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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-25
THESE WATERS IN sPAs3IODIC IRRITATION
OF THE BLADDER.

CASE, STATED BY DIS. ". G. JEFFRIES AND
WILLIAM +. NEWBTLL. OF ESSEX
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TAPPAHASNoCK, VA, October 10, 1877.
In case of Spasmodic Irritation of the Bladder,
attended with ugonzIng suffering. after exlarstinE
the usual remedies In very bold manner without
effect, we prescribed the BUFFALO LITHIA Wa
TER, spring No. 9. Within eighteen hours after
commencing the nse of 1t the patient began to Inn
prove. and the continued use OF the WATER soon =
resulted in entire relief; and though some eighteen
months have aow elapsed there has been no return
whatever OF the disease.
n w. G. JEFFRIES. NJ. D.,
WILLIAM =. NEW BILL. II. y.
These WATERS, In cases Of ONE DOZEN HALF
GALLON BOTTLES. can be had at the SPRINGS
ut SIS per case In ADVANCE. IN Richmond CT PUR-
CELL. LAbD & co. at $3.50 per case.
THOMAS +. GOODE, Proprietor.
de 2S-F&Tu&eow2m
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FREDERICK DE barry 6 CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole agents foT United States and Canada.

For sale by dealers, grocers, and druggists. Every
genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
ia 25-3I,W&F&eowtAu27
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[,HE BUrFALo LITHIA .WATERs..
EXTRACT FROM LETTER FROM DIR. NORTH

Mr.. 4, long sufferer from Gravel and con-
slant Hemorrhage OF the Bialder-so feeble that he
walked with dficulty-had been treated by distin-
guished medical man, and also tried the celebrated
Bethesda" water without benefit. stayed at fhcse
Springs three weeks; while there he discharged .
large gravel, the hcmorrlagc was entirely arrested
and his general health greatly improved"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-25
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, JaDuary 24.-Gotton-Sct fecelp,s,
46s bales: gross, 400 bales Futures closed steady
ary 81 .IO6siI IL; March, 81 IL April l1:27
@siI2S; May, Sl1.40@Sl 1.4l: June, $11.52;
siI.35@Sll40; October, $11.16@Sl1.1S; No
O09ISll .01.
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MARINE ISTEls.EGENCE.

pISIATURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20. 1873.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, january 24.-Flour more active and
unchanged. Southern wheatQuict and arm western
GsI 90: amber Sl.35MSI.3S; Pennsylvania red
s1.331SI.34: No. 2 western winter red, on spot,
SI.34 February, $780,. Southern corn quiet ana
higher; southern white, 53@54c.; yellow, 54c.
Oats and rye quiet and unchanged. Provisions and
coffee dull anu unchanged. Whi>key nominal. SUI
Lfnnh
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Mr. I.AMsR's SPEECH AGAINST THE SILVER
aILL-TnE STEAMBOAT BILL, AGaIN-wHls-
Key AND ToBACCo-THE TEXAS-PAcIFIC-
VARIOUS ITENS-PERsoSAL. &C.
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A MINISTER SUED FOR SANDER
The Outcome OF u Bitter Quarrel In the Fort
Montgomery MethodI.t Church.

