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l,tnIi ne NtH FHn0i.o an fifiuliip.
Residents in Clara street were startled
yesterday by u rumor of murder The house
In which the crime was committed is owned by
Edmond Hanrahan, who occupies tho upper
story rs n dwelling, the front rooms on tho
ground story being rented 90 "A German family
The rear rooms on tho lower story are vacant
II WAS Ia one of them that double murder was
committed. L. lmond H0nrahHn heing the muir
derer, and Mary lanrallnu, his wife. and
Michael Sheehan, his cousin, the victims. The
FIRST alarm was given bY nurse employed in
the front rooms, WHO heard persons uuarrelling
She called 10 men IN the street, who ran in by
the back door thrOugh the kitchen into a room
with ono window at the rear. llanrahan was
standing In the centre Of tho room. holding in
his hand an ordinary wool axe. with which he
had done toAriul work, Ling in the centre
Of the room WIS Mary llnnrahHn, apparently
doad. In one ruruor with his tret almost toueh-
Ink those oi the WuWOu, was vi ghari Nhcchm.
Tao murderer, IN his hn@i'. had struck at ran
dom repeatedly for the walls showed the marks
oil the nNe plainly ono glAnclng blow having cut
out u shaving ms though Il nai been done with a
sharp knife. Another blow had Clipped out a
large piece from tho window sill
Hanrahan beirayS that tho motive OF the crime
was jealousy. Sncchnn had been visitor daily
during ~" past wf"s. Yesterday forenoon
unnrahnn detected his vii" aud Shechnn, and
called in her sister. living next door. NJ Wit
ness. Again, In tho AttGrnoon. he detected them
and called In Nj. DuDning. living across the
Nay.
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wHITEBAIr, 4 DISTINCT SPECIES.
What Veteran English Fishermen Say about
the Dainty Little Fellows.

Mr.. F. Buckland and Mr., Spencer Wal
pole, the two Commissioners appointed by tho
Home Secretary to inquire into the alleged fall
ing of Of FISH from the destruction Of fry con-
tinued their lahors by. u sitting on Saturday,
June %, in the Public Hall of Southend.
Mr.. II. Ahsoom gave it as his opinion. after
an experience AS n fisherman of forty years.
that whitebait Is distinct fish.
Mr. Page n fisherman OF fourteen years eX-
perience. also believed that whitehall is a dis
tinct tsh. The smallest herring he had ever
seen was twice the size Of whitebait
Mr.. j. Welsh. an Gel and whtebat salesman,
stated that three years ago he obtained a good
clean sample OF whtebait for the Brighton
Aquarium. At first they got a little fat but
never Increased in size
Mr.. j. ii. Cannon. who has been actively
engaged ms fisherman for sixty years
and whose father was the son of n Thames
fisherman who claimed TO be the dscoyerer of
whitehall. stated that he went before II Lord
Mayor hity-fve years ago with a sample to
show that whitehall was species by itself.
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COAND SEE rmr nEAUrIruL PAIL:
Nru C5uoNs.

L. EEI"s SHIRTS.
N THE BEST And CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD
We cannot make Better Shirts At any Price.
All made from the celebrated Wtnsutta muslin. BOs
oms. plv. al linen. The very best
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY made Shirts, for s.
OulN plain seams 20 finish
kEErs Custom SHIRTS the very best, to measure.
klEPS FANCY PERCALE Shirts TO measure, o tor
- Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
LINEN COLLARS. tourply, very test for lac
LlNEN CUFFS four ply very be st. ~ hn halt dozen
rErrlRllL lE ~ DRAWERS. very best DOE. each.
NAiN>oOk lNpERNESTS. very hest. 75c. each.
FENrGINGHAM UMBRELLAS a each.
INtILEp SILK UMBRELLAS. 80 each.
LADIES ST y UMBRELLAS. newest STYLES, s2jO each
hLEf MANI fACTt RING COMPANY.
$50 sixr iS' avenue. New York
3il Futon II. Brooklyn.
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILHoND.
UNEAT TkINk LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.


