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zsszULrxD IN WARRINGTON SQUARE
Mis- vieterfne YES Hsui.V9 Unpleasant Meet
lac with = Foetpad.

Vlotorine Van Haulst, an attractive bru-
nette. about 10 years old was assaulted by an
unknown man In Washington square, on Friday
night between 10 and IL O'Clock and was Sc
riously injured. Bhe lives with her mother.
now Mrs. Craven. at 1888 Prince street. On Fri
day afternoon sho went out 10 make a call on
friend living on the west side. She did not re-
turn In the evening. rs she was expected TO do.
and yesterday afternoon Mra. Craven was In
formed that her daughter was lying In the New
York Hospital. in Fifteenth street. seriously
hurt.
Mrs Craven went to her daughter and found
her very weak. The young woman's left ear
was badly bruised. Her head above the ear
was much swollen. and her loft eye was black
ened. The imprint Of fingers showed on her
throat Her answers to her mothers Inquiries
gave the story Of the assault as follows: :" |
start for home till Ok O'Clock. started to walk
ihs2SSgh WaSslng tom sSasre As entered
he 2% w Of Ss
briskly in another pathway toward, the
step and thought no more Of the man. when I
was near the centre Of the square. close to the
| fountain. felt n terrible blow on the left side Of
| my head, and then tight grip upon my throat
lHr6enmem6er no more until i found myself at
| ing upon gentleman's arm. He kindly
took me to drugstore In Broadway. and tho
wounds on my head were bathed. 1 was taken
| to the Thrteth street police station. There
| the officer in charge asked mo whether had
| lost anything. remembered that when entered
| Washington square l carried my pock textbook.
oontai ming eome change in my right hand. II
| was gone. 1t was probably the pocketbook that
| tempted some one TO attack NO."
| Stewart H. Pond, son OF the senior member
| Of tho firm OF William A. Pond n Co.. OF %
| Union square, said that at about IL o'clock on
& ne "nd rh o copn e Of
| street he heard women call out as though she
| was in distress. He went to her and asked
| whether he could nssist her. and she seemed to
| be dazed and at first made no reply. He took
| her to drug store. and then to the police sta
| ton.
The police think that the person who as
| sRulted Miss Van Haulst struck her with q
| sand club. and that her assailant was attracted
| by the pocketbook that she carried in her hand.
| There is another theory. that she was mistaken
| for her sister whom she closely resembles. and
| was assaied by her brother in-law.
| The hospital physicians are unable to say
| whether her skull Ia fractured
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sETTLINo DIFFERENCES.
Democratic In the senate win Cemprouiss on
the Warner silver HIIi.

WARRINGTON, June 1f-Tho turmoil
among the Democratic Senators relative to the
passage Of the Warner Silver bill has, 10 all APP
pearances. ccased. The subcommittee ap-
pointed at Yesterdays caucus to harmonic
differences has done it's work we'll No attempt
has been made to effect a compromise between
Mr.. Bayard and the champions OF the Coke
resolution to discharge the Committee on Fl
nance from consideration OF the Warner bill
Tho Senator from Delaware voted in committee
TO postpone action on the measure until next
December. He also Informed his party asso-
clates In caucus that he should not be bound by
caucus dlctatlon to report the bill. Therefore.
he could not consistently compromise In q
manner satisfactory to the followers OF Mr..
Coke. One faction or the other had necessarily
to back down. The friends OF the Warner bill
will perform this unpleasant part. A meeting
Of the subcommittee on harmony was held to-
day. No letter written by Mr.. Bayard, tender
Ing hts resignation, was placed In the hands OF
Mr.. Thurman, Chairman OF the sub-com-
mittee. The member were OF one opinion: First,
that no dissensions In the ranks OF the party
should be permitted; second. that there was
really no occasion for split; third that there
was no censure OF Senator Bayard intended in
the votes OF the Democrats who favored dis
charging the Committee on Finance from con-
sideraton Of the bill: fourth. that Senator Bay
ard could be made to understand that no CEN
auro OF his action was Intended nfth. that ms
there is an evident majority In tho Senate
against the passage OF the Coke resolution. II
would be wisdom TO lot the whole matter drop
without further contention.
