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the GREAT
FAMILY
MEDICINE
oy % T-d6w1y,

Is an internal and external
remedy for the permanent cure Of the
diseases named below 1t has been used
with singular success for each of these
diseases and never known to fail when
used according to directions. No i'll ef-
fects or danger of scattering the disease
can arise from using it freely.
For Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and Sciatica, the Curative excels all
other remedies.
For Ague i'm the Face, it relieves
the pain In u shoit time.
For Dipht1eria. Sore Throat,
Asthma and Coughs, it is the most
certain remedy known.
For Nervous and Sick Head.
ache. where once it has been tried no
other medicine will ever be used.
For Burns. Scaldls. Chaflngs.
Bites and Stings. it is the greatest
relief.
For Cuts, Wounds. Bruises and
Bleedings. it will heal them rapidly.
For Constipation. Bilious
ness. Dyspepsia and Sour StOnn.
ach, it excels all other remedies.
For CutaneOus Diseases.
Hives. Nettle Rash and Erysip.
elias, no other medicine is required.
For Catarrh. try it If all other med
fcines have failed to cure
For TOOthaclhe and Earache.
nothing will SO completely kill the pain.
For Lame Back or Side and Nui.
nal Diseases. never known to fail.
For Bowel Complaints, Diar.
rhRa. Dysentery and Collie, have
it on hand at all times
For Swellings and Inllamma.
lions, internal or external, it will cure
them.
For the Eyes. it will reduce inflam-
nation and heal soreness.
For Kidney Complaints, used
as directed, will save untold suffering.
For Nervousness and Sleep.
lessness, in old and young, it is better
than narcotics.
As Nerve Tonic, it can not be
excelled.
For Sen Sickness, a radical cure.
For Piles, sure cure.
Sold by all Druggists. Prepared by
Lawson Chemical Co..
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Cincinnati Crooks

ing iss"SGn1s N 81 re inTvsst;estion
and operations Of the revenue agents
of Cincinnati received by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue to-
day: The result of examination con-
vinces us that there has been no e.
fective organization of the district.
A portion Of the local force EN- ployed
by the collector have been direlict in
their duties and there has been no
general or special canvass or Visits to
taxpayers. Examination of books of
manufacturers have been infrequent.
We find ample opportunity afforded
dlshonest taxpayers to defraud the
revenue. Many liquor dealers have
neglected to destroy stamps on empty
packages aud have returned the same
to rectifiers and they have been re-
used. A large number of stamps for
fermcnted liquors, removed from
packages. have been found in the DOS.
session of dealers; empty beer kegs
with stamps perfect have been found
in wagons; rectitiers in many cases
have not made proper entries and
have refilled packages. Several
Wholesale dealers have rectified com
pounded and sent out spirits without
stamps, as required in many cases
tobacco manufacturers have failed to
make required entries in their books {;
many cigar manufacturers have not
complied with the law, and there is
evidence that some of them are try
ing to defraud the government. Sew
eral lots of cigars have already been
detained The indications are that
dlstillers are now operating in &C.
cordance with the law, but there is
evidence that for the past two years,
and up to within two months, the
government has been defrauded Of
considerable amount of tax on dis
titled spirits.
The examination of frauds by dis
tillers is now in progress, but not suf-
ficiently complete to report full re-
suits. The routine clerical duties Of
the collectors Office seem to have
been fairly conducted, as he has q
number of competent and faithful
subordinates, but we believe that the
loose condition of affairs is attribute
Bile to a want of organization and ut
ter neglect and Disregard of duty by
portion of the force.
Signed: F. o. SEWARD,
JNo. MITcAELL,
FRED. MYER.
A. II. BROOKS,
THos. j. GRlMEsTEN,
s A. WAITFIELD,
+ ..... q. M. TRUMBULL,
Revenue Agents.
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Potter's Committee

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Representa'
tive Potter has been in consultation
with several members Of the Florids
and Louisiana investigation commit.
tee. lie says he cannot yet tell when
the committee will organize for bust.
ness, but perhaps tomorrow. Pot.
ter has not yet received any commu.
nlcation from Sec. Sherman to the
committee with reference to the in
vestigation.
The President has nominated VIM.
T. Chandler, of Ill.,, u. s. Surveyor
General Of Idaho.
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how far various rumors are to be re.
lied upon.

