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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs
FOR GRADING.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, D
NO. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET,
MILMINGTON. Dol. MnN % Ihs2 \

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, }
NO. ~ EAST SIXTH STREET, ;
WiLMINGToN, Del, May22, 1882.
Sealed proposals VIII he received In the l,sx in
the city Council Chamber until I'D o'clock d,
M, Friday, May 26th, 1882, for grading the bed Of
Ninth street. between NanHuren aud Franklin
streets, and Harrison street between Eighth
ana ninth streets. The amount of material to be
removed Is about 1900 cubic yard. The stone
must be broken small enough to he used at the
City stone Breaker where the said stone must he
taken and deposited by the contractor. The dirt
10 he taken and deposited at such places as the
street Commissioner may direct, provided the
distance Of hauling Is not greater than six
squares. The work must be done under the SUI
perNlsiOn OF the street Commissioner, and must
he completed within ninety days from the time
the contract is awarded by City Council; for
every day thereafter the contractor must pay to
the CITY of Wilmington the sum of ten dollars
4 bond with security In the sum of one hundred
uollars must accompany each proposal for the
good iaith OF the bidder. The Committee reserve
the right to reject any bid that they do not think
~ VIII be to the int rest of the city to accept
All bids must be properly signed, sealed and en-
uOrsed Proposals for grading Ninth street be-
tween NanBuren and Franklin streets and Har-
rison street between Eighth and Ninth streets -
For further information apply to
L.. p. LYNCH,
street Commissioner,
ny oruer OF lhe opening streets Committee,
GEORGE ABELE,
o-@<-o Chairman.
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Thousands of equally strong endorsements
many OF them In cases where hope was aban-
nay oeen vSS1ntay S syen gnowns the
Liver Cure, In all diseases Of the Kidneys, liver
has any physical trouble, remember the great
danger Of delay.
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Thocounty nEeetsnr.

The Democratic county meeting win be
held in the old Court House at New Castle,
on Saturday afternoon a !. o'clock. It will
be the formal opening of TIE county, CAM
paign, and all Democrats who can apate NE
time should make Il ! point to attend. There
Is not much business % be transaeied,
beyond the appointment OF the County
Executive Committee and judges of the
county nomination elections, but 1t is always
desirable to have as many Democrats as
possible present, representing all sections of
the county. Agood, lively county meeting
will be regarded 80 q favorable opening of
the campaign, as It win instil vigor and
good feeling into the canvass from the start.
Let every Democrat who can possibly do SO
make 1t point to attend the county meeting.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-24

The BASE BALL fever is reviving in Phila-
delphia, and the games arranged by its two
excellent eluba attract large and apprecia-
tive audlsnces.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-24

THE WILMINGTON FIREMEN are being
royalty entertained by their brethren in
Harrisburg. An account of their reception
will be found elsewhere in to-day's paper.
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HARpER,s FRANKLMlI, LMlI,..si:S' sSSa' /
BRARY; a weekly PD1,pnnrrsuhy,
ing works of Travel, Blog,srpg 'loIses rTnpgiH
10 to rs cents per nqmUs,, H,sre Librsl
"Harper's Franklin q.lS SqIlSiIo on lpPl
be furnished gratuitogss,Sys W Subes
to HAnrEn : -BFSssSSInnniD b q Number, -
price, per year, oil o' ~
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THH tRINe. REpuBLIcANs of Whining
ton look with unconcealed dismay upon the
Independent movement in Pennsylvania.
In this revolt they read their political DEATH
warrants, and "seeing Cameron" viii not
save them from their well-deserved defeat at
the polls. l .a Ia o esaI ti..-i
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The Weekly Edition

of the Enquirer ought to be in the hands of
every farmer, every mechanic and every
toiler in the land. As an agricultural paper
full of fresh, valuable and reliable informa-
ton, 1t will be without a rival A corps of
contributors has been retained whose
practical and theoretical knowledge in all
branches of good farming is unsurpassed.
We thank our readers for that liberal
support that has enabled us to print the best
newspaper in the West, and ask con-
tinuance of the same and your assistance In
making known the merits of the paper, and
increasing its field of usefulness.
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Harper's PeriOdi'

