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TIE cLEYELAND TROTTIN0.
Hopeful WINNING the Free for All Race
Making "a Mile Ia eiI5 LIZ.

CLEVELAND, o., JHly 25.-Fine weather
again favored the Cleveland Club to-day the
third day OF the summer meeting. The sport
opened with tho unfinished trot Of yesterday for
the 2:24 class In which three heats had been
trotted, the chestnut gelding Edward being
credited with the first heat In 2:20. and the bay
geldng Edwin Forrest with the second and third
heats in 2:l9A and 2:20k The latter won the
fourth heat and the race in 2laA, Edward get
ting second money Trampoline third and Oar
by fourth.
The opening trot OF tho regular programme
was for the 2:90 class, with purse OF 81 900.
divided $500 Ia hrst $3.50 10 second. $50 to
third. and 800 to fourth. in which these nyers
took mart: Col Dawes. Up and Up, Bay DICK
Scotia 'rhomns Indianapolis Gum Ball. and &:
w Wo0iley In tho pools SCOTS Thomas sold
for 500 and the field for $40.
In the nrft hent INDIANAPOLIS showed a splen-
did hurst of speed NJ the start, and passed me
a.lartpr pole in 35k swOnds at very last galt,
He maintained his advantage to tho nall mile IN
l:l2 hut nj the finish Hrouh Thomas came along
nj II rafting gait and won the heat ~ a mead
from lndinnnpolls in 222A q. w. oolley third'
Bay DICK fourth. Al,
In the second heat Indianapolis led at the
quarter pole Ia SO = serOnds, and ut the hall IN
1 :O9h closely pressed by SCOTS Thomas. the
leaders rounded into the homestretch head ana
head, Indianapolis winning by necf IN al
Scott's Thomas seoOnd, C. w. Woolley thlru
Col Dnwea fourth
In tho third heat INDIANAPOLIS again secured
tho lead at tho quarter pole IN W eeconds. ana
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FINANCIAL avn COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, July 25-P. M.-The opera
tons nj the Stock Exchange developed an active
and excited market. resulting in decline in the
leading specialties ranging from "a to "A y
cent 81. Paul common was the chief spocula-
tive feature. and broke from 45'I to Az, the
preferred at the same time selling down g., e
cent. from 79A to 76l4. Lake Shore. however
opened strong. and advanced in the early bust
ness y Y cent. to 65A but the Generalization
accustomed by tue vigorous hammerng OF the
n. Paul shares caused this stock 10 Subsequent
ly decline to 69s. Western Union apparently
had no friends. and yielded Ia y cent. 10 ok.
while Northwestern common, although for n
time stubbornly resisting tho depression In the
remainder OF tho list, finally broke 10 4Gh, as
against Az NJ the opening OF business the pre-
ferred also selling down from 77's buyer 8. to
744 Tho strongest stock, however, upon the
list WAS Eric. which stemmed the speculative
tide and rose y " cent TO 1875 but nj the sec
ond call this stock began 10 weaken, and de-
clinod u cent to l7s. with only partial re-
eovery in tho subsequent TRANSACTIONS. Della
of ~ y cent. To 6a3l, Delaware and Hudson
23S to 55h. Morris and Essex = to 83h, New
Jersey Central 2 to IS, Rock Island ~ to ll3A,
O., c. y. and |, Ia 10 25la but New YORK Central
was steady at lO0". aud Wabash continued hrm
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maintained his advantage TO the half mile in
LA. He then throw n front shoe. and G, W.
Wooley. passed him and won by one length in
2:25t, Indianapolis second. Col. Dawes third,
SCOTS Thomas fourth.
not knowing which horse to bot or hedge on
Indianapolis took the lead nj the quarter in 80 :.
seconds, nnd, passed the half milo pole in 40
doing their best. just before reaching the wire
Indianapolis. by desperate effort won in 2:2l
sn9ti's Thom !gY won 5he NH and sixth heats
ting second money. c. W. Woolley third. and
Col Dawes fourth.
all. with purse Of $4,000 dvided-s1 900 to
first, $500 to second. 1900 to third. and 600 to
inurth-had five entries. all renowned trOttcrs.
OF Great Eastern Hopeful Nettie. and Cosctto rs
fast trotters having been hernlded oil over the
country. The brown mare Protine is at present
tho great sensation among turfmen. She hav-
ing shown such speed aud game last week at
Toledo it was thought by good Judges that abe
for 5000 Grea, Eastern $3.50: field $50.
In the first heat. after tedious delay in start
ing, the word was given. and Hopeful took tho
lead to the turn. swung in to the pole. closel
followed by Grcat Eastern; Cosettc third.
Nettie fourth. and Protine. the fayoritc. behind.
Hopeful passed the quarter pole In 3iN Sec
onds. and continued in the lead down the back
stretch; Eastern second. Cosetto putting in
Na,S occasional ro skip to KEEP n Sheaa Of
the zap. Al the half mile, passed by Hopeful
IN los. Protine by great 6urs. Of speed flew
W
Looked MS though she would win tho heat.
Within 100 yards Of the stand Protine tired. and
Hopeful landed n winner amid thunders OF
cheers In 217A, Protino second. Great East
ern third. Nettie fourth. Cosctte fifth.
Second Hcat-The knowing ones still made
Protine the favOrite at 800 to $50 over the field
They got of on even terms: Hopeful trotting nj
lightning gait. was first to the quarter in the
fast time Of "a seconds. Great Eastern and Pro-
tine IN close attendance. They trotted together.
Hopeful first at the half mile In :06h. On the
lower turn Protine shot by Great Eastern and
set sail for Hopeful. An exciting struggle for
first piace then cnsucd. but Hopeful trotted very
fast and won the heat by n length in 2:15A
Protno second. under the whip. and apparent
y we'll pumped out. Great Eastern third. and
Cosetto fourth.
Third Heat-There was n rush for the pool
stand and hedging was the order Of the day.
Hopeful was the favorite at 900 to $40. The
lead from, the word go. and shot by the
quarter pole like an arrow in 33h. Great East
ern second, Protine third. Hopeful went by
the half mile pole at grent speed in :O7. and
swept into the homestretch two lengths in adj
vance. Protine came away from the others and
made desperate dash for the leader. hut il was
Of no use Ms Hopeful was let out link and won
the heat and race in 2l5i, by four lengths.
This trot will long be remembered 10y the
Cleveland Club Hopeful in the last heat trotted
In the fastest time ever made in Cleveland
Park. equalling Goldsmith Maids time OF 2:15.
Protine was awarded second money, Great
Eastern third, and Nettic fourth.
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ELOPING From THEIR FAMILIES.
Pauline with her Babe Runs Away with An
other Woman's Husband.

