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ture, as
DESERVING THE MOST SERIOUS ATTENTION
of the people OF the whole country, and
solicitous interest on the part OF Congress md
the Executive If this were not my own 1ud9.
ment the passage OF this bill oy ooth Houses OF
Congress would impress upon me the serious
ness of the situation, when a majority OF the
representatives Of the people OF the whole coun-
try had thought it Necessary to justify SO serious
measure OF relief
The authority Of Congress to terminate 4
treaty with foreign Power by expressing the
will Of the nation no longer to adhere to it is as
free from controversy under our Constitution
as is the further proposition that the power OF
making new treaties Of modifying existing
treaties is not lodged b. the Constitution in
Congress, but in the President By and with the
alVicc aud consent OF, the Senate, as shown by
the concurrence Of two-tbirds of that bod5. 4
denunciation 6f a treaty by any Government
Is confessedlr justifiable ouly upon some
reason, both Of the highest Justice
and of the highest. necessity The action OF
Congress in the matter Of the French treaties
in 1898, it it be regarded as an aorogadon by
this nation Of the subsisting treaty, strongly
illustrates
THE CHARACTER AND DEGREB OF JUsT1F1cA-
TON
which was then thought suitable to such pro-
ceedmE. The preamble Of the act recites that
THE treaties concluded between the
repeatedly yio'atedEon the part Of the
French Government and Just claims OF the
United States tor the reparation Of Injuries so
committed have been refused, and their at
tcmpts to negotiate the anicable adjustment
OF all complaints between the two nations have
been repelled with indigntty,' y and that under
the authority OF the French Government there
is yet pursued against the United States q
system Of predatory violence lnfract!ng said
treaties. and hostile to the 11ght6 OIL Tree and
Independent nation"
The enactment as logical consequence ol
these recIted facts declares . that the United
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wheel. which contains the 100. 900 numbers
Gems. Beauregard and Early count these num-
6ers over wfe 0 60 70 e yosa ' ySf by
wheel II takes 1--WE days 70 complete this count
and the managers offered TO go through the en-
that The public might he thoroughly convinced
that the 100000 numbers were in the large
wheel But this would require ut lcast ten days
labor with four assistants. and my proposition
to weigh the tickets and the tubes, so as 70 ar
rive ut some accurate estimate, was Willingly
accepted by the managers.
As soon as the drawing was completed yester
day | accordingly Obtained full control Ot tho
wheel Mr.. Glffcn and Mr.. Pile. tho two com
missioncrs. accompanied mo To the room this
morning, The wheel was then opened. and q
woollen cloth spread upon an adjoining table. l
curely encased in their Gutta percha tubes. and
deposited them in the centre Of this table. From
this heap counted 100 NJ n time. which were
verified by MIR. GiiTen. until ! had obtnnod
1000. Tho rcmainder were returned to the
wheel | then placed theee 900 numbers IN =
carton-h ox, which I had previously weighed
empty. The box and numbers turned the scales
ut ass ounces. Dcducting 5h ounces for the
weight Of the box and the net weight of tho 1000
numbers and tubes was 40 ounces. A.. $50
numbers had already been drawn from
the wheel yesterday. counted out 40 mum
bers from the 1000 heap, and found tho
ounces. Five large white canvas bags were
then procured. ut my request, as well rs pair
standard in this city. Each bag weighed empty
~ ounces. | calculated to be able to place
ZOOOO numbers encaScd IN tnrlr tunes IN encn
bag. The weight Of the 10000 numbers. ac-
cording to the weight OF the first 1000 drawn
out of the wheel. should be- 20 times 40. or 500
ounces. whicn, with the hag ~ ouncesl, gave n
gross weight Of S67k ounces, or 81 pounds 3 =
ounces. | placed the regulators on the scale
Mt that figure aud had the FIRST bag filed until
1t turned tho scale ut 81 pounds 81,
ounces. then knew It contained 10000 mum,
hcrs. The same process WA followed until
| had filed 4 bags. containing 5000 numbers
The last 10000 would necessarily be $50 short
OF 35ii ounces rs by the previous weight had
taken. Deduciiug So ounces or 2 pound. 81
ounces from 81 pounds 81 ounces | should
have the net weight Of 1870 numbers
which remained in the wheel or 81 pounds
! placed tho regulators Mt that figure, 80 pounds
and waited with curiosity for the last bag to be
filed. When Mr.. Pile dropped the lust tube In
there was n slight motion Of the regulating
beam, and the scales Were poised exactly nj ~
pounds There was not the slightest variation
Of u fraction OF an ounce. so that | must say
WAS more convinced that there were 99l7(
numbers in the large wheel when | began &
make the Investigation than u | had counted
them one by ono. With the $50 positive prizes
drawn yesterday this would make total oil
100 900 numbers in the wheel when II wa:
turned Mt 10 o'clock for the grand monthly dis
trbution last Tuesday morning.-Adp.
