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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-08
WASHINGTON.
F.,OM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. Sept 7. 1875.
THE DUMPING OF STREET SWEEPING IN NEW
YORK HARBon-AcTIoN OF THE GOVERN
MzNT.
The Secretary OF the Lighthouse Board has refer
red the several communications addressed to him by
the Board OF Commissioners OF Pilots of the Harbor
oil New York. IN reference the dump
ing OF street sweerings in the east chan
mel OF the entrances OF New York har-
Dor, TO the Solicitor OF tho Treasury, Tor
an opinion whether there is any legal way by which
the dumping can be stopped CorresDon dence has
been had with General Newton, OF the Engineer
Corps, 10 charge OF the government works at New
York, on the subject and III u letter received yes
terday he says, Such dumping will cause injury by
increasing the shoals OF the bar md causing neor
deposits to be formed. He recommends that the
practice DO stopped. An examination of tho subject
shows that the deposits are made beyond the NUM-
cpal limits OF New York city, bat within the IurisJc
uon Of the United States; whilo thero Is
no law making the act criminal offence
the law officers OF the Treasury ID Department
hold that the dumping is an obstruction 10 nnvisa-
ton within the waters Of the United states, over
whicn the federal courts have authority and that the
Board Of Commissioners OF Pilots, or the United
States District Attorney, is empowered 10
apply at once tor ihjuncuon rest
ing the contractors from making any more
deposits IN that place anywhere else within
three leagues OF the shores OF the harbor II Is asO
understood that tho recommendation OF General
Newton will be cprried out and when Congress meets
bill VIII be prepared making crimn,l offence TO
deposit dirt or make any accumula,ions that would
tend 10 impede navigation Within the waters OF the
United states.
TIE BODY OF MINIS, THE TREASURY WATCH
MAN, FOUND IN THE POTOMAC
Tho body OF the missing ex-soldier, William II.
Minis, whose clothes we're found on the bank OF
creek near Alexandra, was towcd TO the city to-day
by boatmau who had found It floating in the
Potomac some iwonty mos down the river IL IS
supposed that Nm-, who a Waterman tho
Treasury, committed suicide during spree. Tho
body was barred at the Methodist cemstery in Alex
q rdriu
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIL. ,HiEF SIGNAL OfFIcER,
WASHINGTON, sept. 81 A. 81

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE ,HiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. ST. A. n.
Indications
FOR Nov England, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather. northeastcrIy winds veering to southerly,
stationary or falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states colder partlv
erly winds and rising followed by stationary baron.
eter.
For the South Atlantic States colder, partly cloudy
weather. followed by rain. northeast. backing to
northwest winds, aud stationary falling barometer
For the East Gull States, partly cloudy weather. oc-
casional ram, northerly winds stationary tcmpcra
turo and stationary or higher pressure.
For the West Gulf states, partly cloudy weather
occasional rain, Winds mostly southery, stationary
pressure and temperature
For Tennessee and the Oaio Valley, warmer psrtly
cloudy weather, occasional rams winds mostly SOUTH
cry and rising. followed by stationary or falling
barometer.
For tho lower lake region, warmer clear or partly
cloudy weather, WINDS mostly southsrly and station
AIRY or lower pressure.
For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain, variable winds, mostly soutnery,
stationary temperature and barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
eys, clear or partly cloudy weather, winds mostly
southerly, stationary temperature and barometer.
Tho rivers will remain nearly stationary.
Csutionary signals continue at New York, Sandy
HOOK, Barnsgat. Atlantic City, Cape May Lewes,
Baltimore, Norfolk, Cape Henry, KITTY Hawk, Cape
Hsttsrss, Cape Lookout, Wilmington, Macon, Smith.
villc Charleston, Tybec Island, Savannah, jackson
Vile, Key West aud ST. Marks
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMISATIONS.

