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"ony shower" says the good housewife. pereeiving
the cloud, no bigger than mans hand above the
horizon But the shower may prove to be atenlpck de
friend, Mrs simpkins, when mentioned her apparent
indspnsiu0n. A week later she appeared unusually
WELL Never better in my me-, she declared In answer
To my congratulations upon her recovery month later
she again complained Of severe cold, although
lloeY loss to account for the In which she
contracted IT, Ru' In few days the cough lett her and
she pronounced herself quite well After of these
repeated attacks Of ind putiuon the cough continued
and only then did sle l.arn from the physician Ne con
suited that the colds she had considered Of so little
consequence were The suptons ol the early stages Of
cOnsmrt ton aud that the disease had already become
settled IN her system as IN be almost ntractle To treat
ment Thisls the fatal mistake OF thousands Whu each
year sink into consemptNes' graves II l. the most III
Siious Of MISUNDERSTANDING without Hruusing Susp.
cion n its presence and after discovery nAtV rng
the patient into the belief that he has cnusuma
Under proper medical and hNHenic teant NJ cOnsump
nons durable A. has been proved ~ thousands Of 90 e.
DR. Pietces Golden Medical Discovery cures cOnsump
ton W early STAGES butho remedy can arrest te -
ease when has advanced 10 the SECOND stage The In
VRlidS Hotel at Buffalo, n v. affords special aud
passed advantages Ter the successful treatment of this
disvHS The locality pruVed hN the Government stats
tics of 1875 Ia lee especially ire, ram lhi disease agree.
able surrounding, luxurious accommodations, hpcthcr
with its un duhlll abilities far IA "n' NJ both medic Al
and hygrnic, trier IT, without cAa--, ton the con-
sumpuNe's paradise. --Adr
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eAmeErs REFnIoERA TING SNIP.
NJ. veerhees Asserting that n Needs Inquir-
lag Into-An ObIeettoa.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Mr. Harris Dem.,
TENN submitted joint resolution for the con-
struction at the Washington and Norfolk Navy
Yards OF tho steam vessel and refrigerating
ship which the National Board Of Health rec
commended. and that the same be constructed
under the supervision and according 10 tho
plans OF the inventor. John GamRee. and his
engineer. and that said Gamgee be allowed the
actual costs Of such plans and specifications.
not exceeding 1900. together with reasonable
compensation for his services and that OF his
engineer whilo experimenting such construc-
ton, and thnt the appropriation in the act nu-
thorzlng the contract for n refriRcratinQ ship,
or so much thereof ns muy be necessary Is
hereby applied to the construction Of such YES
sol and machine by the Navy Department.
Mr.. Voorhees, Dem, Ind.l objected to tho
present consideration NJ the resolution. He
had had about enough Of this 0nmRee business
for this session. The subject needed moro VEN
tilntiOn than could be given II at this session.
Mr.. Harris explained that he had no pnrtali
" for Mr., Gamgce. Tho Board had decided his
plan to be the best subIp tted. Prof. Gameos
now proposed to waive all profit on his invcn-
ton. in view 81 the question raised MS to adver-
tisement which he was unwilling to agree to.
since his plans were not yet patented.
The resolution went over under Mr. Voor-
hees's objection.
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or same at
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dnesday, June %,
at Castle Eden, West Murrisana by the Rev Or. Atho
Edmond Carpenter To- Lucy McMahon. eldest daughter Oh
Denis and Lucy Ann McMahOn.
.0URNEE-lllLLERY.-o n Wednesday. june %. At -
NJ ut the residence OF the BRIDES parents New York
city by the Rev. John Quincy Adams John Gurnee Of
RamAro Rockland County N ", 10 Miss Mary l. Hillery
Of New York city.
,LEAyITT-kEIIH On June 20 in the Church Of the
Nativity. South Bethlehem, Pa. by the Rev. Ornes H.
Keith. assisted BY the Rev Cortandt Whitehead rector
Of the parish. aud the Rev John " Lcayiit D. D. Mary
Keith. daughter VI the officiating clergyman, 10 John
Brooks LeAvitt
NOuRSE-rlIOMAs- Brooklyn. on Thursday even
Ing, June - by the Rev. James Romans. Dr. Charles
Nourse. United states Navy to Emily Louise daugh
ter OF Benjamin Romans
NoYES-kEEFER-AtM Mott Haven, on Monday even
lug juno ~ hy the Rev. W Noycs James H. NOyes to
Jennie f. eldest daughter Of Adam Keefcr
RUSnMOKE-HAFF.-On "Wednesday. June 4. at the
residence OF the brides parents empttcad L. l., by the
Rev. Charles T. Miller. Edwin c. Rushmore N. d., 10
Mary Ella, daughter VI BENJAMIN A. Han, Esq
WOODBuRY-NlCOLL- ON Thursday June 20. al
Emmanuel Church. Islip bv the Rev. DR. D. " n John.
assisted hy the Rev j. Newton Perkins. CofyOn NJ.
Woodbury. Of New YORK 20 Mary s. youngest daughter u
Mr. Ncon VI lsip. l.. |.
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DIED.

