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Cnrton Sales OF Real Gsthle.

PARTITION SALE.-Bernard Smyth viii
sell auction Of Real Estate kNchahKe Nos' ~ W W
Libertyst. New-YOIk. -, 80
' " Fnl DAY. JULY 81. 1875. . - o,o
NJ u O'clock noon the cleg private residence 80 -
e1inston.ave with lot twenty ioet SIX inches mont a Ir
by ghty-aght feet six inches deep
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g. r. & T. A. p. q. r. r. r. o. +. A. T. II: II
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT COS STEAM
IN Frs NokTHAM AMP CoNTuNENTAL leaye
peck Sim Pier No. Zj r. H. at D. m teundays e1ccpte
and D. lsundays inc ndedl Sonpscrg ss
TiEIH UOfYOKE. DE. Tickets sold and baygage checked
nj ga broadway Y. and Courtst, Brooklyn E1cur-
sion 10 \ ew-HaveD. 81 80.
DOpULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON
~ raa All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
EXPRESS trains daily sundays excepted 10 Boston at
M farior ear atached) and IL D. ~ with palace sleep
ny az sundays al win palace sleeping cars)
Newpot fast express Grand CentI Depot lparlor
Csfs AiNA~Heo ~ '' 1897 II. W. POPPLE. Agent
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Summer Resorts.

ADIRONDACKS.-Al House. Lake Plsci'
N YIN the midst Of grandcst Adirondack sccnsry
elevation go feet sanitary conditions ptrect n noa
stc address HENRY ALLEN. Lake Pacid, " 4.
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Gllnntlor5 Oanicl-- feMIIei

MALE AND FEMALE Help
W AT
TUE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
chartered by 1hc state OF New. ork
<. ODFLI. President J.. '. ODkLI~ treasurer
~ H. Pl.O-- lli SECRETARY ". A. KELLOGG, Attorney.
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Stage Of tho Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,,
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THO Mooney cnse Again.

John Mooney's case again occupied the
attention Of tho Supreme Court OF Appeals
yesterday. It's argument consumed the
entire session Of over two hours, Attorney
General Caldwell and Prosecuting Attor-
ney Jordan representing the State and
Col. Arnett and John o. Pendleton, ESQ.,,
the defense. The case came up on the
appeal from Judge B5yd's decision in the
habeas corpus hearing. Judge Boyd, IL
will be remembered, remanded the piis.
oner. MONEYS attorneys argued that the
sentence imposed by Judge Jacob-one
years imprisonment in the penitentiary
and 500 fine-was excesAive and illegal,
and that itcould not be corrected, but
Mooney must be discharged. The State
held that the sentence was in conformity
to law, or If 1t was not It wSs competent
for this court to correct 1t, striking out the
excessive clause. In arguing the case Col.
Arnett spoke briefly, saying he did not
care to argue up hill, and intimating that
he was satisfied that the Courts opinion
was already made up against his client.
The case was taken under adRisement.
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we lMQl4u Gess sssss
Masters u Combs, @. Welty, II. Beuter, Emshcinl.
or, g. Hell, 8. Frank and y. McAllAStor.
Piano MOONLIGHT OH the Hudson, Wilson
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city aud wheeling ron,

Strangers In tho City aud wheeling foLks
Abroad.
Mr.. H. M. Harper left for New York last
evening on business trip.
Walter s. Sands, Esq, OF Parkersburg,
arrived in the city last evening.
Theo. Meyers left last night for Helena,
Montana, via the Panhandle route.
Messrs. ]. w. Carter and Q. 0. Martin,
Of ParkersburR, were In the city yesterday.
S. p. Hildreth and wife will spend'a por.
ton OF next month at the Mineral Springs
near ParkeEsbprg.
Hon. A. j. Colburn, Of Somerset, Pa, a
member oft Pennsylvania Legislature,
was in the city yesterday.
The familyof Hon. A. j. Sweeney will
60 To the Mineral Springs near Parkers-
burg this week and spend several weeks
there,
MI. Joseph II. PAUL. is confined to his
room on fourteenth street by an attack
Of pleurisy. He has been laidup for over
aweek.
Mr.. NJ. @. G. Church has returned to his
home in Parkeisburg after an extended
Southern trip for the benefit ofhis health,
which has been much improved.
Mr., James Means, Of steubenville, a.
gentleman who possessed a,large circle OF
friends in this city, was buried yesterday
afternoon. his death occurred Sunday.
Hewas q brother Of bliss Tracy Means.
Judge O. P. 4. Moore, Of Mason county,
formerly Of the Supreme bench Of this
State. Is in the city for the purpose ofat
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The Poor Little onos.