GALyEsroS, Texas Sept. Z, 1878
Tho democrats OF the FIRST Cong ressonsi district
h .vo Ienomlnated Mr. J ii Reagan by reclamation.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Z. 1878.
Mr.. Chapman Freeman IN, mUcr of Congress rom
the First PennsylvaDIA district to-day notified the
Republican Executive Committee that ne had DECIDED
not 10 be a candidate for re erection.
Tho republican tontrsres OF The Sixth Congressional
district met here to-day ana rsnomjnated Mr. William
Ward.
CLEvELAND, ohio, Sept Z, 1878
Mr. Amos Townsend has been ronon innted by tho
republicans OF the Tweotieth Quo Congressional DIS
trict Convention IN thus city to-day.
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KILLED BY A FALL.

Coroner simms held an inquest yesterday on tho
body OF Patrick Mcdonnell, OF No. lO5 Raymond
street, Brooklyn, who Slipped and foil on the side
walk on Dskalb avenue, GU Friday nirht, fracturug
bis skull irsm the effects OF which injury he dicd the
following morning. Tho deceased, who was sixty
years OF aye, iyed Ia Brooklyn for thiftynvc years
and was brother Of the late Drs Edward. John and
Michael Mcdonnell, formerly medical practitioners In
that city and 10 New Orleans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD MORTGAGE.

There was recorded yesterday In the Besister's
Office mortgage made by the Central Railroad Com
pany OF New Jersey toJonn =. Kennedy John Edgar
johnson and Jacob ID. vermyc, bankers, as trustees
Tor bondhoders TO secure S5,jO0000. The mortgage
covers The entrc franchise iease and rolling stock.
The instrument ~ very volumin aud carefully pre-
pared, aud has been recordsd IN every county OF
Pennsyivania aud New Jersey through when the
road runs. The bonds arc issusd IN accordance
with an agreement made by the company with divers
OF Its siockboders and creditors 10 adjust the AFFAIRS
oi the company without a foreclosure Among other
clauses In tho instf ument (which Is dated May 1,
1879 " one which states that the new sonds are
exchapgosble tor those vi the old issua
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VERMONT ELECTION.
LATEST RETURNS SHOW NO ELECTION IN THIRD
CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICr-0OvERNoR, SIN
ATE AND HOUSE EEPUi LlclN.

LATEST RETURNS SHOW NO ELECTION IN THIRD
CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICr-GovERNoR, SIN
ATE AND HOUSE IEPUi LlcAN.
WHITE RIVER. JUNCTION, W., Sept. I, 1873.
Full returns IRON the First and Secoud Congress
sional and from all but five important towns
In the Tnrd district, tho Tor Governor, show
the following result
Proctor rep, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 725
Martin (grsenback). and scattering .......... 1850
This sives Proctor majority all OF ID, 1872 In
1876 the same towns gave Fairbanks (rer.l Al, 1888;
Bingham (dem 20,736; scattering, rs; majority for
Fairbanks, %, 344 The u vote in 1876 stood-Fair-
banks a. 1913; Bingham o42; scattering. 10; ma
jority Tor Fairbanks, 23.608
la the Frat Congr, ss,onal district. oemprisins
eighty -four towns. ali but nvo towns give Joyce (rep
1,155, Randall (dsm.) 5,e49 scattering, Al; MAJOR.
ty Tor Joice; 6o65. In 1876 Joyce reelected 10
the Forty 9Th sress receiving 400 votes, against
1867 Tor Chids (deu) J; majority Tor Joyce, 743Y
Full returns from the Sevoni Cong district
comprising ty-one towns give Tyler (rep) H. 2lo
hickey (dsm) 96S, scattering, o; majority Tor Tyler
OF 1852. In 1876, Dennison (rcp.) Reelected
CongrsesIn this district 430 votes against
8, .39 TOR eDiek<y 'tdcm) majority or DennIson OF
La tho eIhird Congressional district, comprising
SEVENTY elk towns, returns have been received from
all but one Gown, which east about ~ votes IN 1875
Tue vote foilows:-Grout (rep j. d, 645; Waterman
ldcur g. sos; eariow tooe1 9,Il2: scattering. 63
Barlow Lacks !, l54 votes VI majority. HIS plurality
over Grout il =, 41I THIS rvsut makes choice.
Another election wnl lake place Oh Novembcr5
The Seuutc and Hpuse OF Representatives
strongly republican, though elected BY diminished
majority
ne green b.ckers elected 10 tho House are mostly
dcmocrats
Rutland, ST. Adams and Burlington, the three
largest towns IN the State, represented by demo-
Gratis.
ST. Johnsbury Is represented by /. r. Poland, who
VIII probably be chosen speaker of the House.
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THE AMBOY Gu THROAT.

