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DISAPPOINTED REPUBLICANs.
Bat One Ofthe ConkiinR Corps Returns TO II O.
rnIAn the unlc eLnldcr., Melcnme.

cetNc the Omcehoidcr.' Welcome.
Atl0o'clock Oh Saturday night four Of the
Nsimare Guards drummers, thirty-four colored
n'eu each carrying torch, and 100 Federal Of
tctholder- stood 10 line In front OF the Repub-
Heal CLUB House, on Union square
i've minutes afterward the signal was
gwen ana drummers, torch bearers,
ana oiceholders wheeled into column by
fonr aud began the march to the Desbrosses
1res' ferry, To welcome home the gallant band
cW went u Cincinnati to shout for Roscoe
Suuhline. As the head Of the column reached
sttrehth street. n halt WAS ordered, and a
ergidm from Alderman Hess was read, an
npuhrlng that the shouters would return in
Nisn-' Ils news so disheartened the ONCE
s"'uer- thht Wnen the command 10 march
Vas given hut twenty OF them FOL
"Ntd the culored torch bearers. The
su.an procession attracted but little
shenl"h on 10 march TO the ferry, although
w uIlmmers iustily ueat the time OF the Multi
tah ann the >hidmore Guards, and the coored
wen constantly waved their flaming torches.
AZ NE ferry the torches were extinguished ;
w. umcrhol1er- crossed the river to the Penn
SNihh railroad depot, aud the colored men
$1,000 al rtst before the ferry house gates
lur " an arrived at midnight. As the ferry
oosl ntaTen the slip the torches were relighted !,
shu lhr druumers aud torch bearers again
NiI'" II hue. The gates opened, aud the ONCE
TTpuers d 'nked INTO est street, escUrting jimmy
,tuulpsph. lie was the only shouter who caught
~, , regular train. lie brought the news that the
- " iue shDuters ana their band would reach
~ ~ AZ O'Clock. The solitary shouter and
X Om holders Jumned on a Grand street car.
N'lprrd men shpuidered their torches and
ksnth 70 10 their headquarters In the Four
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An ESCAPE FROM AUBURN.
Convicts Digging Through the WRIls-Dan-
gerOus Felons at Large.

Froy ne Worcester Union ard Advertiser, June II.
Yesterday four prisoners made their es-
cape from Auburn. The escape Of three was
made bY digging taruugh the dividing wall Of
the three cells. An aperture OF sufficient SIZE
10 admit tue body oi man aud The exit
through the root was made from one coil. the
removal OF number ~ bricks near the ven
llatur In the ceiling OF the cell made a sufficient
pdssagewHy To the attics, aud thence they cut
through the slate roof, aud we're soon enjoying
the tres h air from the roof OF the south ing.
Removing the rope fro u the Flagstaff on tie
roof, they crossed over to the nOrtn wing, low
cred themselves 10 the cross " n, aud then 10y
the same means descended TO the ground and
made on.
John HAYDEN, was convicted in Broome county
Al ri ~, 1853, and sentenced 20 fifteen years l r
bLr.l ~.
Wilntm Roberts, was convicted In Kings coun-
" Apri "a, 1876, and sentenced 10 twenty years
for robbery.
John he lily, WIS convicted in New York Nov.
81, lS,3 sentenced Tor seven years for man
slaughter,
The fourth prisoner was George Y. Milne, who
was IN the Asylum for lns ne Criminals Milne
WAS Ave years man, whose IIme would have
expired IN auOut four uonths. lie had been
pronuun ed cured Of his Insanity ana was about
To he transferred to the prison. His insanity
was OF nlild FORM, ana IA WHs allowed the UltV
ilegee Of Lo ward and garden of the asylum
II. once before csc ped frOuf the custody uf the
officials, bit returned Of his own accord alter
eniu ing fifteen minutes Of liberty.
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A MURDERER's LAST WORDS.
The Hanging OF william Lee In illinois,
Warning to Dung Men.