WEST PoINr May 10.-rhc people living
in and about Fort Montgomery. a hamlet Just
south Of this Government post. and particularly
those who belong 10 and attend the Methodist
church there. are greatly exercised over a suit
for SANDER recently brought against the Rev.
Joseph Millett. late pastor OF the church at the
fort" by a well-known farmer named John
Weyant. Farmer Wcyant is. or has been. one
OF the trustees Of tn" Fort Montgomery NJ. L.
Church. and for a year OF two past his relations
with the Rev Mr.. Mulett have not been Of the
most agreeable nature. There seems 20 have
been two factions n the church. one in favor Of
ousting Pastor Mllett, AMI the other pleading
for his retention. The war became exceedingly
animated. and tie kev. MIR. Milieu was removed
by the conference. but failed 10 leave the place
The trouble. therefore, continued. charges and
counter charges were made 10y Farmer Weyaut
and the Rev. Mr. Millclt. and the controversy at
length eliminated in Farmer Wcyant entering
his suit against his late pastor for ~ 900 dam
ages. which he aeg = he has sustai ned TO his
character and reputation 10y reason OF the scan
dalOus and deiamHtOry stories the pastor has
circulated ABOUT MN. IL Is ,Shl. tnat. up 10 the
time the suit was inst tuled. Mr.. Millett was very
defiant. and uptnly oppressed Ills abiuty To es-
tahlsh the truth of III statements he had made
concerning Farmer Weyant. He now. however.
puts in an answer TO the complaint in which he
denies over having made the statements attrib-
MIR. Wcyants complaint was sworn to before
Justice Avery, at Highland Rails. on the 10Th 81
a
Col. W. II. Dhkey of N"whnrgh. 1t alleges. for
the first cause OF 20 tion that on about the LIST Of
June, 1871. at The town Of highlands the Rev.
Mr. Mllrtt said. .nthe presence and hearing Of
the Rev, William Il. Goss the present pastor Of
the church, that John Wcyant mad Committed
incest; that ho had killrd his sister and
that he the defendant could prove. the
charge, both by Johns father, Nike W,ey-
ant. and lis brother William Weyant. For
a second cause e acton the plaintiff alleges
that the Rev Mr.. Millrtt spoke similar falls" and
dcfamatOry words. in the hearing II Samuel B.
Garrison, on or about March 2, 1878, or nearly
a year alter the former words were qlteret
that he could prove it by Michael Wey.
William Weyant. his brother. told the
same story. The complaint further alleges
that the Rev Mr.. Mlctt said he removed John
from the church for what he had done 1t Is for
these alleged scandaous utterances that tho
plaintiff demands judgment against the Rev
Mr. Millctt, who now denies having made them
II is said that before suit WAS brought the plain
tins attorney took the precRuilon 10 eNaInln
one or both of the Eenticncn IA whose hearing
the alleged injurious remarks were made and
that from tho Information thus derived il If
thought that the Rev. Mr.. Millctt will have hard
work to break down their testimony and make
it appear than he never spoke the words attrIb
nj al "a him
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THE room or THE STATE.
The state Charities Ala Association Consult
Ing ON Mems Of NelIeG

At the morning session Of the State Chart
ties Aid Association. yesterday. the Rev. DR..
Bellows presided. DR.. stephen Smith read n
paper dealing especially with hospitals in small
towns and villages In their relation 10 the pre-
vcnton and cure Of pauperism. He said that
small hospitals in small communities have TO
do with paupersm in its first stage, that which
is created by disease. The system of village
hospitals is founded on the principle Of helping
the poor to help themselves the poor man
prostrated by sickness. in his own house Is sur
rounded by conditions tending 70 aggraSate d !
ease Tho hospital changes all that. There he
has good air, good food, quiet. and care.
In the discussion that followed, Mr.. Crosby OF
Duchess county thought that Christian people
should appoint Christian PHYSICIANS 10 AIMS
Dr. Harris alter speaking Of the Steuben
county holocaust, argued that the SICK ana the
well should be kept separate in the almshouseS.
Mrs Lowell speaking Of the Richmond Coun-
ty Poorhouse said that the efforts of herself and
her friends 70 improve 1t only made the author
Dr. Wyiie saiithat since, at Bellevue Hospital
lying-in women were no longer mixed with sur
gical cases. the death rate in such cases had de-
creased nearly my per cent and pucrperiH lever
prevention Of disease he said that the next ap-
proprlntion for another hospital SHOULD be spent
in instructing the Ignorant as ~ the necessity
Il The Rev. Dr. Potter read Miss schuyler's essa,
on the means Of elovating the poor. Inc essay
st views direct personal contact us necessary ,a.
been begun by herself and friends in the SIX
teenth Ward. Beds clothing. furniture, cooklnt
utensils and money are lent and strict repay
DR.. Potter unfolded n system for the distri
button Of tracts or papers on cooking, vehtltil
ton. washing, and like subjects Illustrated pA
pictures, among the unlettered poor that Woult
teach them how TO live and how to make thell
homes happy.
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TIE CITY NAN MIDDLE.
Can the Recorder send the Defiant Aldermen
10 HlackWell's Island.