ON and after May -. 1875
Trains leave New York. VIA DesbrOsses and Cortandt
SITS Ferries. As follows:
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, . A. NJ, and $50
7. VI. daily
For willamsport, Lock Haven, Cory and Erie, ats3
p NJ, connecting NJ Cory for Titusvile. Petroleum
Centre, and the OIL Regions Willamsport and LocS
Haven, 9 A. ",
Baltimore, Washington, and the South, LIMITED Wash.
ington Express" Of Pullman PaIor Cars daily. except
sunday. $50 A. NJ; arrive Washington 40 7. VI.
Regular at $50 A. NJ, |, $50, and 7. NJ. sunday 80
and y 7. VI.
Express for Philadelphia 40 100 3 10 o o3o Lin.
ted, II N, l, 5, 9, 9 80, 79l ~, and P ".
Sunday 43O and A. NJ, 5, q. 80 7U $50. and 4.
VI Emigrant and second class 7 NJ
Boats OF Brooklyn AnneN" connect with all through
trains At Jersey city, anording speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
Trenton. Perth Amboy. Pennington Belslere and
other points local schedules AZ all Ticket Offices
Trains arrive: From Pittsburgh 90 10 40 An 10 20 T.
NJ daily; 1910 A. NJ, $50 y NJ daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. $50 ~ A. NJ. 10,
615, 1910 p. VI. sunday. $50 9.4l A VI From PhIa-
delpha. 5o5. $50, $40 n51 1850. II so A. NJ 10,
$50 40 1850. II 80 A. NJ. go. lO.2O +. NJ
Ticket Oihces. 526 and ga Broadway. Aston House.
and foot OF Deshrnsses and Curtlaudt sts Court st.
and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton st, Brookyq
ia, ll6 ami ia Hudson 81. Iluboken, Depot Jersey
CITY Emigrant Ticket ofhce. Battery place,
FRANK THOMSON. l. p FARMER,
Manager
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JETKOPoLITAN SAVINGS BAAK,
nos J. AYp 2 THIRD .ANEyrE

NI1N 7 AND Z TTTTTFTI ANT-NT 7
FttTlETH SEMI-ANNI Al plNtDEND.
NEw N0kk june -. 1873.
Interest at the rate of hvc per cent per auuum has
been declared ana Will be payable ON and after July H.
1875
Deposits made or before July 10, aud interest not
drawn will be entitled 10 interest from the st of July
ISAAC r. SMITH President
T. W. LlLiiF secretary
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, sth av.. cor.
~ nrr Of ~ - hc scmiannuni dividend, at the rate
O FIVE PER GENE per Huuun, was declared juy /,
1879 ON all sums from - 90 soon Interest comuenc'
ing the nrst o each month Money deposited ON or hc.
fore July 10 with draw interest from July /. Assets,
1906, so on. Surplus, Silt,s2ldi
RICHARD H. BULL, President
c w. BRlNcRTRHoTF Secretary.
CEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS, Nos "a
- ami ~ Wall .t-lhc Trustees have ordered that IL
ItktST he paid tp deposits ruiurd thereto for the sN
months ending 3lh ut, at the rnlc of FIVE FER GENE
per annupl, payable ON and alter MONDAY. 10th inst
The interest VIII be credited % dcpusinrs principal
WM. II. MACY President
JouN n BoYNrON. Secretary
NV NnRk. Univ 8 LIS
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sahlnus sanhs.

DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
- d4l aud aii howrrN.
The trustees Of this institution have declared semi
annual dividend Or the current months at the rate
Five rl.R tENf PER ANNtN
all ui 1000 ana under ami the over
200 AZ the OF yer cent yer anuum. payable on
and after July Is
Deposits made ON Or before July 10 Will be entitled to
intere 81 IRON July l.
ANDREW MILLS, President
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Excursions.
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
" Completed to Grcenpuut opposite 2jt IT. East rive