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Rogers. Poet h Co.. tho clothing merchants,
have lately mp the BROOKLYN branch Of their huH
ness AZ 40c FULTON street and concentrated their whole
business under roof at Broadway and Broome street
We found said Of the Arm. yesterday. that we
could consolidate business Snd carry 1t under one
MANAGEMENT 10 much better advantage than IN two
rate establishments The party who has leasei the
Brooklyn has connection with "a" The csiah-
hshmt M Broad Aay u now nlrd with me .tocA OF
goods The specially o. the house said salesman.
"ts IN huug all customers with ready made coihing 80
NC cut three measurements ~ the same nume real Hp
tall slim short. tat ami Tor
mcdiuni.slsrd men In this way We mud that We NJ al
most every one "
pcVnn Co are slso concentrating their business and
within few dave win give ~ their store ~ Broadway
AMI Grand street and all their business. wholesale
and retail jehine custom. and ready made. ~ the build
ing AZ Broadway aud warren street They md hat mo
downtown situation Is the hest by far for tfans! nj
trade the Grand street place heinz not enough up
town and not enough dow n town Dcvlin c. are
making speciality " uniforms and also Of hveres aud
are about % maze rdiug habits Their custom depart
mont Is one ol the lATga.t M the city.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, April 3.-There was rather
stronger opening to the speculation on the
Stock Exchange. but without activity. except
for the Northwesterns. New Jersey Central. and
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western. the last
two advancing soon after meridian TO Al = and
49h respectively. but Northwestern common.
after touching co.,. receded rapidly to 5sh.
and tho coal shares lost portion OF the early
advance. The final close however, was at some
recovery from the lowest figures. which were
generally made at the second call Lake Shore.
Erie. Michigan Central. Western Union. and
the St. Paus were comparatively neglected.
Investment shares and all tho lighter iancies
were neglected sales for tho day were 1877 500
shares. OF which 25 800 were Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western Q. $50 Erie common. 500
Lake Shore g. 100 Michigan Central 1880 st.
Paul common. 1900 NJ Central 80 075 North
Western common. 100 DO. preferred. ana 200
Western Union. The changes from yester'!ay
wanna and Western. =; Delaware md hud-
Michigan Central =; 81 Paul common, y; do.
preferred. q; Rock Island. q; Union Pacific, l.
Railroad bonds were generally moro active.
scler 80. opening at IS. nuctuatng between
erssatins 1884 900 New Jersey Central issues
were active nnd higher; let consolidated as
scented opened at So and advanced 10 81. closing
at s6A do. consolidated sold at 80 "a s6A; ad-
Justment bonds at 9sh@99iI: lists. ll4As in
come. So. and l.. and W-B. ronsolida,ed assent.
ed. 50sa52A. closing at 52f. The 81. Paul
Issues were in better demand. and the sales
embraced Is. gold. 1915; Isl s.. l23't
c. and VI. division. lllhdllll.: aud
consolidated sinking fund. lU2hel02h :
K"okuk and Des Molnes lists sold ut SIX
@s7is; Toledo and Wabash AIS. sl9sis
Eric =. consoldated. los Sgl05 Northwestern
consolidated. gold l0si,; No K. ana Trxus
assented. ST. Tho business IN Kansas Par.l,
emil raced Denver div sion. with coupon cnrild-
cat"s, 1864; DO. trust receipts. logo los Z. and
income NJ. l6. 4lb839A. Rock Island s. sold
/ " ll2h9ll2A Morris and Essex consolidated.
o. ..
Government bonds were hrmcr but aucicr.