Henry Koefiler aged 35. OF Boerum street.
near Bushwick avenue. Brooklyn. and Mrs.
Pauline Schwnd, the attractive wife Of truck
man who lives in Bushwick avenue. near
McKibben street. have eloped together. depart
ing from their respective homes on Tuesday
morning. Mrs Ann Koefller the formers wife,
was with her two children. in the Stage street
police station, telling her story She said;
| know they have run away. for they were
seen III the street together each with a bundle
and Mrs Schwind with her nine months old
child IN her arms. which my man told me he
had the best reasons in the world for loving
Mrs Koefier says that she was aware Of her
husbands intimacy with Mrs. Schwind, and she
one day undertook To- rchuke him for il, but he
declared that he loved Pauline and that she
loved him and when she threatened n tell
pauline's husband he said that he would shoot
her or any one else who intertrTed between him
and his sweetheart. He had been out OF work
for some time, and when he started from home
Pennsylvania 10 seek work. Mrs. Koenlrr
doubted this. and on calling some hours later
AT Mrs. Scnwlnd'H, She found that che too had
gone taking her baby and bundle.
Mrs. Pauline Sch wind WAS unusually cordial
and affectonHte toward her husband on Tues
day morning, telling him that she might 60 %
ROckaway bc'ore the day was over. and II she
was not at home early he should not worry. He
told her To wait until tho next day. when she
might take an early start. She, consented, and
he thought how good she had become When
he returned home he foune his apartments
locked and the key at neighbours. whore his
wife left word that she was going on trip to
some relatives She did not however. go To her
relatives. Mrs. Koeftirr ID left wholly destitute.
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BRIGHTON BE4CH CRoWDED.
The Muititudes Enjoying the Fireworks, the
Music. and the Sea Breeze.