We often see children withred efup-
tons on face and hands, rough, scalyi skin,
and often sores the. head. These things
indicate o deprayed condition Of the
blood. 1nthe growing period children
have need Of pure blood (which to build
up strong and healthy bodies. IL Dr..
Plerce's "Golden Medical Discovery" is
given the blood Is purged Of It's bad ele.
ments, and the child's development will
be healthy, and rs itshould be. Scrofu-
lous affections, ricketts,, fever sores, hip.
Joint disease or other grave naladies and
suffering are sure to result from neglect
and lack Of proper attention to such cases.
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Tnr Moundsvile Campmeeting 4ssocia-
ton has secured the services Of the emf
nent Southern Evangelist, Rev. Sam Jones,
who has been laboring with so much sue.
80. L, Tho Snnih - .A-.-. --.Ll- i
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Duet-Galop iIItair. Lahitzky op.1l2
hIlsSeS +. Muldo6n and D.! Fisher.
aledIttory. n fsS Florence Y. Muld0on, City
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"A NAILgRs' VIEW.

In. spite Of this view, which prevails
with all the manufacturers who have been
seen since the strike began, the workmen
continue to,predict an early start. Said a
y1a;Inr lact NIGHT.
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rTnE IsreUtv; tNsTfrUrR.
=. Aaaaal oeass.a aaa eeansas.,nllsIa.

! y I'D b b. u ~
Its Annual Concert and commencement
Last Might.
The annual closing entertainments OF
the seguin Collegiate Institute for young
ladies are always looked forward owith
great interest by a large portion OF the
community. This school has. probably q
more numerous altlHsaae than any other
institution excepting the public schools,
and these, with the large number oil pr-
pills in the different Department. and their
friends, gives the Institute q wide circle
OF warm friends. Last night, in spite OF
the rain, the Opera House was crowded
downstairs by people who made up q very
flattering audience. The occasion was the
commencement and distribution OF re-
wards to pupils who had won them. AS
usual, an enjoyable musical and literary
programme was rendered in Q style which
reflected distinguished credit upon Miss
Pauline 81. Seguip, the efficient principal,
and Miss Z. Zelda Blanchard, the accom-
plished Directress Of the musical depart
ment. Where the individual perform
ances were so unexcepti onally excellent,
it would be unfair 10 single out any OF the
artistic renditions Of brilliant selections
for especial praise. The programme was
as follows:
Quartette- Mende,Sso hn's Gnud Wedding March
First PIANO. l9ss F. Mnldoon and l. Turner
Second Piano -htlSes Z. Russell and ii. Birch
salutatotJ. is Dota NJ Fishef Ohio County
Ghets@;
Misses Mollle Hadlich and Fannie smith:
Mis- Nellie MGloney
Piano Love BY Moon KinEel
Mis- Amelia Reich.
Vocal Bonnie sweet Gilbctt
Miss Emma Connolly.
The Three 9races
Misses II. Thompson, A: Iahn and X. Combs.
instrumental Dnet-P0stllllon Pol .....-D De Much
~ Misses Ella Kyne and Ella Vance.
Plano Solo-The Bohemian GlFl.......B Boyer, OPP. ~
MIS- Florence Mnldoon.
Chofus-Naney ADAMS
PAnrsIcosp.
Quartctte- Naxurka des Traineaux Aseher
FIrSt plano-MkseJ n. Mathews and ~. Hahlich.
Second piAno-MiSfs N. Schultz and ". Welty.
Instrumental Duet Brides Poi :D' Albert
tseclAu0n-The Old Actors Story
Miss Amelia Reich.
Piano Solo aytons Grand Blake
Miss Mary Mathews.
Vocal soto-Brown Eyes Has That Little
I s'' " Mis- Mamie Fletcher.
RecitGtfon- We Would
Or, q Hell, &. Frank and i. McAIlAstcr.
Piano Sol3-MoonlIght ON the Hudson. ..... Wilson
FL Mis- Minnie schultz.
instrumental Duet Galop Afltair. Lahitzky op.112
:, Misses i. Mnldeen and d Fisher s ,,,...
Valedetos Miss Florence VI &uldoon city
The choruses by the little children Of
the preparatory department deserved the
enthusiastic applause they received.
Thirty children sang in perfect time and
tune several popular but difficult songs.
Their training certainly required marvel
Gus tact and patience. Mr.. Frank Hem
mig made the announcement Of awards,
and Colonel Robert White presented the
silver cups and medals offered as prizes.
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TuR picnic at Wheeling Park tomorrow,
by the First Baptist Sunday School will be
an immense affair. At12 o'clock address
Is will be delivered, and singing, led by
Mr. Harry Kaslev, cornetiSt.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-1 a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, stationary barometer, followed
by rising temperature, northerly winds
becoming variable.
For the Lower Lake fair weather, sta
tionary barometer, followed by slowly
rising temperature, variable Winds, pre-
coded ineastern portion by westerly winds.
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g. L. CRAxMgR was yeGterday appointed
administrator OF the estate Of Caroline =.
TAYLOR, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum OF $1,000, with Daniel schambra as
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WnEgLINo MlLls AEFEcTRp.

