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BAcH-KoHN- In standard Hall Chicago. n Ami
2, by ihe Rcy u, Adler. " Emsinae, Bach Of o,ka
Abraham kohn The bride wore n dress made OF heavy
S Of . brT y, cur r S1e hey ce r
Of which ran laluce.work OF the same material The
composed OF ,hirrings and lattice folds 10 match the
drnnerv coronc oi the same confined the Veil 10 the
couture and superb diamonds enhanced the eject OF the
CHILpERs-EIIoT At the British Embassy In
taihne Eariicy chudcr.. + :. to Katherine AnGc
rcnct Of the late LeuenantColonc the Hon. Gilbert
as EdI 81 a. FaM Ja A r. a. At 2 s S
Henry Power-, Peter kung Of fonkers. \ Y, tocarre
EvANsEf RRs0Ss "on wedmc> ay. ATrp ~ At Ihc
aSS@ % e S ESaa % Il s s e.. daas s Var
FILTER Norfolk Va Anil o. in
the temple OF the ohc shocm Congregation. by the Rev
and Miss Ida Iotheiner. daughter Of 4 j Hoiheimer
Ihe bride d5e;s wss saTnet sir and more ANTIQUE ana
'IAwRES cE@nICks On "wednesday. April %. at the
residence OF the bride by the Rey q Partridge, Edwin
L1TTeRSe ehrehaHY. al,eks all q b,oo Ny
GessleI, M ? LoSelsnd Of Elizabeth, n J.. to Miss
PRossER-siEE Iron Wednesday, April %, at
Unity Shnpe BTSSan 10y ne key Cam Thomas Is
PNLES-BARRETr- THURSDAY evening, April -
Conkhns, u d George PAen to Mary skdmore, daugh.
"ffnliIiFs.BE%IStS -At.he r,Aaenee of the bride,
Astoria. Long Island city Apr
John n. Phillips 10 Martha W Bellman
sHEPARD-ApAMs On THURSDAY. April a. at st
JOHNS Church, Huntington. n \, by the Rev. n Bar
rows Woolsey shepard Of Brooklyn To Lila W. Adams.
iNG"wERIR. Saturday. RpiiI IL. at
Toronto julius schilng to Annie daughter Of the late
Fide Weber.
sVMMERs-M ILLER-At the residence Of the brides
Ey aary sp1 o. @ Ey N na MaHy
A Miller daughter Of Mr. wiliamJ Miller.
EDWARDS At the residence Of Edmund j.
Baker Milton. Mass April - by Archbishop Williams.
q A TAFT Jr.. of Providence r. l., aud MIS- Lydia h.
Edwards. daughter of Mr.. Baker
THOMPSON ADAMS In Brooklyn on 7th INST, by
the Rev Alfred Myers Thomas Thompson. eldest r
the late Mr. Thomas Thompson. prumiadrp BallynAy
Ireland 70 Eliza Janr, y9uscst dausher OF Nj Charles
WRlGllr-rHANER AT Norh Adams, Mass. April
H. the residence OF the BRIDES parents hv the Rev
Z Muuprr. Edward A. Wright " New York. 10 Sarah
Elizabeth daughter OF the Hon. Shepherd Ihayer.
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A GREAT MERCHANT CURED.

Por three four years have suffered from Chronic
Catarrh-to such an extent that had nearly LOST
MY SENSE OF SMELL Physicians gave me little hope
and the various remedies tined without avail
After two weeks OF your remedy | was wonderfully
rcheved-and since then ENTIRELY CURED. l have
been troubled with Caarrh for several monthA To
aid in making this beneficial remedy known for the
benent Of others Is my object In writing you.
LEWIS =. NEWMAN, 3o5 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
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Ny sufcrngs from catarrh for four years
thing indie cnbabc Ny senses Of taste and smell
entirely DESTROYED WAS weak and detected. Ny
BREATH WAS OFFENSIVE, and felt myself AN OB
JECT OF LOATIllNG AND DISGUST l COULD NOT
BREATHE THROUGH MY NOSTRlLs BY the nnal Use
Wei DE Meyers wonderful discovery the formation nj
mucous ceased my TASTE AND SMELL WE'RE RE
STORED my appetite returned d was PERFECrLY
CURED isnow over one year, and have had no re.
turn vi Catarrhal symptoms
d q McKELvEY, 1877 Mott st. NY
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The De Mur.La Charity Concert.

