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CONCLAvE OF HEPrASOPHs.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS.


BALTIMORE. Nd. July 10. 1872
The Supreme Conclave of Heptasophs closed its
session this afternoon, having concluded its work.
Dur ing their deliberations the constitution and by
laws and ritual revised aud the endowment
plan of insuring its members ana their wives was
adopted The encampment branch of the Order
abolished and uniform rank established. A large
amount of work done in secret session.
The following officers were electedlor the ensuing
year :-Supreme Archon--F. M. Spencer. of Texas.
Supreme Chancellor--A. J. Simpson, OF Mary land.
Supreme Provost--val. Speed, OF Kentucky. SUI
preme Secretary--E. Nj. Solomon, of Virginia SUI
prcme Treasurer-P. IL. Danro of Virginia. SUI
preme Preate--Robert Gillaspcy, of Mar land. SUI
preme lnspector--Ueneral L. V. Peterson, of New
Jersey. Supreme Herald-A. A. Philips. Jr.. of New
York. Supreme Guide--John Ortner, OF Ohio. SUI
prene Warden--Dr. j. q. BAKER. of Pennsy lvania.
Supreme Sentinel--George Orena, of Louisiana.
Trustees of the Endowment-Val. Speed. OF Ken
tuck; Dr. Powell. OF Texas, and Frank Raymo. of
Maryland.
The next session will be held at Louisville KY,
the first Tuesday in May, 1850.
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THE ISTHMUS CANAL.

PAYMENT OF THE DEPOSIT REQUIRED BIZ THE
COLOMBIAN GOVERNMENT.
IBY CABLE TO THE HErALp.1
LONDON, July 10, 1879.
The deposit of 100000 francs $500
required to be made in London under the
Colombian concession to the Isthmus Canal
Company, before the work can be formally pro-
the banker appointed by the United States of
Colombia to receive it.
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SOFT EASY SUMMER SHOES CHEAP
Corner 18th st. BROOKS No. 1,l98 broadway.

A.-SELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER. A. SrEPHANI CO, 40 New ST., sole
Importers.
A. RUINART PEREZ 4 Fills CHAMPAGNES.
Established 1872.
Connosseurs recout shipments OF these wines
to he unequalled in quality
NERZENAY dry full bodied, rich flavor
CARTE BLANCHE, truity, delicate flavor not too dry.
DODGE, CAMMEYER a CO.. 10 Cortlandt ST.
Sole Agents for the United States.
ACT AT ONCEi--IF YOU HAVE MALARIA.
dyspepsia prostration neuralgia general de-
bility. you should use
Coca BIrrERs.
the hest tonic known For sale by all druggists Depots
~ William New York TX Devonshre st, Boston.
AsrOR HOUSE SHOE sToRE-srERN's AMERI
can English WALsIsG suoEs hand sewed - BUTTON
CATERS, IS ~, ~ -; OXFORD suots ~ S $3. DRkss
snors $2 80. $3. STERN, Barclay ST.
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FURTHER DETAILS OF THE SHOOTING.

ToRoNTo. Ont, July 10. 1879.
special despatch from London. dated the 18th.
to the Globe says--''The weather has continued
ine In shooting OF ties for the last four places of
the first 50 in the Queens Prize. Lieutenant Evan
was unsuccess full, but won Ga. In the same compe-
ttion, Sergeant Pallen with ss points. and Corporal
Gray with 81, the same amount. Wheeler Ogg
made 50 points, winning 60. Surgeon Aiken.
Colonel Gibson and Private Bell made "a points. win
ming f2 each. In the Glen Albyn competition,
Corporal Gray and Sergeant Pallen with 80 points
won CO each. and Captain Boyd, Lieutenant Waldo
aud Lieutenant Cowitt with 80 points won 60 each.
In the Windmill. Private Mills made 81 points. win
ming E3. In the Alexandra, Corporal Gray and
Lieutenant Cowitt made "a points. winning CO each.
Lieutenant Hunter and Sergeant Fallen made 80
points each. winning Ga"
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GENERALS VACATION.