The action Of yesterdays conference
will enable the Whitaker sheet mill, OF
this city, and the Standard and Etna
mills, Of Etnaville, TO start up as soon as
they eau get ready to resume work. The
Whitaker mill. while IL makes sheet iron
exclusively, does not use old rails or old
rail iron, and washot individually inter-
ested in the dispute over the clause con-
earning this kind OF work. The Standard
mill Is in the same situation. Itrolls no
old rails. The !Fstaa mill is the only one
10 this vicinity which will be affected by
the decision Of the subcommittee as to
what shall be paid for rolling old rails.
This mill uses eorne old rails or old rail
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Qi!ltiiGl.lLla
Disllgurlng Humors, itching Tortures,
and Loathsome Sores.

Ihayc. tried ior eleven year, TO have my wife
cured Of terrible skin disease. The Ctiticura
Rem0iies (Cutleuta Resolyenb the new Blood
Putlhef, Internally, and Cuticufa, tho great Skin
Caro-, and CuieuEa Soap, Gu exquisite skin BeAntl.
der, externally have done In alx WeelS what |
have tried for eleven yeafs 70 hRvo done You
shall have the particulars Rs soon as can give
th0m 70 you aud as We are 80 well known In this
remedies will CUE all who use them.
MAYkNILE, Ky. CHAs. III. MHlIE.
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SEERI,ING'S SCALP.
pEE.nfooRAT1o pEsIaNs ppoNs IT.
some q tho ohasgss Tie Taithfal wlli'
MAKE to Prove that the P. N. isanlos.
fenslyo fartisan-fr. simpsons
sshene-A Ward for Mr.. Egsstss.

II was currently reported yesterday
among the faithful, and by them received.
withgreat satisfaction, that charges against
Postmaster Sterling had at last been for
warded TO the seat Of war. These charges
are known to have been in preparation
for some time end are said to have
been prepared in the Office Of well
known Democratic lawyer and politician.
It may be said that they DO not charge
Postmaster Sterling with pocketing the
pcstofice building nor with blowing up
the lamp.post mail boxes. The leading
idea Is, that he Is an "otfensiye partisan"
ola very rank type and mature growth.
WHAT soMy OF rHB CHARGES ARE.
The specifications are, that when he
took charge Of the office he turned out
Democrats and put In Republicans; that
he rode in the Logan procession when the
walking was good; that he helped to
receive Blaine aud did 1t in q very often
sive manner; that he was obnoxiously
prominent during the whole campaign;
that he dropped in his ballot with dull
defiant thud; that he received the election
returns at the headquarters Of the Lincoln
Club In preference to those Of the then
extant Jefferson Club, and that since the
Inauguration OF the new President he has
not once been heard TO hurrah for Cleve-
land. It may be that there are some
slight Inaccuracies in this free hand
synopsis OF the charges, but this outline
will be found to be substantially correct.
m THE INTEREST or MR.. SIMPSON.
It's understood that this move is made
in the interest Of Mr.. Simpson, whose
friends belieyethat he has the inside
track for the postottice, aud are en-
couraged by the present activity in the
Postofiice Department to push for his i'm.
mediate appointment. The desire has
been, to keep other aspirants in the dark
with regard tothese charges, so that the
remoyalof Colonel Sterling and the APP
pointment Of Mr.. Simpson mighthe made
simultaneously and before the other can
didates could have a chance to get in
their work. A prominent German and
active Democrat who wasSseen yesterday,
said he believed that 1t was trut that
these char ges had been forwarded, but
he did not believe that Mr.. Simpson was
the coming postmaster; he would not
credit that statement until the appoint
mentwas made.
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on marriage license was Issued yestss.
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Al No. lois Main street Louis schwaIb
will furnish q superb turtle soup lunch to
all his patrons.
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ExctrtNa RACE Wednesday evening
time IL, 1885, At AlhAmbta Palace Rink
between Robert NJ ller, OF Harrisburg, Pa,
and Thomas Steele, Of Wayhesburg, Ia.
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Mr.. aIorrlsoa,s Fanetnl.

