The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1858, Page 5

ewott, iste collecvor of the district of Portland and Fal- nowt, iu the Stave of Maus, For the relief of the here of Joon 8. Baad For tbe relief of Brevet Major James L. Dosaldaon, Quarkermast-r Ucited states army. For tne udmiasion of toe Sune of Kangas into the Union. For the reiiet of tne owners of the barg Attica, of Vort- inp, Marne. To acquire certain ianca neeted for the Washington uedues, in the Dimirlos of Colombia. ror the relivf of Anua « K Ring, Louise M, Ring, Gor- delin E King, and sa an) ( Laonoy, For the reef of Rufus Owioel. For the relief of Maj +r Jerenuimh Y. Dashiel, Paymaster ip the United Staves ar uy For tbe relief of Fabius 3taney ‘To create additions: tau districts in the State of Califor. ais, and for other purpos-s For tbe retie! of irs *asriet O, Read, executrix of the \ate Brevet Colone! a. © W fanning, of the Uaied seates wmy. For the relief of the lega! represeatatives of Davis! Hay, lecearet. For the relief of the heirs or legs! repraseatatives of Moherd D. Rowland, deceased, god others. ‘To enlarge the Detroit sna 3:ginaw district, io Michigan, Amencatory of ap act mutitiod “an act to estanliva tao sdaitiopa) laud districts 10 tne Territory of Minnesota,’ ) w5E 1663. For the relief of the Aongarian aettiers upoo corteln ‘tracts of tand ip Iowa, rivterto reserved trom sale oy Order of the resiaens cutcd Jaouary 22, 1896 To authorise the deeretary of the Troaeury to sell the old Custom House ano site ia Bath, Maine, aad for other ‘To provide for the pe ers ag safe keeping of public verchives in the State of Osiiforoi To aweno the ack entiiled “AD act to ascartata end settle the private land cians in the state of Cabforais,’ wareb 3, 185) O° ihe preveatan and punishment of frauds in lead Aities w Califoruse For the retief of bangs ~~ gpa J. Caatiald, and Jo-eph Lanne om a ne oniees be sa ¢ of che reservation held by the Caris- tein Ind:ang, and to provide @ permansnt home for ssid Tnd-aos. “For the relief of Stephen R Rowan. For the relief of Calsh Soerman. BOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS. To amend the acten itied + Au ast to regulate the com. are members of Congress,’ approved August 16, 1666. For the relief of Gen Sylvester Churchill. Making &» appropriation tor the payment of expenses of imvretiga ing commticer «1 the douse of Representatives, Resoecting the diatributi'n o/ cerium public documens. For the relief of Beory 0: ndorf. Autboriz'ng the arrangement and disposal of public Duildiogs im the city 0! Philadelphia. For payiug the compensa of stenographers employ ed by Committees of tbe Hs of Repregentauves. ‘Authorizing Oommodore M F waury wo accept ® gold medal awarded to bim by the Emperor of Austria. Making @n agprovriation to pay the oxpeases of the several investigating committees of the House of Repre- Bentalives. SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS. ‘To authorize the Secretary of the freasury to audit and Bottle the accounts of tue cootractor for the erection of the United States Marine Hospital at San Franciaco, Cali- foruia Yo extend and define the authority of the President ‘under tre act approves January 16, 1867, eatitied “Aan saci to amend an act entisie? an act to promote the offi- ciency of the navy,” in respect to oropped and retired ‘aval officers To extend the operation of the act approved January 16, 1857, entitied ‘‘an act to amend an act entitled an at te promote the efficieocy ot tne Navy "’ Toauthorize certain officers sud mon engaged in the search of Sir Job Frank 10 to receive certain medals pre- sented to them by ihe government of Great Britain. Devolving upou the secretary ot War the execution of fan act of Congress entitied “an act supplemental to an act menuoned,” approved December 22, 1864. Provioing for the pa: mens of certam expenses of hold- ing the Uuited states Courts ia the Territcry of Utab. ‘Authorigiog Lieutenant Wiliam N. Jeffries to accept a sword of honor from ber Majesty, tue Queea of Spain. For the adjustment of oifficulties with the republic of Paraguay. 