Boston, Mass. July 10, 1879.
The party Of visitors with Postmaster General
Key went to Lawrence this morning and inspected
the Pacific Mills After viewing the operatives in
the different departments the party visited the resi-
dence of Congressman Russell, in compliance with
an invitation to lunch with him. and subsequently,
went to Manchester, where they will remain until
Monday when the Postmaster General will visit
Deer Island. and will hold reception at the Mer-
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

PROMOTIONS CONSEQUENT UPON THE DEATH OF
GENERAL BARRY RULES TO BE OBJ
SERVED IN THE SELECTION OF SECOND LIEU
TENANTS.
WASHINGTON. July 10. 1879.
The following promotions in the army consequent
upon the death of General Barry of Fort McHenry,
Nd. were made by the Secretary of War to-day
Walter S. Wyatt to be first lieutenant of the Ninth
infantry: William F. Norris, to be first lieutenant
of tho Ninth infantry Frank s. Rice to be rst lieu
tenant of the First artillery; John @. White. to be
captain of the First artillery; William NJ Graham
be major of the Fourth artillery; Joseph Stewart
to be lieutenant colonel of the Third artillery;
Romeyn b. Ayres to be colonel of the Second artil
lery; Ballard s. Humphrey. to be first lieutenant of
the Ninth cavalry.
THE APPOINTMENT OF IIEUTENANrs.
In view of the appointments to second Heutenan-
ces in the army now in the course of selection by
the President the following regulation TO be observed
in tine examination OF candidates becomes matter
l. No person shall be examined who has letter
thorizing the same from the War Department
th,ry Of age who in the Judgment Of the
Hoard has not the physe. ability TO endure the
trinity or whose moral habits are bad .,,..,,...
will proceed examine each candidate
in n S s w .Sa a"s his
his knowledge of arithmetic and his ability in the app
knowledge OF geography particularly in reference to the
Northern OF America fourth in his know
OF history particularly in his
fifth, his knowledge of the constitution of the United
states aud the of the under
it, aud OF the general principles which regulate inter
nations al intercourse.
4 The Board will consider eight as tho maximum of
the first fourth and fifth heads. and ten the
second and third heads and candidate will be
passed BY the Board who shall least
half of the number OF maximum marks on each head or
subject of examination
IN add,sn 70 such boards Of examination as may be
iutant General of the Army that candidate has been
uthorzed report TO him. will convene ut division
headquarters board TO consist of four
stoned officers including medical officer tne duties
of the latter be confined the medical examination
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ROUGHS FIRED UPON BY A WOMAN.

PfrrsToN Pa, July 10, 1879.
gang of roughs called at the house OF Arthur
McQuinn at Pleasant Valley, on Thursday night,
and asked for whiskey. which was handed them.
They seized the bottle and toward the wood, pur-
sued by McQuinn, who fred into the crowd. bullet
hitting one in the face short time afterward they
came back to McQuinns place. aud while he was
standing near the door Que OF the mob knocked him
down with q club and commenced throwing stones
at the house. Mrs McQuinn immed atey closed tho
house ana fred five shots from revolver into the
crowd. one of the balls taking effect, and she thus
drove them away. Tho names OF the parties who
were shot have not been ascortained.
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SALE OF A RAILROAD.

LOUISVILLE. KY. July 10, 1879.
Pursuant to order of the United States Court
entered June Z. in the case of opdyke 4 Calhoun
and others against the st. Louis and Southeastern
Railrond Company, the Kentucky division of that
road was sold at noon to-day ut the Court House
by st. John Boyle, Commissioner. After disposing
of rolling stock. lands &C.. to the LOUISVILLE Nash
willie and Great Southern Railroad Company. tho
road was sold to the same company for Sl,0O000O
The total amount paid for the property was
81 O56G3O Ninoteent wenteths OF the bonds of the
road are held by the Louisville and Nashville Com
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ASSAULT ON EDITORS.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 10, 1879.
George Il. Mitchell and X. q. Lefevrc. editors of
the Record. paper published here to expose al
legged exravagances OF of the city departments.
were badly beaten on Beaver street. near broadway,
tonight. Lefevre being stabbed In the neck and
head. He doubtless would have been killed but for
the prompt assistance of citizens. His wounds
not considered fatal. His assaants were armed
With stones and knives. No arrests we're made.
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HONORING GOVERNOR FISH.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

NEWPORT, X. l.. July 10, 1879.
Ex-Governor Thomas Swami. of Maryland. gave
grand dinner tonight at his cottage the beach,
in honor Of his guest, ex-Secretary Hamilton Fish.
1t very notable event and was in keeping with
the other entertainments which have been rendered
to Mr.. Fish during his visit here. The guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Webster Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whipple General and Mrs. George w. Cullum,
of New York Ex-Governor Lawrence and DR.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Wheeler, of this city, and Mrs. DIR. 5.
Weir Mitchell and MISS Cadwallader. of Philadelphia.
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COLONEL ALSTON'S GRAVE.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 10, 1870.
The colored military companies and citizens of this
and Dekab counties decorated the grave of the late
Colonel Aston to-day. in memory OF his friendship
the colored and his services in the Leg sla
ture the convict question. There was large
crowd aud menorial Grafton was delivered.
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SAVINGS BANKS INVESTMENTS.