From, me Chicago Tribune, JuRs IL
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, June 16-About 5000
persons assem bled to see Lee hanged. One
hundred were admitted, but the fence surround
ing the gallows was only ten feet high, SO those
outside could plainly view the scene. His
scsnoid, and he trembled like an aspen-iesf
Lees words were
Young men, you see me before you In the prime of
life, and hone you Will be warned In time. When
drinkins remember me and prepare TO meet me hixh
MURDER heart. Mhi,key and women
brought me here-not good women out prostitutes.
Let my fate be q warning ~ all young people.
As the rope was placed around his neck
tears rolled down bis cheeks, and he cried,
"Renember, Young men" lie was 80 affected
while speaking that he had to be suD-
ported As the black car was slipped over
his face, shutting out earth forever. his last
words were: Farewell! Meet me Ia heaven.
was uttered. The sherin dropped a weight OF go
pounds and Lee bounded Eve and half feet
into the air at 2.3J. His neck was broken. AT
ESQ life w.s extinct.
The crime for which Lee was suspended was
committed on the evening Of the 9th day OF
the "Gunooat," In Henderson county, ILL.,, on
the Mississippi river, nearly opposite Bur
lincton, Iowa Lee was tue proprietor OF
the foui establishment, and WAS a des-
Dorado OF the most hcartless and brutal
type. v.ung girl named JesAc McCarty had
gained the il-wil Of Lee. and was beoten bv
him. The next day Saturday, Nov. 81 he wont
10 Burlington and bought pair Of heavy shoes,
aud, returning to his den, lut them on. and
going up To Jessie's room, struck her To the
door. aud, jumping upon her with his heavy
ana his gang then dang ner body into the Mis-
slssippi river.
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Dom Pedro shooting tie Lschine Rapids.
Prom ne PdSsdfc Item.


The Item office was visited on Tuesday
last 10y a gentleman al present making the tour
Of the United States and Canada lie relates
that on his party boarding the steamer ~ la
chine for the purpose OF making the passage Of
the last rapids on the 81 Lawrence. they found
Dom Pedro and suite already ON board, with the
same object. The rapids arc considerably
"puned 10y the Montreal people, and II l. con-
sidered heinuus offence to leave that section
before "shooting" them. The Emperor. a~ Is
usual with him. examined the surrounding
points of interest with the kecne-t scrutiny,
and was evidently in anticipation oi some novel
sensation n the steamer approached the broken
water. After a few plunEes, IL she clided into n
smoother part of the river Dom Pedro eN-
pressed his disappointment Al the tainencSs Of
the "rhonuug" his proficiency NJ IA lingulSi, and
his knowledge of Shakespeare IN one sentence
49," Mutch adoo ahut nutchinrs.'
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The " hiu- OF A bduI Aziz.



Three days after the failure of the Gov
eminent to nay the interest on its obligations no
made his Chief eunuch a present o 3UO,UOO francs,
but ordered the sum paid from tne pupnc treas
ury. Al one time lie amused himself IN MS
harem tor days al Il time, then went 10 building
palaces, then passed agrte ibe houls in cO.nt-
inc over his gold. Al one lime he took it inio
his head 70 nave some wild beasts, and wanted
some tigers. Agents were teht on at once.
Fearing to cause his Majesty = me discomfort,
they sent on emlsshries IN every LirScuOn, win
orders To purchase without delay and the re-
suit was the arrival of uity superb tigers at
about the same tine. But no SOONER Il they
arrived than the sultan concluded that hons
were UetJur suited 20 his Ualtrrs; the tigers
were eNiled into ASH, and lie agents were once
more gent out o. purchase lions fiity Of these
be SIS arrived, but alter looking al them Two or
tire, times hIs Majesty mad fancy fpr q riots
= ssOOu a. this WAS known all tltr merchants IN
Con,LAulinUnle ordered parrots, AID IN The end
the ci ~ was hlled with hem. lne Carsoes thht
a rived too ATE were sold IN the thnps oyer
10000 Of them. II was the Minister Of Finance
who had to paw the bills Tor AL these iancirs,
and this wll siuw way Turkey Is bhnAfuIt. All
tins tid.o the Sultan was pillng ~ his private
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FRENCH pOTTTTCS,
The Ministry's Reply to m. Buffers Eiec-
tion-Merc freIcctoraI Chapaes.