ALL QUIET IN THE STRIKE DISTRICTS.
LONDON, May 2O.-The Lancashire
strike districts have became c0mpara-
lively quiet. There has been no riot
ing there since Friday night. Every
body is looking hopefully for set
tlement. Oldham operatives have re-
solved to submit to ballot the ques-
ton of resisting the proposed reduc-
ton of 5 per cent. The card room op-
eratives there had already accepted
reduction at the same time, express
ing the hope that the employers will
advance their wages when trade re-
wives.
LONDON, May 2O.-An unconfirmed
report is current at Blackburn that
the military at Clitheroe, Lancashire,
fired on mob of striking operatives.
Blackburn is greatly agitated and q
renewal of riotous proceedings 10
feared. The spinners have resolved
10 reject the proposition to resume
work on Alderman Pickers terms.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 2O.-Prince
Lobavotf, Russian Ambassador, to.
day gave reception to resident Rus
SLAMS and in brief address expressed
a strong hope of peace. He, however,
recommended them not to be too
sanguine as the situation is still one
of great tension.
LONDON, May 21.-Neither this
mornings Nesos nor last nights de-
bate in Parliament sheds any new
light on the situation. Reaction from
optimist views Of last week is stimu-
lated by facts which are gradually
becoming known, concerning Russian
movements before Constantinople,
and though these are stated to have
been for sanitary reasons they came
near precipitating collision. The
Russian line at one time pushed 90
near the Turkish works that the lat.
ter were manned and ammunition
served out and Gen. Baker valentine
Bakery sent an aid-de-camp to notify
the Russian Commander that he
would fire on him if he did not with
draw.
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wholesale Prices .
OTfuRWA LIYR RFQQK u.
st. Louis Horse 4 Mule Make,

From st. Louis Times of May Goth, '1s7s.
The closing day OF the week was one of quiet
ness in this department of live stock, and the
general features of the market remain unchanged
ut the following quotations.
HORSES.
Good driving horses-No sales Sj2562O0
Plugs-In light supply; small demand. ESQ 80
SOuthern-Fair and good qualities in
light supply; demand fair. .-..... -. 500 65
streeters-Fair and good New York
streeters in light supply; demand good. $50 95
Streeters-BostOn and Philadelphia in
light supply; light demand ....... 750 80
General working limited supply;
light demand ......................... 75@lsO
Draft horses-Demand fair; few In the
market. ................., l25@l75
Ping mules-Supply moderate; demand
dull. ........... Observation-Disclosures. $50
Plantation mules - Supply fair; de-
Smooth Aules-Fair and good qualities
from ID to l5H hands high, in light sup.
ply; demand fair. ............. sO@1l5
Smooth mules-Rair and good, from lblI
to 10 hands high. in light supply. $500. l2O0lAO
Smooth mules-Fair and good, from 10
to l61S hands high, in light supply; de-
mAnd medium. .......,..,...,,,, l256l5O
UNBRoKD MULIs.
Quotations on all grades are SO TO Is per head
less than those for broke mules. Unbroke mules,
TO De sAleable, must be fat. Fat mules four years
old and under sell at SO to Is less tnan other
mules OF the same grade. Those that are over
-FOUR years old TO seven years are most markets.
BILE,
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MISSOURI Republican State Con-
vention will meet at Springfield June
&c, and numbers rs delegates.
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The Wool Gathering Comm,tte,

Tvs WOOL CatheF1n8 COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON, May 20. Speaker
prostem, Sayler, announced the fol-
lowing committee under the Potter
resolution to inquire into the alleged
frauds in the late Presidential cleo
ton. 1t is composed of Potter, OF
New York; Morrison, of Illinois
Hnnton, of Virginia Mcmahon, OF
Ohio; blackburn, of kentucky STEM
ger, of Pennsylvania; Cobb, of Indi.
ana-democrats. Butler. of Msssa-
chusetts; Hiscock, Of New York
Cox, Of Ohio; and Reed, of Maine
republicans.
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The Happy creenback.