~ PER fEAh
sHkRPER,s MAGAZINE
HAIsPER's WEEKLY
HARPER'S BAZAR
The THREE above publications
Any Two above named n,p
HARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
HARPER'S YOUNG PEortI SoIrl Al
HARPER's FRANKLIN 0s'%,
LIBRARY, (59 numberS)l u
INDEX TO HARPER's MASAIiN''
l to go, 8vo, Cloth
Postage free to all suDScf'O''
ted States or Canada.
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In order that the public may fully realize
the Renuineness Of the statements, as well
the power and value Of which they speak, we
publish herewith the fac-simile signatures of
parties whose sincerity is beyond question. The
truth OF these testimonials is absolute, nor can
the facts they announce be ignored. -
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ALFRED WALTON, M. D.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. Ia 1881.
II. II, WARNER 4 CO.-OEAR SIR: FOR several
years have been troubled from q lame back, +,
general debility and more less diHlculty in the
urinary organs. On the recommendation of a
physician In Philadelphia used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. ! can only add that It's
effects were all that could have been possibly
desired, and my relief 10 thorough, and as far as
human foresight can Judge permanent.
JOHN H. BRITToN,
s2l West Sixth Street.
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SOME IMPORTANT STATEMENTS OF
wELL-KHowN PEOPLE WHOLLY vERI-
FLED.
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RAILROAD LINES.

Buy the new No. s Wheeler 81 Wilson
machine. 1t is decidedly the best.
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WILMINoroN DpL.

WILMINGTON DBL, Aug. 13, 1881. q
II. II. WARSER 4 Co.-GENTLBMEs; As
physician, and also In the capacity Of druggist,
have recommended and prescribed the use OF
warmers Safe Kidney and l,iyerCure to at least
10 persons, all afflicted with Kidney trouble. In
each and every instance they were cured.
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w-HARPER's, ,aiSeen Iva three . A
thousand volumes, WIZ
receipt of Nine Cents
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NEW PUBLIoAr1oxs

NEW BOOKS.
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LIVE STOCK MAKKErs-gY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO June 10 CtrrLE-Roce,uts t-aay l. 500 head
Iota Tor week nus ar fSOo heat
Ialf demand except for OmmOn which sa.es
IRA Steers - O0ty. Good % Choice Far
70 Medium - > q 20 ght seer - Oa 40 Texas
steers Common % Choice SASS 25 Fat Cows sj % e. 2
Common, 4as4 49, st0ckers dull IS sJasf 10 ChOc- 60
SHEEP AND JthB3-keceipI az. 1000 heal total
the thus far 1900 head for same time last wees
lower; sales Fair 10 Good Clipped sfdsf75 Choice r.
o. d; number OF cars remain Uns0d.
HOSs-KeCeipt- TO-DAY. 5000 heal total for week
1000 heal; for same time last week. 9.5OJ
signed through u market dun prices
saes Workers, 81 yUaf7 5 Light Mixed ~ 7J
Good Medium Weights. - 2oNrS 30. PIGS. - 5Oa@T.
CHICAGO. June -. Hos Receipts. 1000 head ship
meHt 900 head very active and higher early
day speculative account closing weak and barely al steady
Iaes hi1sd - 3S9as go Heavy - . u" lgnd - ~
CATTLE-Kscepts. 1000 head; shIDmonts 1900 head de-
mand very weak Natives dull barely stsay; Exporfe $50
- 90 Good To Choice Shipping - - IS; COninen
far - 00ef Mixed Butchers, generally far and tive aud
prices nrmer; Poor Fair 70; and &c
higher annefs s3 75et So shippers 81 IOqsJ -; stock
sHEEPeceipts. 90 head; shipments demand fair:
marset au Dnt steady Common TO FAIR sS4S4 Ae'Idm %
Good, - - - jls Choice 81 6O0Sj.
British cable dispatch qotes Cattle and sheep ic higher;
Medium 10 Good American steers ljulc top Sheep, 100
2lc per D. estimated de adj weight, sinking ofs .
LAST LIBERTY. Penn June 10 CAif.g-Rcceipts 3026
head mar4et dull Prime ass 20; Gooc 81 jO3s1 Com
mon. s. JuGSo.
Hocs-Iseceipts 2lOO head; market fair Phlade phas.
SHEEP Receipts 5000 head market dq Best - Is,
Good, Sl0s4 %, Common. ~ 50as3 IS.
81 LOUIS June lSHOGs Receipts 500 head; shipments
800 head ct steady Pgs, Light YOrssr,
sas 90 Packing ~ 70Gss 10; Butchers Fancy 100
- 40.
CATTLE Receipts 800 heat: shipments 400 head market
active and nrm; Common Fair from
- - Choicest Native shipping
grades offered; Native Butchers stock
TO Choice Heavy Mutton wanted at "a % $J los grades
duh and hard 10 sell
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DLED.