The Ministry's Reply to N. Buffers Eiec-
tion-Mere freIcctoraI Chanaes.
PARIS, June 1s.-The Senators belonging
to the Right have published a statement de-
caring that they voted for N. Buffet as Cstho-
lies and Conservatives, not as Royalists. At q
meeting of the Cabinet yesterday the reeiena-
ton Of the Ministry was mooted, but was im-
mediately negatived. The Ministry, however,
have resolved To reply to N. Bullets election by
exercising Increased severity to ward reactionary
officials. The Ministry will, " necessary, make
the adoption OF the University bill in the Senate
a Cabinet question.
Further prefectoral changes are announced
affecting seven projects. OF whom four are dis
missed. The Deputies OF the Left have held a
NEE ing at which great dissatisf elton was ar
pressed at these changes. II wis greed, In
view OF NJ. Bullets election, to postpone the
consideration Of the Municipal ORGANIZATION
Dill, so to set aside all cause Of DIVISION be-
tween the Government and the Republic n ma
torty, and give the Government the absolute
support OF the party.
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Disguised rs a woman.
Rom ne Memphis Appeai, June 10,

FIVVF He 571''I7'Fs "FI'TIIl VH"5 to
Some time since VIII Williams, alias Joe
Smith, n negro thief, was sentenced 10 three
years imprisOnmcnt IN the Uententiary but he
escaped. since That time number Of rob cries
have been committed In this cas- ~ AT unknown
negro woman, and the police have been unable
To catch her on account OF the adrHilness Ot the
robberies and the subsequent covering up Of tho
tracks OF the robber. This mornns uclrI wO-
nan attempted to rob the cabin Of a negro
WashwOmnn. The was caught IN tne Rci, and
free lIh followed. The negro " ASH woman AMI
q number Ot other women were knocked Gown
like teItpIus by the rObbeg, but the women > uck
10 the thief. In the police station the CLONES
thief gave the name Of Ella fpDlnsOn, but the
disguise was soon torn Of, aud he was com
mi
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THE WARRIORS or THE PLAINS.
The strength and Equipments Of the siouK-
Prepare to Defend their Lands.

Prom ne san Frdu0Sco Baiitttn.
The Sioux are probably in better fight
Ing condition to-day tnan any other tire OF In
dams In America. IL II not gong beyond the
bounds of truth 10 say that they nave long ex-
pected conflict with the whites, and with milf
tary sagacit. have placed themselves ON u war
footing. They own tract q county beiween
the Missouri river aud the Union Pacific Rail
road nearly go miles square. The Missouri,
above tine mouth OF the Yellowstone, where II
fnws eastward iron. the mountains may be said
to form the northern bOundrv OF the sioux
country. IL void he hard 10 fix the western
boundary IA defined In the treaty but one thing
L. certain. the warriors, " defeated on the pans,
could I Ike refuge In the mountains without
danger Of meeting foe In that detection. They
are In position to raid on the border settlements
OF D.knta and Nebraska, with little exposure to
danger from pursuit.
There are about Ave thousand effectively armed
and well-iuOultrd warriors Their weapons
are chiefly Winchester rifles and needle guns.
Tnem Supplies Of ammunition are not very large,
but with an Indians caution against throwing
away shut, the suuplv Is thought to be sufficient
TO last year. he Indian chiefs notably Lone
Wolf. express great contempt for the nghting
qualities Of the soldiers and speak Of them in
derlsion NJ sou ws. year ngo there was no
COnce limrnt among tine cGieis that thev had
pr cured and learned q use the improved guns,
to better defend tneir own country.
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One Railroad Mans Fortune.

nom ne I,0y Press, June II.
rnhohg The many Old employees OF the
a, iSs ddal Hudson Railroad was Charles Scraford
.ns".neheclady, who Tor twenty-five years WIS
fosea on the tracks, and for several years o
i M, IN ~ ~ gang OF men. Atno time during
ov., 9n ns service for the company was he paid
sidi ei''o per y, and vet he accumulated con-
rct, is,' pI.perty and lived well. 1t has been
ony o 'ou lhal hs foreman he gave men WORK
cent" cnhallun that they would pay him a
Fron, Hrnouhl iipin their wages every pay day.
va tha " cent 10 ihree dollars per month each
mcst ~ ~ ~ ~ Al ne ieVled upon these poor men,
Anotha,'ne mem having large families TO care for.
would ~ p'nh "i hit was TO hire extra men who
but sh" N ~, ti 49,, ten or fifteen days a month,
'Aohen foreman. N' ""N WV
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An Oprortune Prompier.

