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There has been q free trade meeting IN Phil
adelphia-the first in twenty-five years. A
Free Trade League has been formed. In
Boston too, similar association has been IN
stituted. In Brooklyn, Henry Ward Beecher
is to preside at Tree trade meeting. Truly
LIGHT begins to dawn.
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Dr. Jules HOnberger,

OgULIsf osss Assistant TO Dr. eiche Psris) l@ Osnsl
street. New Orleans Once hours from II TO o'clock Tbs
number Of patients treated IN Dr. Hombergers Clinic and
Practice during 1858 % the number Of operations ~
For Cataract a. for Crosseye So for LschyA fistuls
s for Staphyloms a. for Diseases Of the Lids IS etc
Il Will pleasure to Dr Honberger torefex those VINO
apply treatment patients who have been under bis care
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

Any Southern senator that votes for any
treaty by which England is bound to pay the
so-called Alabama claims, is guilty of infdel-
ity to his constituents The Southern people
will neuer recognize the validity of those
claims
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

Complaint is made by Missouri scalawags
that Schurz has over run theState with carpet
baggers, whom he is pushing forward for
office. Carpet'baggery is becoming offensive
even to the party which invented it.
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ms- On INSIDE PAoEs-second Page

.6-,,~.sssnAaf As4;s.ss ossy 7vpsoo, hocu Hte'et-
oence Third Page Eiitorial Paragraphs,
Washington Gossip, General Ns'os Items, The
BAto Amend the Judicial System, The Presi-
dent /" Sold" Further Particulars Of the Disaster
to the G. A. Thompson. Sixth Page: QFc'dI
Proceedings Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Seventh Page Real Estate Marked, Financial
and Commercial! Reports.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

The elections in Hungary have resulted in
favor of the ministerial party, but, by greatly
diminished majority. The gains made by the
opposition are on the extreme left, repre-
senting the Kossuth element. The Austrian
government attributes the losses of the minis
terial party to Prussian influence.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

The latest returns show Republican ma
jority in Connecticutof 425. One more such
victory and, in the expressive language of the
Epirot King, "Radicalism is essentially
busted"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

From c. G. Haley, 10 Commercial Place,
Spirit of the Times, April 10; The Emerald,
April II Pomeroy's Democrat, April IA ;
Literary Album, April "a; Harper's Bazaar,
April "a; The Albion, April 10; London So
ciety for April Reynolds's Miscellany for
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

The Times errs, we believe, in stating that
Pinchback is an emigrant from some North
ern State. He is, we think, native of Mis-
sissippi. He isn't either scalawag or car
pet-bagger-that much may be said to his
credit
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

Admiral Borie says that his "little man is
getting along very nicely. He does every
thing 1 tell him 81 do" Borie repudiates
'alf-and-'ali-he wPh't have anything but
Porter.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

Buy your cigars at the premium mandatory
of Geo. Alces, 1856 Rampant street, below Canal,
Eew Orleans. Address lock box 24S, postofhce.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

After putting the Indian bureau in charge Of
the Society of FrieAds, the next thing will be
to arm the soldiers with Quaker guns.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15
POSfOHIce.
Arrival and Departure OF MaiiA