BRoPHY-on Friday, June ~, Mrs Brophy. in the
42d year OF her
The relatives and friends OF the family resnectfuy
invited To attend the funeral sunday June 30 at
4 " rom her late residence ~ 9th
DOLBEY-n Philadelphia. Pa, June %. Abram Dol
bey. In the Oist year of his
HOOk.-On Saturday. June ~, Emneine l.. Hook
daughter of the lave John Hook
Funeral from her late residence IOf East 1904 st. on
Monday afternoon. june 30. az O'Clock
MANWELI.-In Hart County. ia. recently, Mrs Eliza
beth Maxwell. nearly 100 years old.
VAN RENSSELAER, AT his residence. III State It,
Albany n. " June IS Bernard Van Rensselaer, In tho
18th year Of his axe native oi Albany. lie sou
VI kinn n Van kcnssVlacr who wac distant relative
81 Gen Ste phen Van Rensselaer, the PATRON.
WANREN-At Knowlrsyille. Orleans County n. Y,
June ~, Gen William Warren. aged % years. lie
born ut Whitehall. ~ v, on the rh of july 1884 aud
spent the EARLIER part Of his lite az kddlcbury,
VI. aud until ltslf when he cmgratcd with his atl.cr
intu western New York.
MEHER-ln this city, Wedne sday. June ~ Alder
Weber. In the Alst year at his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited attend
the funeral from Calvary Church O Attn aud
2ist ST. on Sunday T.. II, June 20 nj 2 O'Clock
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From The IpMedif AohMb,
You wonder that my tears should flow
In listening to that simple strain;
That those unSkiiiul sounds should NIL
M soul with iOy and rain
How can YEA toll what thoughts II surs
within my heart asAinf
You wonder why that common phrase.
ROAll unmeAning TO your ear,
Should sL,y me ~ my mcrtiest MOOD,
Aud taTlll my soul 20 hear
How can you tell what ancient charm
Has made me hold II dear
You smile 60 see me turn nni speak
With Onr whose converse Nuu despise.
Yon do not s,e the dreams Oi old
That With his voice nris-
How can you tell what links have made
Him sacred In NY eNesf
o. these are Voices Of the Past
LINKS at a broken chain,
Wings that can bear me back ~ 1tmes
Which Cannot cOlne again;
Yet God forbid that ! should lobo
The echoes that remain
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

v,, &c.,. 49,, -. -. a.. -. -, -.
p. ~ uI.nlA' anu 'AIee "eeuN We stage H iohy
'Hs'oI nn'""s
Frank Whitaker opens arenic show at Coney Island
tomorrow afternoon Chariot racing will be the chief
feature.
The prreocons children At Iaverlys I vceuu rhc.,,a
will continue week 10 perform Pinaore1 In their
own pleasing way
m Ao,..,,,, ..u,.i,. o.o. ~ ...,.,.. ..,. .,..
Of old Xsh i'm Inc innps All novel me- @ NY
,.v i,,. ~ ,I , anu "V'e' pe''"'""Ves ny ~"
"'H" '''Ns v" N' sS'eN'
Tine Madison Square Gardens spaciousness green
growths waterfall, and music are available comforts
THIS and every other evening
Koster Aap. oar,n IL n garden In fac, a. wall . ,n
name since The sstensian rnncert 4. sivcn 80 ~,
evening SUNDAY mai . .eent.d '' 80 e'''" '''''
=, - 80 -
,,ot Seaner mas not yst AhAted me Horrors At the
Union square theatre, anu they will even lie comcany
nutmentcd TINS week by hlcet clever buresque com
pany
This the last week OF the Bowery Theatre which will
aiterward be the ITALIA and devoted To the German
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win Weston Walk In Madison Square e.ra..