bW0 bJdpPy StooVUdCk'
They said knew my father not;
! wandered near and far;
Though long the nations Charley Ross,
think I've found my par.
II Covriey-J Journal
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:. hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
the RADICAL CURE OF me, and from time to time
made me familiar with his case. 1believe his state
ment to be true In every particular.
FITCHBUE0, Oct. H. JAS. r. DERBY.
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Each package contains DR.. sanford's Improved
cases. Price, IL For sale BY all Wholesale and re.
Tall druggista and deslsrs t6rcuG6oyt the United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
FRANCIS SHIFTS tH.fRGES.
Commissioner Finherty Invites Inv estigstion
What Mr. HAY says

There was much talk among BROOKLYN poll
tirians. yesterday. over the chargs made l.,
Francis Swift, the contractor. against John W.
flahcry. Commissioner II City Works to IN,
on that the latter had. al the time of IN,
awarding of the contract for removing tn,
oiial and dead animals. sent him 10 hi.
intimate friend. Patrick Hayes who pu
in writing stipulation that he woult
get the votes OF Commissioner Flahcriy
and Alderman W. II. Ray Tor Swft's contract nj
the rate Of $4,000 Tor five years if Swift agreed
to give him stipulated sum. in instamenis
amounting in all 10 pno-hali Of the aggregai.
amount Of the contract, or $50 600 for five years
Mr.. swift says that after lac found it necessary
10 reluc' his hid t. $1,000 year Hayes made
another stipulation 10y which he. or his prin-
cira.s. hoped 70 profit q the amount Of SOM
thousands of dollars within five years The
charges wer- continued il a letter written in re-
ply To- not" from M fmherty asking HIM 10
rriruf an assertion that l." hni a pecunlary in
trrrsi in Mr. Swift oiful contract.
1,~niins7l.n"r ilahrrb sgnt note TO Mayor
letter OF Francis swift. and adding:
>.nr Hnew,l-, % franei, >~it and of hi, reputation
a., ,'' 1.,.rua,N lr. i,nl. .H ,'iseiN may cmhl.
srl' 'ign,ni, IN ,a'l letter In the mean time lcrnii
nqn. attention +. anyihins Contained IN sviir, letter
'Hns Nin IN inr nor. rie",oi. man TO have YOU
ittnf mine
Alderman Ray said that while he was a nom
Ter OF the Joint Boards Of Health and city
Works b" WIS mporiuned in favor of other
'1nirtrio RS. 'ut 100 IN" had approached him
rih.r directly or iniirr 'tly. in b half Of Mr.
swift except I'll swift himself. His own pref.
rr nc was for Mr.. Matthew Smith. who bid
.6.WHi. me sam" sum To- which Mr.. Swift re.
iu vi his hid, and IA" contract was awarded L.
swift in preivrnnre solely h"cause he hnd ~ n
other person had. facilities 10 collect and plae,
% Utilize the material after 1t WIS collected. Mr.
l.ay says iuni II swift knows or suspects that
iher" has been any dishonesty or irreguarity
'h lHe award 81 contracts. he should place his
rtiGrncc before the Mayor for An Investigation
lrnnk swirl called on Mayor Howell yrsler.
day. lie SAID a'terward that he had dorumcn-
tnry evidence" 10 prove all that he had said. and
thm Il he did not prove the truth % his charge
ne did NOT WISH any ono TO believe him. ii,
didnt charge Flahrry with receiving any
money, but he insisted TINT Pat Hayes acted ~
a midll"nan. H. had paid no money directy
e. any on. but be was afraid that q friend Of his
had paid the money that WAS demanded.
The Mayor Is expected 10 institute some kim
of an Investigations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
BE.lTJIFTL dT TWENTY.
Mrs. Iord-Iiicks In her Youth Turning the
Ieads OF Newburgh'. boys.

NFwBURGn. ~ y, Jan. 2l.-" When she wa
young she wa, the retucst gr IN This ari OF the
ry and lived over at f>hkil, ut the corners some
wher, think ! knew her well ana have escorted hoi
home from SINGING school lots Of tunes" This remark
was made today b. an old Nowlursher. and the "prct
uesgirl alluded 10 j, no less person than Mrs HEX.
Lord, Whose marriage 10 the rich octosenanan OF New
York has created sae s.ir there Yes he continued
-" was wen acquainted with her when she was about :,
years oi hie At that aye She came To NcNburgh
70 attend singing school The teacher u the schou wa.
fny jeMrl, now one al the Jewell Brothers the great
n.it inannn'iurr- OF Connecticut, and brother OF
Marshall l'Mrl Postmaster ticntrn under Grant Ful
LIN. II was an enl.mi 10 thr Young fellows why 81,
called herself N.,, Wih"n, winnie her mother went hy
another name, hut she explained II by telling that her
mother hnd married SECOND time. Miss Wilkrn was
beauty attracted the attention ~ all the young fellows
the then village OF NtMhurgh, many of whom became
infatuated ant nearly went crazy over her Re side
having beautiful face she hal splendid figure and a
clear mrlwous voice. There was great rivalry among
The young men al Mr. Jewels singing school to see wlo
shnuid escort her home"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
Dying at the Close Of ~ Prayer.