For Brashear leaves daily tsxccs Sunday atTLA Ar
i've daily Sunday excepted by6F.r.
Mails via Jackson Railroad closes daily at 4s0 san.
day at II A. n Arrives daily 81 s:lsA NJ and 4;lsEE
For st. FrsHcisvis supplying al Offices on the route,
leaves on Monday at r. n and Friday Of ga Arrives
Monday and Friday mornings
For Carolton via Jefferson City, daily except Sun
day atsLn Arrives daily. except Sunday, at 4P.N.
FOR Burss Settlement, Low,r Coast leaves hondsy and
Thursday stsA.M Arrives Sur day and Thursday.
For Mobile leaves daily 81 H., (sunday at II A. ~
Arrives daily at SA.x.
For oOvsngten La. leaves Monday and Thursday ss9
A n Arrives Tuesday and Frid,, at4P.I
For Algiers leaves daily sss A Arrives daily at II
For vcksbug supplying ioces the route. also Red
River and Ousch Parishes Tuesday and Saturday
si4Hs Arrives on Monday and Friday mornings.
Lake Coast leaves Tuesday o. 1891 On sssur-
days at II 80 Psscsgoua Saturday at II 80 A n
For Galveston Houston Indsnoa, ssniAntonis, Browns
vile BraEos Santiago. vis New Orleans and opeleusas
RsIrosd) close ct $50 n Sunday. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday Due Monday Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
For Ksy West Florida Ports and Havana every Saturday
st5r.E
For Belize Honduras, fourth Wednesday in each month
once Hours.
Opens at O'Clock A NJ; closes at srE.
Sundays. office opens at o'clock a 4; closes ct nAH
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba. West
Indies, etc.
assdslcupe Martinique. French and English Guiana ia
msics and st. Vincent. Is cent half Or, prepaid.
Cuba Mexico, Hsyt Porto Rieo Venezuela United ststse
Of Colombia 10 cents half o., prepaid.
Bolivia Chill Ecuador. "a cents half or prepaid.
81 Thomas, St. Johns. Santa orua via Hsvana Is cent?
half OF prepaid
Belize, Honduras, 10 cents half o., prepaid
Bahama Islands, cents half Or, prepaid
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Borie steers by Admiral Porter, whom he
considers the North's tar.
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III. N. thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY

no. Is EAST TWENTIETH STREET. NEW YoRE.
0rzcLlI Asufs or Few ORLEANS ckssGzsEl
Au-sasrss q MEKCBAHDIBx AakIouLfuBAL La
PLEMENrb, stc. sto. purchased on oon1pissien
Good sparch.ss< only ft olAzs HOUSE, AnS - Iov
not lover than parties purchase themselves
sufficient be tied 10 freight and cen
missions, ihs balance PAYABLE ON BKLIvKRY.
Connssionx sc4 ><oss<ine sias : psF esnt -
sseding slo0. * per cent
Collscsicas Ill points promptly attended y.
Rsfsrsnos-OoL j. @. NIXON. Propristss q
lev ozisaas oRzseUH.
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Cash. ......... Cash. ......... Cash.
Parties PAYING CASH FOR
LACE SEAwb9,
VIII save money BY purchasing from us, and will hnd
sUPRKB ASSORTMENT IN LAMA AND CAMBRIA,
BLACK AND WHITE
4. A. BRAsELMAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Cash Dealers
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC HKY GOODS,
6so and 5Ss.. ..MAGAzINE sTREET....se and $50
Corner St. Andrew.
F. VAN BENTHUYSEN & CO.,
1ei...... .........oANAL TREEr...""..."...1eI
thanks to their customers and TO the public
generally for the very liberal patronage which has been b.
slowed on them several years. respectfully snnounoe that
they will at expiration Of this seasons trade retire from
business and preparatory to vscsting thsir store w for
the purpose Of
SELLING COMPLETELY oUr.
ossr their entire stock at greatly reduced prices
Their friends will bear in during their business
they have made any attempt to cali trade 70
rrece Of retiring from business going
Liquidation" ETC., and will accordingly give the
proper this advertisement The prices viii be
marked on Tuesday, April 18TH and Will apply
only TO CASH customers
F. VAN BENTHUY5EN & co.
The Fair.
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF OUR SHIRT FACTORY.
Three Highest Prizes Awarded
| LEIGHTON &c HAYMAN.
| The HIGHEST PRIZE for q saIRT made by Hand;
| The HIGHEST PRIZE for a SHIRT made by Machinei
| The HIGHEST PRIZE for MACHINE SEWING.
Belle linton.
ST. CHARLES STREET. 10y
MAGNIFICENT NEW VENTILATED ROOMS.
OPEN AT NINE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
| ALL BANKING GAMES PLAYED.
An elegant KENO SALOON UP STAIRS where every
provided and Refreshments dispensed free ct
Intoxicated persons minors not admitted. Strict order
The eSo'csst WINES and LIooURs be ObaIn:d al
the Bar.
| A PRIVATE ENTRANCE on Common street, next the
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H'Oftce.

