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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
SPAIN.
Atfempted Revolution.

An instruction occurred in Madrid on the night
of the Goth ult. A plan had been formed to over
throw the ministry by means of an insurrectionary
move ment, in which it was expected the military
would have remained passive spectators The
leaders Of the movement having subsequently dls
covered tina, the troops were determined to resist
countermauded the orders they had given to the
people. The latter. however, who had been
wrought up to the highest pitch OF excitement de-
clared that shey were betrayed, and that they
would fight even without leaders
They according assembled about o'clock on the
afternoon of the 26th and commenced erecting bar
ricades, which were completed In an incredibly
short space of time. The fighting commenced
at O'Clock. and continued without intermlssion
until o'clock in the morning, when the military
were successful on all points, and a number OF iR-
surgeuts were captured 200 civilians and military
are said to have been killed and vast number
wounded. An English gentleman. named Whit
well, was said TO be amongst the victims
The Queen Mother quilted Madrid during the
disturbance The Mrdri2 Gazette of the nth con.
tains two DEGREES the LIST Suspending the Consti-
tuition throughout the entire mon srchy. I'd. Com
manding that the insurgents captured during the
preceding night shall be tried by courtmarts. The
Heroido says the loss of the rebels exceeds $50
wounded and 30 killed, although no official data
basyet been published
The prisoners to be tried by the Council OF War
are 2i6. The Council of War has condemned 70
death two of the prisoners made on the Goth. The
Queen has, however psrdoned them. Search was
made at the house of NJ Salamanca, who has elud-
ed the search made for him. The arrest of NM.
Olozags and Mendzabsl was reported, but without
A.
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Prennrnfinn for The Elecfinns.

In consequence of the posEponeInent OF the Elec-
tons new instructions have been addressed to the
Commissaries OF the Departments. The Minister Of
the Interior recommends the Mayors to employ all
their soc,ude in preparing the lists and in nscrib-
log all the citizens who may appear to them to
posses, the conditions Of electoral capacity. The
Provisional Government has issued a proclamation,
exhortipg the army to observe discipline, and an
nounciDg its determination to suppress ins1bordi-
nation.
Another proclamation exhorts the citizens OF
Paris disturb order by tumults in the streets
which stop business and work.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTkRs'
For SALE, Of stocks, ST. Sc, Fo~rta Par,

s,rvRDAv, April 22-P. NJ
There was fair amount OF activity in the Stock
market to day aud the quotations steady Treasury
votes sold al prem At ,hs Second Board the tendency
Of the market upward.
la Bills there is little or no movement The
market 10 uominay bs'ors, but the opinion 10 general
ths. the market will dscse to per cent for the beet
bills The supply IL increasing and at the South the rates
very low.
In Freights there is some movement. Cotton
1, xoing TO some extent to Liverpool q, SS2d, heavy
fsigh. at II. ed69s To London Provisions were en-
gsg-d Sd for bbs q for snt 27s Sd for heavy
freight To the Continent the market Is very dull Two
vessels were chartered hy Government for Gulf service
The Money market is easy on call, and paper
sells more freely The quantity Of Mstsla" paper in
market IL limited.
Private letters from Havre state that one or two
of the suspended houses will probably resume payment
There wac continued movement in Cotton although not
great extent 600 bales having been sold in three
days aud altogether the feeling wss much improved The
Epslsh letters spesk OF mstsrisl change 10 CONNER
csl matters. Money continued plenty
We hear of no bills having been returned by
this Steamer The bills of the Canal Bank on Rothsehds
Of London have all been accepted sud he bills on the
Fr.uch house we understand eventually accepted
also.
A letter from London auudlng 10 toe rumor OF
the failure Of the Rothschds says that they have made
some losses but have s smsgn left before bankruptcy
The wealth OF sl the brothers 10 esmsed ct tSentym
millions Of pounds sterling
The American Exchange Bank has declared
dividend Of 81 per cent Ths Greenwich Bank per cent
The Bank Of Cape Fear pr cent, The interest on the
New-York aud Erie Railway Co's7 per cent bonds will
be paid at their Office Msyl
ann, on, ,r., psr.ro
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INDIA.
Warlike pemo p.trytIon. agnin.t China.


Intelligence from India with dates from Calcutta
to the pad february, Madras To cath, and Bombay
TO "a March, Naval preparations were going for
ward in anticipation of an outbreak with China,
and for the future large rgates would be stationed
in the Chinese waters.
This force would no doubt suffice to keep the
Chinese in check. Our commercial advices des.
cribe the lamentabe state Of credit and commerce
at Calcutta, which the news Of the convusion in
Europe, when il arrives in India can scarcely fail
to increase.
At Alexandra, the report Of the disturbances in
Europe and the failure Of French banker, had
Psrslyzed trade, and created great distrust
The position Of the Union Bank at Cslcatta, and
Of the sharshOldsrs appears most distressing.
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r.sa,nrx RscsIpt.-Pro.pect of Peace.