Sales embraced lS1ls. 1861 for both coupon
and registered: 4'sS. coupon. 1914 do. reg
iSiered, l04A lU-4ns coupon. lO2; and A.. cou-
pom. 99t. OF State bonds. LOUISIANA cousols
/ we're active cash and seller so NJ 49i, G4gt, :
/ Virginia IS, consol idatcd. ex matured coupons.
Sold at 5Ih; North Carolina funding. act OF
| 1866. 9 and Tennessee 6s now. 800. seller g.
Money on call was easier at 4@7 = cent clos
| Ing at iG ) ? cent.
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r. THURSDAY. April s...FLoyH AND NEAL:
ssi ws;is5a :g5ns SS sna Ky s iss'e % e
~ s wnncsSts ns,sSt 3 SssS Civ S ,h1 eSs
extras s3SASsA ~. southern bakers and family hrani.
cdr .aeef S"' * sSsss s' Gun mss%e.Tn
ioa sisSs,s nay csS sis sou wheat ICED
CoffoS-fGere was tho most excited market tina, hss
% SS NH" R6gT e" a. SS F fof milling aS"d .s
3ti bales Futures $685. points for this crop
cio.ngM ii i6c iof Rnrii III oc ior N!y ii to' Tor
tcmher and iiu3c Tor October sales les 200 bales
Receipts At tn, pors, 2 7e5 bales .,..... ,..
PnovsioNs-rutk dull and inclined to weakness; sales
on the spo, ~ POI. old mos At solo9ne new
Nav 10 40 fpri auotci 40 ,ossio ~ BScan steady
and quiet sales An hxs long clear sac $50 hxs long
n s,I nneb snrcd snes oco H.. rs bec, u AID
y rs &C. Smh is Ps At 'aS 80 'Gi d.. I 10 No. e.
prime civ es2iic 50 lie Sc prime wes,crn. e2i
so7,se June e73 sse 7Sc Of rcanrd. .ses ioo tcs.
or CUBA 900 az ".,c Vsn,ien,sI 10, NJ; Dessfa
state dSiries iosi4c and Western factory Geiic new
2oc Cheese unehanEed' state factory 59ec. Fresh
GsIS-wheat was fsirly active and higher with alcs
Of ~, eg ~ to- Nj i wte ~ ~
. sphnl 7s97ec ior relecicd sprins = isSssi - for
40 REG ~ a. iGr No. a- a req 10 qr ane q "a, "a 'o5
spring Tor May. sliiis asllE Tor 40 wuc Tor Nav.
81 o. RYE steady. 2i01 hush sold ut 5s}ic Tor 40
Mcsern. aud Sc ior Canada oats were hgmcr; sales
white Including 80 : mixed atSiAic: No > wnte. saA
a3lc Corn was shade higher, sales 2ia 90 bush In
cluding steamer At fhc No D.. new, 45tStalac.
Southern yellow at 49, idc t5'se4Sc for No Tor
Aprii l68i5Ac for do. Tor May and 4i5sc for steamer
tor April
GRictsr,-Raw sugar unchanged; sales 100 hhds
has-H dsn for fttr 10 good rehulng rehucd IN ar
dcmau13 har1s. sh9~'sc.. and standard A. TEES.
Rice quiet ami UNCHANGED holass.s In AIR demand and
steady. Ncw Orleans. 2Satt'. POrtn Rico 256g4h'
Cuba. 6otest 25226r Coffee arm. sales 2oEO btgs RIO
within the raust ~ iWi5c Maracalho quoted at l2f
i7c Isva 2si,024isc
srNnuns-Ro.ins qnict and unch hanged common "a
-nfaf strained 81 so spirits turWrftuc AGAIN
cd,ily hi.ncr mud nrn 20 52c, Petroleum quot aud
unuiuav UNCHANGED ~ o. for rchrcd u hills TAlow
srldy. sflr- inltpl ~ prime a., f6 iGc strnriht
weak az 90 ssGhse ocean trcishts were moderately &C
tive ana about steady there were engaasments nj
momcnG Ernin To Cork Tor orders, - iObs as 10 tc
Havre or Bordeaux - g. crude petroleum 70 Havre
al nanhtha e. Napts q Krntueky tobacco TO CorunnA
sis Whisky unchansed and quiet at $lOjis
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with Milwaukee, partly by the Detroit and MIL
wnukee rond and partly by boats.

waukee road ana partly by boats.