Yesterday, at noon, the remains OF r.
w. B. Morrison, who died at his home in
Steubenville last Saturday, arrived here
onthe Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
road, accompanied by his family and q
committee OF knights Templsrs from the
Steubenville commandery. The remains
were taken 10 the Stamm House, where
they remained until shortly after one
o'clock, when Wheeling Commandcty No.
l arrived to act as an escort. There were
several members Of Cyrene No. Z in line.
About forty swords, all told, were dis.
played. Col. Hugh Sterling was in com.
mand and Kfamer's band marched
at the head. The kearsc and
carriages were escorted as far
as the corner Of Market and Twelfth
streets. The Knights then marched to
the Elm Grove Railway depot, " here they
took o train for Greenwood, arriving at
the cemetery In time to receive the re-
mains, which were inferred according to
the ritual Of the order.
Tho deceased, during his residence here,
was o member Of the Wheeling Com.
mandety, and was one OF It's most active
workers and supporters. He was also
prominently identified with the order In
'Stenbenyille. He was Just In the prime
otliie when stricken down. He was well
liked by MI who knew him, and his sad
death Is deplorad by all.
sFRlwpEsnY FKsry4L and secial;at the
Second Presbyterian Church, Thursday
evening. JunelIS. Admission ten cents.
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wIIAr rl1r GERMANS WANT.

.sMe have not asked much Of the new
administration he said, land we have
not received much from the State admin
istration, though we poll big vote, as
you know. We have requested that the
postotlice be given to i representative
German Democrat, and we. have suggested
one Of tho most competent business men
in this city. Can anybody say that A, O.
Egerter will not make good postmaster?
He has splendid endorsemsnts from the
business men Of this city OF both parties.
Woare not in a hurry to have Mr. Ster-
ling put out, but when he does go out we
think II no more than right that Mr.. Egg.
erter shall 20 in. We don't know what
Mr.. Simpson has done that he should
have this office anyhow"
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Excursion Rates for Fourth OF July, 1885.
The Pennsylvania Company and the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Rail
way will sell cheap excursion tickets TO
and from all stations on their respective
lines, on July I'd. Sd, aud 4th, good to re-
turn until July 9th, inclusive. This will
be an excellent opportunity afforded the
people living along the roads named
above to visit friends at q distance, or
form picnic or excursion parties for the
purpose Of enjoying the Nations Birth;
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JUST RECEIVED.

Alarge assortment Of Spring and Sum.
MGR Stock, consisting Of tho latest Yarie-
ties In C$atings, Suitings, Pantaloonings
aud 0Yercoatings, which ne will make
up in the latest anil best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also q full line OF Gents Furnishing
Goods.
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A SPECIAL train will leave the Baltimore
& Ohio depot, in this city, at $3.50 o'clock
tcity time5 tomorrow morning, Tor the ac-
omnlodation OF those attending the An
maj Distribution at Mt. de Chantal. The
ay aver commence at II o'clock.
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Mock TuRrLE Sour will be served this
morning and evening at siebke's New
Tidal Wave Saloon, 14l0 Market street,
(sheekeys old place.. s1
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G. HESS & SONS.
Therm,olnetar Ilrcorh.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnhpfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
"a. NJ, 76e; ian, 1852. NJ, SS; jim,
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OUT VIgHlII5HLlVL, yUu bVet bIdlIub On III
entirely different footing from the Iron
Manufacturer Association. The latter
includes all sorts OF mills, and its mem.
bersrepresentc ontlictipginterests. Agreat
many work on speclalties, and cannot
stop, or ara not willing to stop. With US
1t Is different. We are all in the same
boat. We all make nails, and what is TO
the interest OF one man is to the interest
Of all the rest. Il is therefore folly to ex.
nnrt q hrank In nnr rankan
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Mr.. Z. GrpktN has made arrangements
TO serve Tuttle Soup TO oil his patrons this
evening Ct 1891 Market street,
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nLnrNHEs CURED.

fused your cuticata Remedies for BlotehcS, and
am completely cnfed, to my indispensable Joy.
Cutleurg solp Is the best have ever used, and 10
the profession u Is Invaluable for cleandng tho
aud al the ELuH used by them, leaving the akin
pure and white and soft, Ny greatest pleasure q
In recommending such an article. II. MACK, NJ
Champion Comique Roller Skater.
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TaE mo SENATORS coMlNa.