Mr. Z: OFFNER takes pleasure in informing bis friends
and opened the Store formerly kept BY
LEVI NAYRA. No IVA Canal street. and viii eontinue to
serve their cid customers the same Is before.
enabled sup y the pubic with everything ap
pertaining to 6rtelsss House Furnishing Establishment
Ladies' FIJI China Dinner and Tea Sets can be
supplied them very low prices am also receiving
lart of PLATED WARE snch as Ice Pitchers
Table and Tea Spoons Of the very best quality at
reduced prices ,,-o., m, :. ,,,-
Also, the celebrated Cooking Stove, COTTON PLANT,
sold the city viii be delivered and put free OF
cha ge also receiving large stock Of GLASS WARE
at remarkably low prices.
Please call my Goods before purchasing else
where Don't forget the place
f. OFFNER,
ia Canal street, between Baronne and Brysdes-
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once Hours.

Opens at O'Clock A. NJ; closes at 8r.E.
Sundays Office opens at o'clock r. closes ct IL A. Il
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
FOREIGN NEVIS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE BUDGET.

LONDON April SIN the House of Commons thi,
evening. the Hon. Robert Lowe, Chancellor Of the
Excheouer submitted the annual Budget In the ex-
planation of which he said: The Ministry proposed
to deal separately with general expenditures ana
those for the Abyssinian war. The estimates made
by the Hon. George w. Hunt, his predecessor IN
Office were e73 OOOOOO while the receipts were f72'
10000, leaving deficit of 95O0OOO which nad 10
be met this year. He (Nfr Lowe estimated tne exc
penditures of the present fiscal year at 1oooOVo,
showing reduction of 60 $4,000 from the estimated
expenditures of last year. which was gained chleny
in the Admiralty and War Office He estimated the
revenue of the present fiscal year at f73OCoVo, OF
an excess over last year of f25OOO0 So if the Abys
sinian war not to be provided for the surplus
would be f4,5OO,OOO. The whole expense of the
Abyssinlan war was 100000, of which e7OOO-
900 were expended in India. The country
had still f4.OOO,OOO of this amount to pay.
The surplus Of the present year would
lust balance the Abyssinian and the general deficit.
Under the circumstances said the Chancellor of the
Exchequer it is desirable to raise further sum by
taxation. He regarded the present means of collec-
ton as EXPENSIVE and unsatisfactory, and said its
only warrant was IN its antiquity He proposed to
collect the assessed taxes by of excise licenses
granted at the commencement of each year on q re-
turn to be furnished by the taxpayer. The income
tax is to be collected the same manner. by these
measures 600 will be brought into the financial
year in addition to the amount heretofore collected
Out of this amount he proposed a reduction OF a
penny upon the income tax to repeal the import duty
on corn and the fire insurance duty and to rearrange
several smaller items. This will give decrease OF
100000, and will leave nearly 100000 eieax
surplus.
Mr.. Hunt, the late Chancellor of the Exchequer, ~
a reply to Mr. Lowe, said the reduction IN estimates
was due to the efforts of the late Government In
making the army and navy more efficient.
After long aud desultory conversation, the usual
resolution of leave to bring in the Budget was
agreed TO.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
SPAIN.

sERRANo AND ToPETE LIKELY TO RESIGN.
LONDON. April s.-Adyices from Madrid give re-
port that Marshal Serrano, President OF the Counch
of Ministers. and Admiral Topete, Minister of Ma
rne, are about to resign, and that a Directory is
being formed to take control of the Government.
THE DEBATE UPON THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
MADRID April S.-The discussion upon the Constr.
tuition, which commenced in the Constitutional
Cortes on Monday, has become warm. Senior Castel-
lar. the eminent Republican, made speech yester-
day strongly in opposition to that instrument. The
Spanish Government have determined to disallow
the introduction of any amendments which have the
effect of altering the spirit of the Constitution.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
GERALD EATON.