BLACKFAN-On June TO- at her residence No 30 East
4th-st Jane BLackal IN the 0Jh "a widow u
Jesse backfan and mother Of captain wilson Deeud0r
friends invited 70 attend the funeral from
her late residence Wednesday June b. lso2 a o'clock
HARPER-On saturday June - ia her I'D year. HANNAH
relict OF Joseph Wesley Harper.
The reatyes and friends are invited to attend the funeral
on "Wednesday morning, the 2lst inst. at Ia o'clock
GREENOAK-on Friday. June 8. Caroline N. Greenoak.
Relatives and friends invited attend ,ho
late residencc IN Astoria l. tuesday morning az 20
o'clock
Masonic pomfret. Conn., jane IS. Martha Whitman
Funeral Pomfret a tuesday. goth, at 2 O'Clock.
MCMULLEN-In MOIrstOwn y J., Saturday, June II.
IN The I'D year Of her
lyn on Tuesday. the 10Th inst. N 8 O'ciocx D. M.
MACKAY-ID Brooklyn Saturdav. June y. l5S2 william
Mackay pastor Tue Church OF the Covenant Tor many
years faithful and devoted citg missionary.
place Tuesday, tn 29th al p. m.
NEILI--uddenly. Monday morning. Westded y. T.,
Eliza Con glOn, wife of the Rev Henry Neill
Relatives anl nens invited 70 attend the funera
Wednesday, 30 NJ, from her late res ence Prospect
Burial IN ElmwoOd Cemetery, SAdgticOAe, \. \.
IL Is kindly requested Chat friends omit lowers.
PRATT-At Philadelphia SUNDAY. June - Marshall
Pratt formerly OF Birmingham tn-land M
RAHTDn the l9th inst her late residence the Rocking.
ham, cara F. vile OF Charles rant
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RUsHBY SATURDAY. June u. AZ the residence q hs
daughter Mrs spencer 40. $50 cot 10th st. Joan
RusnDg, aged II years
Funeral vii place the residence Tuesday,
tie goth INST, AT y N.
sPENCER-In Poughkeapsie. June -. 1892. Alice Miller.
daughter Of the Rev William Whitaker and vile Of James
seymour spencer
wELcH-At Denver June Is, william C. welch aged 20
Funeral at his late residence Freehold J, "Wednesday
TaAe Is train On Central RR OF Y. T.. Liberty ST. NY
WEsr-Rebecca West widow Of James est Of Philadelphia,
the ~ ia year OF her
Philadelphia papers please copy
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The foreign malls Tor week eating SATURDAY.
June - lso-. close AZ tAs 0llce ~ s-DAA. AZ
Europe Dy steamship Anyss.uia queens
town. DN t,DA 1, at m. Europe by Ssrvlz,
Queenstown letters lOr Germany France
directed per ,crNla and 40 % tol germany
steamship EDs southampton ami bremrn tetters Tor
Great 8rtAn ana other European e0uutes must be lrceteI
per hOo aud ~ Tor France direct Dy steamship
Labrador. Wa HSvrei on IhLkSDAi. at Giu =.
Europe by steamship city or brus-la Queenstown
ers for Germany ana France must be- directed Per cry u
Brussels and 40 $50 for Europe ny steamship Nle-
land. VIA Plymouth, CherDOurg ana Hamburg sArUR-
DAY, al a. a., Tor Europe by steamship 9ermalic.
Queenstown ettes Tor oeruany aud scotland 6-
az o scotland N
steamship ItlOia, ~ glasgow an a. for Bel .iau
direct bv steamship Nadrrand via Anl~erp aud III 4 IN
EurOpe Dy steamship central erGe. soullantl
The mails Tor Porto kco direct. by .slm-lD
Antllas close TUESDAY al N. The mails Tor Aspn-
south faciue by lsly civ o. Para CLOSE "a
WEDNESDAY 40 10 a m. Tie malls Tor a. Domingo bY
schooner Harry Carey. close Oh "a lsDAN shs
the NtudNau Islands.
on - EhN h>pAh az p ul Ine mails for cuba. ia.
NeNlcO1y steamship o.
DAY at 1850 p Tho mails Brazil. by steamship Glen.
stunoA wa BALTIMORE crosse tn kSDAl az $50 a
The malls Tor lorta-i Ate SaSanila &C. GrrytOMn aud
POrt Lu0l ny steamship tastelgld FRID Al AZ ~
lie mats Or tIuAlA 40 lAd has VA Ne..Or,eaa.
close on FRIDAY at $50 T. IA The mails for favf. ~
steamship Andes close u RDAN IN IN. mail.
Tor tuba ana fotO kc,, ~ steamship Niagara clOsa ln a.
NRDAN AZ 1880 y a. The mails Tor CHINA and JaRan VI.
san Francisco close June p, al raa mails for IA
uAliA, &c, VIA san traDcisc0. close June - a b. IN
HENRY q. PEAaSsO.,, go.tnAs.aa
Fost ONCE. Nee-lorA, 49, IL. lsaA
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THE SITUATION IN OHIO.