ALBANY. N. Y. July I'D, 1870.
In reply to inquiries of savings banks officers adj
dressed to the superintendent of the Bank Depart
ment to the right OF the savings banks of this
state to invest in the FIVE per cent bonds recently
ISIS uod by the District of Columbia the Superin-
tendent says that there is construction that can
be given to the existing laws which will authorize
Investment in these bonds by the savings banks of
this Stale.
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A SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

ATLANTA Ga, July 10, 1870.
The remains of the unfortunate man who COM
mitted suicide yesterday near this city by placing
his head ON the railroad track in front of ap-
preaching train. identified to-day. The suicide
was MacFranklin, young man who lived in Atlanta.
He had wealthy uncle in business III Atlanta. The
of his action is said to have been consttu-
tional disease. He gave no intimation of his pur-
pose, and his family is overwhelmed with grief.
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SHOOTING AT WIMBLEDON.

THE PRINCE OF WALES PRIZE WON BY
CANADIAN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, July 10, 1879.
In the prize shooting at Wimbledon yestcr-
day Colonel Gibson, Canadian, won the
Prince of Wales prize-f1OO aud a badge
with score Of "a.
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EUROPE.

A WELL KNOWN COMMISSION MERCHANT AT
N sbon representing several En- gsh Houses desires
o become the of shipping firms; references
Address j. s. Rua dos Douradores 81 Lisbon,
Portugal
CEO H. ELLERY. Is ANGEL COURT. LONDON. r.
NC advises negotiaes all American Business in
will take European Agency of suitable American
best Europe and America Corre
spon lem solicited
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THE NEW TORONTO LOAN.

TORONTO, Ont. July 10, 1879.
special cable despatch from London to the Globe
ays:-Messrs Morton a. Rose have invited subscrip-
tons for the new Toronto loan of f1s0.o0O. in five
per cent debentures.
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NOTABLE TRADEsNEN IN PARIS.
Al GRAND HoTEL-PARIs PLACE DE LopERA

AU GRAND HOTEL-PARIS. PLACE DE LOPERA-
Particularly recommended. VAN HYMBEECk, DL
bedrooms from francs a day.
Pension ~ francs day, including lodging, board and
HOTEL MiRABEAU1s RUE DE LA PAX CASA.
NOvAS. PROPRIETOR. First class establishments
All ph high ssp Rue aTGSf Plain AND FANCY
APARTMENTS. HOUSES ESTATES, AGENT FOR
CUTLERY sTEXrioSgRY. FANCY GOODS. PERTU%
cry Brushes, JONES, % Boulevard des Capucnea
WINES tFiKsT GRoWTTD-cLARET BoURGoGNE,
Champagne, sherries Brsndies Cuvillier 10 Rue dc
pERFuMEfY FIRsT GLASS;. GUERLAIN
Paris 10 Rue dc Ia Paix
TAPESTRY. CARPETS. TISSUES FOR FURNITURE.
YouSa SnS6I II @e schoo MISS suLEAU Garden
formerly Rue Chateaubriand, now Rue d AuteuiL
JEwELRY BIJOuETRIE, OBJECTS or ART
PRECIOUS Stones, oPALs SPECIALLY DUBNIK
ligggary i GOIe,se%di Rye LsRsetie T,.
vanderheym. Expert Of Tribunals. ~ Rue Tatbout.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND FLOWERS.
DARTs- sALE-FIRsT, or THE GRAND HOTEL.
situate Boulevard des Capucines. Rue AnDer and
Scribe the auction of the Tribunal Civil de Ia
Seine on d ayp stock s IL Upset psi
and Furniture belonging thereto together 81 IA ZOO Sec
ond Maiscn. Rue scribe upset price 5OJOJo besides
Scribe material and industrial furniture together
IOuoOO Third La Banchisserie de Courcell's upset
Total Of the upset prices 100000 Produce FIRST lot
years about $4,000 second about $40 o:
age Hotel Scribe and he Grand Cafe about 5000
NJ CLERlOT Attorney, IS Rue kichelieu. NJ BENOIST,
Attorney Avcnue de Oeera holder OF the conditions OF
s sas coMfAGNIE iMMoBIIIERE, 10 Boulevard Mass.
herbes.
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MURDER IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July 10, 1879.