3 ‘To easen Soro further sermn the provisions of the joint rosotution Marob 10, 1! im relation to certaie Teured offivers a 2 ae Auwworizing the Secre ary ‘ar to expen appro. ee Jaly 8, 1866. upon such obannel of the St. "s river as be may select. For the benefit of tbe widow of Commander William ss ereee vasabis acznowieagunate 0 be made b; jo ack vow! the President to the British naval putberitios et Jamaice for the relief extended to the officers and crew of the United States ship Susquebanna, disabled by yellow For the relief of Joba Grayson. mee acertain sct approved May 11, HOUSE BILLS. Supe 30, 1869. Makteg approvriations for the current and contingent expenses of the lngian Depsrtment, and for fulfilling treaty with various cian tribes for the year ending Jupe 30, 1669. Making for tbe Sonsular and diplomatic ‘the government for the year ending June 30, tor the State of Suuth Carotioa appropriations for the support of tife Military y for the year eudiug June 30, 1859. ‘an Ominaion 1b the emerument of a certain act of Thomes Smithers act for ine reuiet of Whitemarsh, Seabrook Fevive an ect evtitied ‘An act for the relief of the , OF preeeLiatives of, William Conway, de- iy tor George W. Bisooe. Dopartasent of tbe Postansster” aarterly rewuras. ‘Stevenson. spafeats et g A R beirs and legal representatives of i i | 2 r) a aziz +44 4 ft fl i E i i i i Hi H 277 §8 iH Hi aaag8 i | li 2377 Begs Zz é FE | § s i | 3 E i i bs oF if i 5 z | as i g re z if i i | i i i i ! ! Ee # rile e8f EF i F “| F z wif egee? itt iii tt Hl i i Pr ELETE [ I : 3 ef is ! t : i i i i ie James Rump. Dr Ferdinand . Miter. Alona» aad Kibridge @. Colby. Tsaec Body and Samuel Fleming. afezzzzizi7 peeeeeese atti RRLALARLK i M4 £ | tl ‘ a3 g i i ; 7272 hai E i i _NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 12. ae TSR SEW YORA WEERLT HERALD. Ioportant OMvtal Despatehes from Uteh— ‘The British Outrages—Adatis in Wasbtog- don--News from Earope, M:xtoo, Cuba, St. the purpose of extending the Washington Comotery).*24 other purposes. For tho relief of the legal Dovovgh, deceared, late of Louisiana Yor toe relief of Benjamin Wakefield. ‘To establish # lene office in New Mexico. For the reliet of Gardner asd Vinosat and others. For the relief of Lieutenant Loomis L Langdon. De Mingo, Hayd, Soutn ava Central Awe For the relief of David McClure, admintetraser of Joseph rhea, &e--Destructitve Gale in Liliavie~ MoOrure, deceared. Leweet 1 . For the revot of Louis W Browtwolt. teat Untelligence--Bach«ts, die , de. ‘The Wane * Buzaup wif! be pupiisned at tam o'clock (his morning. .Antong te contents will bo found the foliew tag Important from Weebii\stou—Debate om the War Question tm the Benate—Twonty-five dew Vessels of War authorized by the House—Proposed Incr vase of the Retes of fostage— ‘The Appropriations of Congress. £0. ‘The British Outrages—Impo. tant Letter of Com. Rodgers, of the Water Witch—a British Naval Offcor's Opinion of the Outragee—The Lnvestigations Insiituteé by Ven. Uses—ia portant Official Hatements—Amother Letter of lustructions 2 ‘Mr. Dallas—An American Vessel Viztted by » Spanish War Steamer, 40. ‘The Utah Difioulty—Important Official Despatches from ‘Utah—Installation of Gov. Cumming inté the Governorship— Exodus of the Mormon People—Threatened Destruction of allthe Property in Utah, fc. News from Europe—First Fifeet in Kvgland of the British Outrages on American Commerce—Orders Sent Unt te stop them—Grand Schemes Nipped im the Bud by Palmersion’s Overthrew—The atlantic Uable, &c., do