInhlhs iund Ius}1 LaAe suoic stored
lst.: lNpi Nm Jersey teltra ists usYi dated. "a
Ihe opening NIX csi, lowest, and 4. II. closing
prices VI stocAs tC-Oay we're:
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The Father of GOV. HAYES.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sr: In re-
Spouse to the inquiry Of your correspondent
regarding the ancestry OF Gov. HAYES, | would
state that | had the pleasure OF knowing his
father MIR. Barney Hayes we'll. lie resided ia
SdndN row, bcltHs,. ireland, and WAS linen
weaver by tTade. lie Was lfst-Tdte fellow, aud
many good drop Of mountain dew we had to.
gether IN Days long gone by. COUNTY down.
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the NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.


jam tnYior Johnston succeeded as Presi-
dent by IA rhiladclphian.
The directors OF the Central Railroad of
New Jersey met yesterday, and decided, it Ia
understood, to place the road entirely under the
control OF It's Philadelphia interest. None OF
the New York directors, with the exception OF
Mr.. John Taylor Johnston, tho Pres dent at
tended tho meeting. The resignation Of Mr.
Adam Norrie, one Of The Oldest directors ia TINS
CITY, was accepted, ana Mr.. Franklin A. Comfy
Of Philadelphia. President Of the Northern
Pennsylvania Railroad, WIS elected IA his cad.
MIR. johnston tnel rendered his RESIGNATION as
President, aud this having been accepted. MI
Edward {. knight, President Of the Blund
Brook RAILROAD, also President Of the Guar 4ntec
ruo and safe Deposit Company Of Puil3del
plia, was elected.
Ia accepting MS new position, Mr.. knight
snld a." The ouJect OF the company viii be to m
crease our business, practise the strictest econ
Ouly, reduce vnnslses, aud pay our debts.'
hT JOhn,u Vii retains his position as d.
rector, nd nySDbd Mr Adams will be the only
lwo ia this clty under the new management.
For the pre- cnt at least. there Is to he no
change 10 the officers or the road VI the running
Oh the trains.
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CenicnnlnI Dix,s Ace.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sir. You
have a brilliant correspondent in -" VIII,
writes concerning the age OF the veteran Gen.
DIX, making hin from d 500 and TX 0 20 be 500
years old; tut, as this was his name 500 years
ago, when lie WAS born. he must have been 80
wears ola al tue time thli interesting event o.
CURED, ma, therefore, lOl5 years old now.
H.
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pssl5nc' Western do 7o12c. Eggs dull ana weak At
Wheat irregular and less active saies $1,000
push az n109tI 20 tor Old red winter ~ eO@tl ~
~. neW uo.,. tl.SO Tor amber do, 81 .2f61t1 rs
a d1r new no chicago q 90 for old No Mwsukee
s s e, % % i9r white closing with choice quail.
Ninler ned higher. Rye In demand at S4IoS7c.
d o sac ana 72@76c for Western. Barley quoted al
spc@tl 70 Tor sihTowed state, and Sl Okla III rs for
ssssda vet GAS steady With saes OF $4,000 bush.
~ LOT INFERIOR e prime No. Western iO i6c
40 b9c for white state orn oull and rather easier
sa es 100000 bush AT 65p56c. for Weatern m,rea
incu ing steamer mixed ut % ta5Sc and sail do AZ
6St5S9lc mostly the inside price also choice Vest
Crn vcll " Al dOc. WV
GRocKRIEs RIO coffee was very nrm. owing TO small
stocks quoted at i5al2Oc ROd sales OF $40 hays ON
private terms mi grades strong Flor
Java ana 1btBlSC. tur Maracaibo, gold Molasaes
and were In small Iobbing demand Unchanged
Raw sugars wers eeaay At s4@gc for fair to good
hnng Cuba sales $40 nhde and 1900 bage at plGpStc
for Centrifugal 7slc Tor Brazil and SJSc Tor Muscoya
do. Refined hrm at 1880 lie. for hards
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HEPPAED.-In the city OF New York. on the 4ih day
October 1870 BY the Hon Charles r. DAILY, Chrf Judge
OF the Cur @: ConnOn Plea, Jenny T.. leopard from
jonathan ID. leopard. Cause. adul cry
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Fvcrdeir-. 302 broadway. elegant wedding and
visiting cards mono rams foreign note papers lowest
prices. LstaDnsued lS4O
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Arrived--THURsDAY, Oct. 8.
Sc Caribcl. Ferguson. Jacmel Sept 2i Aux Cages c6
and Kingston 2S.
s. + q Knight, Chichester, Georgetown. d c, and
Alexandria
So Gen. Whitney, Hallett Boston.
IS Ola Dominion Walker, Richmond, City Point. and
.NurfOlk.
Bark jupiter, Like Hamburg 50 days.
Also the usual river nj coastwise vessels.
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Jointcd spring Trurscs Silver medal at Amer.
can Institute Fair. rd pads, soft pads. finger PADS.
aud water pads. PomerOy 1ruts Co.. 7i6 Broadway.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

-. -, MrrATuRf ALMAEAc--Tnrs DAY.
sun rises. OF sun sets..... 81 Moon rises 81
men WA1ER-Tn1s DAY.
Sandy Hook. u Gov. Island. 90 Hell Gate 10 a.
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Dihusing n genial warmth In winter. nm
eQualizing mediator Of heat IN summer. Parker's
Ginger Tonic nerves the system to endurance. Dys-
pep1cs. the Aged and the Feeble have stah here to
l"an upon N they win keep Parker's Ginger Ionic
In the house anu use H. sold by ali druggists.
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The Highest award granted any Exhibitor
hy Ccntenni u Expo zion l. gwen the Elastic Truss Co.
for SIX Elastic rruhses Sold only at 0S3 Broadway.
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Furniture and Carpets, cheapcst I'm New York
rOOMs.-.l.c.
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Rea ders of this paper. if YOU wish boots,
shoes, Caters and India Rubberr Tor yourselves and
families, good artlr es, mo ierate prices, patronIs
MILLER d CO, Union square.
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Nervousness In Infants mead not be feared
Adp
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The Veterans Organizing

One hundred veterans af the war OF the rebel
non or'ihlltd last "YenlngHt III Avenue the Tlien
anu Hendricks Veteran AssS ition OF tne seventeenth
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Rupturc cured bv DIR. Marah'a treatment,
toyears experience. 2Nesey st., Astor House. No up
town OranCn.
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MIX Of Mngnesin. n lar SUPERIOR article "a
the cirbonatcs OF soda and magnes.a the cllcEst
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