The De Murska concert given last evening
at Steinway Hall under the auspices OF the
Franz Deak Odd Fellows Lodge. could not
have added materially to the fund for
the relief OF the Szegedn sufferers for
the room was only quarter full. Still the
concert was a good one. The Philharmonic
Club played Boccherinis octet in n style that
did honor to that quaint old composer and vio-
loncellist. No man has written such q pro-
digious number Of good works who is so little
known as Boccherni. Nine. De Murska sang
the Carnival Of Venice" indicating how 1t
should be done. and suggesting how wonderful
her rendering OF II must have been In her palmY
days. Ferranti, gifted with perpetual youth,
and almost alone OF present singers who pre-
serves for this generation the true traditions
and flavor OF the Rossini school with all its
grace and facility Of yocalization. gave a Taran-
tella by the master whom he illustrates so well.
and being recalled. perhaps 10y way Of anti
thesis. and to show what he could not do as well
as what he could he undertook to sing
well have tried Tom Bovine" or Wrapping
Old Stairs" or recited one Of Hans Breitmann's
stories. He had as close an idea OF II rs risky
camel might have of n sailors hornpipe. Per-
haps some one wagered that he would dare try
1t. At all events. 1t was very comical perform
ance
Mr.. Strelezkii playediSa Amt Saens's concerto
for piano. Mr. Ltebling taking the orchestral
part on a second piano. Thetw players were
not in sympathy or in accord rs to time Sire
emphatic talent. He has the greatest freedom
OF style. vigor, and facility, He lacks senti-
ment repOse, and delicacy. and light and
shade, and his phrasing is a little crude.
Messrs Gran, Wiener, the tiuist. whose tone is
wonderfully fine, and Remmertz also took part
gOQcOrt
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In one OF the courts OF the New York Racket
Club yesterday afternoon, the second match of the
ond series OF games Of the tournament for the champion.
ship was PLAYED by Paul Dana and Y II llernck They
were winners In the trs series Mr. Herrok smaller
and lighter than Mr. Dana and trine more agile but he
was not fortunate IN returning " the ball. that
Dana served The score Mr. Dana. - II. 10, Mr..
IIerrck 5 5, T. G. LA Montague aud Geo g. Allen were
TO have played the third match, but Mr. Allen had his
shoulder injured Thursday last and was unable 10
play The match has been postponed indie nmtely
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Next Comedy nj waiiaeh's.

The success OF the season at Wallack's
Theatre thus far has been "A Scrap OF Paper"
Perhaps this happy result OF putting a letter on
the stage Influenced Mr.. Wallack in choosing
The SNOWFALL " for production next Monday
evening. for In that comedy three letters are
used. The original OF tho piece is Boul de
Ncige." the English adaptation being by sgd
ney Grundy Of London. II is expected that
Mr. Charles Coghlan will be exactly fitted with
the light comedy part OF FeiiL Fedtherstone.
The story OF the play is that Fedtherstone goes
to see an improper theatrical performance
without letting his wife know OF it, and is star
tied to soc her there in the company Of her SIS
ter and her sisters lover. On his return home
he determines to scod her for her improprety
aud so drops a note into her work basket ask
ing her 10 meet him in the drawing room alone
She has seen him at the theatre. and resolves TO
punish him for going there with lut her.
70 that end she gives the hnsket to her mnid
Penelope. retAinin g the note and writing to her
husband in adisEuised hand. a. though from the
maid, that he may think himself lucky that his
communication has not fallen into his wiie's
way. Thus begins Q msuuderstandlng that,
snowfall like grows larger the more II IL rolled
the idea that Penelope regards him rs her lover.
| He appeals to his uncle who refuses 10 believe
| him, and laughs at his misery. He attempts To
| come to An understanding with the maid. but
she. discerning her power over him without
| knowing the cause OF H. profits by II 20 the ut.
most. The uncle. using the supposed secret Of
| Featherstone's woOing Of Penelope to brighten
| him into compliance, induces him to drive Mrs.
FedtheTstOne's sisters lover away. and substi-
| tute the uncle's boorish son. The wife pretends
| TO be wildly jealous. Thus harassed on every
| side the Young husband becomes comically des-
| perate. The maid pursues him relentlessly.
until finally he Is led to believe that her hercu-
| lean cousin who calls to see her. Is her lover
| bent on vengeance. Then he confesses his visit
| 70 the theatre. the cross purposes are recon
| ciled and the curtain falls on quieted house.
| hold. Next 70 Fedthf7'stone. the laughter pro-
voking element depends largely on Penelope.
| whose ignorance Of ;he nature OF the complica-
| lions il only equalled by her share in them.
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Sp,tinI nOtitts.