William Stephenson tho tramp who on Thursday
evening last cut tho throat OF james Fuzserald at
Scully's saloon, IN South Amooy, n j. yesterday
delivered to the custody OF jailer at tho County
jail, IN New Brunswick. He found by Constable
Freeman lyn. asecp under some bushes IN tue
suburbs oil south Amboy. The with which no
cut Fitzseraids throa was found Ia his pocket. lhe
other tramp. named McGovcrn, escaped.
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}. BECHTEL AHEAD.

A.-A.-A-A.
GEO BECHTEL AHEAD
The Jury ut the Paris Exposition Award Him Gold
Medal tor his staten isisnG Lager Beer.
A correspondent Of the New YORK s,aa,. z,i.upg.
writing from the Paris Exposition, says:-"rhe jury on
Class To- which included vines liquors and iermen,.d
drni have been ty Tor nearly three mon h.
Judging OF merits of $4,000 daeren, exhibits as.
DO not particularly concern Americans for display
these products II poor by comparison with
drinks the United states Interested for from the
meneement Of the examinations IL was conceded that
Almost every country represent here has one or
india s"eaen, Russia. i.y austria" Bels,um France
Vienna aud strasDourg AL here. was no sm
eomplment 10 tbs United -taes heiei when the jury
than any 81 t"e orega eomps itors ~ then became
ferent American exniYtor- AS To who should ont
ahead . he m's; noted brewers of New iors. St Lous
bibs. some o notied beer aud others OF barrel
poaaar wit II, colleagues aud n i satisfied win one
ami "on thsy at his request made repeated tests OF alt
They ard definitely finish their work. however Tor tho
hal not arrived It last il came ami the marks on ne
casks showed the name Of "1eorse Beentel staten Is
each With his notebook and pencil the examination
menced.
Tue brs test was for oraney and richness collar for
some beers are mudav Then came the test of flavor
and nnsy "f purity Each juror maze his marks ia hi.
notebook according to his opinion oi the several qu
~ AN exhibitor got between ! and ne 81 an
honorable mentions u between aud 10.
II between 10 and - s, mcdt ana II above IL
meaa II eviaent the who preseat
that the jurors e,sed that the
Tor the "smacks OF tue Ia tiers
tssu their meaning. Then the beers AGAIN
tested but no one knew tho vr let Tor the Inror'
pledged to secrecy hut Ia surmised that
-idered the B-chel beer OF exceptional merit
the French members OF the jury eraud banquet
their Tor ign col On ues. aud when subse quenty the
ioreign embcrs returned the comp mt, Bech-
tel beer the list with the choicest
wines some OF them 100 old aud all most
cprated cellars Of til. wOrd Az tn. lunch ri ven
to Counbia tho he of
General McCornck, aud A. tn. lunch 10 Director
kranx aud other high officials OF the Exposition In the
Pullman ear. the B-ehtel Deer was gain there
The other beer from tue united
uneasy. Tor everybody liked iechci's beer while na:y
eonnoisseurs did not like other beers that ed
Tar freely. Hut knew until vest .rday What
the awards would be. ter those we're IT, re.
ccive high prises HAD to submit succsssive'y /,
tho iuusment Of cius jury. a group Jn-y the
presidents jury aud the superior con,mls ION
Now however II Is kno~n that B.chtei rsts the cold
barrel beer Its '.br.ncv of
co,r nns flavor aud exceptional purity" gold medal ia
the highest award decfeed for lager beer aud .crge
from New ,ors. 1T icuis Milwaukee 6c.. will have 1,
honorable mentions
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NOT SO VERY POOR.