WARREN, o., june l9.-Westlake s. Co.
tonight made agreement with their employees sign
tho Ptsburg scale conditonay, AMI orders have been
given to start the rolling mill on Wednesday
CLEVELAND, o., Juae l9.-About the same number Of
men went 10 work this morning on Sturdy at the
Cleveland Rolling Nils. A few non-uniOn strikers re-
sumed their Old IN the wire mill, being the first
10 return. No disturbances occurred. Sensational re-
ports prevalent OF trouble between small parties OF
worknen and the strikers at points remote from the
Mills but serious disturbance since tne assault upon
BLYTHE, Is authentic. Mnen he cleveland Rolling Mills
stu. down for the night WOrkmeu wee started home
as usua under the protection of about 100 regular pO-
ce tew people In the adj ent strccta u tuese
uruce .sious nave ceased 10 pe novelty. Two uAi0u
men lrt the ranks OF the strikers to-day and went %
work II the Cleveland RO ng Mil Companys rail mill
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. TIE STRIKES AT PITTsBURG.

PIrrsBURG, Penn, June 19.-The Canal
Dover Iron Company signed the scale but there is
10 report whether the mills in operation to-
dav Word has jest been received al the Amagnmated
Association head Iarler- that the OHIO FATS Iron COM
pany, OI SeNAb4uy, Ind, mas signed AM also agreed
10 nav ID Der cent more than Plttsburg. Tonight
Rotary Martin has received word that the Bay View,
Wis Iron Company had signed compromise scale, sub
ject 10 the one TO rule here. IL mining matters bad
break j. exported Mansfield twenty-five old miners
returned work Bells mines to-day az the reduction
and a. many moro ready 10 70 IN to-iIOtrOw.
meeting been called for tomorrow and every effort
viii be made bring tReul OUT again IL the strikers
are not successful ga this II = thought that others vii
follow, and a virtually breaking up Of the strike Will DC
mo ruaulG
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 20 d. m.-since noon Of
Yesterday the movement IN the barometer has been up
ward Clear and fair weather followed IL the after
noon by cloudy AID partly cloudy weather with tAun-
der showers in the afternoon and evening The rainfall
measured o. Of az inch. The temperature ranged be-
tween CO. and s57. the average GJ7s1 being 70
lower corresponding day aht year. ana ~
cooler aud eo4r OK fair weather may be expected to-
day this city and vicinity.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR NE past "a hours