In conversation with other candidates
and their friends the general impression
was found TO be, that Mr.. Simpson had not
been chosen for postmaster, and that the
field is still open, though the present
activity OF Mr.. Simpson and his friends
made il necessary to give the matter a lit
tie more attention. Thetwo Senators are
expected III this city the latter part Of this
week, WHEN an effort will be made by the
postoifice asplrants to ascertain their
views on thisanbject.
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sQvIuR PRrERMAXrequired young Henry
Wagner to give bond in the sum Of 500
to Keep the peace for one year. Wagner is
the son OF O. w. Wagner, the cigar man,
who was discharged last week onhisgood
behavior, and at once went home and be-
gan 10 abuse bis mother, for which he
was re.arrested. He furnished the bond
a nd tran rnlaannd n
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Bio fiye-mile race against time at the
Chapline street rink tonight by Blake
ney, Of Rochester, N. Y, the champion
tive-mile skater OF the world. Record,
l7:3b. ~, --.. ". ..ass al
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EXCITING RACE Wednesday evening,
June II, 1885, at Alhambra Palace Rink,
between Robert Miller Of Harrisburg, Pa,
and Thomas Steele, Of Waynesburg, Pa.
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FOR SALE.

Five roomed Hou1e, No. 1910 Jacob ;tt g ~.
BItsine8 Houses, No. 400 and 9lVl MALE SNN-
AhGlt lot ON e0yenteenth Eteet. ,r.,S WDdg
aid Farm, near ffiadelphlA; 50 lrfes' l., iISsgI;
house, barn, corn cribs aud 0.heI pI,",sSa,
orchard OF rs trees, choice tEulk GpPls,' .Si,M
pear, DC. RAid 70 DO one Of The mus 9''1
snail farms in Ohio county. -, rf1,stt.
BlaeAanIittl Shop, Tools, Bellows Y, NV W.
Chapline STREET botIth Of SeVcntectish AEs ,i
Thomas Newman Properly on slEtrea@ '''
and Seventeenth street. m. Eocd
Lot No. 10, east side Of Eoh street, E9'
lot south d. TWeuty- Eighth street
Farn1 and other property Tot kAlt' ,,,S
JAMES A, HENRY, Real H 9,l.NS ~bshA
,es o0's'''GsS o a1 ias alt'' S''
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Mock Turtle Sour will be served this
morning and evening at siebke's New
Tidal Wave Saloon, l4l9 Market street,
lsheekey's old PLACED. Z
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NEYRR a coMrlAINT.

sinee have been telling .yoWt cutiupra Rene.
dies have never heard lHkl6 complaint, but on
the contrary every nne who has tiSed them has
been Wel pleased with them, and they outseil ali
othets. kRcuBeRRkY,p Druggist
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TuRr1E Sour LuscH at Louis schwalb's
this morning and evening, No. 10lS Main
street, -f
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THE p1rrsDuRGm ACcoUNT.

Astatement That oniy tho Pittsburgh NM
Will Start
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uEsr FOR ANYTHrNo.

Having used your Cn,icura Remedies for eirh
tGon months iof letter, and finally cured Il, an
anxious 10 E0t II 70 sell on commission. can n.
eepamend e beySed any remedies have ever uSeh
madeleine have ever tried for anything. ~
I MYkILR MIBL r. g HORTON e
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MIR. n. GlpL1v has made arrangements
To serve Turtle Soup to all his patrons this
evening at 1891 Market street.
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TURTLE Sour Of the finest quality at
Thomas Giblin's saloon this evening, No.
1881 Market street.
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EXcrrjxG RAGE Wednesday, evening,
June II, 1885, at ALEXANDRA Palace Rink,
between Robert Miller, Of Harrisburg. Pa,
and Thomas Steele, OF Waynesburg, Pa.
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Exciting RACE Wednesday evening,
June II, 1885, at Alhambra Palace Rink,
between Robert Miller, of Harrisburg. Pa,
and Thomas Steele, Of Wasnesbprg, Pc.