An effort ia making TO consolidate tho Toledo
and Southwestern Toledo and Maumeo Toledo
and Grand Rapids. Toledo, Delphos and In.
dianapolis. and tho Delphos, Button and
Frankfort narrow gauge roads into one line TO
extend from Toledo through Maumee City.
Grand Rapids. Ohio; HogAte, Dephos, Decn-
tur. Button. Warren, and thence southwest;
The articles of consolidation have becn agreed
upon by the directors Of tho several lines. and
will shortly be admitted for approval or relec-
ton to the stockholders
The Lafayette, Muncip and Bloomington was
sold bv order Of the United Statcs Court mt
Lafayette, to-day. for 81 $4,000, to Edward ".
r. LYMAN. c. n. Cummings Daniel r. Eells.
and John s Newberry. trustees. There was
only one bid.
Great activity is reported in the iron and steel
manufacur NC works. blast furnaces, and roll
ing mills of Ohio. and prices are said to have
advanced 81 to 50 ton.
Considerable opposition Is manifested In Phil
ndelpha to the bill now pending in the Penn
sylvania Legislature for saddling the damages
hy the Pittsburgh railroad riots Of 1877 upon
the State Mt large instead OF upon Allegheny
County. Tho amount to be provided for Is
81 100000 OF which the PENNSYLVANIA Rnil-
rond will get the lnrger part Tho Ledger
says: The bill is n scheme to encourage n
capable md cownrdly municipal Officials to nb.
dicnte their duty the Pittsburgh officials did
theirs-a bill to establish riot, incendinrism
devastation. and assassination OF the ministers
Of the law ne favored crimes-and to give Inn
munity and premium to such crimes in proper
ton to their faRrancy and enormous mngni-
tude.
San Francisco brokers buy half dollars at 2 y
cent discount
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snakes Il almost incredible Yet the disease which
willy ana deadly the deadliest India reptile Is winding
It's coil around thousands people while the victims
unconscious of it, presence II has long been hobby
with tho incompetent physicians 10 assume that con
sumption " mcurRhle attsr the formation Ot ubrTces
has begun and in every case they al 10 effect azure
OF course tubercles had begun Ia form Rni they
durable The records Of medical science dsnrove
such theory ON the contrary, IN eases OF lung dis
ease which had been cured ard the patients lived forty
and my wears in robust health nostmortsm eNamna
showed large cicarices whore The tube relies
had been formed and removed The tuhercles arc 70
moved by absorption into the blood An efficient atora
i've Or Pirrce's Golden Medical Discovery. must he
used t. cleanse the bl0oi Of the scrouous impurities
For tuhercJar consumption Is only form o scTuiuuu-
disease. Golden Medical Discovery sh sovereign remedy
for all orms Of ~roiulous disease or king, evil such as
tumnrs white swangs fever sores scroiu0us eyes
as well as for other blood and skin dseaseS-Adu
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The suhsrrn,ions u the 2 cents to-day
wry has ioI1I FOR p,ymnnt sio Go6 200 more
5 2os OF 1867 making t2o0.opoo 900 pos in all
called since Jan. l. TINS leaves only about
probably be called before July |. The bonds
next IN order are the l0-40s. AMI they amount
10 tl94 100000.
The movement Of the Liverpool Chamber Of
Commerce for the restoration Of silver 20 lis
former place MS a standard Of value I'm England
illustrates the tendency OF mems minds. when
commercial mlsiortunes are prevalent to look
Tor remedy 10y currency rGslatlon' LhEitnu
Is suffering from the loss OF a market Tor hrr
manufactures 10th on the Clntinent Of Europa
nud in this country, Tor which The disus" OF
silver is in no wise Responsible; For instance
In 1872. our imports from the United Kingdom
amounted 10 f24S0OOOuO. and our exports To
s265,00O.000. y mr. by year since then our i'm
ports from Great Britain, have steadily
. ,iG 9 oo II i6S banY oT mere xrd G4
TO tho same country hive gone on increasing
Till last year they amounted 20 s3SIuoO,OuO. Ihe
sumo thing has taken place IN tn trade between
Great Britain and other countries lhhh ours,
and the result is a distress which may VOL
alarm her merchants and manufacturers. But
how the use OF silver Will mend matters. 1t Is
dim 10 see.