The overshadowing public excitement created
NV tbe Twichell caused Gerald Eaton, his crime
and approaching DOOM to be almost forgotten The case
s peculiar one. On the night Of the 18th OF June 1863
Gerald Eaton, with party OF associates. were In q
saloon ON the corner Of Fifth and sprucess where they
drank freely. While under the influence OF liquor he
met Timothy Heenan and attempted TO shoot him. but
vas restrained by his companions Tho party visited
other saloons, and, at q later hour. encountered
Ueenan on the street, when Eaton made second un-
attempt to discharge his pistol at him. subSe
ouenty however. while Heenan was endeavoring TO help
friend who was drunk out Of the street. he came close
20 Eaton and his party, and shot. and died next
morning Eaton and one OF his associates were arrested
TO, ala not discharge the shot, and witnesses, one
~ Vbom admitted his profession % be that OF thief
asserted that some else seized the pistol in Eatons
hand and discharged It,
IL was notorious that the accused was the associate Tor
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

The salvage on the Princess of Wales and
her cargo, at Key West. amounts to 5000.
49,. Business in Boston was entirely suspended
yesterday In observance OF the annual Fast.
49,. The Mission and Pacific WOolen Mills of
San Francisco have consolidated their capital OF OOooO
... The United States steamer ContoocoOk is
lying off the mouth OF the Mississippi River
The German actress, Madam Olga Won
PlttendOr committed suicide at San Francisco, We'd
nesday.
The Savage Mining Company of San Fran
cisco have declared dividend OF 81 SHARE payable oD
the 10Th instant.
IA splendid propeller, called the Jay
Could launched at Buffalo, yesterday. She will run
in the Erie Road line OF propelers
THE store of Nolan, Norris 81 Co., NO.
23 Marketst Philadelphia damaged by fire yester
day. Loss $4,000
....T The New-Albany and Chicago Railway
sold yesterday at Monticello KY. The Dohdholuen
Of the road are the purchasers.
The boiler shed of the Miami Elevator
at Cincinnati fell into the river to-day owing 10 the
foundation having been damaged Dy ne nRh water Inc
loss Is about $4,000.
Several seizures were made at Mont
gomery Ala. yesterday for violations OF the Internal
Revenue laws The seizures were composed OF several
hundred packages OF whisky. tobacco, and cigars.
...Another meeting in favor of Pacific
Railroad celebration at Chicago has been held in THAI
city, and subcommittee appointed TO take charge Of
the arrangements
....The town Of Marlborough, Conn.,, voted,
yesterday to TO loan her bonds 90 the amount OF ye
per cent OF her grand levy TO the New-Hayen, Middle
town, and Wilmantc Railroad Company
1.-THE old Bromfeld House of Boston being
about to be demolished farewell dinner was given
was ex President Franklin Pierce. 1t was edoya
bic affair.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
CONSIDERATION OF THE BISHOP OF CENTRAL
NEW-YORK.

BosToN, Mass, April S.-The conservation Of
the Rev. Frederick ID. HUNTINGTON d. d., as Bishop OF
the Diocese OF Central NewYork, took place to-day in
Emmanuel Church, IN the presence of large audience,
with Impressive services The Right Rev. Arthur Cleve-
land Coke Bishop OF Western New-YOrk, preached the
sermon. The conservation ceremonies were conducted
by the following dvines COnsecratOr-The Right Rev.
BENJAMIN b. Smith, ID. d., Bishop OF Kentucky. Pre-.
seniators-The Right Rev. MautOn Eastburn Bishop OF
Massachusetts. aud the Right Rev. Thomas NJ Clarke,
Bishop of Rhode Island. Present and assistiDg-The
Right Rev. c. o. Bedell, Assistant Bishop Of Ohio; the
Right Rev Arthur Cleveland Coxe Bishop OF western
Nsw.York; tho Right Rev. George NJ Randall, Bishop OF
Colorado; the Right Rev. Henry A. Nicely, Bishop OF
Maine: the Right Rev. b. Wistar Morris Bishop OF ore
on. tile Right Rev A. n. Littleohn Bishop OF Brook
vn and the Right Rev. William Croswel Doane, Bishop
OF Albany.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
ASSEMBLY.