The anticipation Of display Of fireworks
on the beach in front Of the Hotel Brighton,
Coney Island. drew an immense concourse
Of visitors 10 that part of the island last
evening. Thousands came down by every
train. and many other thousands went
by the way Of the Manhattan Beach
Railway. the Locust Grove Railway. and
the boats that run to Norton 4 Murrays
pier. on the Gravesend Bay side and end OF the
island. But others say between five hundred
or n thousand drove down in their own car
riages. phaetons. buggies. and tandcms.
Those who went expecting to see a fine
pyrotechnic display were disappointed. The
sun sank red as fire behind bank
Of black and dun clouds. and the
wind sprang up so fresh and fierce from
tho sea. that even at the sunset
hour. as tho Rockaway boats, the Grand Re-
public and the Ampricus. both hlackened with
passengers on every deck. steamed along the
shore and around the points. they were fairly
lifted out OF the water on the wind
low on the leoward or shore side. AtthM hour
every carriage. stage wagon. and cart on the
beach was making Roadway rs fast as horse
nesh could carry them and their loads. from
both ends toward the centre where the Hotel
Al twilight the ,,45o, feet OF wide vcranda
and all ot the boarded plan between the
hotel and tho ocean was covered with
men. women. and children. Only a
WAS the multtud'. II would Dee impo-sih Die to
guess at the numbers Never. perhaps
on the seashorc 81 this continent has
SO vast concourse Of human
We're quiet and orderly. and 1t was astonish-
INK t. witness the patience with which they
waited for the fireworks and the music. Not n
tenth. nor perhaps a twentieth OF tho number
could get anything to eat although the tables
were refilled every i've or ten minutes.
notes from Levys cornet sounded from the
beautiful music stand with it's belvidere
of colOred lights in front OF the veran-
dab OF the Hotel Brighton. Two
from the edge Of the waters. and the thou.
sand lamps OF the. verandas. pavilions. and
piayzas blazing red and white threw CLEANS Of
parti-colored light over the vast multitude. the
carriages. and tho sea, For two hours the
music continued Mt intervals. The rock;
and scattering rainbow colored stars in every
direction. but mostly over the plaza In front Of
the hotel. II was evident that II very large
number were sent up there would be dan
ger. Of setting fire to the buildings
and Of accidents to the spectators. Ono
shower Of Roman candles and another Of
spiral rockets were discharged. and n few blue
lights We're fired along the edge Of the water
The usual explanations OF admiration or graft
fication greeted these illuminations and there
music was the chief compensation besides
the sea breeze to the thousands who
had iocked to the beach to Join in the festivities
celebrating the anniversary OF the opening OF
the Hotel Brighton. Although trains OF cars
left the hotc every twenty minutes from s a To-
that hour Where they were lodged last night
IL il impossible even TO guess.
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DIED.

BEALEs July 25 John Charles Beaes, NJ. D.. aged rs
years. ot pneumonia
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CARPENTER On Wcdnc siay evening July ~ At his
late residence 22u clinton st. Elias Carpenter in the 55th
at his
Funeral services will he held at the seventh Pre- Shy
terrain church corner Of Broome and Ridge Sta. Friday
evening at O'Clock
COLE At Far RockawAy July 2i Charlotte, daughter
Of the late Calvin ;. and Lucinda VI. Cole.
Funeral on Monday. july ~ from tie residence of her
brothcrlAw. Peter v Bursc. At Far Rockaway, At ~
O'Clock noon Funeral services nj Trinity Church, How
let's station. At O'clock Trains leave Long Island city
at g ~ and 10 30 \ NJ.
GERow Al Vncand j.. on Thursday, July IS,
John l. Gerow aged - years
Funeral services Plntieki lister county satur
day, Mr.. Gerow Tor twenty years cashier uf
the New York Tribune.
HENN GOD At Naples, Italy, August, 1877 Harold
Henwood. ~ years OF age.
Pontihcal hish mass NJ requiem will be celebrated
over the remains by the Rig Rev Bishop IorrgHn at
81 Mchaels Church. Hamilton square. jersey city. on
Saturday. July p, at o'clock A punctuAllN. The
friends OF the late Mr. enwood are respectfully invited
TO be present without further notice.
MESTCOrf- ln san Francisco, Cal, July ", Fila b.
Westcott. native VI New York CITY, aged ~ years
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t 1917. because OF increased earnings OF the