News from Mexico, Cuba, Haytt, 8t. Domingo, South and Gentral America, 4c. Destructive Gale im Iiinols—A Village Entirely De- stroyed—Immense Loss of Life. Rétterials—Che British Ontrages—Fotly of Kngtsh Dipto macy; The End of the B:itish Outrages—Tho Coburg Schames ‘Uamasked; Patwerston’s Organ on Ventral American af Gaire—The American Policy and iis Alms; The Prosidoatisl Buccession—The Opposition, the Democracy, and the admia Uration; Bmabarrsesments of the French Empire; The Finale st New Orieans—a Warning to the New York Taxpayers, 4c. Latest Hews by Telograph. Bingle copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had st the counter. Price six cents. ‘The mails for Southampton, Havre aud Bremen. by the steamship Northern Light. will close at the Post Office at balf-past ten o'clock this*morning. The Werxiy Henavp will be ready in time for mailing. Subsoriptions and advertisements for any edition of the New Yous Hunan will bereceived at the following places in Burope:— -Samson Low, Son & Oo., 47 Ladgate hill. Am.-Europ ean Express Co., 51 King William st. «.-Am.-European Express Co.,8 Place dela Bourse. “Am. European Express Co. 9 Chapel sireet, R. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East. . Am.-European Express Co., 21 Rue Corneille. For the relist of Thomas Hesam and B. 8. Brewster. For the roliol of leane Drow ana ciher eotilars epon he hic lands in the State of Wisconsin. Pevakiox ‘appropriations for the eupoort of the army for the year en June 30, 1850 Wakiog supplemental appropriations for the current and ‘covting: n\ expenses of the Indian aad for Cal- ‘ulg treaty stipulations with various {ndiaa tribes for the yoar en ayy 1869, To change time of holding the spring term of the District Court ef the United States for the Western District of the Bate of Texas. To repeal the sixth section of an act entitled ‘An act to authors the register or enrolment and ticense to be ‘gsued the name of the president or secretary of any mcorporated company owning @ steamboat or vessel,’ approved March 3, 1826. For the relief of William 8, Bradford. COURT OF CLAIMS, For the relief of Benjamin L. MoAtee and Isaac N. Enst- bam, of Loutsville, Kentucky. For the roliet of Captain James Molntosh, of the United Staten Navy. For the relief of the heirs of William Turvin, deceased. For tho relief of Peter Parker. Disastrous Floods at the West. Laravery, In., June 11, 1368. ‘Tteommenced raining here at 12 o'clock on Wedsesday Boop, and poured down almost incessantly until this (Fri- uy) morning. The Wabash river rose with frightful ra- pidtty and the inbabitants on the river botthms awoke in the morning to find their homes filling with water, and were obliged to escape in boats and by swimming oa borees. The Wea and Wild Cat creeks, two small streams, Tose in afew hours to raging floods. The Toledo, Wabash and Weatern Railroad across the Wea creek was entirely ewept away, doing damage to the amount of $20,000. ‘Thore are two more bresks weat and not less than five culverts east, on the same read, are also gone. There are Desides three other serious breaks. ‘Tt is impossible to estimate the damage to the Wa- bash and Erie Canal. At Walcott the feeder for the level, four miles east, the look and dam and five hundred fect of the embapkment are gone. The State bridge is also gone, end there are seven breaks between here and there. There are also several large breake at Attica, Dauphia, Logansport and Wabash. It will be impossible to use the cana! agein this eummer. A Law of Nature.