A., IohauThat the bill for the submission OF the
manded and that the consideration OF the
ars two OF the Governors veto messages be made the
special order for Tuesday evening next Adopted
BILLS PASSED
Regulating the adoption OF children 70 aWend t1o
charter OF the Peoples Savings Bank OF NewIorki 10
amend the act authorizing certain towns In Jefferson
County TO take stock the Utica and Black River Rail
TO amend the law relative TO proceedngs ter ua
ing lands TO establish Law Department In the 81 Law
renee University authorizing street railroads In Pongh
the relief OF the Brooklyn and winfield Rai
road providing suitable for the Exempt Fremen
Association New-York; widening Ninth ST., Brooklyn;
incorporating the Baptist Home OF Brooklyn'
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD BILL"
Mr.. JACOBS moved that the bill authorizing an IN
crease OF the stock Of the Central Railroad be read the
third time
Mr. YOUNGLOvE moved the point OF order that hav-
ing been introduced since the 18th Of March, could not
be read without unanimous consent
The SPEAKER, Gleason In the chair decided the point
well taken. Recess, -
BILLS PASSED.
Legazng the OF the 50 cent stock dividend IN
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

December ast by the New-York Central Railway, by
vote Of 81 to increasing the fees Of the Sheriff o. New
York County Sc to relative 10 the new de-
pot at Forty y-secondst Tor the Harlem Railway. The
bill authorizing the consolidation of nonparaIel
railroads being announced for thlru reaaiug, mr.
restrict railroads operating under 1T TO two cents
per mie rates OF fare any road charging more 70
forfeit all privileges Of the act LostS6 70 81 Inc Dill
then passed.
Ine speaker presented the report OF tne ceiec ~,
mtee appointed by the last Legislature examine ths
collection Of Samuel Geddy and J. r. Lewis of Reyou'
ti0nary and other historic rect The Committee recon-
mended the purchase Of all Of them for the State Ad'
iOurned
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
ACCIDENT ON THE ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL
ROAD.

HUpsos, N. Y,April 6.-An accident occurred
an ,h Albany and Boston Railroad, near RUSSELL tins
of,ernoon freight train was thrown from the track
bv the breaking OF Wheel and six freight cars loaded
with merchandise, completely demolished and
feir contents nearly destroyed. breakmhn was sell
onsly Injured The o'clock train IRON bostoh,
which was due at Chatham at 4 o'clock, war delayed
nearly two hours by the accident.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
CUBA.
ARREST OF AMERICAN CITIZENS.

ARREST OF AMERICAN CITIZENS.
HAVANA, April s.-Francisco Leon Nuez, Cuban
by birth, but naturaliZed American citizen. and
Augustin Medina, are to be garroted tomorrow.
Theywere arrested in January last. in charge of
depot of arms in Havana. several police officers hav-
ing been killed and wounded in the fight which oc-
Cured at the time. The Treasurer of the Royal
University has fled to the United States with its
funds The news from the seat of war is so contra
dictory and partisan as TO be utterly unreliable.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
MURDER AT A sINGING.sCHooL.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April g. Last night two
nro,bers. named Montgomery and Byron Leach, mur.
dered young man named Price, at singingsc school In
Liberty Township, Adams County. The two Leaches
went to the singing school and asked for the teacher he
refused 10 90 the door, and Price went out ana was
instantly stabbed several times by both the eaches e
hisd almost instantly. The muTderers then fled The
,ra,,edv is the result Of q family feud.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE ALBANY. n. Y, Ar