rOnH.
The market closed feverish and unsettled
hui tina benrs were iubilant md predicteL fur-
thcr success on Friday. A very important short
interest, however has been created which some
cntcrprsing bull will. doubt IS in a fcw days
turn to profitable account. Further advices Of
unfavorable weather in that section Of tho coun-
try which tho st. Paul road trnverses was the
Ostcnsibe motive of the bears in their raids
upon this stock the depression in which inllu-
enced the entire list. Mr.. Graham lIlandy wns
change to-day.
Fnriln exchange closed dull hut steady at "a 80 AMI
~ ~ tor time aud demand drafts with the selling rates
at - ~ ia@fi So and -. ej0tS4 siit
Money continued to bc FREE IN offered call at 2dl a
cent. with final negotiation, the lower rate Prime
commercial paper passed at Jgt
There was nm active demand Tor Government securities
with large transactions In Is OF ISL IO4s 5s OF 1881
anl registered -, y cents
TN. fnllnAAinL ~ 70 Al NJ
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BLAKELY-MOORE.-- Tuesday. July q. At the rest
dcnce Of the bride hy the Rev DR. r. n White, S. NJ
Blaksly 20 Loiuc - Moore, all Of this city.
tONERT-SkELLN-luly - at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs % unserord 3it ana $40 West It'll st. by the
Rev Or Morgan ot Pnrtrhestcr. n y. kolin Sanford
Covert q Portcester, n " 10 Miss Annie Burns shelly
OF New York
DERICK-CHOATE In Boston, on the 18th inst by
the Rev y Whitaker. Mr.. Leonard Derrick to Abby s.
Choate. 10th Of Bnsion.
EiKERENkOTTER-McN In San Francisco
Cal. July II. by the Rev Father OConnor, Edward H.
hkerenkotcr Of Redwood city 10 hiiuc McNally Of san
Francisco
HALL-EYLAND- In the Church Of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn, on Tue sday, July %, by the Rev. NJ Has
kin., D. assisted by the Rev George W Ferguson the
Rev Randall Cooke Hall 70 Lizzie, eldest daughter Of
George G Eyland. Esq.
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ElIT 4 CLERO PMiN.
His Flight after he had Given Hall 10 Meet
Miss Maria Posters Charge.

GouvERNFUR, N. Y, July 25.--The Rev, II.
c. Miller an Episcopal clergyman OF this place.
was charged on the oath OF Miss Maria Foster
OF this town. aged about thirty Ave years. with
being the father Of her unborn child. He WIS
arrested, and gave bail in the sum of 50. 900 for
his appearance in AUGUST before the Court OF
Special Sessions. Miller has stOutly main
tanned his entire Innocence up to within n day
Or So since when his friends nave been trying
20 settle the cnse in some way but II WIS in the
hands Of IN county Super int hient Of the
Poor, and they could do nothing in that d r,e'-
ton. These facts becoming public II was get.
ting pretty hat tnr tne reverend grntleman, AMI
ing his bOndsmen to settle matters rs best they
,1in. as no one expects him to return. II il said
that NJ Her left his former charge IN Maine in
consequence OF a similar scandal He has had
the confidence and respect Of the community
heretofore and been held in high esteem 10y his
church. Tho woman IL also member OF HIS
church. and has heretofore borne good
character.
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betting Men Arrested.

In the basement OF Thomas's barroOm at 8
Barclay street yesterday, MANY horsemen were betting
the tavorirs in the Saratoga races Among them
were William I1,eh, Gus Storm, steve Powell, and Paul
0utten Pools were selling high on Branh@, aud the
books being nlCd when Sergeant Slater AMI d. tr
tive hulvey entered They were not recognized, ana
Storm and Powell WEIR making a WAGER on brumhs
the officers arrested them Sergeant Slater took
away large tin box on which was marked New York
Turf Exchange, Kelly and Bliss II contained about
81 5(n in Nancy and some p0nl tickets Justice Wadsll
released tie prisoners under S5Ol bail each
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LoNnoN. July 25.- Tho nailmakers on strike
m NE GA liill' Dudley, RlWl'y. and nae'rOwsn dis
hlts 'ot an advance Of iiy per cent In their wages
thhei 2ftsp 1hty express uinninnu. de- te riulnA
go " huld OUT The nallmHkcrs o the Bfnl grove and
bhckhedt districts on Tuesday resolved w strike
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Arrtved-THuRspAr. July rs.