Jacob Brown. an old man 70 years Of ago. n
resident Of MartnsNile n 4, attended service AT the
Methodist church in that place Inst Sundsr morning
tii'r the sermon Mr. Brown rcqu. sled 10 lead IN
PRAYER lie made M earnest prayer aud he utlere
ihe "0fd Amen he fell dead Of heart disease
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23

Boston, Jan. ga Concord IN. H. special
says AT Newmarket N II, last Friday. John II Rob
inson on his death bed conio ssed that he murdered
young man named JeNel IN the town OF Camilla N II
toule twenty years slnee."
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4 ust ano Souno.

l OSI Monday, Jan ~. two Newfoundland dogs
- brother ana sister The finder will be hicrAlly II.
wafd'd by returning them 10 10 Irving st BROOKLYN
I OsT-bnnk book 'h3 ii~. on Blocoker ST. SAVING,
I<BHnk. Finder pleas, return Ia bank.
q = REWARD - lnst or stolen since Ian II a
f'c ,nung block and white goat about year old ihink
u. - small piece cut from the top oi right ear Apply
AT ~ Norih ph st, Brooklyn, u.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK

1873. NEW YORK. 1873
A. the time has come Tor the renewal az sli,-rl.
lions, THE SrN would remind its friends ami wcuw.
'rs everywhere, that u AGAIN candidate for leir
consideration ani support Upon is record for the'1'
ionNolrs relies for continuance OF the hearty ,,n
atll and generous co0perauon which have hu.rI
extended To 1t rom every quarter Of the rniuh
The Daily sun /, a iourpasc sheet oi ,, .iunnS
rce by mai, post paid. 81 ,caIs month, 500
Ter year
The sunday edition M rnT SrY is eight page ses.
ct '"cuiunns While Swing the news of the dav itilp
contains large amount OF literary and miscellaneous
matter specially prepared tor II rlt SUNDAY SoS Aa
met with srea' success Post paid ~ co. Ne4r
The Weekly sun.
WHO docs NOT know Tlis wirALY SrS' Ttcircuit.ot
uioushout the Tinted States. tho Canidas ant be-.
youd. Nmety thousand families greet its welcome
pages weekly, AMI regard in the sht ot guide com.
'cllor ana mlcnl It, news editorial agricultural ant
literary department, make itcscniay Journal tor tho
family ana tie hrcsidc. rcrm. One Dollar a year.
postpaid Til. price, quality considered make, It tll
cheapest newspaper published For clubs OF ten, w,ti
siueAsh, We vii -cni an extra copy free Address
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STEAMBOATS, anN RallroaNs.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIFIED STATES VI ALI kOlTE
ON aud after nov. H., 1877.
Trans leave New NurN via Dc>bIus,es AMI COrtanlt
49, Fcrrics a follows
Expires tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and south
Mii! iuliman Palace Car, attached. \ VI Il ana 81
I dAilN
Fer Mnlmmspori Lock Haven. CORY AMI Eric. a,s 81
/ VI, connecting 20 CORY Tor rtu.,iur. Petroleum
centre; ant the on R.sions For MillIamsport anl
Lock lIaNvn.9A
Fer 1llumorc, ,,hinston. and the south. IAmtcd
Washington ENrr,.~' Pullman rarlnr cars dail, ~.
cent sunday. % so \ arrive WASHINGTON inP VI
Rc;.lar ats 70 NJ, It, 80, and9 r. NJ sunday @ 81
and HP VI
Express for PHILADELPHIA. 73o 20 % 81 Limitcdl II
!. !, o. a. o.tl. :. : - AMI g 4 VI SUNDAY . \
80 g. :, 800, and ~ NJ. Ennis rant ami second
boat. oI "Brooklvn Annex connect w.th an through
tram, ilcrs,, CITY aoring aspeedy ant dr,ci
Ter tor Brook !! n travel
For tram, 10 NcwArk, Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton
Tiouipn Perth AmhoN Pennington. BclNil,fe. and
other .nt>. local sch, iulcs Al ait firkNt Onc.S
Trains rive From Pltishursh Il 40 Ani 10 VI ami
lo,-nf VI daily ~ - \ VI ami Is 81 4 daily. Ga
cert Monday. From Washington ami Baltimore. 6b1
ami y ~ VI. ~. . L. ami ~ ~ 4 VI SUNDAY
1uani 81 - VI. From ihlale iphil. . "a. q 80 -
10 10 10 ~ II 3nA . lu.4 ID. % 10 30 ~ 10 10
AND 10 20 = VI SUNDAY, ~, go, 10, lJ.4p II 81
Ticket onices, 12a ant "a Broadway. Aston House.
and loot Of pvshros,,s and tortlaudt SIS Court It
hrookNn, ia. no, and ls Hudson H. uhoken. Depot
jersey C.ty EmillAnt ricAct ohice. Battery pl.,o,
FRANK THOMSON /. = FAltMFR
ttN n.tI..
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sbipp,ns.