Recorder Hackctts charge to the Grand
Jury is naturally the chicItopic among the City
Hall politicians. The prevailing impression is
that the difference between the Recorder and
the Aldermen will be q war Of words only. The
Aldermen are entirely unconccrned. They
have been advised that the Common Council is a
Legislative body and that ITS members cannot
be- indicted for exercising their judgment IN
passing bills. even though their acts may be
deemed in violation of tho letter of tho CITY
Charter
Mayor Ely says that since he, has been in
office, the question OF street and sidewalk on-
structiOns has been q constant source OF an
noyance to him. The law is ambiguous, he
has tried to have the question ludicially settlri
IIe has vetoed most of tho Aldcrmens ordl-
nances permitting street distractions. In some
Instances he has approved the ordinances, and
in others permitted them to become laws with
out his approval. He fancies TINT Recorder
Hqckett's ecton vii result IN the permnnen,gI
he adds, that the Recorder would do more
than fine the Aldermen. He certainly cannot
wish to lock them up during the hot weather.
,Commissloner Campbell Of the Department Of
Public Works. and Superintendent Blumenthal
of tho Bureau OF Encumbrances. have been
summoned before the Grand Jury.
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LIxe stock Market.

New YoRK. Friday May 10.-Receipts 81
leevcs today were los loads, or l.5lu head making
a total OF 5,3i5 MONDAY against 51W for the sam.
time last week Prices advanced i4g}sc b and
the market was uncummnnly firm aud active AT tie all
vunccd Aicw " stlied steers were Offered
aud sold ui,c y n. TO dress 1ddl1 ms To- the gross
cwt some stili,d bulls at 3aatt4isc y %. live weight
and Ordinary to strictly prime native cornied steer
RANGED from o. lu.c, 10 drcSS Jdest1 rs Exporters
TOOK nearly 5ulfat stccrs at lu8lnc To dress 1oe5t
Reccipts sheep and lambs IL car loads or ~ 10
head milking - 2b Monday against IL $50 FOR the
last week. There was lair demand or sheep
prices The quality the lambs offered was not
satisfactory and sales oi southern and western lambs
were slow Clipped sheep sold at Sony. u unshotn
do at GAZE and spring lambs ~ from 10 &c O. 70 ior
Western and southern and 90 uiac. for jersey.
Receipts hOgs "a car loads. OF f4o head max
Ing ag since Monday against in - Tor the time
last week few hive hog~, ~ rs average, werv SOLD ~
80 2 n. and the maIAel we A1oul slcAdy
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WIfISKEY DID III.
What Gave Two Thousand Louisianiaas an
Opportunity to see u Hanging.