Arrived-THuRspAr. July rs.
SsF Knight. Chichester Georgetown, DC.
- H. riuark. Williams. London.
- Naples. Eaton, CHfdn.
~ Neptune. Berry, Boston.
50 GA Dominion. Walker. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk
SUN Arlington, vickcrv. Cork
shin Cavalier. Cary. Liverpool
ship Adophus. Churchill Liverpool
SIM sunrise. CLARK. Rotterdam.
ship Aukathor. knudscu. LIVER COL
ship los. Taraldscu, Copenhagen.
ship Derby Bauer Bremen.
Hafk Annie Troop. Ferguson. Lisbon
Bark James q. Pendletou. Gilmore. Hamburg.
BArk Butpshirc. Jones. linvre.
bark rri Siun. fantr. Bristol
BARK Lizzie II jackson. Warwick. Plymouth.
Htrk Francisco ANl-nu, Au-alin. galway.
BARK Minnie VI Watts. Watts Liverpool
BARK ,hrisel. Broc kcman. Bremen.
BARK Ncho. Julan~i n. ,irusad.
bark Rcuuc scrutr. Ro~sano. Oporto.
barn Balgay Lynn. Gluuccsfcr
bark Adolf. Buckcmann. Bremen.
BATk Constance. MAumug-. Rotterdam
Bark Antoine tia. Tralaui Trieste.
BARK A.kov. Narcu-sen RussoNr
HArk Nanse, THlles~s ~ HAvrc.
Bark - T kamp. TAYLOR. Safua.
bark Autuna sala. Rice Havana.
Brie q. II. cove lludguan MttAnkaa
Hrig santa Rosa. RU.a ia.holu.
Brig & e Van Horn. Halt Baddcck. c
Hrg san Milucl. Ca>as Havana
Schr Hattie =. king crowley. 81 John. y r.
Schr sammy Ford. Allen. Dorchester. n u.
Also the usual ua~fNl-c vessels
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"Tns clever and ncre sting story, which aboundt
IN excellent and novel features ehiehy remarkable io
its admirable pictures Of country hc in Ireland twenty
or thirty years aso, with every phase Of which the
writer appears b. thoroughly familiar Mrs Despar<
Possesses humor keen obsery alton and good descriptive
power, and IN depicting character deserves rank with
the best female noyeists OF the day She has much d
locks popularity"
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BUSINESS Clothes.


the best liquid deniifrce the world. IL thor
oughy clcanss partially ecaycd teeth from all par.
asii's. living "amn-lcuir' leaving them pcarly
white, nnpartne delightful fragrance 10 the breath
THE FRArkANT rfLORILINE"
removes instantly all 0iurs arising foul stomach
tobacco smoke Being partly composed ot honey Soda
AMI Of herbs and tiants 1t Is pcriec y
htrmc - and delicious a. sherry
Prepared hy HENRY e. GALLUP 4a3 oxford st. Lon
don. England. and eLed eNerN whore AZ I3e bottle
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Po.,pnnIns the Big Race.

RIVERSIDE. N. b., July 25-The water was too
rough permit the Ross iaon race To be rowod today
and the contest postponed unnl To The bet
ting here the ui 10 to on Ross which Odds ARE
freely taken by the Toronto men. More than 100 per
sons were waiting 10 see the race today
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Dr J A. SHERMAN i now At his Office. 2si Broadway
where the ruptufcd obtain his remedies for relief
and Terms moderate. Dr. :. is permitted Ia refer
To gentlemen distinction In this ana other who
have been cured by his treatment
Mothers. Mothers Mothers Don't TAIL TO pro
cure MRS WINSLOW's SOOTHING SNRtP Tor all die.
OF Children while teethins. Price 25 cents bottle
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BACK TO THE OLD HOME.

BY MARY cEcl HAY Author Of Old NJ, ddeltons Money!
4e. s2mo Paper % cents Cloth. IS cents
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Mary cecil Hay author whose stories never fan
to come home to ones heart Her style Is attractive heI
characters are drawn without exAggerauon, and hcI
plots have al. ihs eharr II truth to life naginauysI
treated"
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"ONIY DAYS MoRE.u