Treasury ReceIpts-Frospect OF re"ce'
wAsHIssTos. Sunday, Apnl 10
TIE receipts Of the customs for the fiscal year
were estimated by the Secretary Of the Treasury %
amount 70 s3l OOO, 900, sum which will certainly
be realized, as e25 900 900 have already been col
lec,ed. end there yet remains two and ope-third
months of the fiscal year The amount estimated
TO accrue from sales Of public lands during the same
period. was 60 300 900, Of which e. $50 600 have
been collected, and the large Mismi sales coming
of before the expiration Of the year
A letter was received this morning, dated Mex
leo. 4th inst. which states that the prospect OF
peace is very uncertain The writer is an intelli-
gen, gentleman, who has hitherto been sans0ine
of peace but now considers the ratification OF the
Treaty extremely doubtful
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i,. qsS inst Mrs. ABIGAIL COLE. in

On Sunday mornins sd inst. Mrs. ABIGAIL COLE. In
tho 50 h OF her
Her funeral will take plscs this Monday morning a.
II O'clock NJ ths resdeoee OF Walter w. CoDetlin No
542 Had.ons The relatives aud friends Of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend.
"a Sunday $50 inst After long and painful ~ ess,
Mr.. ELIZABETH MORAN, late wife u Jsmos Moran,
ia the 53th year Of her age
The friends and relatives Of lhs family requested to
attend her funeral this afternoon, At hstpsst two O'clock
from her s,s residence, l93 Second 81 Avsnus
Ga Fndsy morning, 2lst inst Mr. G. y BENEDICT, OF
the firm of w. N. Seymour Co. aged 50 years.
April 81. after long and protrseted Illness Mrs HAN
NAH MCCOTrER. wife Of Alexander McCotter, aged a.
yesrs
90 SUNDAY, 25d inst aged years and month. JAMES
V. N. ASHKETTLE.
Funeral this afternoon ct O'clock from tbs house Of
Jsmss Van Nordsn, l6t Grsnd-st
Suddenly yeserda' moruini the sd instant LUCY,
wife Of john Comstock. in the 4Sd year OF hersg-.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited 10
meet this afternoon AZ O'clock ~ her late rssdenc 60
Adams Ct Brooklyn The remains twill be AIKEN to New
London for intement
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FRANCE.
The Wounded Of the Revolution.

In France the wounded in the late Revolution
received into the public hospital of Paris were 6as
viz ga men and Il women. OF these, up to the
9Th. s7s had been discharged. cured. GONZALES
cent, and SO died. There now remain 253, viz
246 men and women.
The Department Of the Minister Of War has
been very busy sioce the accounts came Of the dis
turbsnces at Vienna and it 10 said that the Gov.
eminent has given orders for an army to be assem-
blsd On the eastern fon.iszs Of France to watch
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This afternoon about o'clock as the train OF
ears fo Rochester had reached the P,ddefo
ahoat Tour miles eoh Of shs village, the great pressur
tue Isa ~sish was az Hsu'ssiiy heavy one cause
the is 70 spred apart thus voieoIy tarowpt two b.s,.
s&se and psssepssr 81 the trace kil,ns to
Dsscns ssd iaJaas several othsrs All OF those allied or
voea,ee IL sPpssrs we're either s.odius or siusx on
ths platform Of the snsrsns shs accident os-
cafrod
%. OF the psrsoos hlsd vas psned VIM A,m.. an
I,shn who soiot from Fall River To 'y.efs I'd
VIE ~, A panied By h,s eaia. 81 - , ~iaas-
I'd ssster. VINO also had ehid The family lei, COW re-
ly dsstisats snsoeg strsessrs
Tue name VI shs ether victim 70 Sieho Banner. .
osmso, seiss from Nsw.Yois ~ C6ieaso. MIR y le.vs
wife sae CHILD 10 Nsw-York There sthrss persoss
ssrossy injared. bat nJne Of them are Considered fn
tassssoas eoocitton.
TIE rse heavily loaded aud sots hosrs ahead
OF resstsr Whsn the sseideas IL
0o'os at s'o~ rate. ADD Wa tas We To. eoaess
toa ~ss gsst snf several psssss ssfs were ghly
tsJsfsd Maes alarm sod o0ersioe ,rsv.ilss and had
the t.sia esss ssiss at toe odoys ped the oss Of s
vosld have osea much ue>,er
Severe OF the ear. ger. literally sshsd TO pieces ard
e wors more ot s's damaged No persons isssss the
iCsasass'sis H-posies ~ ktrs. April 20
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Things In Philadelphia.
Co rrsspOp dsnes Of The rnbuts.