A caucus OF Democratic Senators will be held
probably on Monday next to hear the report OF
the subcommittee. and there may be n dapo-
sition on the part 81 some OF the silver enthu-
sinsts to contest tho recommendations OF the
subcommittee. Warner Is positive In his as
sertions that the bill will be acted upon before
Congress adiOurnp.
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The new Brooklyn Theatre. now boing con-
sucted the site Of the old burned down in 1916
will be substantially and elegantly built and In manner
calculated TO insure perfect safety TO Its future patrons
The theatre will present handsome and rather i'm.
posing 'front.' aud the wall dividing the stage from the
main building be carried clear the roof thus pre-
venting tie possibility of the flames spreading into the
auditorium IN case OF hre on the stage.
The provisions for guarding against nre will approach
near 20 perfection possible There will he two
large tanks OF In the roof by means ~ which the
entire theatre can be instAnaneousy flooded The stage
will be well supplied with Ere buckets and Bahcock'
nre exungusher and each u the tiers Of seats will
be placed coil OF hose attached to water pipe. SUP
Piled the tanks There Will be exit from each
ter tn the sdoinng hotel side and 10 alley
the other side In will be three wie places OF Kit 10
the The staircaes TO tile balcony and CALLER
WIN be- broad and of iron each encased In separate
shan Of thick. solid brick.
The theatre will contain six boxes. parquetts bal
cony gallery and amphitheatre and will seat so
The int rOr Is To be dsOmely decorated and
Inn Y Ia
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ACKERMAN ON Friday. the 18th inst, Jane Amelia.
wife OF Frederick Alderman
Erie nds and acquaintance also members OF Lafayette
Lodge y and A. NJ. No a. are cordially invited TO at
tend her funeral from her late residence. 40 West 3d
st Monday 18Th, nj r VI. Intrrment at Mooilawu.
BROWN.-On Friday. June IS, Charlotte A. Brown,
widow Of tile late John Brown.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20 attend
the funeral from her late residence 2sS Delan ey st,
corner Oi Cannon al o'clock to-day
DAY-At Brussels. On Friday, 18Th inst, Edward VI.
Day T. ~ son Of the late Mrs X A. Day, IN the Sist
G0OpwIS'-ln jackson County, Fla. May 2s Capt
KELLY June 10. Martin Kelly, aged ~, husband Of
Grace Col bonin Lett, enny County Donegal Ireland,
Friends Of deceased respectfully invited to Attcud
the funeral Al his late residence 7sb East 9th 81, at
o'clock sharp on sunday. the 10Th.
MONAHAN.-Suddenly, on Friday, the 18Th inst James
j. beloved husband nj Catherine Monaau. aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited To attend
ton, corner oi Leonard and Mauer SITS Brooklyn. D.,
on Monday, June ld, az - O'Clock A. NJ thence to Cal
vary Cemetery
McNvRKAX-At Pau, Frsnce, the ID inst, Col
John MrMurtay Of New York.
slMMoNS-ln San Francisco, June s, Joseph " Sim
VAN BURES-At his radence near Auriesyillc
Montgomery County. n Y, RarncY Van Buren,, in his
U1i year distant relative Of Pre- .ldcnt Van iurcn.
MALkER-Iuue I. at her residence liid 81. Ann,
wife Of John Walker, birthplace, stock port England
Funeral from her late residence on Monday, June 10,
ASSOCIATION or ExrNPr FiRrnKN members OF the
above association are hereby notified TO meet at lac
Christopher ST. this Sunday afternoon, AT o'clock for
the purpose Of paying the last tribute Of respect to our
FRANCIS HAGADoRN, "a
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KELLOGG AND sPOFFORD.
brooks Denying that he Made an Anhdavit
Relating 60 the Senatorial Election.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Committee on
Privileges and Elections met this morning at
10H O'Clock. when Il. ]. Brooks was recalled by
agreement OF counsel OF Kellogg and Spofford
respectively. In reply TO Mr.. MerrIck. he said
he did not make on afIldavit in relation TO his
participation In the election OF Kellogg. and did
not say that he received 5000 for his vote.