ANTE, La. May 10.-Isalah Evans tcol-
ored) aged % years. was hanged here to-day
for tho murder Of Edward Bowen. aged Is
years. on July 90 1877. Over 1900 persons
witnessed tho hanging. After prayer by col
ored preacher tho moose was adjusted. and at
noon the drop fell the fall breaking the con-
demned mans neck. Evans confessed the muir
der. saying that he was intoxicated when he
fired the fatal shot. In an interview last night
Evans said had n square trial. Everything
the witnesses said was pretty much true. folt
az the time that | ought to have done il. and
aiterward | felt did wrong | tell you it, u
hard thing whom q. man brings it on himself
hut yhiskpv did IN -
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NAM i-ts "a Htf. 100. 10 't' Wv '..ltN
:. rnc,, N.,y.- $50. I'D Paper ,o,,r, ,a,,,tvlcrs
ot,r~sc ,.o ..'a
p,cci,er. Ever nsNr.u Ioor c,p...> aooua
Les, Black than w,.r. r.n.. o. jtu roN H uiA
Georeic.s wo.er P, N.,. lsuDAp.r,. 2oee.'@
su,.c.IlH REPRESENTATIONS -'cn's
Seven Years and Mar D., A>s,r s,p.ia@ 2oc,a,%
ny Proxy. By JAm, rns a'ou's
pa,ias Little l4l p,Lr. Ns4p. 2accnts
ny G aa Y>.>f ana j,,, "a @a u TT@ X
The Wreck of TIC "Gro,,,uor" 30 cents.
Brother Jacoo-rhc Lifted Veil By GroRar Enor 20
The Tender R,cql,cnen ct Irene Maslnicuddy Author.
i4ed Edition - cents
shadow on the Threshold. By MARY crcu Hay 70
cents.
The Bride OF Landcck, BY =. r. JAsr. 2ocruts,
Back to Back By EpsNo L,sp.l1 llAlt. % cents.
The Last Of tie Hallau. By Nj. N,uNAN q cents.
Two Tales Of Married ltc Hard t. ''nr by GtoHGi,
asa CEAlh A ilue Man hl NJ g. SliAliN"' "
cents
An Open verdict RS M.,M + BRAnooN 80 cents
| HAnrrR 4 BRornFRs VIII send either Of the above
works by mai ckrc tut the larger works, whose w"fht
excludes uwm from tio maiU postage prepaid 10 any
| part OF the Cned States On receipt OF the prlce
| HAMPERS CAruoGrF mailed free on receipt Of Hine
| Gents.
HARPER a BROTHERS Franklin Square. New York.
ON True and Fai,c Sernatorrhma; eitia, u tho
~ Philosophy Marriage Address Secretary, Museum
VI Anatomy, OILS broadway, New YORK. Free 21c stAnps
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The Undersigned ccrtiiles that he held for
collection for account of George r. Gornto. Lon
don Bridge, Princess Anne county, Va, one
half of single number ticket No. II ,529. Glass
ID" in the Louisiana state Lottery which
dollars, on Tuesday. Apri 0. 1873, said ticket
having been sent hy correspondence from the
office M New Orleans for the sum Of one dollar
and that the amount WIS promptly paid in full
on presentation of the ticket at the Office Of the
company. r" IS l1iosiE, ,
New Orleans,
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Louisiana State Lottery Company. Fifth
Grand Distribution for 1873 will take place at
noon OF Tuesday the l4th inst. at the city of
New Orleans.
sale Of tickets closes at . o'clock A. NJ. Of that
DAY.
Only n limited number OF tickets IL allotted to
this city and cannot ho increased. The of1lccs
Of tho company. at 317 broadway will be-. open
to-day till o'clock i. NJ for the accommodation
Of buyers First com" first served.
100000 tickets at two dollars each Half tick
cts one dollar
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Arrtved-FRpAy. May 10
s. Herman Livingston. Dagrctt. Savannah.
IS Geo W CLYDE, Ingram. Charlie ton.
s. San Jacinto Phillips. Wilmington Del
IS Baltic, PArsen, Liverpool April 80 and Qaeenstow
MAY l.
ship Shakespeare, Mayerdarck, Bremen.
Bark Sirian Star Riichic. Lynn Eng.
BARK Kong Sverrc Cithmark. Plymouth Eng.
BARK " Heard. Robbins. Bristol
Bark Norena. Nichols Cardenss.
Brr Adelne Rich ardsnn Eldridge, Providence.
schr zelda aud Laurs Jorgonscn MayagutL
Schr IVA & Yates, Nat,s. Sierra Leone
Sehr Norris rcrot Randolph. Para.
Also the usual coastwise vessels
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The undersigned certihes that he was tho
holder of ticket No. "a 100. Glass ID" in tho
Louisiana State Lottery, which drew the fourth
capital prize OF twenty-five hundred dollars, on
Tuesday. April 0, 1878 said ticket having c,et
tho sum OF two dollars at tho office OF A, T..
Saloy l73 st. Philip street. and that the amount
WINS promptly paid on presentation OF the ticket
+, MoREAy,
$50 IRENE street. New Orleans.
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All our correspondence Is strictly connden-
tial and we never publish the names Of persons
drawing capital prizes without first obtaining u
written card over their own signature, and un-
less specially permitted 10 publish It.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY, May 10-P. M.-The operations at
the Stock Exchange reflected a less distributed
business. which was mainly confined 20 Lake
Shore Delaware Lackawanna and Western,
Wabash the Northwestcrns and st. pauls The
general market was decidedly strong. with the
exception Of Lake Shore. which yielded CO., to
6l',. although opening at the lower quotation.
The transactions, however. in this stock after
midday constituted n prominent feature. the
business in the ST. pauls having boen chiefly re-
corded before the second call; the rise OF the
day in the common recording = per cent. 10 81 a
although the preferred rallied only from 7lk 10
1j.s. Northwestern was also prominent after
midday. AT an advance TO ol :. as against 90 at
The openin-sa The preferred was :. per cent;
Western the price moved up :, per cent, to 5s'' ;
trail and the remainder Of the list
strong AT a slight improvement except Pacific
and and 81, Iouis, KSnsas Ciy and SorS"rn was
down 10 .. Western Union. however. ruled
firm throughout the day At sleslA; but Wa
bash which opened at l3A@li Tor small lots fell
close recovering to the highest point Of the day
! Ohos were stronger in the later dealings. but
| the other shares did not present any special
The circulation Of well-distributed rumors
| that lnrEe number o' privileges had been sold
! lated the shorts into continuing their covering
In the Gold Mining stock Exchange the chief
! business WAS in Lacrosse, at 42935. seller 60,
| al. buyer 10. @39 seller TO- plumas ruled
! strong carly in the day. and in Gold Placer the
| transactions ranged at 81 2Oo l.3O buyer 10.
! @sl1o, Tho remainder Of the list did not re-
qilire special mention.
| Gold continued quiet nj 1905.
In loans the rates pad Tor haNius balances cArrod were
= and = cent. and tor borrowing 'c,nt ami nat
In the foreign exchange market steady tone WAS Oh
| served. tut mo- variation i'm quotations
Tho supply of lounahlc funds ON call was abundant at
3lsaa y cent with hunl negotiations Al the lower rate
Prime mercantile cptautcs passed al +isfN accord
| INK Ia dat ~ maturity
Government bonds were less active. with fair husi-
ness, however in registered 10 fN coupon Vs OF 1851,
| AMI coupon "a n cents
| The tNllD Wlus tNt L, NJ closing prices,
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State bonds ruled lower We note sales M Lou sana
l. consolidated, AT 1~ts77, Missouri is, 1871 no do It's
Hannibal and 50 locph issue ol 1857 loo aud tennessee
Os sores, AZ 49,
In railroad bonds the market was decidedly more
active aud stronger, with special interest noted
in the Norhwosern consolidated gold bonds, which
rose from lun'a to lol's HANNIBAL and 81 Joseph ~.
consolidated also advanced from 80. to 81
The opening highest. lowest ami n closing prices
OfstUcks TO day were.
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Nrw OnLEANs. Anrll l6. ISIS