INMAN lin E.-RuY Al NAIL STEAMERS
FOR PlEENSfpWN AAD LIvkRpOOI.
CITY OF CHESTER .... >ntt,t,i.v 80, 3D. n
tIlN OF NEW YORK .... SATURDAY ~, - % .Nl , "
, Prom l'rr -. North River
CABIN, 80 so. and SOB gui Return IL kot, 30
lowest rates
saloons, state Rooms, smoking ana Baih Room. l.ut
SHIPS '"liH g. DALE, Ascent, - and 3i Broalwa' s.
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FITS CURED.

Or Browns great prescription for Epicpsy having no,
been tested IN ever non casrs without failure he ha
mtc w Ms mind To make the ingredients know al
sufferers Tree OF charge. Aldres, Dr - PHELPS BROWN
- Grand st. Jersey CIV. y !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-23
S1lantto- --Nfmalts.

"A. Wilson mSchinss 70 ma Ec ladies' underwear at
Sa SS please 'r SGxRA dS"reG
A RTIFiCIAL FLOwERs.-wantcd, good rose
and bud makers also kEiS rsRos es Prince st.
A ALL Kinds Of new sowing machines for sale At
Per meek PLENTY s q wSrs to give s s"a Ss al
n sold on be terms constant work guaranteed Also
work given on their own machines to good operators
A LADY will sell her wheeler Wilson covered ma
'"'"'' ''"'''''' 81 East 81 st.
A TTENTION ,-ESpericnccd servants. green girls
N and small girls wanted, excellent situations ready
Apply at i's0ih sv., near 9th st
A RTIFICIAL FLOwERs.-wanicd, first class
nse s ppod pSs snd blossom S"0'
A F"sAss %f GS so sss H9 ss'
A 10 coon operators on fine calico shirts; 10 good
n. hnishers Call at once Mt iH2 Blocker st store
A RTIFICIAL FLOwERs.-Girls on piaues
n and blossoms eau at - brand st
DOW uANDs.-wanted experienced hand. only
- ON ladies bows no work given out The kur'hecdt
INEXPERIENCED operators wanted on willcox
Il ihbs machines to make soft silk scsrf- on the prem
ises only experienced hands need apply at7 Howard 81
L,IRsT-CLAss ladies how hands wanted with cx
'e''e"'e !" ''' sOO"' w" WI JONAS So Canal st
CIRl;s desiring instruction on any sewing machine
chine school Of the BROOKLYN Chidrcns Aid society, ~
Poplar St between Hicks and Henry, near Fulton
Hours q to 3 O'Clock except Saturdays
- -------
GlHts TO learn gents scarf making; neat sewers
~ 2;s william st. corner OF Duane St, top foor
HANDS wanted on cheap linen and cotton coats
II W. c. BROWNING A co. 3ad broadway.
I AIDES. wanted TO learn. rent buy sewing
- machines. 81 % Grecnwch aN l37 East Broadway
u,xrN ,d oo,,o,, go, hand ,.sr,.d s,esdy ,,ort
- and good prices Az East Houston 81
<~ur., . ,,.,u NJ -, ,--,-. - ,.,i,. - a.. 49,
~ a ,s ~. y" ,sssrsrcs re,n,,sb
No 4is West 5'th st. second ioor
<Npru a ,rnua nas,or. ard ,,cs..rs an ain.c.
O'c,sis ana ,io,S vests w.ntsd 'iOa skiman nv
wilhamsburgh.
OpruArOu vented On one custom .iir,s AZ
~ HuTCHlNsON's, BROADWAY and f2d ST. under Ross
more Hotel
OPERATORS and basiers on vest. ~, Az ID.
~ near eih st Mrs Aphtk
nPERATORs on boys suits, none but first class
~ hands need apply WI East osh 81
OPERATORS wanted on double stitched overalls
~ ~" East slN st
PAPER BOXEs.-Eapensneed glue and paste
.,,,,..,
NV iNe MAtuiN - hEuts N'W 20
- mcstt. 50. singer family. tll 10 81, wheeler
,,xv,x, =, ..,,,~, 49,. -, LII -, -,
StWtNe MSenhNfs - leh Pc, soh. etyaus bhi oar,
- gains. repaired well stores, 70 Uteenwieh AN aud
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TO rHiLADELrH,A.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