— When the Natural Oat- lets for the waste matters of the bloed are closed or ohatrust ed. «sense at once makes ite appearance. It may de hoad ache or dyspepsia, or dizziness, or the men‘al impressions may be ered, or fever sets in, or scrofuls or cancer om mences, Or Worm He generated. or epilepsy COmAs On, or rbeumatiam, aygentery, ‘or onic rank the nody. Now, BRANDEBTh’'S PILLS seem to bave been adapted by natare > remove all these difficulties. for while the; powerful to open all the xa purtt es to pass oft, and the body is at once relleved from all oppression, and health Hxbtens what disease bad made dark ver a century has proved their usefulness. told st prinst ‘office 294 Caual street, Brandreth Building; also a: 296 wery and 241 Hudeon street. Price 25 cents a box. Geo. Saunders’ Metallic Tablet &: ‘This, the genuine article has never been be led for Ue fesssi possi le etge tos razor. Foreale by J. & B.eaUND! No.7 Astor Bouse. The Knox Hats.— It is a fact that thore gea- tlemen who have once worn the hats manufactured by EPOX, at tha corner of Brostway and Fulton atrest, are ao willing thereafter to weer any other, There is something peculiar in ‘articles—an excellence which is at onve ap: preciated, but eanpot be desorbed, 4 y exam! inrged for fre bend, doth for obildren and atulia. Brown and Sliver Gray Colored Straw Hats, the two promivent colors for gentlemen's wear. For sale by A Nv & OU , 180 Broadway. Laraverra—7 P. M. The Wabash rivor is still rising, and immense quantities cf saw logs, rails, &c., are sweeping past. No trains or mails can le: ve for several days. Whole farmsare under water A large quantity of grain stowed in barns will be « tot! lose, Departure of the Bosten Light Infantry for New York, Boston, June 11, spe The Boston Light Infantry, Capt. Chas. 0. Rogers, nim- bering seventy six muskets and acsompanied by Gi'more’s Salem Brass Band, left this afternoon for New York vis Norwich. On the company staff are Mejor General B. F. Fémands, ald to Captain Rogers; Albert Dodd, Adjutant; Ralph W. Newton, Quartermaster; Col. John C. Boyd, Paymester, and Dr. Samuel A. Greene, Surgeon. Very hearty cheers were given, with three ‘Tigers,’ on their departure, a large crowd having gathered to see them iT - Railroad Accident, Cunvatanp, June 11, 1858, Intelligence has been received of another accident on the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, by which the en- gineer aad fireman were killed, but no passengers serious jy burt. Particalars have vot come to hand, but it is known that heavy floods had occurred, aad some of the bridges bad been swept away. The bodies of the fireman and engineer were recovered last evening. The wreck was terrible on the bridge. Seve- ral culverts on the read have been carrie’ away by the flood in the Wabash. Girls’ and ’s Straw Hats,in every one § and style, at BANTA’S, corner of Canal and Wooser Boye’ Straw Hate—Gray, Mixed and Brown colors, at $1. $1 25 and $1 50, all kinds, at BAATa’s, corner of Canal and Wooster streets. Buy the Beaver Cassimere Hat, Introdaced by GENIN, 214 Broadway. «The Peeorlows Beauty, GENIN’S beaver cassimere. ‘214 Broadway. Buy the Benton Straw Hat, introduced by GENIN, 214 Broadway. Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Puranas, Juse 11, 1868. Stocks unsettled. Pennsytvania fives, 895¢; Railroad, 20%; Morris Cansl, 41; Long 11}; Penusyivania Railroad, 415; BE , June 11, 1858. Sere style, at WHITE'S, the batter, 143 Fulton Flour dull. Sat ver ot \—Mixed 63¢. 9 640. ; - yollow, O0e, | Whiskey 210 s 1340. Provisions dali and fesned This Day.— drooping. Mess pork, $17 50. 1 10K. @ LL Zo. casaiwere bat, $4; at Parapmrma. June 11, 1868. wary, Zi Kighth avenue and to ya improvement. fair; usnal ellow, Commissioners En- * 8 Borrate, Jane 11—6 P. M. 4 Flour firm and in gcod interior demand: sales 2,700 bbls , at $3 75 @ $3 87 for superfine U; Lake; $40 $426 for extra do. and anc Indians; Wheat frm: - , afloat tor waite Michig: 12,000 bushels, Oats dull at 39¢. 400 bb's. at 200. 