The undersigned certilcs that he held for
collection on account Of Juan Estobes. New
isiana state Lottery. which drew the third cap
ital prize Of Ave thousand dollars, on Tuesday.
April .. 1878. said ticket having been sold for
the sum Of two dollars, through II. l.. Plum.
agent, 3l9 Broadway. New York, and that the
amount was promptly paid on presentation OF
the ticket at the ofllce OF tho company
r. NJ WEsTCoAT
Agent Southern Express Company, New Or
leans.
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ii. l.. PLUM, 3l7 Broadway, New York
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
Gems q. Y. Beaurecard and Jubnl A. Early
The following certificates Of prizes relate 10
the Fourth Drawing for 1873, which took place
ON Tho ylh u last mOnth
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MARINE INTELLT0ENCE

IMMATURE ALxASAc-rHis nLv.
sunrises...... AZ sun SITS. od Noon sets u
wATER-THlS nay.
Sandy Hook ~ Gov. Island. IL Hell Gate. 80
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A. the Old Landmark Of IsAs,

hrye,, w AM an William streets Keller Aliens, the
s,,I'a "Ali ci"th house m tie world, you can buy
sloat,n sV.ls Tor gentemons and boys wear. ladies'
'"t'' &C at pncet lower than any where eise.-Ade.
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Yoa can buy a suit NJ clothes for your boy at Ray.
mOud Co.'S corner FULTON ana NASSAU htb| ehsspei
than any place In the cly.-Ads.
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PLAYING FOR THE PEyNINE
The Fielding Thss Fur stiu Up to the Highest
Nark-The Cincinnstis Ahead.