THREE DErOfS II rllIl. ADELrlIIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment, AMI the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
on and after Nov l. 1877.
Express Trains lcnyo Now York VIA De shrosses anl
tuifanit 81 Ferries. as follows
$50 $50. p $50 limited, II \ ~. 5.6 30 I s3D
M 1900 "'4 -
Boats of Brooklyn Annex" connect with an through
trans AZ Jersey CITY, afortins speedy and dire
tfansicr Tor BrookN % iaNtL
Returning TRAIN, leave fhiIt,.el = 20 a35 - 30 =
: ~, am u \ VI imutrl cypress 80 T. VI. q &
. ~ AM , ~. T. and ~ ndmghL on sun law
~ 81 7 .. - ."A 7a1r VI and y midnight
I!ckei ono. l2N ami 80 Broadway No Aston House
hhl Loot Of brshros,, ami 'prtlauit SIS 1 Court Il
nnl bIoukAu AnnrN pot foot of Fulton st. Brook lvn.
~ IN Nni Il .unsOu II lluhukrn. arput Jersey
w niTranl urke' ol.,e, Battery place.
fhANh THOMSON, l. = FARMER.
General MAUarrf. Grn'l Ias,rulrr A+.i,t
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Husital Instruments.
4 GREAT OFFIH!-we Will. dunns these hard
"a Hi'-, di>pu~ U lpi nrw pianos al organs ir~t
class makers NJ lower prices. iOr cash usalment.
tsu ever before offered Waters pianos and ORGANS are
the lost mnle warranted fnf nsc years Pianos o..
aN,. slS1, iinctayc tii1 organs stnl. SIS stops
s'j stops 81, stos 40 ~ stop So f. stop, S3l
SONS. ~ hast ian Il. Sew York
4 FEW SEIOND-uA> Weber uiano. At very
"A great hnr-nius some of them used but short
time l our best nl> itn- AMI really almost good A.
new July warranted m every respect r1ease call at
Tue "EhEH warcroons, ON AZ ami l'h st
REAUTIFI l. ro.ew out octave piAnoorte. carved
- i'e cost $500, less than spp 100 "a AV l-ui
street
REALTY. Washington. y D. sellsclcgamt sou ianus
- Tor so" beautiful $40 organ, only $50 Paper
X RANCH a RACU, 2n Fast ri Il near ~
both new AMI ,econd.hand winch they are oiicrns yer,
low Pianos Let AMI sold IN in-ta ailments
NEW ORGANS. sp. instalmcmt- al month";,
4~h'w pianos. 500 u,tiilments, 40 monthly I'll paid
pianos. organs, low rents
CIO MONTHLY. nr.tclass pianoior,cs organ.
W y " monthly = MT. ~
blpplE - WMcrlcy place. near Broadway
CSO a MAGNIFICENT car,cileg piano In
WV. good order 80 howorV
GEOOPIANOs Tor 500, y, octave. fulb warranted.
tpCOO INSTALLING NJ, received, rent -
CABLES. corner hih aN and 21i Il
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