1c to New Y pooa—4,000 bi bushe # corp. bdia 000 busbels oats ‘The foliowing \s « letter from Admiral Sir Heuston Stewart, commanding the British West Indis squadron, to yellow fever on beard, put into Jamaica, where prompt ‘and efficient ald was rendered by the British naval autho- rities to the Mck seamen — Banucpa, May 23, 1868, Daas S&ix— Your very ing letter of Tem April, writ- ten at Port , Jamaica, bas only now reached me }, and | hasten to assure you of the lively satisfaction ft bas sfforded me to fivd that we have been able to succor I ae Fics oui 57 t | i s i <5 i 3 ‘My Gear sir, out HOUSTON STEWART. by te R. Sanne, Commanding U. 8. steam frigate Crmeity to Borees. TO THR RDITOR OF THE HERALD. Thave, with great pain, occasionally read accounts of these twenty mile races, which are now becoming quite the rage—more’s the shame. Can't anything be done to op them? What great glory or triumph is there in'driv- ing 0 free, noble horse until he drops down deadon the spot, or only revives to die afew daysafier? Where is the bumanity in such exhibitions? Ball fights are not enlightened country att, ty ica ‘restoring the hair’ Ladien try Wt” Bold By Mare: Charis @ eruggin ctentinghcan Solomon Williams, mong the many before the pab- 4. Hallonquist, 8. cure of dyapevaia, dysentery, (etn lence, constipa- toon at are ise Naty nm Be 3 omen caergied Wah James 9. ¥ Bitters are far the mowt certain in ite i Saunders who are suffering the ‘mew tor'erina ying, remem Na 8 Ga.; Olver P. 2 * | few bowles of Aone componnd will @. Robineon, N. O.; George N. Bascom, Ky.; Charles B. | experienced ite A ‘hat to bring Jesup, eon of Gen. Jeaup, Quartermaater General, st large. ourty more into ae the wid Se as Pe Pe where. ha a B fan Stery.srx Mines on 8 } oy A on the Canada Grand Truok way, on feat. ran Round Hill Water Cure and Sorth- t miles in twenty five minctse—« rate of sixty- 1858, TLA.—BUMOROUS foRere OF THR WEEK. RS vb BERGIOK & SBAMAR, 44 Aun otrest, 5 heey “Pom RE es See me nite — —— scanbsilinaii A. Grandjean te she Ovly Pesam, Wito oan § MISCKELLANROD. manne | anne. EWOIUL A SEOUB, Cempp hain | WC AAarr er eet, “G rr , Bae Seer, Sie MYR Se nad lh | Qe wnCLanmum abvicn vo nGOm'” MANRIBO | Bharat wars kM aNTY OTS WSEAS To Avenue ears etop ai the door of thr eetablienmtem- fA mmapidinrciy, eho "be iat be atenieuae ‘othe. salcal, — yn. . BUFECOL CRiFDcaM TH Br! wag tee Powers for eme | cid ot 011 news oilers ou Kumney BWA Mares " "] verti ae ! be d by the Dewsnors op hunday N GREAT BTORY +a ad ¥ nen TLas —BEAUTIFNL 8Tc . " . Dr. 6, 8. hi gph a ¥ | 7 BRaosy ORY OF THE “BUFF Webs? BBNRY (LONE gleten, is alll atthe St. Nicbolan Hovel. News York, pgeforat | r \ FED TOMA) auari oul free. wen Tome Sh Reeve lee ar JRE ATLAS ia5:id by all wave veaderson Sundey, or wi? NeW yoak VRADER, peat Pry Ready thie morning Campbe)), Chemht ary, Souen- sos ces “ly —_ west corner of Habth avon nnd ‘Terenty eighth street. — A TSE ORR Laine FRO ErcHoL As amnoRee | '* GREAT BTORT Mecioines warranties stricUy pure and genuine mitts New roux ftLAR iN i BUGH Bare the Ege ie ane Goraee aeagr ae a aaied wa alt pao only suitable ones. xamine, 162 _ AN 9: F goal rable owe Oa "and Tis. TRAE an, conan OF sonar | - tant poem bengal wens cematiedetes : AER. Pe RR de a Sidmeye, o., till July 1 , ___ aan ane OE a Ee | Newnes vrory CRRA? » | ' Oa ae Jane 10, at Bt. Ce AT ANS LY oToN.—On Thursday , Jume 10, by the Rev. L. W. Bacon, Mr. Kowann' © Gooowm to Ma’ Jobs's cburob, Eccleston, Wr. f moa Euzeor, on, Heq., of this ony, Gaeee—Satcxia. Of the late Jonathan I. Codding June 10, by the Rev. .—On Thursday, Morgen Dix, Groncr T. Guemw to Mise Buinanera F., dough: ter of Andrew Selorig, Esq , of Jersey City. MoAxpraw—CuTuvanisos —On Thureday, Juve 10, ab S% Jobn’s cburch, Ciitton, Staten Island, by the Rev. J.C. Eocleston, Mr. Jawus C. Moanpunw to Jurza, eldest % tor of Mr. W. D. Cuthbertson. Mmisrsvax—Borx —On Thursday, June 20, at the reel. dence of too beige’ aneie, Marts Bag., Li tor of J, Clitz Morrison, Eaq., both of this city. Mea, Atizy.