FOURTH DRAWING COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY. IL THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE
MKT WEDNESDAY July ~
AUTHORIZED by THE STATE or KENTUCKY AND
DRAWN IL PrBLIC
DO not DELAY OR YOU WILL BE TOO LATE.
40 POSTPONEMFNr or SCALING.
LIST 90 PRIZES
ptlfr SNFN lfsi fltls, lHcAch Sin
prifC 1900 400 Prizes, bpcHch lntsD
frilc.. ...,...... 50p 3D. fulrs. .u,Hch. lutul
Prizes. 81 uaDcaoh 500 1000 rules 10 each 1000
~ Prizes 500 each lOulnI
Prizes Mb each, APPROXIMATION nri7es ....... 200
frIlrs, Aslt hch, approximation prizes Nh
priy,s. ItJtucll Aiuatiuu mi
g35 Prizes ....... Sll5. 40
whole Tickets ~ Han Tickets. 81
Main office, CourcrJournal building. Louisville ~ ;
r. " PORTER A co. Eastern Agents l22I bruAdwAy,
Y, and Ia Montague 81. BROOKLYN own evenings
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANY-lr NEVER SCALES OR POsTPuNES. EIGHTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION At NEw ORLEANS AUGUST
~ 1887 PRIZES. AMOU NrING 10 sIl0+O; CAPITAL
PRIZES s9ouo slOUo. 500 &c, io"o TICKETS
TWO 81 DOLLARS; HALVES. ONE SD DOLLAR
APPLY To NJ A DAuPHlN T. q. BOX sI2 NEW ON
LEANS. La, OR II. L. FUN. $40 BROADWAY. NEW
YORK
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HE QUICK,

For the Drawing NJ IN" Commonwealth nisrih luton Com
paul takes place lluiNyilo, ky Wednesday, July 81
SECURE TICKETS At uNrE, As they are only q tor
y whole 81 Tor u halt NEAkLY2 400 PRIZES, sllJ. 40
CASH Capitals e1lun, SO 90, Bot 500
IA, ksoN co, Bankers, General Agents ~ Nassau st.
ROYAL I.OTTEKY.-NcIi draw
ing Jnly 80, NAlo.thD drawn. capital, 4ONo, prlIrs
cashcd, orders hucl, information furnished, lisu.N
rates paid Tor Spanish bank bills. governments, A. kc
TAYLOR co, Bankers n WAL ST., y.
&O7 0@5. Tickets only ~. Kentucky state draws
lnN 81 Captll lriIe, siitoo Lucky offices, l.2-7
Broadway New YORK tlpcu evenings aud lN5 Munth- ne
st, Brookym - II PORTER Co, No'thcrn Agents
500 HkOtDWA Y.-Keumcky STATE puwina
July 81 1850 priAes distributing ~ whole kes
81 WILLIAMSON co.
DIX. FANyOU,sI BONDST., NEW YORK,
the lame. thc bui. tho deaf aud all nervous dis
without medicine. Hours A NJ to 4. VI. The
poor cured Tree from 10 10 A
KEROs EOil. sTOVES.-Briorr buying, see
improved tw0butnet ~ stoves 40 warren st
RECORDS INJECTIC>, ~. tor 10th sexes A
Dcluc Co ., French PharnaILsts. oJ1 Broadway NY
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ile stomach which cause he arthurn and oslIc IL
AnSA a-Adg.
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"Miasmne" he substitute for quinne Rest remedy for
ehllls and lever Prescribed Wy physicians ooc bottle
Ads
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR

HfrtaruRr ALxAsAc-rHs pAy.
Sun ri~s.' 81 Sun SETS. ~ Moon rises. ~ 81
NIGH vArrR-rHts nav
Sandy Hook, ~ Gov island. 81 Hell Gate SO
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Spttisl Hotties.
Tnr srAsrDrLInnAp1

Ont to-day in clear. bold. handsome type.
SEASIDE Library No. Ssl. price ~ cents.
TIE SUS MAID,
by the author OF Bright Morning. or once and Forever
Artis'a. &c
Miscellaneous issues of SEASIDE LIBRARY
~, Gwcnlninc $ Harvest by James rayn '.... 100.
;pb Pound Dead by James rayn .... lOc.
JS Les. Black than Wore Painted hy James Payn. Toe.
4b Halves, by James Pawn ................. 1Oc.
2Hl Hy Proxy, hN James Pawn ........,. lOc,
lS what lie Cost Her by James rayn .. ...... Toe.
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Of sun Maid. Artistic. Sc WIZ. .'..,.... 2Oc.
For sale by all n"wSlcHiers. sent postage paid
receipt O price, by GEORGE MUNRO, II to III Vando.
water At, New York
"A."-sURE CURE FOR LUNG DIS
EASEsRyc and Rock, per gallon 81 large bottle.
n. VAN BELL ~ Chambers St