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KENTUCK STATE DRAW WIS APRIL 80.
Capital 6l40n Tickets, 81 also, Kentucky Daihes
Louisiana draws May 10. Capital, $4,000 Tickets, ~,
g.. z, T. LINDAuER, lsA Mercer 81, doors above
Houston
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Tie Massachusetts and Rhode Island, OF the Providence
line Boston (Which will recommence their trips on
Monday Aprl "a inst have the NEST luxurious passe n
ger accommodations OF any steamers ahoat Electric
bells from each ltateTOom dining saloons on the main
deck and elegant appointments In every particular Win
the welknOwn care Of their supervising ohoetA com
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NEW HOOKS.

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- A MARVEL" SAYS THE REV A. p FREEsE-sIX
CURES IN OUR VILLAGE

Cairo, y. Y, Jan. 10. 1879
Enclosed hnd check for 81 so for six more packages
OF Wei DE Meyers Catarrh Cure. Forward be-
fore. The remedy MARVEL II has wrought
wonders In in my parish. The Rev Mr. willis
Of Barahoo Wis, now visiting me, was badly afflicted
with catarrh lie has used but one package, and is
nearly cured. Yours, 4c., Rev. L. p FREEsE
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MRS nowEs srrrERs THIRTY YEARS


80 West Washington square, New York.
For the beneht of others desire 10 state that AFTER
suffering with Chronic Citarrh nearly thirty years,
aud iaiiine obtaining relief many preparations tried.
two boxes of Dr. Wei De Meyers Compound has entirely
cured me- Mrs EMMA c. HOWEs.
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STARTLING STATEMENTS.