The managers OF the Madison Square Garden.
with reference the whether Weston will walk
there In September say that there nothing their
lease TO prevent their making terms for his
there The clause OF their lease which may held to
apply 10 their right expressly spulates that they will
occupy and keep said premises as rstclaS place Of
entertainments amuseme nt recreation. or rchcoua
ship. AMI that they will not use said premises or per
nit the same TO be used. for any other purpose
An invitation has been cabled 10 Weston 10 appear
there ~ public pton hisarrivale In July IL
u hoped that Hanlsn the champion oarsman will appesr
with Weston and share with him the popular greeting
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Was siab sh1 p SScgs b IN i9urs
were no matches, no craHy races over the water
such as understand The girls are accustomed
Then came supper. and in the evening there
was concert, which was very good In lie way
but departed feeling disappointed. and doubt
Ing that the graduates had been launched into
the world In an incomplete and dscordant
iashion, my reflections being tempered only by
the thought Of the little teacher in the pretty
gown. who had administered 30 quiet but 40
keen n rebuke to the Rev. Dr. Storrs and tho
unthlnkinR Wellesley faculty.
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nom ne Ltites journal
oh for day on the dear old plantation,
Just Hs tile mir southland home used Ia bel
Oh Tor q swing on the gate NJ the garden,
Under the bows OF the June apple tree
Oh for a rest In the shade OF the straw stack,
Nearing the hum Of the threshng nIaChine;
oh for drink from tlr spring In the meadow,
Under tile sweet gum trre, fragrant and green.
Oh Tor 4 cantaloupe Juicy aud mellow,
Fresh from tie mtlon patch dow 10y the spring;
OH Tor night on the trIndc.hed pillow,
Sleeping calm sleep that each night used To bring,
Oh for "a sight of the MellbeloNcd faces
Now widely scattered and some, Glnsl dead,
Oh Tor unc day IN the dear nld home places
Brght with ths light al the days that are fed
Mas N. T.. HAkpV
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Police Captain Mecullough Arrested.

In March 1877. Police Captain Mccullough
found in Charles Green's house % Edrdee street twelve
tubs OF butter that stolen from James Leeds OF
Front street Feb p. 1877 aud watches lsces Kid
gloves. silks shAwls and other property. Green
deted. but large part Of the goods subsequently
returned to him Green claimed that large quantity Of
silks gloves aud shAwis Tor whose return order
given by the District Attorney, estnrod him
and hogan n suit against Capt Mccullough Tor SloVn
The CAPTAIN called ~ the Shern's Yesterday. In re.
Spouse 10 Shcun Rciy's summons and gave 81 300 bail
He holds receipt Tor the property which Green's
claim Is based. from Peake Evans Co, IH2 Broadway.
from whom the goods stolen The receipt is coun.
tersgned by Mr. ST. John, property clerk IN the Police
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The tracks OF the Delaware aud Lackawanna
and the Pennsylvania Railroads along together
two miles the Hackensack meadows On Friday AZ.
ternoon the passengers the O'Clock Delaware aud
LhckawannA train deserted PENNSYLVANIA train Ap-
preaching at this portion Of the road and ast gong
In the same direction the universal exclamation was
Now We shall have race" twas a. they predicted,
both engineers turned steam blew their whistles in
shrill tokens Of defiance. and the begun On
sped the trains side by side at what seemed to be tc-
mendous burst NJ speed but neither seemed 10 gain foot
until near the end u the twonlc stretch when the Penn
sylvanA train sackeucd what and the other
ahead.
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Arrived-sAIuRnAr. June "a
So City of Montreal. Condron. Liverpool June II,
Queenstown 18Th.
IS Che sancake. Mangam Portland.
So santo Domingo. Holmes. san Domingo
IS Amaryhs, Blagburn. Shields.
IS Victoria. RAFT, Lonion
Is Rhcin. Francke. Bremen.
So AihcmArle. Gbbs LewcS
ship rhiorva, Graham. Antwerp.
Shlp Gardner Colby. S,rcctcr. SINGAPORE.
BARK Charleston, Sveudson. Dublin.
Bark Goatiell, Morrison. Rio Janeiro
bark Preside nj Danl Alhrccht-en, Hamburg.
Bark john fougt. Carlson. Dantlic.
BARK Angelina, Sanlzo, CatAnia.
BARK unedons Ncnner, Jacobsen, Egcsund-
BARK Bcrtino Bartolomeo. F0wty
Bark 81 Lucic. Merriman. Baltimore.
BARK ST Anne, SCard. Rio JansiTo.
Bark MArcela. nodera, Lisbon
BARK Fortunate Padre. GarAssino Cape Town
BARK fraternitas, Jacobsen, Montevideo.
Bark Columbus, Ihder Havana.
Bark prtmO De Rarhierc. Leghorn.
Bars Dossinr.nnn. WaikVisi, Marsala.
Brig Charlotte, iggs. Barbadocs
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The Gold Medal Carrier Pigeon.