Mr.. Merrck said his information was that
Brooks received such consideration. and had
made an affidavit to that effect before Notary
Public Laroche and other persons.
The witness asked. At whose Instance did
make the affldayit7
Mr.. Merrick-I don't know You will have an
opportunity to ascertain when the sub-commit-
tee meet In New Orleans.
Mr. Kellogg ito the witnessl-Were you a wit
ness before the Committee OF the Louisiana
House OF Representatives which Investigated
the subject Of alleged corruption in procuring
my clecton7
The Witness-Yes. Tho Committee held pub
lie session. and was regularly sworn.
Mr.. Merrick said his Information came from
Mr.. Walker OF New Orleans, that an affidavit
such RS he had mentioned had been made by
Brooks. and that 1t had been mailed to him.
The taking OF testimony In tho case was de-
clared ended.
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Nj. Angie schott and Prof A W. Sawyer will supply
the entertainment At the Aquarium thus week
The Brooklyn Park Theatre will have stock com.
pany next rason. the management designing TO play
only combinations
The m m NS.o w sd Sss Pe Sn nf1 n.
sion promises 10 be one Of special interest
The I~enno Brothers and their dog Tiger Me.sr. How.
uacuon thi, week in Tony Pastors Theatre.
Al the standard Theatre 90 morrow evening, series
The di,ugsu.hns feature and he prices VII be lowered
.Ha and aor RoR% aTs The leading star. S
The sayilie Enssh Opera Company has decided to re-
main another week at the Madison Square Theatre in
audiences that they have succeeded IN attracting during
s aiming Rs' Tss ssy u s4s S' enter
"Pnafore" by the New York ohildren's Pnafore Com
yyu VII sonnHf to ss S 1SS Sr az
interesting and the ttls people ye ihe piece with great
are given svsry "Wednesday and Saturday
vii 1G! down ~ The bRoSTSry Is 70 have
capable company has been engaged. II includes Mis-,
Ethel Lynton. who will he the Jo',phiHs, Miss Eselle
wn% si e S as ,6s s M fsGs as % as
RrtHrlr, Mr. @ Weeks as Cunt C'Heoran, and Mr. Bowr
Dtek Dsrepe At popular prices in the Bowery Wig
and lively Pinaiore" should DEFY any storm o
mere temperature
Horrors at the Union square Theatre, where thai
It's min week Its bright and amusing full Of Frotcsque
and original IDEAS, and Is put upon the stage with
.edom Recorded At c end 81 he season. Xnam6cT
novelties are 10 be INTRODUCED TINS week ny NE enter
company TO fuhl its Boston engagement
G,siH and the excellent rendition OF M wilkic collins
TemGke6s drama th by me eSnRsmy at VA
evenings have been comparatively MIA and attending,
to be Locked Tor at this Miss Cayendish is to h
eoneraluaird unon heNng Won SO prono9nctd sneces
almost fatal and she can easily assure herself Of warn
reception when she shall again appear IN New York II
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Work on THE BI0 BRIDGE.
Pushing on tho Stone Work-HaPid Transit
with "a Stationary Engine.

Pushing on tho stone WOrk-RRPid Transit
with "a stationary Engine.
There are between 800 and 400 men at work
on the East River Bridge. and the stone work Ia
being rapidly carried forward on the Brooklyn
approach. Yesterday. men were setting the
p8rapet stone. Tho romanesque granite rail-
ing will give the masonry massive appearance.
and with the dentNls OF granite beneath tho
coping will add largely TO the finished appear
ance OF the bridge. The four great cables have
been covered with stone at the anchorage. so
that they now project out OF a solid mass Of ma
sonry. ns though carved out. A reporter. yes
to-day afternoon. In peeping down hole in the
anchorage. saw a half nude man with sponge
dripping with white lead, going over tho dlf-
i9rent strands OF the cable at the point who're lrL
they arc fastened TO the anchor plates. The
man Was giving the cables the last coat. pre-
parutory to the placing Of the huge stone man
hole cover which. once laid will probably not
BE- disturbed for many years to come.