A special to the Courier Journal from Henderson,
KY. says;"Ncar the line of this county with Union
county, last evening. James Lcntrol killed Elisha
Thompson by blow the head with q gun.
Thompson was in the act of preventing Lentreu
from shooting man named Wedding. some Of tho
parties to the quarrel were Intoxicated
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToS. July 20--l A. NJ. }

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGToS, July 2O--l A. NJ. }
Indications.
For New England. the Middle States and lower lake
region. slightly warmer, clear fair weather. with
falling barometer and easterly to southerly winds.
For the upper lake region. slowly rising tempera-
ture and falling barometer. southeast to southwest
winds and partly cloudy weather, with local rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. slightly.
warmer. easterly to southerly winds. with partly
cloudy weather.
For the Gulf States. warmer east to south
erly winds. partly cloudy weather and areas of rain
and slight changes in barometer
For the South Atlantic States northeast to south
east winds. partly cloudy weather. light rains in
southern portion, with rising barometer and slight
changes in temperature.
For the Pacific coast regions clear fair weather.
and northwest to southwest winds.
The rivers will remain stationary.
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CoSSscrlcur SAVINGS BANK, {,

=, T. VI
Owing the sudden aud xpected illness Of Mr. John
of this Institution and apr ehend-
ing upon the part Of the dcpostors that
count examined all the securities called for by tho
books Of the hank last report aud Ind them intact
and Mr. Mansfield not indebted Ito the bank In
there thcrcfre. be possible loss
In of his unfortunate iil
JAMES r.. ENGlsiSll, President
As a consequence OF this and other representa-
tions, there was semblancc of run to-day. A
curious of the affair the refusal of other
savings ba nks to receive the money drawn by alarmed
depositors from tho Connecticut Bank yesterday.
The condition of Mr.. Mansfield still causes solictude.
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A BANK RUN STOPPED.

NEW HAVEN. July 49, 1879
The run which began yesterday on the Connect
cut Savings Bank on account OFF, Cashier John W.
Mansfeld's attempts at suicide has been stopped by
the assurances of the officers Of the institution that
it il perfectly sound and that Cashier Mansfield
owes the bank nothing Tho morning local papers
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Extract from letter of the UNITED STATES TREAS
URN DEPARTMENT In conformity with your request
of state asked "a thorough in
quiry be made into teatter by Consul ut Cologne
his follows I'll therefore that
my opinion formed after what consider careful
CATION. that the APoLLISARIs WATFR
the Aponars prings exported to the United
States. beyond question natural mineral water The
evidence which accompanies the Consuls depach album
susains his that the
~ imported IS ura1 mineral water"
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date of last year,
indicated by the Thermometer at Hndnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 21S Broadway
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,


A TrRACrVE NEW NOVELS
AN UNMfsTAKABLE FLTRTATION--A new novel 70
seashorc and Watering Places By Louis Garner Prize
10 cents.
HER FRIEND LAuRENCE-A new novel. BY Frank
rf 30 Benedict author Of Daughter hin'r" Price
sey. Price 81
ANGE.-A novel by Florence Marryatt, author Of
Loves Conflict" Price 10 cents.
CUPID on cRUTCHEs Narraga nsctt Pier Love
Story. by A. Is. W. ~ cents
WIRED LovE.-A Teicgraphic Romance. BY Ella
Cheevcr rhayer Price 10 cents
SORRY HER LOT WHO LOVES TOO wELL-By au.
thor of The sun Maid" 10 cents.
@. W. CARLETON a Co, Publishers
LwAys on TIME,
n PHILLIPS ELITE DIRECTORY.
just published, aiming 10000 householdcrs Names
printed streets. for ladies' its Invaluable w.
PHILLIPS CO.. Sole Proprietors 81 Nassau st. Price,
So
CONSULT DR. LA ORANGES LATEST WORKS.
.social Evils of the Present Day" Price 15c
what to Eat. Drink aud Avoid Price. Toe.
prostraton aud degeneration; also false spurous
prosraton with causes aud treatment This Is
valuable work published on ho subject Price, 25a
Consultation personally or by letter.
II East nth st., near Union square, New York.
frHE BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC PICTURE EN-.
titled Consolation by II. y. Renhnrt is about being
reproduced In the best style OF the will II
the attractive aud interesting pictures that has
been offered pubic Price sio per COPY The siss
suitable ornament for the parlor It's intrinsic mers
work OF will make II marvel cheapness as its
ished b KAUFMAN soo Broadway and sold ., the best
an stores
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spurious article. purportng to be the genuine Apol
linaris Water. being offered TO the public. warn vi
buyers that each aud every bottle bears the
low label and the name of FRED. DE barry CO., Ne,
York, sole agents
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AWHILE TRAVELLING on THE WESTERN