Summer time table to take effect sunday June 10. 1873
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
The elegant steamer ELIZA HANtON. commencing ns
~ above will during the season from ficr foot Of
23i 81, EAST RIVER direct To tumpany'S Depot NJ
GREENPOINr making close connections going aud re-
turning with express trains TO and from Manhattan
Beach.
Boat leaves I'D It, Pier Mt s45. a. 1Ofi. II IS NJ
and - -. 80, 2Ia 800 4.4j 80. and y ~ T. VI.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York via Green
point at 1880. 10 II A. VI. and 12lo L. 2u5. BIZ 4Oi
5i2. 6o7, L SIS, and 0.3OP " Time from Grcenpoint
- minutes.
Trains connect nt East New YORK with Rapid Transit
trains on Atlantic av Brooklyn; also with Canarsie and
Rockaway Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Tho elegant steamers THOMAS COrYFR and n. n
MARTIN leave 22d 81 North river. o. 10 PA VI and
!. .. = T. o. q and = VI. Leroy st. North river 10,
10 10 li.lO NJ, l2.io Ito. 10 $40. 40 90 $40
and lnf ". Pier = North river. r25 iO2l. u z, A
1928, -. % 3. - as. %. s2i and - T. VI
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via Bay Ridge at >.
Il and
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1878. NEW YORK. 1878.
As the time has for the renewal of subscrp-
tons THE sun would remind its friends and well
everywhere that 1t is again candidate for their
consideration and support Upon its record Tor thept
years 1t relies continuance OF the hearty syn-
Iathy and generous cooperation which have hitherto
been EXTENDED 10 It from every quarter OF the Union
The Daily sun IS iour.page sheet OF - columns
price by mail, post paid. 81 eentsa month. $3.50
Ter year
The Sunday edition ~ rHE Sun Is an eightpage shsst
Of 90 columns While giving the OF the day itil,S
contains large amount Of literary and miscellaneous
matter specially prepared for It. rnE SUNDAY Sus Ais
met with great success Post paid si.2Oa YEAR
The Weekly sun.
who does not know TnE WEEKLY SuS' ftcircuatss
throughout the United States, the CanadaS and b.
yond. Ninety thousand families greet its welcome
PAGES weekly and regard 1t In the light OF guide.
sellor and friend Its news editorial agricultural ana
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Trains will leave BOSTON daily except sundays At $50
A NJ. I2.3l IS. aud r. ". Pullman tram through 20
Bangor without chnngc connecting at Portland on Tues
day aud Friday evenings with steamers Tor MT DESERT
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays Tor BANGOR, ST.
JOHN. and HALIFAN.
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A STEAMER LONG BRANCH. so CENTS
n. REDUCTION OF FARE.
30 CENTS
TO NEwBuRGH AND RETURN.
The magnificent steamer
LONG BRANCH with new boilers, dcD
Capt JAMES LYNCH
will make regular SUNDAY morning excursions to
NEWBURGH,
landing at Yonkers. Iona Island,
WEST POINT,
Cold Spring and Cornwall leaving Martins Dock Brook
yn. IS. west 10th $40 and oath st. at $40
A. VI. prompt beautiful map OF the Hudson given Tree
@ each passenger Grand musical entertainment by
Baulnnd's celebrated Military Brass Band.
Fare entire grand excursion only
FIFTY CENTS
Refrc shments o all kinds Al uopular prices
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EASTERN RAILROAD.
FAvoRITE SEA SHORE ROUTE.
Only line running SUNDAY TRAINs-Boston to Portland

During the season Of 1873 II SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave BOSTON at 7i1 A. NJ nr-
irving In PORTLAND at ~ O'Clock noon Returning,
leave PORTLAND at 2i5 L. NJ and arrive in BOSTON AZ
from New York
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Matbnrrp,

MACHINERY WANTED.-wanted, engine
WI lathe. hack gear screw eating lanrh swing TX
iett bed, shaper one spindle upright drill; small hand
lathe. Brown sharpes milling machine Horton chuck
portable forge, envl yises, grndsone, twoneh shalt
Ing 6c ~
Address Box 4.oo5. Post onice.
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on AND AFTER JUNE 30, 1879,
Express Trains leave New York via Dcsbrosses and
tortanit SITS Ferries. as follows;
80 80 ~ % ~ Limited II A. NJ, l. 4. 8. 9. $50
Tgl, 80 ami 4. VI. sundays, 40 and A. NJ, S. g.
$50. 7;3o. \ 80 and o p NJ
Boats Ut Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains az jersey CITY. aforling speedy aud direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn Travel
$50 amt 4 n Limited Express .35 + ~. =. 4.
= 80. :. and - T.. NJ. and ~ Midnight ON sunday,
3 20. -, = X 80 A. M 49, T. VI. and - Midnight
Ticket Offices, j2d and pa BrnAiway. | Aston House.
ami foot Of Drshrosses and Curtanit SIS Court st. ami
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot of Fulton st, Brookyn ~
10, and Us Hudson It lobokcn Depot Jersey city.
Emilrant Ticket once. battery place
FRANK THOMSON, L. T.. FARMER
General Manager. General Passenger AGENT
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GfIialons 0otItes.
A NIFTY baptist CIIuuc