The syrian family which arrived at Castle Garden
two weeks ago and appealed so pitsously lew days
ago for some employment, AZ they were strangers In
strange land and had no friends ana all that, have
I'll 200 on deposit at the Howard savings Institution
al Newark besides some turkish nad Roumelian rail.
hana
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FIDl,II,fNE.

for the teeth aud breath Is the best Hqud dsntico Ia
the world IL thoroughly cieanses psrtisy decay teeth
from all parasites or living ani nsIculr leaving them
pearly white impsrting delightful fragrance 10 the
breath. Tho FRAGRANT FLoRIISk Instantly al
doors arIsing tr"m og stomach tobacco Bsins
partly OF hoIey. soda extracts OF sweet
herbs ana plants II 1. perfectly harmless ani dec
sherry
Prepared by HENRY g. GALLUP, No. 493 Oxford st.,
London England, and retailcd evervwhere.
Pucc ~ cents
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TAXABLE PROPERTY.

The Clerk Of the Kings County Board oil Super.
visors, Mr. Edward b. Galley. has prepared a table oil
figures showing the Valuation OF taxable property In
the several wards and towns OF that county as 70.
turned by the Board OF Assessors OF 1878 rho total
valuation OF tho Greatly" IN the twenty. i've wards
OF Brooklyn 10 s2iS, $685. Ss. Tho 'personaityn 10
$l4,914,9lL The net increase In tho city on tho
valuations OF 1877 ~ $3.iI5.5s3 The net Increase
IN the county towus-Fatbusb, Flatlands, New
Utrecht New Lots aud Gravcsend-is $3ll, 76l m ak
the net Increase Ia the city md county s. go 344
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DE ,TROYED BY FIRE.

Al about two o'clock yesterday afternoon q Gre
broke out In Hotopp Co. varnish factory, corner
oil FIRST and Harrison streets, Hoboken. Tho build
ings were entirely destroyed, and Chief Engineer
Kenny IN cudeavoring 10 extingush tue flames, was
painfully burned about the lace and hands Ths
origin OF the hro IS unknown. The loss will amount
uhout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-08
FIFTH REGIMENT IN CAMP.

The Finh regiment, N.G.s.N.Y., Colonel Spencer
commanding, left their armory In West Twsnty.tnird
street yesterday afternoon AZ haf-past 1--WE O'Clock
ana marched down Broadway to the staten Island
Terry. They 20 In camp at Cedar Grove, staten
Island. to-day.
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THE WEATHER YEsTRRnAY

The following record will snow the changes In the
temperature Tor tue past tweuty-ioar hours in com.
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. 10
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
tHERALp bundlngl. No als Broadway
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LET NO PLAUSIBLE REPRESENTATIONS PER.
suaue you that soaps which siuply init .tons OF
GLESN's SULPHUR SOAR produce the rHectsvik
eradication oi ma"dss which al ct tae cutcle and OF
rheumatism m govt III removal OF pie xion
isheh and the disnecton OF linen used
The spurious articles produce good effect sold by
drug lists, gr,cers aud fancy goods dealers
O. n. CnITrENTON Pruprietor 7 9th Nv
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AT q GREAT JONES 81, NEAR GRAND CEN.
Hote-Ifs original RIGGS 1Russ:', establiAhed
1857. children ivnriaOiy cured
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A-rOIIEr LUXURY FOR THE TEETH A.
breath. browns CAAruoRArED SAPoSAcEoUs DKsrFni
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Uned States Circuit Judge William b. Woods OF
Georgia; General &. II. Crane, United States Army
and Professor Barbour OF Yale Co lego, are at he
Park Avenue. General William Preston OF Ken
lucky is at the BrevoorL Commander Henry viii
son, United States Navy, una Captain Hamilio
Perry, OF the steamship Britannia, at the Everett
MujorJ. W. Powell. of Washington, and Robert Hei
Ter are at the Fitb Avenue. Postmaster A. l.. Snow.
den, OF Phiadclphia is at the st James. j. II. Wade
aud 5. I. Everett. of Cleveland, urc at the Bruins
WICK.
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WHY HAS soZoDoSr

become the stable dentce Of America Simply because
It impossible to use it, Tor week bout percev
ing HYGIENE effect upon the teeth gums and tho
breath,
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AN EXTRAORDINARY GOOD RESULT INvARI.
ABLY follows tne ~ IKAKfESBEKC VEGETABLE PILLS
by sgsts.
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A.--A.--A.-R. X. X.