CATARRH deceives It's victims by assuming varied
forms Instead remaining local disease Of the nasal
organs it soon becomes a PARASITIC VIRUS or THE
MUCOUS MEMBRANE. extending through the duct. Of
the head and Innings OF THE BRONCHIAL TUBES
to the stomach, inestines Kidneys and eenitas Its
PURULgNT sEcRErioNs. SWALLOWED in infancy
and WHILE ASLEEP generate parasites and fostering
Inflammation. which POISON and UNDERMINE the sys-
tenn. THE EFFECTS are experienced in DISGUSTING
ExPEcToRATIoN, putrid breath, watery eyes, INTER
MIrTENr PAINS. and cracking sensations in the head.
LOSS OF VOICE and smelling power. DEAFNESS.
BRONCHITIS Polypus. ieucorrhea, and in other ways
MANY REMEDIES have been tried for the cure OF
catarrh NOT ONE has been successful and for obvious
The Of the disease was not understood
Medieated inhalation and smokes-attracuve expert
mental theOres-iNsoLUBLE snuns and internal rene
dies CANNOT POSSIBLY reach disease thus located
An Anudote for Catarrh must be A VIRTUAL VAGINA.
assimilahng agent that will CIRCULATE WITH AND
KILL THE MALIGNANT VIRUS. WHEREVER Lo
GATED. SOLUBLE ELEMENT with this capsbinty
has not been hitherto known Paholoeists failing to
ascertain these principles, HAVE REMAINED SILENT
In regard to Catarrhal diseases and 70 this day no Phar
mAeopqia contains formula for their eurei
THE FINAL DISCOVERY OF this theory and OF an ele
man, ApsoppFn nv cATAppuAr pre- no. .tov.,oa
DR. WEI DE MEYERS NEW TREATMENT to the dignity
attaching to the discovery Of preventive Of smallpox
II Is by THE APPLICATION OF THESE PRINCIPLES
that his remedy PERFORMS ITS REMARKABLE
CURES. 1t is A CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY not a
mere local application No other known element posse
similar qualities Of ABSORPTION ASSIMILATION. AND
CIRCULATION. 1t removes the DRY SCALES and brings
into healthy activity the liberated glands in chrome
cases. a. well as DESTROYS THE SEEDS or THE TER.
RIBLE DISEASE In fresh cases Of CATARRHAL GSFLU-
ENzA Testimonials Of hundreds who have been cured
by WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE. are sent in
pamphlet FREE TO ANYBODY. The writers are NOT
FROM REMOTE LOCALITIES. but from DR.. WIS imme.
diAe neigh borhood where they may be easily conferred
with. For instance:
cuREDl CUREDi cURED CURED
RESTORED TO MINISTERIAL LABoRs"
| Had Catarrh sirht years Was compelled to resign
my pastorAte At Cobblcskili Wei lie Meyers Cure
| has restored to ulS minlste rial lahorS
Rev. GEORGE A. RIEs 1863 Jay St, Brooklyn.
AIMEE. THE GREAT OPERA SINGER. SAWS,
have used Monsieur Wei De Meyers Catarrh Rene
dy my throat aud have very great pleasure
knowledgng the benefit derived from
MARIE AIMEE
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Bestaundred shirtsin the ci,ysi to SIPS summer un
dershirts and drawers n 81 5Oc pair j. W Johnston
Grand also 37e6th 81 door above 2Sd st-Adr
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Agent for Harper Bros Publications.
CLIFFORD IT. and Woodward av.,
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ON FACE. MAN. xNb FANrs OF

ON FACE, HEAD. AND PARTS OF BODY HEAD
COVERED WITH SCABS AND SOttBS.
Messrs Weeks A Potter; l nicnced to your
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aud head aud some parts u my body almost
Nv head was covered with scabs and sores aud sui
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had tried everything had heard OF In the East nd
West NV considered q very bad one. One
very skiu physician said he would rather not treat It,
and some oi them think now | only cured temper.
ary think not for have not particle OF Salt Khe
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Decatur, Mich, Nov. II, 1879.
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large boxes containing two aud one half times the guam
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RA SOAP 70 cents by mail 80 cents, cakes. 10 cents
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Arrived-sAruRpAT April "a

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D q McKELvEY. 1877 Mott st. NY.
LETTER FROM DISTINGUISHED CLERGYMAN

New Brighton, staten Island, April ~ 1873
DR. F W Wei DE Meyer.
IwAnt thank Tor the great rcet your CaArh Cure
has afforded me. was attacked with Catarrhal sNnp.
toms four years II gained upon me, although
l tried many remedies. the names OF which would Nh
this sheet | took snufs, Eclectic aud Russian Baths
md doctored by turns, Anopathicaly and omropath
icaly. bought Inhicrs and Vaporizcrs anl became
discouraged l FEARED WOULD HAVE To BRING
hY MINISTRY TO A CLOSE Then heard Of your dis.
covery The relief experienced from the hst box was
WORTH TEN TINES THE PRICE Ny sore throat has
gone aud sleep well, which could not do before am
now in better health than for years conduct several
seryicesa week speaking and singing at each and with
out WEAKNESS Ny renefis so great tnatI would not be
without your Catarrh Cure at any cost have given
some oft to neighbors. with gratifying results one gen
ueman was cured by only one box do most cheertuy
recommend It 10 any one afflicted as was
lam gratefully yours, Rev. CllAs, J. JONES.
Ac., 4c., Ac., &c., &c. Ae
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Gentlemen at the clubs. when discussing the
merits Of the umbrella question. generally that
ISAAC SMITHS Weigntessp silk umbrella is the most
desirable known.
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Rupture Cured by Dr. Marsh's Treatment
The only reliable and enectual Forty prac
ucAl experience. only ONCE Ncsey St, opposite St
PAuls Church.
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Bv using HIGGINS German Laundry Soap. because II 10
pure Ask your grocer tor H. and give It a trial
Cure your Cough by u.Ing Madam Porter's
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Have you tried DIR. Underhius Union Port
from the Crutun Point NueNardsf Vintage 1854 uf
DID, for sale by druggists and II - ALSO
luteiy pure grape juice mcllo~ed BY age
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ECZEMA RODENT
THE CTfTTCTRA RENEUIEs stfTCFRD WIFE