There were workmen Yesterday laying, me
LAST courses OF stone work on the NeW 6 i3TS
where they cross the tower, TIE arches on tHe
Brooklyn approach, between York and Meln
are getting into shape the uneven piece OF
ground between Main and Washington streets.
and facing Main street have already begun 70 U,
the anchorage it is as cool rs in an Ice cellar.
Owing 10 the refusal OF several OF tho eight
New York trustees to accept the appoiniment.
tho new board Is unable 10 organize until Mayor
Cooper. Comptroller Kelly. and tho President Of
the Common Council select others.
The bids for the steel for the sqperstrurtpre
not been acted upon by tho board. The engi-
neers, who have for a long time studied tho
subject. have concluded That the only feaslhl
means oil rapid transit oyer the bridge VIII Dc
by cars attached to an endoss rope, which Is to
De moved by a stationary engine. II would take
locomotive OF greater weight than 10 des irable
the bridge. where. by the endless rope system.
The bridge will DO saved the weight and the In
creased expense Of locomotives.
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Or same at

To Cigarette Dealers.
During the last days there has sprung up though
by magic, so great a demand Tor my
PUCK CIGARETTES
doubt In OF the entire absence OF opium
in their manufacture. the Of which drug Is invara.
bly, productive Of headache that am unable to all
ders prom. ty a. would wish. am now completing
extensive arrangements which will enable me 10 deliver
the
PUCK CIGARETTES
cali and would AK the further indulgence OF the
trade for few days only.
Very respectfully,
PoLLAK. Manufacturer
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FIny-BIrd Match.

CESTREvILLE. N. j.. juno 14.-Messrs. Fl.
Dunlevy and A. p. Dexter Of the New York Gun club
shot match this morning this place for $50 SIDE
At any birds Mr. Dexter gave Dun eyy four live bird.
and yards the former shooting AT thirty yards and
the latter twenty five yards rise During the match
Dunlevy killed 10 straight Dexter killed 10 straight and
OF his missed birds dead out ~ bounds Dunlevy
killed As Of 50 and Dexter 80 out OF so birds, the
former winning by birds.
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THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY WAS CHAR.
tered by the STATE ten years ago, with capital Of
100000. to which has since added fund Of
Ss5oOoo Besides Its ios monthly drawings has regu.
lary held miannual drawing under the personal
peryision and MANAGEMENT Of
Gen O. T BEAUREGARD and Gen JUBAL A. EARLY
upon the nth Of June The capital prize has been
tiooOoo The price Of tickets has always remained ten
eiW dollars halves Eve 81 dollars, nhs. two e. dol
a-.ll.. al Nm
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Arrived-sATrRpAT. June Ia
So RApidan. Bowker, Bermuda.
SIS Alhemnrlc Gibbs Iewes
~ RhcUA. HORROR. Cardiff
SIS Franconia. Bragg. Portland.
SIS Henry Edge Evler. Sunderland.
IS Had Faircoth, ST. Thomas June l. and 81 Johns,
T. II, 7th
IS Acadia. Montgomery, Messna May Q. and Gibraltar
9th
BARK Racna Eertsen, Bordeaux
Bark CuracoH. Faulkner. Curacao.
BARK Suhoda. tiellaih. Cette.
Bark stralsund. Ochhourg. Antwerp.
Brig Myruuus. Jarvis SArua.
Schr Cyue, Laughton. Matan1as.
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YOUNG In the city of New York the 18th day
June 1879 by the Hon Joseph DAILY Judge OF the
Court 1T Common Pleas William H. Young IRON Augusta
N. Il. Young. Cause, adultery.
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Rnslntss nolitts.