A message was received from the Governor
recommending additional prisons TO Dc Ouil1
To e,tend the time for the collection OF taxes in Rich
mond County; supplementary to the act To incorporate
and Brooklyn relative to the correction Of assessments
in York; 10 amend the act OF the consolidation OF
Brooklyn snd W Yn and 10 RrSoEyn. relative 70
tho Hudsonave. Railroad OF Brooklyn; for rebuilding
the Oneida Lake Canal ana 10 regard 70 tns apprGp
rate interest by savings banks tolnc0rporate the SNIP
relative 20 the collection Of ship In New Har
Dor reported for the consideration or the senate TO
authorize the Supenntendents OF the Poor OF Kings
County TO all bastady bonds and recognzances
given by dlsordery persons.
Amending the charter OF Brooklyn; for new market
building In NewYork TO be- situated on the site OF wash
gton Markettabled; regulating the gas companies IN
The Fifteenth Amendment the United states Constr
tuition was made special order for consideration To-
morrow and Tuesday and the final vote TO be taken on
Wednesday next at Ii o'clock. -, -
the TnreeTer or Swain Railroad bill, being announced
in the Senate, ordered at once " the COMMITTEE Oh
the Whole. -
BY Mr.. Pierce-To amend the law relative 20 SUIT i
against foreign corporations MT t%eediS aehu mem & sho
slonary societies. passed In lS4S 80 that the limitations
societes or corporations organized or existing in the
counties OF wYork and Kings. Mr. Bradley
10 life and health insurance companies 80 tna1 ap
foreign company may the discretion of the Insurance
Department., withdraw one-half OF lts aeposnsa 70 ~
slO0 900 on registering all outstanding policies ssuu
citizens OF the United States and giving certain
Mr. Moron-Regulatlng the sale ana ,nS aX3c,Iy
illuminating gas In New YORK CtXi n ,nfro4aeed I'M the
similar In Its provisions to the Dill lhtio~ " VIZ
Assembly
H., ,,o ,ovo o,yctnai suppression and punishment Of
bribery The vote stood 26 70 the Nays being hessrs
Bradley CSuldws Genss Association Of NewYOrk to
extend the time for the collection OF taxes ~ T
County relative to a ae be Seid at the same time as the
general election Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09

A CATHOLIC PRIEST CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
CHICAGO, April S.-A warrant was issued, yes
terday for the arrest of the Rev. Mr. Marshall Catholic
priest and pastor the charge Of forgery IL Is alleged
that he forged e of his predecessor the Rev. Mr.
Albert to an receipt, aud received quantity or
vine grapes, &c which intended for the latter gem
nIIIlI
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
AUSTRIA.
REFLECTION OF THE ARMY.

REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.
VIENNA, April s-The Austrian Government have
resolved TO reduce the Army and to postpone the call
for recruits on the ground of economy.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
FRANCE.

PUBLIC MEETINGS DISPERSED.
PARIS, April s.-The public meetings which were
held to-day were dispersed by the police, and many
arrests made.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-09
ALBANY.

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD BILL-A VOTE on TIE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO BE TAKEN
IN THE SENATE ON WEDNEsDAY-THE
TwO.TIER RAILROAD BILL-VoTE ON THE
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; TWELVE
4 yearv nenumbne application gas administered bssr'
utul teeth u; sets, *iv Gold sets bought j. JAY VIZ
LERs 1855 Grand street. Broadway Branch ohce soa
Grand street.
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CLERKS AND SALESMAN.

COMMISSION HOUSE OF GOOD STANDING AM
n connections In the United States and able to ope
bankers credits in England required by Liverpool firm
represent of hardware steel and earhenwar
and to promote shipping business Address prepaid wit
references and all possible patcuass to Export care
Henry Greenwood Advertising Agent Castle street. Live