A-A.--A.-R. r. H.
DYsENTEKY. DIAhRnGA,
CHOLERA MoRBus.
CURED AND PREVENTED =
NEURALGIA.
DipHrHERfA
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT BREArIiixG
renewed Ia lev minutes
BY KADWAN'S READY RELIEF
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Lo0seness. darrhUt. cholera morons or painful dis.
charges from the bowels stopped In fifteen
minutes by taking Railways Ready iteef No ge.tion
nc wcskncs. iAssitudc will follow lhs
use OF the X. Il. Relief
ACHES AND PAINS
For headache. whether sick or rheum atsu.
iumbago pstns aud weakness IN tho back spn or sid.
ncys; paths around the liver pieurisy swelling Of the
kinds Ksdwsy's Ready i,cet will afford i'm m .drte ease
its continued Tor lew days effect ne
cure. Price 90 cents sold by druggists
DR. RAILWAYS REGULATING Pills.
perfectly tastces elegantly coated for the cure OF ali
diseases headache. consti alton indigestion
DIV spepsia biOusncss bilious fever ~
bowels piles aud all gsments OF the iatsruaI vs
Warranted to eject positive cure Price ~ &c nj,
per box. DE-. kADWAY co. ~ Warren st
AsTOR HOUSE SHOE sTORE-sTERN. AMERI.
cas- ALsSG suots. all styles; finest hsna sew ed a Al.
IEns ~ DRESS spoEs, 50; SLIPPERS, 81 30 STERN,
Barclay IT.
A.--sELZER BRuNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArhn a. STEPHAN 4 co, ~ New st.. solo
Importers.
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FOR CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, COUGHS,
or Poverty OF the Blood use
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SMOKER OF EXPERIENCE WILL AT ONCE
the MARQUIS all toba cigarettes a. the
best in the Of its quality They arc
manufactured by Is. POLLAk. OF pipe lame.
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BALsAM OF HONEY AND foLU RELIEVES
asthma ana hay Fever HAKTNETT. Pharmacy. stu st.
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ARTICULATION SCHOOL FOR rue
.pEAF AND DUMB.

Fall term opens September To- boarding aud day upis
received Careful and Thorough struc gwen Deaf
and DUMP children tsurht I" spear PERFECTLY also those
VITO can hear but whose OF speech Imperfect send
ior circulsrk 4. h. HANDY, Principal
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A fragrant breath an J pearly teeth
Are blessings twsiu
g which we should all and always seek
Nor seek In vain;
BY using >ozoDoSr we viii!
To 10Th attain.
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AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
MRS. WINsLoS's SOOTHING elhuP TOR children
teethins ysentsry and diarrhGa wind cole aud
Regulates the bo~els Is CENTs BOTrLE.
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AMERICAN STYLE OF sAOEs-HAND MADE
SHOES and CATERS "a; Dress SHOES. -.
GELS II ne Ann
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A--RuPrURE-DR MARsH's TREATMENT IL
the oniy sale anu reliable 40 practical expsri
Only oiee Nssey opposite ST. Paul,s Chur.h
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average .emperu.u.e yes.s.ay ............... os1s
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
yesr..................... .................. 500
1871 1878.
Weekly erAge....................67 81 "A Al
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NOTABLE TRAUnsAEN IN PARIs