III tne lhttruhtiohui phSc pnii cohcSeS luc
Tecumsehs. the holders Of the pennant. at first
took decided lead. but they were recently de-
featcd 10y tho Stars. Tho contests still show
that the fielding in the majority Of games II M
To- the highest marx. The single-ngure games
since SUNDAY were:
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lltp publications
HARPER a. BROTHERS
LIST OF NEW BOOKS.

LIpDELL A SCOTS GREEK ENGLISH LEXICON.
Compiled by HKSRY GgoRGE LippELI- ID d. Dean u
Christ Church. aud RonERI scorr u ID. Dean Of Roche
ester. late Master OF Balio College. sixth Edition.
Revised and Augmented 4to, Sheep. ell. Abridged
Edition, Small Ito Hall Leather s23j.
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Six dress shirts to measure, 60 Pepperoll Jean draw
ers be 81 In market SOC pair W Johnston 200 Grand
Of also s27 9Th Av, corner VI 10Th st-Adg.
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SpttiaI Notltes.
curAp AnYERTIsING.

We will insert In TWENTY FOUR HUNDRED WEEKLY
NEWSPAPERS a one inch advertise mcnt one time TO 4
500, or for three times, thrceinch advertisements
once SjO0
We will insert column vcrtiscmcnt GO inthesl once
in hundred or 400 papers for ONE DOLLAR each
Newspaper 49,
We will insert one hundred lines OF Reading Matter, rS
large typc ONCE in Two Hundred and Pity Newspapers
for s15b Advertiser to I've shown the Newspapers before
payment Of the bill
s. VI PETTENGttL 4 co.
81 Park row Now York.
Potengills Newspaper Directory tor 1878 lust issued,
and for sale. Price ~.
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Business Aotitrs.

Auen's Brain Food botanical cxtracu strength ms
the hraiu cures All nervous nnccuon' nrd Restores II
power aud luufhnu Price 81 Depot ALIENS fhar.
macy. 80 1T av, near 18th II, aud al druggists.
Ruplurc.-rrusses supporters. Elastic stockin,s,
RiuIase, &c. &C Adjustable Pressure Truss Co. *
Broadway
Fine - SILK Hat for $500 Derby and
SOFT Hats Il 90 worth So 10 New church IT, NJ stars
Dir. Tobias Venetian Liniment.
Depot removed g. ~ Murray -
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THE YOUTHS HEALTH BOOK. BY the Author Of tho
Bazar hooks Of Health VI "Dccorum,' and OF Tho
Household 32mo, Paper % cents; Flexible Cloth.
40 cents.
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In the League arena the past week the Gin
cinnatis have become the leading nine in the
West. The record is as follows
MAY Chicago agt Ind annapolis at Indianapolis al
MAY T-IiuciunA agt Chicago. NJ Cincinnati -
Nav I Milwaukee agt Indianapolis at Indianapolis p
MAY s-frnVidcncc agt Boston at Providence .... 81
MAY s-MW aukoe Indianapolis Al lullanAI oils al
MAY zen uuau agt Chicago, at Cincinnati ...... 81
Tho Cincinnati club now heads the list, with
five Victories and no defeats Providence being
second, with two victories and only one defeat.
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MAY ti-Bunalo at PIttsheld. al pittshed a.
Ma, 81 ,uusch Roche ster. at Ruo be ser 80
NAV 0-Nnrueu agt Spuugfe nj Sprns telc .... -
NAV 6--Auturu AIT star at Auburn =
MAY 6-tricket sgt Lave OAK. AZ IL mn ........ 80
May G-LoweN Hgt Allegheny ut Lowell 81
May Live OAk act Cricket At Lynn rs inungsi. 10
May 7-HaymRker Agt Hurnell. st Troy -
MAY 7-Sar ngt Iecumss h. ~ IS rae -
MAY Lowell Agt Allegheny. ~ Lowell........ 81
MAY S-liurnell agt luca, at u,a 81
MAY s-Crickst Agt Now Haven. At New Haven .. 20
MAY s-Fitt>nsd AIT springfield at ftisueld IS
May S-Runalo Ho, okc. nj HolNuke ......... -
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