From ne Southern Mmicdl Ji0ndL
At the afternoon performance Of the
bohemian Girl in Wushiugtun 10y the Fair
lamb Opera Company for lew moments
the opera wa. at a stand-Still, owing ,o the los
of the cue. The momcut"riN pul-ied aCiul~
and chorus were struck dumh, until suddenly
from one Of the stage boxes, in which were
seated the Nuhcs sisters, was heard issuing a
clear. sweet voice. which AT once started the
singing as if nothing had happened 10 di-turh
mo course Of the opera. The oppoltune prom
ter WA Miss Victoria Nokes VINO. 1t appears. is
perfectly familiar with the music of the score
aud i'm the Nudu' -s of her heart determined to
urey,ut "A failure.
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How Ono rnmiIy 4. NIinnd.
NON ne Las Angeles Cca') Eesa'Hcu

Nom ne L07 dN1tIt' ltHtl ID N1H'W'
There - a family in tins town with nlno
varieties Of children, he husband and WIFE
nave each oeen married twice before, and had
one child az each fOrLer marriage, " hich makes
four children, each one having different pa ents.
The present wifc's former husbands had each
been married before, leaving II enid by their
former wives, which ~ axes six children OF dlt-
ielent parents. The present huSpahds Two
leaving each one child, making eight Of differ
ent p rents. Inc present husband and wiis oy
this marriage have one Guild, making nine, all
living ana no two having he same parents.
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Baucrius Cripple with his own Cru,ch.

fight ON Saturday evening In Fred Schulk-
ncr's sa.Oon IN Fulton street, Broo.lyu, attracted
sergL Smith Hall ON pushing open the door ho was
met witha blow from cruch Ia the hands Of nou. ced
IA mason VINO had been using It over tne hcad Of a
crippled soldier. Hal seized the cruten Hnd with Il
struck Rcci. who lodged out aui ran w. the street.
with private WatCluuau at l- heels. lhe Wuichuuu
nrrd four shots IA the AR To rgncn hm. ana al ieugh
nrrcsirO hu. In the police STALLION srrgt cam tnuud
dtrk un Rect Nud held han ON Charg, ga chrrtlu- co.,.
ccHled Weapons A ARG ihruhE, Whu iha hrtrd liht
policeman had Killed a II au bcseiged the police sta-
ituu 1hr heggar, inu. Collins, soldier IL. the late
wnr wa, Hld held NJ warrant lie says That
h. Wa UuruN y assaulted III tue saloon Ills htAd
was badb cut ~ the nght.
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FTOW ne FNT1V VUHF'7 ITT"F'
What do you think Of an unbroken fur
row six miles long2 That's what you can see
any day by going TO Elm river, where MesHIs.
Dairymple and Graudin are ureth ne prhlrle'
Tue teams start IA the morning ana mahe one
round across an entire TOWNSHIP ana oach
Twelve miler) before dinner, ana the came In
the aft ernoOn-twsuty- four miles travel Tor
each team every cay. All for wheat next year.
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From ne RarVord Times.