A Fine Thing for the Teeth.
whAte'cr besides you chance TO want
Meier fall short of sOzODONT,
But keep il always In your sight
A source Of beauty and delight,
To cleanse your teeth iii with your smile
The most iasudious you bcguile.
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The spacious and elegant store the northeast
OF Maiden lane and Nassau st, will be orencd to
morrow headquarters for gentemen's hats by Abbott
Gibson. formerly Of 2l2 Broadway. Their up town
esabishments located at 22S 5th Av, opposite Hotel
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CuTIcuRA SOAP, -

l. prepared from C1TICURA in a modified form and IL
positively Indispensable IN the treatment Of skin and
scalp diseases We recommen nd II for the pretervHon q
the skins Of infants Tor gentlemen who shave and are
troubled with tender faces Tor those who desire clean
the toilet bath AMI nursery Its delightful and refresh
Ing fragrance equals surpasses the finest Partisan
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Tomorrow the steamers Old Colony and Newport Gem,
mcnce running IN Boston fnr dollar, via Newport
from Per ~. n. r., ate M-Air.
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For Chronic Diseases Of the skin and Scalp,
Especially Oi Women and Children,
~ Madison av
MARY Y. JOSSELYN ". ID.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS 4
POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington IT
Boston, aud for sale by all Druggists Price Of CuTI.
CuRA, small boxes, 80 cents hrge boxes, 81 REsoI-
VENT. 81 per bottle. CUTfCURA SOAP, IS cents per
cake, by mail, 80 cents cakes 10 cents
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home journal. with new supplement, has large list
Of choice sumnerlng places giving prices, distances
and other particulars Sold everywheIei price cents
Norris l1ilhps A Co, Park place New York.-AdV.
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CURED IN ONE WEEK
Messra WEEKS A POTTER: Some three four weeks
ordered box Ut OuTtCURA for bad of Salt
Rheum The back of one OF my wie's hands was run.
ming In week from the day arrived her hand
was well, aud has remained so up 10 today -
Milford Ne, June 10. 1874
koe-Reader don't you think the 70 eures
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Townsend's Phosphnted Cereal Tonic, n pre-
parauon OF health giving aud vitalnng phosphates Il
perfect solut1n lnequaed for dyspepsia nerN
wakcfulness and general debility. and invaluable as
spring inVigorator and protection against malaria
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You are bilious Don't delay but take dose Of ouirk'
| Irish Tea Sold BY druggists Price 70 cenlA-Adr.
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The pure Juice OF the grape !. better than
artificial samuants Try DR.. Unierhills wines from the
Croon Point Vineyards For sale by druggists and groeers
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Dr sAee's Camrrh Remedy cures the worst easeS
Only 90 cents n botte.-idr
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nTHiAruRE ALaASAc-rHis pAV.
Sun riseI., ~ sun sets...... 80 Noon rises, 81
HiGH WATER-rHispAT,
Sandy Hook, 13 GOV. Island. OIL Hell GAts.. 20
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broadway TaiIors' Misats at Half Price.