WASHINGTON, June 30. l a. m.-The bar
oIneter is highest north OF the Lake region, and lowest
in the Upper Missouri valley Fair weather has pre-
vailed In the Mississippi Valley, and thence eastward 10
the Atlantic coast with cooler northery winds in the
Lake region the Ohio Valley Tennessee and tie Middle
Atlantic states. Warm southeast winds continue on
the In gland, and South Atlantic coast, and warm
winds continue IN the Southwest. The winds
have shifted easerly ia the Northwest, with cooler
and partly cloudy weather.
Indications for to-1tGy
For New Eng and. the Middle and South Atlantic
States cooler far weather, north 10 east winds AID
Li -lrr barometer,
CdutiOpdry signals
Cautionarv Of-shOre signals continue from ChlncO-
league 70 PgOvucetOWn.
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PATIENCE.

revival of Patience" occurred last even
,,~ Al the standard Theatre. The occasion was
- rather interesting by the B"nWorhe
- 1hn Howson. who in dress, appearance
md general manner presented pretty ial'ului
n" =, oscar Wilde Ontside OF THE the revival
IA,,,ds and uaattrac i've. The company appeared a.
-, !, N uiglt have been gotten together On rainy
lsss-,f MANY % the PRINCIPALS could not sing; ana
sc no had not lost Their voices had forgotten ther
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the Ramble, near the Cave yesterday morning In his
right hand sTnaT pistol with which he had shot
himself in the head The body taken 10 the Morgue,
where IL lay unclaimed last evening. The dead man
one the silk Brothers, who kept fancygOOds store at
No. 81 Eght-ave They were bsfned out about thres
weeks ago. aud II Is supposed that business troubles
were the OF the suicide.
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TRYING 10 HANG HIMSELF

Bernard McGuirk, ago fifty, attempted to
commit suicide at his home, No o23 Flrstaye at II
o'clock last night. He discovered by his vile with
rope around his neck In the act OF hanging himself Iho
police we're informed and he taken TO bellevue HOS
pta It l. said thg ~ health ana CONSEQUENT lASA u
om g.Oyment were tho cause VI the aoL
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>,.r.cv and everything turning their STONY eses
sbe Denoos hing tc be struck down aud kept doNh'
3 .sSs - cSunryman. Arthur Is ctyboy KeP i "a
Corpeh II On ~ be BY General Arthur; is
tca1sh "a beir on Cornell He does rot require 10 as
tns ' SdaStry Republicans OF Tie INTEGRITY 81 MS geh nd
motives on the watch. Tie besettng trouble OF Gen
tereh, Arthur has always been an INDECENT .ng and
eral Asrb makes close application, early rising anu
rure, W. ~ nd Objectionable 20 him Hence ne II
esr the oompany OF those who sit up late, ana the!
III - of the best kind.
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.,,.,,srFD WITH SOUTHERN BOURBONISM.
lLNN ~. IicEahl.rn Mcrnld DenLl

The Southern Democratic party mas "a, ah
Au0 s.Ntess plAtfOAn. 1T is toned with justice eqna
nmos OF the rights of the weak, the educatoh
w ~ ysnorsut and the purity OF the ballot of
al me - ra+form Il not the standard by which some "a
Isten W Govern themselves The platform oilers
the az the dicult and dangerous Iace-proolen on
tos tnsfice to both but the BOurOons 40 nv
ps ~ ~ IT, They resort to the catchcry mat IHey
wos ,Sser submit 20 Niger rule to excuse ther SUI
VIII ho - strlcv fair ballot and prevent the partcl-
pless 80 c,'ored citizens IN public affairs 1hey over
Ys'GS no permanent, Just results lheFe can oe no
N,seiory lasting resuits IN working oy e'"AuiN Va
sau'-ltrancc fraud hypocrisy and violence.
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DETROIT MARKET.