4 NIFTY BAPTIST CIIUHCH, SAN s.. west
"A nj Hth ANsuudiy , preaching iiil A. NJ and ~ r.
NJ. BY tic Rev VIM llumpstOnc seats nee. Cordial
VttntlOn To all.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING at
~ Park Theatre, I'D st. and Broadway, conducted by
Mr sawyer, sunday evening at o'clock Singers please
enter at rear entrance. 22l St
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Tho EASTERN RAILROAD Is the FAvORITE SEA
SHORE ROUTE touching nj all the celebrated beaches
along the New England coast Is. =. PATRICK.
Gene al PASSENGER and Ticket Agent. Boston.
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Trains leave Bosion at A. NJ Fabyans TO dinner an
1890 Z. VI. Habyan's IN supper, passing through IN
famous CRAWFORD NOTCH. and arriving hours in I'D
vance Of any other line.
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0luntro- Mlalts.

VVlulllcu- llldeS.
AGENTS WANTED
THROUGH THE DARK CONTINENT.
BY HENRY NJ STANLEY
In Two Volumes Octave. containing 10 Maps and 40
Illustrations Many OF these illustrations are from
photographs taken upon the spot and show the People
and Scenery along the Agents wanted for this
popular work. which is sold exclusively by Subscription
Apply to or address
HARPER BROTHERS.
Franklin square. n. Y.
A sTPIcTLY sober man who ihorogshly under.
appy at crockery store 22i Greenwich st. early satur-
A. so sStl EN o NV $40 's s i' igG%
Bridge u. near High. BROOKLYN
AGENTS ant dealers wanted 70 sell HowE's Patent
n Hammock supporter 1877 Manhattan av., Green
ID 1871 Hamilton av. BROOKLYN
LIRsT-CLAss bread and cake bakers can be had
yVANTED-soo jourueymcn bakers to Join the Grand
w order OF Acc pied Bakers society before the picnic
and 70 East 9Th st. near 81 G fo ip'qstSp
cnARlrs Drrrr. Rec. Sec
WANTED-Independent haters;, SIX good second
rear 2is Arch Il. Philadelphia
XVANTEP-A hrstclass general wood worker on
''''" "''' ED MURPHY, s2s Greene st
IVANTED-An rstclass harkeeper. None but hrst.
LYNcHs wine room 80 Nassau St
yVANTED-A boy in = grocery store: one that un.
w d'rsandS nc business Apply at 81 James ST. be-
IVANTFD-A strong lad thsthas served some time
w at plumbing Apply before O'Clock. 40 East 4th It
WANTED-An experienced beer bother
\VANTED-Men, also boy, to work on a farm, Ap-
[VANTED-Ab oyi one that hiss worked in restau.
w rnntbciore Compton House. 81 nv. and 24h st
VVANTED-A yeuns man who understands opening
w oysters and waiting on tables $50 9Th av
WANTED hoy. with one dollar capital To sell
w the coney Island Herald 80 Park row.
XVANTED-Ai Van Dykes Hotel. p Catharine slip.
w aioy TO MAKE himself generally usemL
WANTED-rwco office boys, - - years old. Ad
w dress hoN i2ap, New YORK Post once
WANTID-An expert comic singer, nrstelass sal
w AIRY 3Nilonshhy -, BROOKLYN
\VANTED-A shop butcher; one that understands
w hi business Apply at Gth av.
WANTED sn to cut nat feathers; experienced
w man preferred. lbs Wooster s.
NIANTED-A boy to work in a bakery; day work
w -23 9th av, near 2ith -
\VANTED-A good pastry cook; male. Apply at
w 1870 Broadway.
81 POUND IDS nurc tea SOC; N pounds roasted coffee
AGENTS wanted.
< POUNDS pure tea 81 y pounds soc
- IhE CANTON TEA CO.. i4S 'hambersst
Situations dalantrS.
A KEsrEcTABLE married woman wi,hc. q
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FAST SIDE SAVINGS BANK FOR SAIL,