The New York Continental Flying Club made
third and successful attempt yesterday time the speed
Of some offs prize birds Eighteen let
sieuLcnvillc. Ohio at6k A. NJ tt233P tho nrst bird
Mr Maefc aer arrived at it, cote In Hohukcu IL haV
ms down 3l3 miles air line distance In hours aud ~
ninutcA The second bird Mr. Won Opstsl arrived At
LAWS street at - y NJ The contest for the god
medal offered at the recent meeting 81 the Interstate
ASSOCIATION Another flight IL to take place from ColuIn
bus, Ohio, on the 10th Of July.
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Claiming 500 900. 900 New York CITY Prop


CINCINNATI, June 27-For the past two or
three days the heirs and attorneys representing about
100 nca descend Of Robert Edwards who owned at
one time property In New York city, now valued at
$50 10000. have been IN conference In Akron, Ohio
John A Edwards Of Seward Ncb., represented hfy n
these heirs. sud II W. lngeTsoll oi Akron and Capt
Henry Edwards OF kawhkA, Canada, tile remaining
ninety. After full comparison 81 facts ana views, a
satisfactory conclusion reached that the document
Ary and other proofs hand sufficient TO warrant
legal proceedings whenever they choose to institute
them One Of the heirs isA washcrwomHn named hhcr.
handy, who lives In the suburbs Of Akron.
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AnInaIrnan, p.po.Itor ltNre.ted.

John Dunn. a peddler. was arrested yesterday
in Jersey city ON the complaint Of James W Donelan
the eK,ccretAry VI the insolvent Mechanics aud In
borers Savings Bank OF Jersey city. Mr. Donelan says
that ever the banks suspension he has been
tnualy hArassed ami threatened By indignant depos
tors IN that institution, who hold him responsible for
their losses Dunn. D0nelan AYERS called on him yes
to-day morning Ia his ONCE and acted In such an
abusNe and dsordery manner that DonelAn caused his
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SKIN DISEASE
A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM A. TUCKER
ESQ. MANUFACTURER or THE BAY
SfpEKpuOSpHArE