Tho unofficial statement lately published Of
the earnings and expenses Of the reorgnniHrd
l, puts down 5000 600 for Loss on ensed roads
over income" According to the receivers last
report 10 tho Legislature mnde IN january.
1878, the cost to the road Of ts leased proner-
ties was very mu IA more than this, being $40
600 per nnnum Tor interest on Long Dock bonds ;
tl33,OOO for interest on Boston, Hartford and
Erie bonds sG4 COCOON Wcehawkcn docks mort
gage; 81; 536 Tor rent OF Suspension Bridge
and Erie Junction halroad Sl6,lG6 for rent Of
Paterson. Newark and New York Railroad; and
for other rentals ot lrAsrd lines tb7S3i5 ;
mnklng total Of tl1i3Gl7 annually. or s57l,-
interest on securities s2lO.7OS Tor tho year. or
fl2O33i Tor SIN months; leaving as the six
come, sijl 400, instead Of s2OO.6o0. 4 more de-
tailed statement by the officers of the new COM
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New YORK Thursday. April 9.-RAceipts Of
heeVcs IL car lnads ~ head. nearly all Tor expnrt
ion dtessd to Enslaud no trade In heef cetue
Ore very quiet former hluros 1salsc q
n. shipments To Liverpool today 700 quarters
Rcccit. Of calves TO-DAY. us head market ovcrsun
rlied and depressed with slow trade ~ 2h9 Sc. n
for hobs" and common Neal. aud fsdc tor ordinary IN
choice do Hosdrrs.ed also dul aud going OF slowly ut
50jSc. y n for extremes
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs IS loads 3oO head.
Price fuv maintained hut trade NOT brisk sales
were a. Abssh'tc r. for eommon 10 ehocs one car
ns and hest v,a'hns Ismhs To 7c N several small
lois snrius lAmhs were sold NJ - 2a9s6 - head
shipment. ;u-ils ~ chrcfs-'s of mutton
Receipts ol hoes ~ ar loads, or f,A head Lave
hogs qirt az - lAat - 4 iOl rs. with small bunch
OF faiT state hog. 10 n a,erase sold at Sass.
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HARTFORD. Conn. April 3-ln the Superior
Court to-day Hamhn the state Prison murderer Wells
Shipman found guilty Of murder IN the first degree
aud sentenced 10 he hanged Nav p $50 Davis the
prsun Waterman and Hamlin's fellow prutor was
found guilty II murder In the second degree the penalty
Tor which IS imprlsonment for NE
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Wall street Rumors.

Grain advanced from \ to lc. per bushel yes
erday on rnmors that the Western crop prospects for
snring wheat unAvorable. especially IN Kansas.
whore there IL drought The rumor that Mr. Kccne
j. in market again and that he has bought lpbluD
bushels n wheat generally believed Ia he hAelcss.
Mr kecnc said yesterday that wheat would sell at 81
Per bushel IN Chicago before long
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LoNG BRANCH. Aprl 9-A large number oi
gentlemen from New York Philadelphia. and other
cities Long Branch this afternoon 20 the
sinking the nrst tubular iron pile NJ the ocean pier
There heavy but the pile was driven home by
hydraulic pressure In two hours
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SAN Francisco, April at is reported that
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company and the Central
Pacific Railroad Company negotiating for the sale by
former OF its Australian line TO the railroad company
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sandy Hook. II Gov Island. Us Hell DATE. -
ArrlVed-IHURSpAI. ApHl
So Glnucns Rearse. Boston
:, Stato Of Indiana. sadler Glasgow March %, and
Larur 2ad
s. WNauoke. Couch. Richmond
s. Marlborough. Llill g. Newport
s. tr.nouf. Bftt. Havana.
- Wcsirr Tvs Hines. Jacksonville.
SsIrvlt. jon tuuc-cn. Cardn.
$ Atas Low. Aux Cages March 10, and Kingston, is,
9th
s. Albemarc. Gibbs Gewes
s. AcNanfu1. LuQuisfcr. Genoa.
s. Ucnc actor Irr,Is wilmington, n. G.
Ship Nrnr Sfsfsnn. London.
Sli. Paul .ucs GsrIish. Manila
shin - Mars NhltHorr. LIVERPOOL
SHIN bearded. Hartman. Calcutta.
Sht. Nigutif rI.t Olsen. Trieste.