DNlDENp NOTICE.
The trustees have declared dividend NJ tho ratio o
FIVE pcr cent pcr lnnum. PAYABLE on and ntrr July TO-
DEPOSITS MADE on or before july lO viii draw inter
est from July l. &. &. III MAN, freslitnt
l. 4 lUBnAHn. Treasurer.
IRVING SAVINGS INsTITITION. - WAR
i kEN ST. NlN YORK. june ~ lN1~ The Trustees nt
tins Institution have Ord,rcd interest Co hc pai M all
sums that have remained ON deposit tor the three ant
months ending June 3d. al the rate o hNe per cent per
annuu. pas able ON amt after j lN Is. 1873
Interest not Withdrawn Will he added To- the principal
aud draw interest from July l. Money deposited on
before July 10 Will draw interest from July Bank open
day from 10 4. M to3 T. VI.
c u, liEATON, secretary. JOHN CAsfREE, President
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miscellaneous.

Il INDLING WOOD, sawed and split for sale
IN cheap from boat AT ith st, East river Dealers and
vendors supplied.
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~ Nv HVHh JT VI IT. TNsNs- IVIT' TlIlIIIII ~
lNElcvaicd Railway. open from 81 A VI. tn ~ 7 VI:
Morr, ST. nearest point tor south terry and
Battery Rector st. nearest point tor Wall - Terry
Corandt t., nearest point for Jersey CitN and Com
munlpaw ferries, Park place. nearest point for Post
Ohce. city Hail and barclay St Terry 10 lIoboken.
Chambers ST. point for Pavonia and Erie r. r.
terry Franklin st. Grand st. nearest points Tor Des
brosscs IN jersey city, Beeckcr st. 18th st..
points for Christopher It Terry 10 ohokcn lith
I'D ST. nearest point Tor 23d It. Terry TO Jersey Ciy
3Jd St 42d nearest point Tor v Y Central r. r. de-
pot 5oh Il jsth st. nearest point for Central Park For
uptown trains take east side stations For downtown
trains take wcstsdc stations Fare 10 cents except he
tween the hours Of 81 and IA A. NJ. and and T. VI.
to and along Amity St To and along south 9th to
Canal It crossing into and along West Broadway to
Chambers st. crossing into and along College place. u
and along Murray At to and along Church st 20 and
along New Church 81 Morris st. Connects with tho
following horse lines; At Rector It, with Tor
South terry Grand st, with for Dcshrosses and
East Grand IT. ferries. at Blocker ST. with
and west at 9Th st. with cars for Christopher and East
10Th ferries. iit 81, with for West 2Bd and
East mi and 3lth 81 ferries. at 53l st. with
wcchawkon ferry; at 59h II. with cars Of Belt Line
Railroad }. =. NAVARRO, Vice President
Al A
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Shipping.

INMAN IINE.-RoYAL MAIL STEAMERS
CITY or BERLIN ............ SATURDAY, July 49, r. NJ
CRY or BRI SsELS ...... Thursday. July X 81 NJ
cry of RICHMOND ..... saturday. July ~. 3 T..
From Pier 81 North river. loot Charlton IT.
CABIN. So aui SlOl. gold. Return tickets favor
able terms. sfEERAGE, s2s, currency Drafts at low.
est rates
saloons, State Rooms smoking and Bath Rooms amid.
ships JOHN q DALE, Agent ~ and 33 broadway, y. T.
fhtladcl phia Office, loo South +th II
NATIONAL LINE.-fROM NEW PIER 30 y II.
~ -------FOR LONDON Victoria Docks l----
Greece. July 3. 30 A. Italy ....July n 80 A. NJ
-FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEESSrON -
Egypt July Is, . A. VI. lclveta. July IS T. NJ
cabin 500 To $50. currency siccrage, S2G DrMtsrom
q upward issued AT very low rates Company Offices
Nos 90 ana rs Broadway. = W J. HURST, Manager
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
CoMPANYs LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, CENTRAL AMI
ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA BRITISH COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON TERRITORY. and OREGON,
Sailing from pier loot o Canai 81. North River
THE lS1HMuS OF PANAMA
steamship CRESCENT CITY Tuesday July o. connect.
ing in- central and south America.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA
Steamship CITY OF PEkING. "Wednesday, july 10.
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. saturday, Aug. 3
FROM SAN FRANCISCO 70 SANDWICH ISLANDS
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND
steamship CITY or NEW YORK. Monday, July =
For freight ana passage Apply AZ company Offices on
the pier foot Canal st, North river
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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TO PHILADELPMIA,

TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOrs IN PHILADELPHIA, TWO IN
NEW YORK.
nnrRIErRAck TILE Mnsr IMpRnvrn EoIrIPMRNr
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~ comprising series oi lectures delivered at Kahn's
Muse oi Anatomy the cause aud premature
decline showing uIsputaby how lost health may be re-
gained nnring clear synopsis OF impcdnents 10
and the treatment Of nervous and ysca debit
" being the result OF - years experience by mail 2Sc
currency. stamps Address secretary kAhns
broadway. YORK..
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GtaI estate.
Business { nances.

A BEFRESHMENT bar Tor sale a barge pic.
IA mic. ". II. GROGAN 2lo East Broadway
BAKERY FOR SALE, dong a good business,
- VIII he sold cheap Tor CASH sickness cause OF SALE.
No 2sd oh av, city
COFFEE ANA lunch room, corner OF West and Frank.
u lin ST., New York
INOK SALE-A l5phorse water power with hourins
mills and saw mil. Inquire OF v D. HENDRlCk-
SON, linton Falls, Monmouth county, New Jersey.
INhGIT, soda water and newspaper stand and route
Tor sale ABBY ut location, 2Stll ST. and sth ay.,
northwest corner
IOK SALE-A small milk route, with horse wagon,
ANA cans Inquire At so West I2d st.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-04-17
W. c. CoRuRN, N. D.,

PHYSICIAN CS SURG EON offers his
Having had an experience Of Twelve
Years in constant practice, DR.. Coburn
guarantees to give satisfaction. DIR. Co,
burn makes speciality of the treatment
Of Nasal, Throat, Lung and all other
Chronic or lingering diseases. Having
Investigated all scientific methods OF cur,
iug disease and selected the good from all
systems, he viii guarantee relief or azure
il, all cases where cure is possible. NO
Charge for Consultation. All fees will be
reasonable. Professional visits made at
all hours. Parties al distance can con-
suit him by letter.
nelow the Court House, Tionesta, Pa. Of
flee days Wednesdays and Saturdays. 25ti
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-04-17
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President J,tdge--L. D. WErMoRE.
associate Judges-Jes. q. DALE, ED
WARD KERR.
JTeasuTor-WM. LAWRENCE.
ProthonotGry, Register G Recorder, &C.
,. w. CLARK.
iSheri6,-JUsTIs SHAwKEY.
ComstissioncrS-EL BERLIN, ISAAC
Logo, JOHN RECK.
CeMilty SNperintendent--H. s. Brock
WAY.
District Attorncy-S. d. IRWIN.
Jury nmisSionerS-LYMAN COOK, r.
V. MERCILLIoTT.
County StnreyoT-T. ID. CoLLINS'
Coroner-W. c. COBURN.
Cou,ity A1tditorS--NICHoLAs THoMP-
SON. J. II. NEIL1., II. A. HuENDELL.
Member Of Congress HARRY WHITE
AsscmblV-J. B. AGNEw.
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LATIIY 81 AGNEW,
1TTOR NEYS At L. W,
TIONESTA, PA.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS.

have been admitted to practice as an
Attorney in tho Pension Ofiice At wash
ington, ID. C. All officers, soldiers, or
sailors who were injured in the late war,
entitled. by calling on or addressing me at
Tionesta, pa. Also, claims for arrearages
of pay and bounty will receive prompt at
tention.
Having been over four years soldier IN
the late war, and having for number OF
wears engaged I'm the prosecution OF Sol
diers' claims, my experience will assure
the collection of claims in the shortest pos
sible time. j. Is. AdNEW'
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-Kunkeps "Parfume de Paris" tn

-KunkePs "Parfume de Paris" the
pleasantest and most delightful per.
fume extant, for sale at Bovaro's.
Price 70 cts. per bottle. This is no
cheap, scented trumpery, but is stan
dard and lasting article. IT,
Try KUnkeps Perfumes tor the
handkerchief. For sale at Bovard's