Bedrooms frames = day
NovXs p na class a rAt1 1Ass
nf tp"tf b ,i% Gxruolsss
Az h aoas DsY y G TS S M'ss
Au rss IS RUE RUE vv w s.' s AND FANCY
s'if,ff sse sesf yiffi'E Si;s.i..
ArAErSESfS ousHs Esp%T r Aasl i'A SSn
Fs1 aSSDs " ss ssss
cAnEfaSs sGftDEnsp "f MILLION. QUIET CO..
~, ~ 80 Avenue Avenue Mont.g ,9s,,, ,..
Ghanpame. shcrries. Br.ndi,s Cuviilier 10 Rue
coNFECrioY twnoLEsALE FOR LADIES'
Robes, Costumes. laute NouveAu,e.
olsis PIEneror
Z. &Isffs sa' p Sssu
fsss Il as' sa oL SH;' Enxsou
INDIA SAWS sHS xS6 % L q rsS' also a" Geneva
=, raris, ~ i Has niehsieu
LEON srokcK 8 rue DT sEfrE% NH af - "'s'a''
pEar KTess: So@ efsT Ih.es.aH As'e,.
Paris rs Rue de la Paix
RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR,
TAPESTRY. IsarErs TISSUES FOR FURNITURE.
81 ar rsb II s.? s g Gs. Mss sur.u
yo, ,9,%s a s- S St, nov Rue dAn,sa
YouSe Is sGSSo a.' ssS T,. Rooms
NuR'Gf auf R STsei. 6rFosrrr THE
Inier,es naIlens FIRST cisss Family Hotel Lifs
.rwf Iafo sjgt1 fEGpTs's Sp,lors OF ART
asSSD Ss a 1s:is,is DE souvrAu
fs az .,f' oG.'Sl' ne" op'f'
Boulevard Montmsrtre, ~. strictly nxed prices
A L'AUIRCCHE FEATHERS AND FLOWERS a
EAU sS aSs iT ns oiS.i n y DYE
Medals 10 Sarah Felix. ~ isne Richer.
JEWtLRY. BlJOuTkRtf. GOLDSMITH WORKS G.
LIE ROY 4 tiIs., Ioeiouhiss DE Ia MARINE. -
and ], G.lerie Ngntgensier falas Royal.
SHIFTS. GLOVES. BREEciiEs RACING COLORs.
- Rist. - Boulevard de. Cgpucines.
MILLINERY iIsT CLAssItOR riiE MOST STYLISH
LtNGEklE DE IlAtrk E1kGANCE. DRESSES. COS
, TUNES. Muller Gibert . Rue de Ia Paix
MNEs: DE vEKtUS sKuRs PATENT CEINTuRt
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES FENisY, II RUf
scribe. cneqnsll,d Tor stylish la1iex
AkIifICiAL FLOWERS FEAriIEhs FOR DRESSES
LAir D'IRIs EWGlsios PEgFuMgp. GIVING
reauty to complexion. l.. r. Piver. 10 Boulevard ds
EAU DENIIfKicE PHILIPPE AND oDoyrHALtNa
fDental pastel ~ Rue d. knghein.
RESTAURANT VELOUR JNE. DUCHEsNE suCCR.
DINER NATIONAL GATELAIN ia PAiAIs ROYAL
Deisuner. francs; Diner. francs, vim co.nprs
SPECIALLY OF WEDDING ORNAMENTS. FROM 40
TO 5000 francs Gil. LABouRfAN, JeweIier. iis
PRECIOUS STONES. oPALs SPECIALLY. DuBNIK
UHunxaryl. l.. \ tsoidsehmidt. - Rue lie Peletier.
DiAMOND~. PEARLS. PRECIOUS STONES. Emils
Nanderheym, Expert OF Tribunals ~ Rue raitbout,
WAsniSGroS HOTEL rLNPERANOE5. LIVER.
pooito be let on icss. Ths magnificent hotel; best
position In the town; 400 beds; splendid
rooms For particulars address \. :. CuIsWELI ash
ington Hotel. Liverpool, England
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A.-rHE FALL FASHION HATS FOR GEN.
teimsg .rs ready for inspection aud sale EsPEN-
SCHElDs, lis Nassau 4. price 50
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A-sEIZER BRuNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
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