DETROIT June 19-Four quiet IS 751e8 Wheat dulst;
No. White spot. 81 - bid June 81 ~ \ bid; X
August n g7't septenber 81 O9's al tho 81 %
orl dlill no ,. asked. firm. 30 Nnite sc.
tecepts-Four 1000 bba; Wheat O,OOO bush. Corn 1900
Dushi Oats 1000 bgsh shipments Flour. none, Wheat,
Z,UOU BUSH. Corn, LOO bush. none
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DECISION AGAINST GCIrE4U

NAsHNGTJN, JuLe l9.--Justice Bradley. Of
'he Un.Led stae supreme Court to-day relaersd =, do
ssOu denying tie application Tor writ VI habeas car
~ ~ tA- Gulteag caEe- w.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Price IN wrappers really mailing, cent, var COY
copy. year S. ave copies "a yea cOrts @ll "a
extra s-s POst@ Tree - the suOscf Der
IHE TRIBUNE
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Yen will find everything the FURNITURE CARPET
BEDDING line at CONFERENCE.-The, 1873 70 lj9 thathamt
They give gest wshag Duy
BrJOy store, 40s 70 az Futon-st - year
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

-ss. .-roa.stisa. - % ~ t,r. n, Sg sssoa-s
Civ dis'a'sAf ' .'
pesa ulllht Irregular shts Inc irl-s., tas
4fl or lse
la-IcAtsd
n1tb Pharmacy. as EJ0saStg
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FOUND DEAD ~ cENrR1L PARK.

Officer Cougalin, of the Central Park Police,
found the body Of Henry sk. age twenty ave- lying IN
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lJoIititdI Nolltes.

Republican Central Commttee.-Reg1lar monthly meet
ing at 3cpu Hail. - West 33t This Tuesday
evening a ) o'clock JOHN J. - Bhll--N. IrcsilcuL
SJLDN b. SMITH, s.o-o+,rso.
Meeting Vi the Executive Committee ar 7;3o O'Clock
JOEL W. ON. Charm
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Nieder Settlers Water,

Bottled the direct supervision
ment is unequaled as rabe-Water
Recommended by the principal Medical Authorities o.
Europe
ANTHONY OECHs. 81 Wlrrel-st, - Y,
Sole Agent Tor the u.
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M4RRIED

BERWIND-TORREY-At Leghorn. Italy, May 81, ny tbe
Rev. Arthur Evelyn Cary. HeTpiine daughter and
Mrs EranAAn TorTey. ~ Mr. Edward J. BerwlHd. OF New
York.
Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 9th fsH
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Ready This Morning.

Piles Permanently Eradicat-d
to without send for
nlar cunAng IeirrenceS DR. ulNI ~ West .1t 81
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Moot & CliandOD

CHAMPAGNES
GREEN SEAL lSilery Mousseux SuDerelr,
WHITE SEAL lCremant a. Az blanc.
GOLD SEAL Grand Cremsnt Imperiall.
&. r NEE RI
the United states ~ One vines bran.
es. sc, 40 f. Broad 81. Nes. YORK.
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SPECIAL Notices


Artistic Memorials.
THENEW ENGLAN u iR AM E " * -, Hartford, 'Ol1
Quarries and workshops WesterlE z.
Fine mental Rli )ll uns TOrt "A tttnte DrlWlgB
stinates fIrnslei gtlOltslirgs 'Dssppn l5siJ-
ncCeL y. I Odce. l.Jll B'Sly. e ". CANFlslD Az
Brass Bedstends
Artistic. nelituy aIA durable
Recommended By AL physicians
Beautiful assortment. W. l. * J. 1ersereau
Manuisc urers. 32l Broadway. y. y
CharIer Institute.
TWENTG-,fNEN CoMAENCEMENT,
TUESDAY. JUNE 20. ar 7.45 ?.
Animal address b ri Rev Bishop LEJOHN. chapel
6taye Former pupils AID friends
VII receive tickets by sending their address
Carpetsspeca sale 800 pieces fine Velvet Carpets 81 80
per ward worth - and r. IS.
SHEPPARD kNAPP & Co, >lxrh-ave and l3th-st
Congress Wafer.
all C4thArtlc. Alternative specinc Tor al
disorders OF the stomach liver and kidneys Avoid hars
irritating native and foreign They impair the g'>
and kidneys thereby inducing repara0le It.
Home Made Preserves
PURE CURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS, JELLIEs. PICKLES. &c.
House keepers can get articles made from Old
fashioned receipts warranted pure by sending
orders SARAH :. McEbEAIH.
393 DegTaN st., Brooklyn. y Y.
Goods stored until fall circulars with references and prices
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