STATE stPERPHOsPHATE
hessrs, WEEKS POTTER Gentemen think
the last twenty all OF three thousand dollars
Last NAV while taking furnish bath at II Beacon st
young man employed there by the name OF VIM Cor,
he had upon assuring that was perfectly harm.
within thirty days from the time he commenced In case
he ised to desc was 10 pay Inn nothing consented,
the disease entirely disappeared very eheermliy paid
Kim tie amount agreed upon, and then asked him what
tbs remedy and he replied thatt other
since that time have hadlno trouble from this disease
aud have not had such good health in twenty
have. since my recovery. bought CUTICURA and
given il to friends suffering with .kln disease. and in
greatest discovery Of tie present. century r,,.,.,
10 Doane st.. Boston Dec 20. 1879
NOrE-Mr Tucker is weil.known citizen aud has
present a member Of lie board O. Aldsrmsn lie is also
iaeturer ol The celebrated BAY state Supcrphosphate
cUrIcURA REMEDIES
ds r"ns lot have ave S ut M , 81 n spet on
carOondaS, Pa, Dee 20 1873 '" '''''''"''
SKIN and scslp Di,ta.e; should BE- treated externally
@ l"1S m g@ G1sea AL Sr ,cs
Be..i ara 4. not show tcm.cycs on the surface The
n FSs G 'r XXI kEHEbES S5 IRON cure 4s Is
m S. sS ., SG@9og. Sga sin art Sss
cos Il LTATlON ROOMS
For Chronic Diseases nt the skin and Scalp,
Especially OF Women and Children,
MARY / M 5%!sTl 3,y ND
rrepsred by MEMS 4 POTTER. chemists and Drug;
prSe,,. and bcsEfs rncc ,m All 6 SS s
the aasa Gs Of SG .S: II RRsd TG a q s as'
CuTlHCRA SOAP 20 cents per cake Ivy mail 80 cents,
cakes. 10 cents
Townsend's PhosPh0ted Cereal Tonic, IA prep
Arsuun OF hralthFinns aud utahng phosphates in
nervousness wAkcfulncss ahd general dcbiity Nm,
vailed as summer mNSorator aud protection against
malaria.
Ths most most PSpulinr rs~sSy ever sold Il. Rich.
health and si[sngth OF uclr lives by its use. Call and
try II free IL Wesley ~ Druggists sell IT,
| Manhattan BIrd Store, 9th av., corner Aed
-fhe largest aud hest assortment OF birds anl cages
| the city az lowest prices fresh moclng bird food 70
cents per pound.
nv Dr tndcri,'ls mon foTi. liz %rT. luce 81 tns
grape from tc troun Point Whey ards. For sAle by
| DoExrm-For the Teeth and breath.
OF druggists and IYATfSdcnoi 24d Grand,t New YORK
Rupture Cured by DR. Mar'h's Tre"tmcnt.-
IN" only snv hl ftn Die cure, ~ years practical
rence Only once Nesey IT, osiie ~ rHs Church
Take Hyntrs "a Is" Life BaI.nu, purlr,
| Ac Aremrdy which Will don sold by all druggists
The Pack Clgareitss are the best in the world, be
cause ht manu- nrtured from tile oldest AMI de
tobaeeoes. without olum or sckcmns swceenings
your emonai' or ''"a water II a delicious havoi
| and prevent ali summer di'"aS',
White H,sh Hats. se.Oo, worth ~. Fla,
l staira
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Policeman Byer ,hl. Time.

Mary Ann Dosey has suite Of six rooms at
ss Edrdge street in which she takes bOarders on Fri.
day so she avers Policeman Euenne Dyer OF the FL.
bridge street staton when she the side wAlk said
TO herr want money, and you must get 1t Tor me.
She went into the house but that evening when she
the stems with her married daughter he used revolt
ing and indecent language toward them Mrs DosrY
made affidavit at the Police Central office yesterday
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Suslntss slotltss.
Cuticura

BLOOD AND SKIN HuMORs
SPEEDILY. PERMANENTLY. AND ECONOMICALLY
CURED ny THE CtTlCUkA REMEDIES WHEN
ALL OTHER KNOWN MEDICINES AND
METHODS OF TREATMENT FAIL
seroiulous Ulcers and Sores Assesses MIX Leg Fever
sores, kr,slclas Sores Old Sores and Dscharsing
ounds B,is. Carbuncles. aud Rlnud Impurities which
manifest themselves nv bursting through the skin and
eating deep into the n sh when treated internally bv the
CuTICURA kESOLNENT and externally with tile CuTl.
ezra and CuTlCuRA SOAP, rapidly heal and dsap-
pear Salt RhCun EcNma. letter, RingwO rm Psori.
ass LeprOsy Harbcrs Itch. and all Scalv and Itching
Erupuons OF the skin; Scald Head. Dandruf. and all
Irritating and Itching Humors OF the Scalp, which
the Hair TO become dry thin and hiees aud result In
Premature kaldnoss, are permanently cured BY the
CUTICURA REMEDIES
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JOHN REILLY.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the state for Educ tuna and Charitable
purposes IN s,S. the term " Twentvhve Years 10
which contract the inyiuahlc iat NJ the Satc splcdued
with capital OF StOD10fl TO which II has since tcd
reserve lund Of sJ51OOn ITS GRAND SINGLE NUN.
BER DISTRIBUTION has always taken place monthly.
the second TUESDAY OF each month II scales or
pOstpOncs Look the following distributions
CAPITAL PRIZE, s.n.UD
10000 TICKETS At Two nOLLARS EACH.
HALE TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