PWL.okLPHlA. Sunday, April p.
Since my last there have been several fires, bat
rc very oes.'neti's They sPPesT generally the work
u oeeodis aries
The freaeh sympathy meeting called Cor tomorrow
pro m,es u he In The evening there will
Be iluuBstoe Three stands will be erected In Ipde.
pei oepee sqasre
The expected arrival Of the Aesaahas entirely
business
saLtsor SrocKs-Fi Bssd-SsoO City Sc. as; sss7
ssas cs.h. 1t $40 Lehish Cos. Scrip so ssO0 Do
~. 81, Louisville Rsnt 20; loo Dc. cssh o. 81 10
Rost,ns Mts Boz So 70 Uson Csns II 81 eoo Reseius
ME- scs Ssh so NoIrown. rs, y; 20 Fieuioston u
SS-n Praps s. 7Ss 5000 Reading Bds IS IS $50 Oh.
rare, 2c.. III; si.sc Rsseiss Bds. IS
Scysd Sad 5 go Lehish Scrip rs ST. $50 do, 81;
go seoa Isl lo0 Nav Go 1888 al So Termination "A
lO,e Treasury Notes, lo2s Loo kssaipE Bonas set
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rYIfwa ava correctIy iniormed. tha Gnrsrr

~ five are correctly informed, the Govern.
msnt has sustained serious loss IN The destruction 81
valuable mAps and calculations connected with the North
Elsera Boundary SErrev. These imp ortsnt
wore, sppesrs deposited In the house partly occupied
by Njor Graham Of the Typographical Eueineers (nov
beSer o the treaty Nsxco) which des-
rcyed By the Gre that occurred In this city few nights
ago. These maps suppose be replaced bot only
presume, by obtaining copies from their eouDierpars
In possession Of the British Government. Il Is fortunate
that they be replaced at AL they the fus Of
rare sclealnc ability and great labor.
We trust ths; time val be lost IN replacing them
RI 10 erecting neproOf recspisces for these snd other
valuable plsss and drsits-tnoss exquisite Maps and
pssls, fof sxsly.s. Of tas Cesss sasysy. SaL la;s
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The Cha rtist Meeting Preve nted.

The great demonstration Of the Chartists which
was TO come off 10 London on the 10Th inst. has
been forbidden by the English Government. All
the arrangement, for the procession were going on
satisfsctorily-the route laid down, the carriage
for conveying the petition built, and the banners,
Insignia SC. decided on, when Sir. g. Grey, the
Home Secretary, announced to Parliament on the
9th instant the determination of Government, not
TO allow either the sssemblsge or procession to
take place. A procsmsti appeared few hours
after the statement frbidding all persons to attend
the meeting. The course pursued by the Govern.
ment has not only increased the former general ex
element but called forth the remonstrances Of even
that section Of the press hottie to Chartsm. The
effect produced on theChartists themselves has been
as might have been expected, determinstin to
carry on, their object with more ardor than before
At the FIRST meeting Of the Convention held after
hsJsaiag Of .ae Proclamation sunsliaoas reso.
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NEw HAysS, Sunday, April Is.
A man by the name of psrkhurst was brutally
murdered about 10 O'Clock this morning in house
Of i'll fame in the lower part OF the city. The muir
derer was Portuguese named Yeammsns and he
perpetrsted the foul deed by beating bis victim
with bed post. He has been arrested
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An Army to be raised in France
THE IRISH DEPUTATION AT PARIS
ADDRESS OF LAmARTrNE.


DEGREES of the ProvisionaI Government.
The Cunard steamer Acadia, which sailed from
Liverpool on the 9Th inst reached Boston s'' even
ing. and the news received by her was Immediate
" teleeradbed to The TRIBUNE The intelligence
a part Of which was anticipated by the Sar0a
Sands, is FIVE days later than the dates by that
steamer. and confirms the accounts of the war be-
tgesn Lombsrdy and Austria and the rising OF the
Poles The appreheusious Of revelation in Ma
drid have also been verified
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Republic of savoy.