A.-WHILE TRAVELLING ON The IVES Tern
rivers when the cholera prevalent andsfsta
and finally experienced the beneficial influence OF
DR. JAYNks CARuINArvE BALsAM For about thirty hours
board n between Cincinnati and futsburg
experienced the OF that tell disease which length
entirely yielded to the free of the BAIsAN Presby-
terrain elder board the boat who had just been
brought brink OF the by cholera IN
and was too soon hurrytng home his anxious family
experienced relapse but by the timely OF tho same
medicine was INN ediately aud thoroughly cured Ear
netly would say all families and travellers especially.
keen the CARaINArvE BAsAM hand. and resort to IL
pron,ptly when neoded.-Rev Rufus Babcock d. d., late
Secretary of American aud Foreign Bible Society
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This idence given after thorough examination by
such eminent scientists of the Old World
PROFESSOR A. w. HOFFMAN,. +. X. s.. OF the Univer-
sity Berlin Member of the Scientific Deprivation of the
Kingdom of Prussia Vice President of the Chemical So
ciety of Germany. &c .&c
PROFESSOR W ODLING. Professor of Chemistry at
the University OF oxford Chemical Judge the Centen
NAL Exhibition. Philadelphia. &c., &c. aud others.
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Purity, freshness persistent eervescence and agree
able havor alone mixed with wines spritsn-Prac-
titioner
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PURE TURKISH CIGARETTES.

Finest quality imported Tobacco
1qt BROADWAY between 18th and 18th New York,
GRAND HOTEL BLOCK, opposite Congress Park,
SARATOGA;
MANHATTAN BEACH AND CABLES HOTELS,
COMFY ISLAND.
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THE CHANGE IN THE WAR DEPART
MENT

Ex-senator Ramsey. of Minnesota. IN an interview
with reporter of the st. Paul (Mnn Globe. Of the
10th inst, is reported to have said:-
.'Then you have been offered the position Of Sec
rotary of War il President Hayes Cabinet'
Eyes the Office has been rendered to me-"
will you acceptY'
OIL"
.Have you accepted the Officer
disclaimer about wanting Office and being reluctant
to accept it would necessarily separate him from
his business interests in this locality.
.Y.. you have '''sp''''"
when did you first receive the intimation that
the portfolio Of would be rendered your"
"a week more ago received the intimation
from friends that the President entertained the idea
OF my appointment favorably Fast upon that
yes, almost q week ago-I received the communica-
tion asking me to accept.
"And you accepted?
"Oh. yes.
well, then. Governor when can we expect you to
leave us?''
.'Oh. it is. after all. something of bird in the
bush affair. The appointment won't be made until
next December.
THE LADY OR GENTLEMAN SOJoURNERs AT
fashionable spas may assured that GLsNNs
SULPHUR soar will furnish them certain protection or
prompt relief from irritation of the cutcle
FROM what caus arising prevent freckies
genuine has &c. N. CRITTENToN. Propr.," printed on
each packet Sold by druggists.
APOLLINARIS
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initiated counterteted and purchasers will to
caution in purchasing.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

y LOW PRICES. Q
Gentlemen's fine French calf aud kid DRRss CATERS
and OXFORD TIKs SIS, ~ So - and 50.
Ladies fine button Doors, 81 80 81 81 80. - and So
at BROOKS. I,iY6 Broadway corner 10th st.
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feel bound to say regard your ScHNAPPs being in
eminenty and deserving of medical
At all it is the possible article of
Holland gin heretofore ttainabe and SUCH be
f.lv nrasc ihad hx nh
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beg call the of the reader testi
monials n favor of the ScHNAPPs
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WOLFE's sCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs

ROES DOZXL M-FOR THE TEETH AND
breath fragrant heathul. efcacious mouth wash
only. OF drmggsts and INVITES. DAG Grand St. N Y.
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take great pleasure in bearing highly credable testi-
efficacy remedial in the diseases for
which you recommend it; Having natural tendency to
the surfaces with slight degree of stimulation
| regard IL of the most important remedies of
chronic catarrhal affections. With much respect, your
obedent servant,
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So says Armand when he denounees Camille HUM-
PHREYs PARTISAN DIAMONDS Jewellers cannot detect
them They a coating of real diamond dust pure
base which lasts forever They for sale only
HUMPHREYS jewelry $40 Broadway, 18th
ST., New York. Price list sent free. Has agents
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THE LADY OR GENTLEMAN soJoURNERs AT
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.

each packet. Sold by druggists.
APOLLINARIS
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DAVID L. MOTT, N. D..
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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scHsArps remedy in chronic catarrh complaints.
&c -