nIriAruRE ALNANAc-rHis
sun RISES. 81 sun sets.... 81 Noon sets ~ rs
aiGu wArrR-rHiSpar.
sandy Hook. ~ GOV Island. 80 Hell 0ats. 50
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- trand AN., brooklNn, June IL lSb.
The undersigned ccrtnrs that he was The holder Of
tenth of single number ticket No 1871 Glass in
the extraordinary drawing OF the Louisiana state
Lottery, which drew the capital prize Fity Thou
sand Dollars Tue ~iay june H. 1870 said ticket hav
ing cost the sum NJ 81 at the Office OF A. Danphn $40
Broadway, New YORK city AMI that the amount was
promptly paid III full entauon Of the ticket at the
office VI the company in New orleans. -
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The UNDERSIGNED certhes that he the holder Of one
tenth OF single number ticket No IS 40h. Glass ~ in
the extraordinary drawing of the Louisiana State Lot
tory, which drew the capital prize Of hundred thou
sand iuUHtD dollars, Tue sday, juno H. iSiA SAID
ticket having cost the ot Quo dollar at the office o.
A. Dauphin $40 Broadway New York cttv, aud that
the amount promptly paid IN tu presentation Of
the ticket at the office VI tie company IN New Oreans
GEORGE J. POWDERS
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The city or Bertha Delayed by "a M,.hap.

The steamship City Of Berlin. which was to
have sailed yesterday will sail at to-day The de
lay was caused by damage to her aft railing aud Of
the iron plates In consequence of heinz run into y the
CITY Columbus OF the savannah line, while the atiee
coming her pieT iut hcluw tie per OF the Innhn
hne-un Friday NIGHT Tue damage L. the CITY " Berlin
was serious Ills by TINT steamer win close AT
o'clock
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Bnstlrtss Aolifts.


S34 Canal st.. New YORK, June "a 1870
The undersigned certines that he the holder Of
tenth OF single number ticket No 95.49j Glass ~ in
the extraordinary drawing the Louisiana state Lot
terry which drew the capital prize Of one hundred uou.
sand NlOOOD dollars. oil Tue siay June IL 1879 said
ticket having the OF dollar at the office o.
N A Dauphiu $40 Broadway, New York city. aud that
the amount promptly paid In full presentation Of
the ucket At the Office OF the company ~ New Orleans
ISIDORE IICUTENS1EtN
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Spuial nutit,s.

NEW STORY
MRS HARRIET LEWIS,
ENTITLED
AMBER THE ADOPTED;
Or
scHEMING TO WIN.
WILL COMMENCE IN
No 30
the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
Ready all the United States Monday July seventh
STREET A SMITH,
PROPRIErORS
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sturevant House broadway, 2sth aud 29h sts Tie
new departure, breakfast ST. from to II A. A. Dinner,
table d'hote. 81, daily from ? to 7Ph Lewis George
y. Leland. PTopTetOTG-Ade
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Responsible corresponding agents wanted At all pronI-
nen points to whom bc raj compe will be tad.
Application tor rates To clubs should only be made
the home Ofilcc In New Orleans
Write clearly stating ul address for further informa-
ton, or send ordcrsto
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
p. o. Box 900, New orleans, Louisiana,
or same at
$40 Broadway. New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings arc under the
snpervision aud management OF GEMS. O. 7. BEAuRE-
GARD and JuBAL A. EARLY.
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We hear this every day, aud why % thisf Bscaus
YOU are bilious Qnrks IRISH Tea wI -; YOU nght-Ah
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by sOurness u the stomach. Milk 81 MagM STA ObVIAts
both cause aud effect All dTRgists-Ak.
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