FROM ne H0iUOrd Times.
Mr.. Bennett steadily improves as polo
Is, aId retects much credit on the entire jour
ma. tic prufes sion uy his man Eeuient ol tho
mustang and his CX lcrtness with the mdllet.
Tut our bereavement II not Tar away. The
puluists Will ssOn transfer their noble spurta 10
tue ten .crc lot that Mr.. Bennett has secured ~
NtwIt n Tor tue summer, ana his Trends iuten1
10 nave - glorious ,luc there thruu- Ii The sea
son, and ia II Of them have plenty OF money,
expcn-e VIII not be spHrrd. MIR. Bennett X get
ting a magnificent new coach from England, aud
will probably have II On hand tur his fOrthcUm-
ius ulurrltle.
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Arrived-suNDAY. june 49,
Steamship Egypt, Liverpool mdse 90 pass.
Steamship Neptune. Boz ton mdse am pass.
Steamship kapidan. savannah. mdse and pass.
Steamship Wyanoke. Richmond, city Point, an Nor
folk, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Gamma. Bermuda mdse. aud pass.
Steamship Reading, Aspin vi all. mdse,
Bark tOntinenta al, Cardenns, sug ar.
Bark Mary Agnes CttDari"n. sugar.
BARK scotland, Ctentucgos, au gar.
Bark Dolphin, Havana sugar.
Bars Jane, hatunzss, sugar.
Bark Ceccla. PalrrmO. fruit,
Bark Norway. Hamburg, mdse.
Bark Nupinl, London. chal..
Brig Henry II; yieaves sagua la Grandc. sugar.
Brig Mary G. Mariner H1v ina. mUlasses.
Brig Morning star, salnt,, susar.
Brig Fergus, Tobacco, mahogany.
Brig LeOnOra, CaiDarien su sar and meiado.
AitUtne usual rivei an1 cDa4tNIse
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The following advertisement appeared on FRI
day NO ming
WANTED so LAROEERS To GRADE A GENE.
w tcN nson coachnani color no objection Apply
from a. NJ. 10 II
MILAN ALLEN, Io2 Newark ay., Jersey CITY.
In response about 400 laOorers, with plcNaNes,
shoyos ami crowhars, lined both sihes Of the avenue
IN quest OF sir, Alien When he informed them lI Al
the advertisement was a hoax tucir Indignation hntN
no bounds. Many OF the ncn were iroL brooAyh AND
HLIINI
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For some time past an advertisement has APP
peared In country papers saying that home wanted
for an orphan gir, years Old that the child had an
annual income Of t7bO per year. Hair Of this income
would be- PAID to responsible person In the country
that would adopt her aud give hcI comfortable home
Applicants were instructed 10 address - -, box
New York city, aud invited 10 send nfty cents Tor
photograph Of the mile girl This ID tue latest yaTia-
lion VI tue old saw uusl swlndle
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The suprrn.t ron.in TO The CnrdinaI.
From ne Sunday Heram

FIOU Nf NNN0uV NefUW'
The following telegram was received
yesterda from Rome by Cardinal McClnskcy, IN
response 10 one cent by him t. Plus IN. on the
ocrnsion of the thiricth hnnivcf sary Of his cleo
ton to the Pupcdom, June Ii, 1870
To HIS EMIEENCE CARDINAL McCLosXEY; Tho Holy
Father thhnAs your Emlnrnce for your cnneratulA-
uons sends you with SPECIAL aneeon MS nr'sing,
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Distributing palace car Men.

The Pullman Palace Car Company recently
suspended sixteen conductors for two days each be-
cauAe they faxed sign tht order book IN which anew
regulation had been entered recurring the negro ol
t"rr to white JacActe iu mAklns w AMI lihlus
down bcrlm. Mucn cuinpRlut Ia mtle VI lhe
severity VI The discipline " tue paaSV car service.
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From ne burlington HroI. Eve.
They had n Centennial breakfast out at Il
North Hill boarding house yesterday MI ed
Sites lag hung up IN the dining room, bou-
quets Of red, white, and blue aud spring
chicken an even hundred years old.
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The Palace Near the Tunnel.

The Women's Hotel, erected by the late
A, 4. Stewart, II rapidly approaching compile
ton under the direction Of Mrs. stewart. repre.
scented by Judge Hilton. This nne building VIII
DO comfortably furnished, and good meals will
be provided at cost Of not more than forty
Ave cents per day.
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From he Nelc6e'A " O. Nutshell
On sunday last the son of one Of the Ser
geauts at For Macon, who Was ia surf bathing
In the rear Of the fort, suddenly Disappeared
from sight, and from the ConmOtiOn made IN the
water aud the uun-appcHrhnce at even the least
Vestige of the boy, IL was inferred that a shark
had tlcN cured him.
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An E,eh,-year-Oid Incendlary.


James Tolles nm eight-ycar-old adopted
aon nf Abuer ollcs If Weather field, shows
dangerous deposition for No tinR nros 70 see
them burn. lie was at last crested Tor ming
on con alton that lie return TO his parents IN
New York city.
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No hotel In New YORK IL better suited for
business or pleasure travellers than the wei known ST.
Nicholas. Poutc ctrks attentive waters, superior
beds airy rooms, ana tAUlc unsurpassed. Commerce.
ado.
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MARfNE fNrELLfGENos.