The Lyons Gazette of the 4,h gives the follow
ing under date CRANBERRY 3lst
Savoy will tomorrow constitute itself Repub'
lie Provisional Government will be constituted,
aud the Republic Of Savoy proclaimed; the coun-
try will be Immediately convoked to decide on its
political condition There is in this no hostility to
the King, who has given us very liberal ins,iiu-
tions. Nothing of diaffection to the French Re
public. for which We preserve our sympathies
nothing, in short, which preiudges any course.
This intelligence is, however doubtful, and is not
confirmed by the letters from Lyons Of the same
date.
The Vceroy Of the Emperor of Austria who fed
from Milan was at Botzen a town Of the German
Tyro on the 29th ult. waiting the issue OF events.
The Mlanese have sent an address to Plus IN. in
which they ncribe to the Pon.if all the honor OF
the emanc patton of Italy.
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Pires and Riots in Baltimore.

B,LrixoBE. sunday, April %.
We have been visited by several small fires and
alarms Of fires today, each accompanied by a not
among our fremen that would have done no dis
credit 10 the best drilled companies 10 Pbilsdel-
phia where this kind Of Sunday amusement has
been reduced to science. Pistols, bludgeons and
brichbsts were used in great profusion and with
much .kill-all which resulted in sundry bloody
nd very sore heads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

DssoLyIsC VIEvs-Thoss beautiful representations
which exhibte at the Museum yssrs &C.
have again been brought and may bs there to-day
and certainly more Interesting and beautiful exhibition
one which instucts whls IL smusss could he pre-
sened-athough Of itself worth double the price charged
for admission, yet other aaiu provided Gfsst
Western 10 new and splendid piece Tho Fire King
md Queen, who Attracted such crowds on Saturday.
Wax statoary. lie. Performances 81 and t'os
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q The fact that many large have been made
In short time from small beginnings BY those Who have
advertised extensively in the newspapers OF the coonJ
10 conclusive evidence thst the power Of the pres nay 90
sdvsntaeeousy applied To business. B. PALnts 81 nn
Office In The Trbons Buildings. daily receiving sdvsr
tssments and subscriptions for the best pagers OF ns
country, lar and near,
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The Ministry of War and the Army.

Ever since the resignation OF Gen. Subervie, the
Department Of War has been vacant, and the
duties have been performed al interim by N. Ara
60. Hitherto the Provisional Govern ment has
found no one TO accept IL Gen. Csysignac Gov
ernor General Of Algeria. has positively refused
Gen. Chansarnier has also refused the bureau
De Lamartine has directed the dismissal Of al
the English engineers and stokers employed in
French steamers.
An immense French army Of observation is IN
the course Of being formed on toe whole Of the
Italian frontier, from the Mediterranean to Switzer-
land The COnstitutIonel publishes letter dated
Toulon, the 25sh ut. which states that reinforce
ment Of 10 900 men s about 20 be sen, TO the army
in Algeria.
The streets Of Paris have lately been crowded
with Populations Of patriotic workmen, going 70
the Hotel de Vile, with their offerings for the ben
eft Of the Republic
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khd-ei.Kadpr.

Abd.eLKade is likely to receive more indul-
eence from the Provisional Government than from
that of Louis Philippe 1t s said that he is to be
transferred to the Palace of Pau with his wives
and his followers.
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,farkets Nav. ORLEiSs, April II

CoTToS-Sales made Of 1900 bales ont Prices n.
declined cpst SUGAR dropping. hoLAs'h' ~ 1O'
rLorE-st Loui. S. % and market dull. ExcRAssEs are
nominal FEEieHrs-Do;hins dong
Cal, N.w.-Cls.,.d bank May, Boushton, Boston.
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The steamer Victoria arrived at suex on the 10th
with the Bombay mail Of the % ult The latest
advices from China declared that Keyins protsssed
grea, anxiety for the msinten sDce OF peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

An express for the Nsr. York Tribune b" ar
rived from New Orleans, bringing dates TO l''n
instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

" Tho newspapers are paw fishing very long
pisss Of IN. sts Joha As.nss ,n.,r, entitled Tue
Wse1 OF MA. msn he May s,snts" bar do not
tsiss sss NJ. AdAnss poetry y css Citizen.
iLsslssills Joa,.
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I.rpsT PRou THE SOUTH.