Ratk Henry kUi-ht rrnila tom Perth Amboy
BARK Ahhv Bacon. Dearborn. Almcria.
Hark Otrrrrn. ruriu.sen. Cetic
Bark ~cud. iiutsuN. Porto Cahcllo
NHrh Nosai1 DE- Ntruuo. fishun.
PlrA Livingstone. Larsen. Cork
Bark InsA. MuIlad. MHftuytS
Btfk iuvUn y own. liavrncr shanghai
Hrig Bertha. knudssn. Onorfo
Schr victor fuif fiushan. Baracoa.
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Deputy Wardens Crommcy And Donnelly have
been su-rsuttf rF " ~.eViu. Governor tho Kings
County ren.teuuary for alleged Official resuiAr IN
the Discharge Of their duties
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Fulton MarEe, Basement Leases.

At noon to-day the basement OF old Fulton
Markets. 70 he sold by auction. the leases having eN
pred There other puhhc property that has yieisd
large revenue rrororuonaiciy 10 the city rs the
Fulton Market cellars have Inundated On both tall and
.rrnr oycrrun win rats and mice. these places have
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NEwBuRdH. April Sin tho New York Meth
odist Episcopal Conference this afternoon, The Rcv Or
VI Osborn who entered the ministry in 1890, preached
his Sc mi centennial discourse.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.- Nos 1877, IFS
l0a Pr 2ti 252 2As 267. AZ 2TS. PSI 2sI 2sS, 300
2O2 29i POS 800 JO 800, 3ld
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The largest stock the lowest prices for cash easy
BSaSins. stoves xe al dowperihw alt 1885, 1856 AMI 1911
Chatham o. All goods guaranteed-AdR
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II So use Phillips PAlaable Cod Liver oil in combinA
ton with PhOsph Nuntine. Best remedy Tor eOughs
| colds. aud lung GoubeL All druggists Depot Plat St
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Durability, and elegance IS found in ISAAC SMITHS
Umbrellas 4u1 Broadway.
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TuE SEASIDE LIBRARY.


Out tN1HV I'M TI0Hr IU7I. Uanft0me Tyne,
"A hELEAGuEHED CITY.
Also,
THE "BAH" BALLADS,
With 80 Comic illustrations.
BY ". g GILBERT ............. zoe
on these Ballads.
out tomorrow, in clear. Boli, Handsome Type,
SIR dIBBlE
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Al Derby wine stH for Sc IS, nne SILK
Hat $50 worth -. H. Sew Church St, up stairs
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A. "a PurIner, use UVatt's Life BnIsam, IN,
old ana reliable family medicine. Use the 4
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Lea Prizes amounting 10 .........,.. e57 US
WHOLE TlCkETs. a.
Club rates upuu application.
CT All the above prizes viii be drawn at this drawing
or Address all orders IN Gene raj Eastern Agents
WILLIAMSON a co. ano Broadway, New York
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BUSINESS CLOTHES.


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CATARRHAL SORE THROAT can he cured.
CATARRHAL INFLUENZA can be cured
CATARRHAL PAINS OVER THE EYES and cracking
IN the head can be cured.
CATARRHAL MUcUs Squirting IRON the nostris
and POISONING THE Lungs can he cured
TASTE, SMELL. and HEARING, impaired by Catarrhal
diseases. can hr restored
In isct CArARRu, however virulcnt, LoArHsoME
and long standing. can he and Is cured.
Tho testimonials respecting the work done nv WEI DE
MEYERS CArARRH CURE are not from remote places.
hut from the vicinity Of Dr. Wei De Meyers home where
the writer's may he conferred with.
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MRS ENNA G. UOwRs 80 West Washington square,
cured hN two pHrk iues oi thirty wears Cntirih.
REV WM ANDERSON Fordhau, y. y, cured by one
package
years Catarlh.
sc, 1s, Sc. &c, &c.
Send for pamphlet WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
CURE j. DELIVERED At $40 the package. or may no
procured at any OF the druggists ONE PACKAGE
usually cures
D. r DEWEY co. Agents, 90 Dey st., NY
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NFw ORLEANS Anril . 1870.
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an injunction IN aVo Of the LOUISIANA state Lottery Com
rany protecting all rs rights under its charter Its
business Will so on ms usual, without interruption.
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