MINIATURE ALHkNAc-rHTs nav
sun rises... 2S sun sets 80 Moon rtses On
HtoH wATKR-rHts
sandy Hook 20 Gov. isiano. o IL Hell Gate. 80
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In aout aud rheumaii-m Of the ~ ofnn h there
ia no rom dy Outnns during the gafoA, MA
OF Magnesia. which hls the Moot Of true anodyne.
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DIED.

FINLEY.-suddenly, on June 49, Jerettc Finley.
mother of William and Tho Flul \.
Notce uf funeral hereafter.
kIMMENs.-on SATURDAY morning, Juae Il, Mss
Rachel A. klmmens.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited auend
the funeral from her late residence. ii Moatgsn,
on Monday june 10. az o'ciork.
PkIDDY.-On sundsy. June is. Edward James only
child OF James al Ehsa.J. Piuuy
Tue funeral viii take aeg lucfdly 2lth ~ I At
O'clock at the resaeuce u AIS parvnts 100 iayctt
lie r kelu hy. BIoo,l n
We ODRUFf On Sa uriay morniny, June H. 1875,
Mise MARY Woodruff ago rs years.
Relatives and friends OF thr family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from late resle ace
sls west 2Jth It,. may, tie 1871 met at la aet
/ O'Clock. without further notice.
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"A Wecognized Superiority-The sill Tla-sIs
1ids supplied only BY Elikuc Truss Z, Broad
way everywhere supelsedes all the AntquAted metal
uusses formerly used.
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Buchnn's Crrboiic soaps. da pied to use in
the staDe, household, and toilet. 50 joan 1t.
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COFFIN-GALE-On "Wednesday, June a. at the
Tompkln- Avenue Congregational Church, b. The Rec.
c. u. Hclmer assisted rs the Rev Gcurs" l.. lsscd,
Charles A. Conn to Alice r.. daughter OF george b.
GAZE, VI. d., all Of 81 Ookyn.
HOYT-FELLOWs.-Dn wednesday June IL At the
Caurch - the Heavenly Rest hy the Rtv d. aud,
Lames OTIS Hoyt to Emmy. daughter Of ths lac LVuis
s. Fellows.
OUTHARD-sTORM.-Ol Wednesday, Juqe :, a.
the residence uf the bride aret- sylvester ssain ri
to Sarah Frances, daughter Of John v stCs Ess- all
of Elsnklll. y 4.
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Hard Money and Hard Scan -PYlas o. X.
}4y,s and Mhrslri, lne peJ,!es hcAeI'--ldo'
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Sutlrin not,crs.

FJNHE ALBION SOCIETY will meet TINS cvenng
Il NJ Mon square, al hoclncA sharp Atrahs'lhe'-
have been maze Tor sNluE large money ana other
prizes their games ~ j.. c-'s Wood GA AUG 49, Al
LngIsAueu should lVlu the society uru,r tu cunpe e.,
. ilNp, Piesi4eLt.
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ddlaitDcs aao gcwcltQ.
4jorscs, Gatu0gcs, Dc.

INOR SALE SIX horses ;20 10 ESQ ~ for any bust
IL ness Two business wagons a. lb3 Sohti 7'h AZ
L,TABLE ROOM wanted down town a. lonue
- irnck nud Two horses Address sltFhtNs, Post
Once box l,31s
WANTED A horse 10 u,e during iht sumner fyr
w It's keep, suitable fora . tl drNt, iE thpr'
oushly rsnponslOle party. G.CAN REL, "a ith aN
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Those Afflicted with Hay. Rose. and Peach
fever, asthma or fever snd sgue hnd relt't Oy Va
mug Fire Island reach. Trains leave Hunters Pont
$3.50 A. NJ aud l;3O Z. N. for hurf Hotel,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19

II YOU are bilious. when zoe, package OF Quirk' g
Irish Tea Nli cure SOu.-.idc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19

Don't paw - for an inferior Elastic Trues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-19
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To Mothers.
Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR children
teething Is All old and wetued remedy. II na-stooi
the test Of many years. and never kuOwd fail.