A. shea g. corner Brooms and Crosby sS-AdS
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When you are heated do not take any cold
drink without ten DROPS OF ANGOSrVRA bllTERs. II
10 sure preventive VI summer diseases
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1 CAPITAL PRIZE OF 100000 .............eiooOo 600
GRAND PRIZE OF 5000. ............. 5000
GRAND PRIZE OF 20mo ............ 10000
2LARGE PRIZES OF 10000. ............ 10000
4LARGE FRIES OF 5Oo............. 1000
20 PRIZES OF lOo............. 10000
so PRIZES oP 5oo............. $500
100 PRIZES or SOD............. 5000
200 PRIZES OP 2un. ........... 4OOuO
600 PRIZES OF ioo............. 6oooo
10000 PRIZES OF I0........... 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
no Approximation Prizes OF 500 ............ 10000
100 Approximation Prizes OF ioo.........,... 1000
100 Approximation Prizes OF 75.............. 1900
l.2Tg Prizes amounting .s522 SO
Gen. q. T BEACREGARD Of Louisians,
Gen !. A. EARLY OF Virginia, Commissioners
For iun particulars apply to
NJ A. DAUPHIN
r. o. Box 6e2 New Orleans La,
Or same at $40 Broadway. New York
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once ieaT Y E.cG[t Eft q IN HsrT'i ,ses
For fourteen years have suffered with hrmcrrhols
.,G" ns Sar,S SO I sa 9m All WIS e nS
iceiy IN four treatments and hay, 9Gen well man
ever since. X. SAtLPAuGll, rhot
FROM rHR LEADING 'kwESS eE ok Y Has ss
Aner spendinr over 81 600 in vain atempt. To- eain re-
lief from distressing hrmoul odds, and consulting the
best known pracuuoners IN Enr.pe and America, Dr.
interruption OF business
RICHARD SMITH 1877 Broad st Newark.
Amer ancen years suffering from hrmOrrhods Of a
called cures which cit me- worse sn before De- STD
dad has cured me perfectly In four weeks without amy
ment to all sufferers who would avoid the old and pain
full methods OF knife lsatare' &c,on, s.,,su,.yy
Foreign Freight Once 80 Broadway, New YORK
Or srODDARD, Ia West 2lmst
mcnt Thanking You for tie HiHd ana efcicnt mannsr
IN which YOU have treated me, and wishing you the
E''''''' OIL success am ST. r''p''"gIoiiil @ShrR
DR. 2H5 "A 81 il! We. id and sd Sc New York
Dear SIR II 1t will he Of any bcneht to you ia your
was once wen known in this city being several years N
S S @ r@GS a." F1r S ys fr 81 @
terribly wan piles, and was compelled 70 give up all
"0"' TRc IFsf ffH s Ss tc IaS9t New YORK;
upcn application reference wll be given orty dGcr
meiiciuc who endorse and approve Dr. stoJdard )
method IN the highest terms ofeuosy
...,o,, oArEw, MORE REEEaEycEs.
Bnrd q. W coal dealer. III TN aY.
Cloves Or W 5O1 9th aV
Colt, Or II u, New Haven, Conn
Commerord, Vi, Engine Company No q, So East Broad.
way.
Dorr, Mrs. +. 81 Chryste ST.
Chimney James, No HOOK ana Ladder Company esi.
dence 2l2 Az A.
Guid, J J., OF Porter Brothers, 4i3 Broadway
Graves Captain. care Easton McNAhun tucutiCs 81 D.
Johnston, H. iewslcr 100 Bowtry, cor. Broome st.
Kitchen. H. II A. West 2Si t.
Lipe, walter, 90 West l2th t.
ONcU james. fortchcster y, Y.
Roberts W u Captain ri boat Il X Caniee South st.
Seitz john NJ OF soiH Brothers, brewers, Easton, Pa
Dr r STODDARD
i4l West 2lAt st, New York
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MARRIED..

and Mackin.w strawsl IS Now thurch 81. up .ttifs
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Rupture Cured by Dr. MRrsh's Treatment,
the only safe aud reliable cure, ~ years practical cNpe
Renee only office, Nesey St, opposite St Pauls Church
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A fragrant healthful. eficacious mouth wash 3
only. OF druggists and depot 80 Grand 81, New orb
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speedy Rsrl.r from the Nau.e"

or pregnancy is insured by the OF that delightful pAe
nef ofth0 stomach. Milk Of Magnesa.-ldS
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Amustmtnts.
STANDARD THEATRE. Broadway nd sad 81

ENGAGEMENT ENTR AORDiNARY
limited season VI Artistic Min.irrlsy.
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No reasonable Persons win Jeopardize life
by exposing themselves u the penis sunsroke wheu
umbrella be bought OF ISAAC SMITH for 50 cents