—On Thursday, June 10, Porter T. Asan, aged 42 years, 2 monthe and 6 days. jurtber invitation Obie spd Wiscovei papers p'eare copy. Couns. —On Friday, June 11, Micuami Couns, aged 49 years. Bia friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the fupersi, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock precisely, from No. 87 Mulberry street, ‘without furtber notice. Contert —On Friday, June 11, Tomas Conzarr, in the 56th year of bis age. The relatives avd friends of the family, and the mem. bers of Cherry street Metho1iat Episcopal church, are re Bpectfolty invited to attend the funeral, trom his late reat: dence, No 426 Cherry street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Cleveland papers please copy. DaY —On thuraday evening, June 10, Cxantorrs E , eld- est daughter of Frascis W. and Mary E. Day ,aged 7 years, 3 months and 8 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully lovited to attend the funeral, thia (Ssturday) afternoon, at two o’o.ock, from the residence of her parents, No. iu Eighth aveuue, witbout further invitation Frrzrarnick.—On Friday, Jue 11, of consumption, Wa- aM Frraparnick, aged 26 years. Tpe frends abd acquaintances are ly invited to attend the funeral) ihis (Saturday) , at two o'clock, from the residence cf Mr. James Murphy, No. 60 Lewis street. Gover —On Friday, Jupe 11, after a long and itiness, Mire. Canons Govan, beloved wife of W Se. cate’ years and 11 days. The yee and friends of her husband, and those of ber brother, Peter Cropeey. are reepectiwily invited to at- tend the fuveral, from her late resicepoe, No. 120 Ludlow street, on par Sener ong at two o'clock. Hacker.—On Toursdey, June 10, after a long illness, Manasxat Backer, mother of Joba Hacket, formerly of The funeral wit! take place on Suoday afternoon, at half past one o'clock, (rom ber late residence, No. 201'Thirty- vinth street, corner of Tenth avenue. The friends and ac- qveiptances are respectuily inviied to attend, without fur wher notice. Hawiss.—At Stamford, Cono., om Thursday, June 10, Le ADELAIDE, youngest daughter of Charles and Mary lawiey. The fuperal will take place from St. John’s charch, Rtamford,on Supday afternoon. The reiatives and friends: are respectfully invited to avend. Auntixctor —On , June 10, Auaxer H., son of * G. H. Huntington, aged 18 years, 11 months and 10 jays. fuperal services will take place at No. 187 East Fif- teonth street, this at ten o'clock. The friends of the to attend, without further notice. Katruaxy.—Ip Brook! on Thursday, June 10, Emma Lovma [Reon mode ped rian C. and Louisa Keitmann, aged 11 ‘and 6 days. ‘The remains wero taken to Weet Haven. Logan.—On Friday, June 11, Tsomas iy are in’ Conn. Loaan, aged 65 histz aie rea ee AR ete B™ 1, . THR ORRA’ Y PAPER THE K LEADER Ready thie morn ine. Qreenvip eNGRA BR GUNRBOATS IN TRE OULY, i Ts 7 NRWELL'S F stonres, A DaT IN y contnty ai P ad McKRON 5 —— vay, road haapee | \emeiipete “ODDA AND RNDS” IN THE WW YORK ATLAR. SUNDal MUP LNG, JUNE 1S. Feld ow Bunday at all news offices Aw WONDAY QUASTION LX THE BOARD PEW YORE ATLAS held om Bandey morning by all news dealers. THE BEW YORK ATUas, SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 13, Bold vy ell aewsmem, - INTBE! NG TF reach of “ Tagiaens ATION Tron THE ® contig * com- THE naw TURE al SUNDAY WoRMtnG. 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Be sure and get the right number. ‘Agent for Yooklv n, Mrs. Ha YAS, 175 Fulton street. ‘Agent tor Philadelphis, 7. W. DiOTT & BUNS, 132 North Second street. RNG EXTRACTED FRKE FRCM PAIN.