By Pony Express and Telegraph
TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
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RUTGERS issrfrurE-sAgLE Bko1HEps This talented
troupe give two Of their unique Ethiopian entertain
at the Institute on Tu.sosy and even
Ing Of this week To the lovers OF music and mrth ne
ssy, Go and hear them See advertisement In another
column. a2f lrc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

On Tuesday evening the nth. by Rev Spencsf h Cone
Mr. RICHARD DUDGFON 20 Miss HARRIET SVEN
SON the step daughter Of the late Captain Daniel
sll Of this City,
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kIcHrLIEu DrlnosD-PoIsTEo GoLo PEss-These
pens which decidedly The best and cheapest 10 use.
are sold e1elusively BY B. T. WATSON Co As William
IT. and Y SAVAGE, % Futonst The points Ns war
ran.ed to last for yes, and for hnene and debility
they unsurpassed Our stock being large and we'll -
sorted shose Who wish to purchase gold pens BY soss
dozen will End prices much lower than any other
dealers in the trade
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ORCHARD ( BRUEN, 3ss BROADWAY.
Dealers in Fancy Goods and Toilet Article Gloves,
Pefpmery End Fancy Soaps L1bins and other Extracts
yewelry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases choice Stationery,
tine Gallery, ke Aso large emit cf colored and
plain prints which will be sold At cost the eons pur
RoslnE 70 leave for Europe In 3 few daya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

Lied Hair Gloss. Sold By Roe, Lockwood 4 Son, All
Broadway samuel Raynor 10 Bowery and James Crom-
biscorner Of Bow.y and Fourth The genuine article
hn the form Of the copyright printed The wrspps &c
All others are spurious The proprietor WIN. Johnson.
IA sevsnthstb having entered Into eopstper'hip with
Edward Goodsnough the busipe" will from THE tins b
conducted under the Of Johnson Goodenoush. pro-
pretora aA Sc.
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BLANK Books Low PkIcEs-Ws would call
the attention Of Country Merchants Of Bookseller to The
adysrt'ems ut Of Blsns Books BY Mssss KIoGss XII
LocS, 10 Johns who offers large assortment Of their
own manufacture Of superior qsslity, and ct very low
prices together with Of School Books
and Stationery. sA zt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

SUMNER AND WISTEK COOKING sToyEs-Nev house
keepers and others dsrrous Of obtaining good article ere
invited to call and examine the subscribers stock Of air
tight and other COOKING Stoves N. L. C0RT,
az MWkTn LOT Bow-ry. between Hester and Grand
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Demonstrations by tie People.

RemOnsusnees have been addressed to the Pro
visionsl Government by the Diplomatic Agents Of
Belgium, Prussia aud Austria for allowing Bel
gians, Germans and Poles TO make public demon
STATIONS sgsins, their respective Governments
N. Lsmntine replied that the French Government
had no intention Of interfering against those Gov
ernmeD,s. bat that ii could not deprive their sub
iects in Paris Of the liberty of freely expressing
their sentiments. With respect 70 the Poles be is
stated to have boldly declared that France felt the
greatest sympathy for their cause, and would not
be unwilling to aid them to regain their nationality
and liberty.
According to the National the Provisional Gov
ernmen; had determined TO take possession Of the
Railways by redeemiDg ell the shares a, the price
they bore on the .lt OF February.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

q The ssest and best mortmsnt Of hns boots 10 the
city 10 to be o9rd at H. B. JosEs, IA Ann Ct sad the
prcss the most reasonable Fine French calf dress boots,
- 80 French Pat leather boots s7 Congress boots from
- 80 to - Is Gentlemen DESTROYS Of getting good bar
gain, will DO well to call before making their purchases
e,-
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pecree. Of the Pro,i.Ional Gorernmenr.

The following prOelamstiOas and DEGREES in sd-
dition to those published in the last European
Times, have been issued by the provisional gov.
ernment.-
The Bank Of France authorized TO discount bills
with names Of two psrtesonly, bot on condition Of
their being cOlls.erslly secured. The Banks Of
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R.ceution of the Irish Deprivation.

the movements which they expect to follow. in
Lombsrdy and the rest Of Italy.
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Business Nollrrs.
IMPORTANT TO EVERY
OSElii
I...r,v.A dad m Al IA

Moorhssd's Improved Graduated
MAGNETIC MACHINES,
For Medical Use.
~ The great simplicity, convenience, and general es
cssncs Of these new and beautiful Instruments has Oh
tai led for them the nous appreciation OF the most
Of the Medical Profession In all Chronic
and Nervous diseases their effects truly wonderful
Price Of the Machines with fall directions for
plsts in syery respect and warranted. Twelve Dollars
Manufactured and sold wholesale snd retail, by
ID. C. M0ORHEAD
1872 Broadway, New Yort.
Sole Agent for Boston, MRS. T. KIDDER, 100 Courtst
" Beware Of Spurious limitations Of Mooshesd' smss
nstic Machines sold under ysrou. names
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Railroad Accident and Los. Of Life.

Court Calendar. TINS DAY
srpEaios Cogsr AND Covsr on CoxNeS PLrAs-Pub-
nshsd OF Sat
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Ky 4 B!sseser House aud loo IN Wiam' 1t. z7Hso'
$1,000.