THE NTTTTI7VNA KFWFUIES NVNVFFD WITEHE A
CONSULTATION OF PHYSICIANS FAILS
Mcssrs Weeks 4 Pottrr-Oentetucu. I have suffered
thirteen years with skin disease In my hands and
limbs causing constant irritation, dcprving OF
and attention to business
sought many remedies here and elsewhere, also use
Of sui hur baths. without permanent cure
Last May PHI scitn called my disease Eczema Rodent
spots appeared hands head aud lace. eyes bc-
much inhamed and graduated, causing at length
impaired sight
Internal and external remedies prescribed by
leading phy scan for months then introduced to
another and consultation OF several leading physcians
was had, when definite plan was decided upon; but all
TO no purpose.
After following advice for four months without any
permanent cure bought two bottles of CUTlCURA RE
bOLvENT. two boxes uf CUT1CuRA aud s0me SOAP,
and testify with great pleasure To the erct they
have had In my IN eight days being nearly cured
The phtac pronounced INV the most agra.
waited one that has under their experience aud
practice.
EDlES Yours truly, - -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALHASAc-rHs DAT
Sun rises. ~ sun SETS. 81 Moon sets ~ 90
WArFR-ruis
sandy Hook. IL II Gov Island, ~ % Hell 0Ate".. %
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Mrs. DR. johnson Of Boston, who has been
thoroughly schoolrd IN the practice " healing disease by
Absorption will hereafter take charge Of the Ladies
Department at the HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY 3
Offices $50 Broadway, above i7th st
COusulta uons free ot charge
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GnsInsss Notnts.


BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS
CUTTCURA REMEDIES tor the Treatment Of Blood and
SKIN and Sraip umnrs when NJ Scrniuuus. CnuccrOus
syphilitc origin, the CuTlCuRA RESOIVENT l. Tie
principal remedy. and II there vt the same time
Ulcers. Sores or Other External Affections, theu the
CUrICURN, assisted by the CuTiCuRA SOAP must he
uSd externally II the disease Is the skin aud Scalp
the PRINCIPAL remedy will then be the CUIlCVRA with
the CUIltURA SOAP, and such use Of the RksOIVENT
Is suggested by the GLOWING cundtnns In all SKIN
AMI Scalp Diseases, when the skin s hot aud dry, the
hluud cversh the liver torpid the buwes constpated or
when tile virus Of ScrUua poison NJ Mercury Is knuwn
~ Turk In the system when the Constitution has been
shattered by MAlarial and Anu Periodic Fcvcrs aud
Dchtatng Diseases, always take the RESOLNENT
while using the CUTICURA A cure thus made will be
permanent and salts act1ry.
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Townsend's Phosphated Cereal Tonic, a
preparation NJ health giving and Valizing fhosphates
IN perfect solution; unequaled remedy Tor dyspepsia
nervousness waketulness aud general debility all IN
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AIMEE. TIE GREAr OPERA sINaER SAYS.

have used Monsieur Wei De Meyers Catarrh Rene
dy for my throat aud have very great pleasure
knowledging the benefit derived from It.
MARIE AIMEE
New York, May p. 1879
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Keep Your Head Cool and Level
With the Ceuloid sweat Band healthy. imperyious to
weat. and very sty Ish.
ASK your halter Tor H.
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ARTIST TAILoRs. BENNETT BUILDING,
will open MONDAY April D. the large store 2si Broad.
way. with full assortment Of finest Imported and Do
nestle woolens,
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WEI DE MEYERS cATARRH CURE is delivered by
his agents, Mossrs y. DEWEY 60, 90 Dcy St, Sew
York atSi 6oa package or SIX tor 81 80 The and
pamphlets can also be obtained OF most druggists Think
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cost
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