—BUNTON®, / taverted pails, vasoular excreasences, treated im the owt succeertus and satefactory manner, DY LaTTLRFIRLD site the Bt. Nicholas — ee or NORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS PENETRATING THR ‘extracted without pain, so that the boot can be wore ‘operation without the least insonve- by Dr. ZaCHAKIR, surgeon chirope- Dore’, 2 YOUR HAIR!—TBE HAIR.—WIL#ON'S hatr colorer and bair restorer the best and oteavest ;pmodies for the hair ever dissovered, only 26 ovate & noitle. If you wish to darken your hair toa bl-ot or brown, withoat dyeing or air coloree Fe AND Li A bandsome: rae tA clegently bound im maslin, volume, With aouperd steel portrals by Rogers, "pros BL met son oo EE for mile by all poy ba) i. WN or male by all ihe peat. hit & CO, ONGWORTH'S ONTO WINER, L ae, soni soul Warren Oppentie the Pa Bieee dapot, Role Eeneral wine merchant Mo‘eracgacsoer tian many. or eter an of the Golden Stars vm a Prete a ate Soe ee see ay REST cette Mths, wow tore See ee cpa eee jewelry, 2. , 406 Broadway, np staira. Manufactery. i hata} RAIT, Tx rams, aman **T. whw YCRE LEADER, GREAT erenT SSNRY THR FAMED. BBRPENT, in NEW YORK LBADRR. Rewty this morning, QRPaT ATOR BEYRY vosTwR, THE TAME SERPENT. in th NEW YOCK LBADEA. Ready this em rning. GREAT STORY or sauna” POSTER, rd Pam SERPENT, ie EW YORK DAR Ready this morning. i sda _ 18 BEDERVING Lyon's bu tiling taowere, Lyon's bug kif Lightly nehed fran the anata: Hy bade used ta the tank, itt certainly oear, Atleast for « Any bonne of 7 ADO withou For peteon’ g™nxa ear, we eas. ‘oF To Lyon's amed powder, By which innects cowed ore Bb pila in aris, “Wipe ous” rales and mice, And both ore} Are known fn all nations 70 wen of al) stations Buy the genuine. Beware of al) vile imitations. Depot ¥ Lyon's Magreto Pow ‘er aud Pilla fer of inseots anc vermin, 44 Broadway. = BLE GC. CAFIT I'S 977 BROADWAY (GREAT SHOR TO! SS. ie the place for ary Indy or gent omen of trate te goto stylieh var of boots or + ‘ios missee’s childrwa’es Cop snd you'bs’ boots apd shes The greatest ‘sanortinnal there fs in tn hy store in the country. Call and sco,at HY 1B NAMELKSS HAT.—HAVING FOUND vocabulary of the promineet pames bausted by we we will offer our latem bat witboot speme but can aseore our our style they wil! find all the advantages to be te “pe color (vot variegated) a. every cont att THAT Mr. KANNEDY, of Borbury. bas discovered BVERY ipo ot FMB WOUST SOROFULS DOWR TO 4 COMMON PrEEA. Fro boities are warranted \o gure @ vursing sore er Re tree tates o8 cae Me ware @ ‘1wo oF thren bottles wil! clean tbe of piles. Two bo ties are warreated to cure the wore: comier te tr botties are warranted to cure the worst kins of ringworm or vee Two or thrve bottice are warranted to cure the mest dawpe ‘bree to fear Wy ATT# NERVOUA ANTIDOT A —AUCH OF He #8 sre unfortunate) (ble vy hy pael eae Siem. nr ony vervome affec'iro, sre enepeatly requested to onl | Pat A JOHN PYNG 400, 109 Nasena sirect, toe ORNTS LINEN 0047. AL RVARG, 66 and 68 Fulton street. LINEN COATS ot BVANDS’, 66 and 6 Fulton stress 7 AS RV ANI, 06 and 68 Patton strnst 7 CRNTS LINEN COATH. J oe Al EVANS’, 66 and 6 Palton stroke ger = 0 _At RVARS’, 66 and Pultoe ares BLACK ALPACA PANTS, At RVANW, 66 and 68 Fulton stireot, $1 ALPAOA PANTS, $1 50 ™ AU RVANS’, 66 204 @ Fulton strest $1 ACA P BLACK Al $150 ™" AeACREATS al a and © Pultee street $1_50 ™ SHARSIAE sw ream oe $1.75" S12 te OAT w rane are $175 MASE Atte Bid rete ar STA A Eee Ee on ation street, BTA ee I Se ONES oo ton set, : ) i ne 2 50 PT AT RVa we Olen 00 Paton treet, D¥OK COATS 2 50 — At RVAR®’ 6 and 68 Fulton stregh 2 50 WHitm pv at Stanese and G8 Fulton strest, $2 50 ™™" puck ATS 10,000 “""—"™" ha From sents 10 86, a 7 — en Tara GG OE OEE LE rae 15, a 708 Oe ST TFS 15 SPOS Os OT $1 708 COR ASL LAST Potea area 91 en ee oT $1 507 PAT Sn wr treet. $250 "RT CUAE TTL Pee a fom SUTT OF CLOTHE