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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-09
ENGLAND.

The Annual Observation-Disclosures Elk.
penditures for the Present Year-The Ex-
pense Of the Abyssinian War-PrOpOsed
Reforms in the Collection OF Taxes.
LONDON, April g. 1859.
In the House OF Commons this evening the Hon.
Robert Lowe, Chancellor of the Exchequer, submit
ted the annual budget in the explanation OF which
he said
The Ministry proposed to deal separately with gen.
era expenditures and those for the Abyssinian
The estimates made by the Hon. George w. Hunt,
his predecessor in Office were f73OO0, oOO while the
receipts were 872 600. leaving deficit of OOo
which had to be met this year. He (Mr. Lowd5esti
mated the expenditures Of the present fiscal year at
EOS 100000, showing reduction of s2, 25OO0O from
the estimated expenditures OF last year, which was
gained chiefly In the Admiralty and War Oflces.
He estimated the revenue of the present fiscal year
at f73 000 excess last year OF ESQ 0oO
SO II the Abyssnian war were not TO be provided for
the surplus would be a. 100000. The whole expense
OF the Abyssnian war was f9,0O0,OoO. Of which
f700o 900 were expended in India. The country had
still ca Of this amount to pay The surplus Of
the present year would just balance the Abyssinian
and the general deficit
Under the circumstances, said the Chancellor OF
the EXchequer, 1t Is desirable to raise further sum
by taxation. He regarded the present means or COL
leCtlOH dS eApcuSlNc ana
only warrant was in Its antiquity He proposed to
collect the assessed taxes by means OF excise licenses
granted at the commencement of each year on
return to be furnished by the taxpayer. The
income tax is to be collected In the same
manner. BY these measures f3, 250,0 900 will be
brought into the financial year in addition
to the amounts heretofore collected Out Of this
amount he proposed q reduction OF q 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 $4,000,
000 and Will leave nearly 100000 clear surplus.
Mr. Hunt the late Chancellor OF the Exchequer, in
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 o long and desultory conversation the usual
resolution OF leave to bring In the budget was
agreed to.
Amount Of Specie In the Bank of England.
LONDON April s. 1859.
The official returns of the Bank OF England made
public to-day show that the OF specie in vault
has decreased f3ls,o 900 since the last report
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Breves Major General william A. Nichols
United States Army.

Brevet Major General william A. Nichols
United States Army.
On Yesterday morning Colonel ana Brevet Brigs-
der General william A. Nichols died at St. Louis.
after an illness OF three weeks duration. He was
born in Pennsylvania and in July, 1884, entered the
Military Academy at West Point, graduating nine
tenth in his class four years after. On the LIST OF
July, 1885, he was appointed brevet second
lieutenant In the second artillery, and six
DAYS later was promoted to a second lieu
tenancy serving for several years in Mich%
gan aud New York. In June, 1874. he was
made first eu'enant, and two years later went to
Mexico where, as a'l-de camp to Brlgadier General
QuitnGn, he distinguished himself at the battle OF
Monterey and was promoted to the rank OF captain
therefor. He also participa ed with distinction IN
the battle OF Cerro GordO, capture OF san An
TONIC battles OF Cherubusco and Molin0 del Rey.
the city of Mexico. For gallant conduct at the bat
tie OF Molino del Rey he was brevetted MAJOR When
the rebellion broke out he was assistant adjutant
general in Texas. was captured by the rebels and
paroed. In June. 1861, he was appointed adjutant
general OF the Department OF the East and In August
OF the same year was commissioned a lieutenant
colonel. lie subsequently was assigned to duty In
New York city as mastering and dlsbursng Officer.
In June, 1854, the deceased was promoted to the
rank OF colonel GU the star and in September OF the
same year was brevetted brigader general, and In
March, 1885, major general ''Or meritorious ana
faithful services during the rebellion" In August,
1865 General Nichols was ordered on the stall OF
General Sherman adjutant general or the Military
Division OF the Mississippi serving as such until his
In the army and his loss to the service will be deeply
felt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-09
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

We have been Informed that Commander Henry
Erben was not in command Of the United states
steamer Kansas when she grounded in the Paraguay
river, near Ascension. lie was, however, en- route
to take command at the time.
Lieutenant Commander s. J. Dickman has been
ordered TO the photographic Office on the LIST OF
May next. Lieutenant Commander J. III. Rowland
has been directed TO hold himself IN readiness for
duty on board the Mantonomah. Ensigns Uriel
Sebnee and q. X. Meeker have been ordered to the
receiving ship Vermont. Paymaster A. Il. watson
Is appointed President OF Board, and Paymasters
robert Pettitt and James Fulton members TO ex-
anime Paymaser Z. r. Guild, Passed Assistant Pay
master NJ X. Cushing and Assistant Paymaster &. L.
Bogyes, for promotion.
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AUCTION SALE Of PAINTINGS.

The sale OF the col.ction OF Mr.. J. G. Beaumont
by Miner a Barker, which was commenced wednes-
day evening, was finished last night The prices at
which they were knocked down were highly salts
factory to the collector. Some OF them brought an
unaccountably high price. Somebody gave s41o for
9 Dutch flower piece which Is more than any Dutch
hover piece Is worth. 1.-THE Marriage Morning."
beautiful picture by Bougnict, brought $1,000, the
highest price OF the evening. 'The Argument" by
$500 for which 1t sold. ''susannah," by G. Bower,
Dusseldorf artist brought S6o5. The picture OF
Leut1e, The Stormtng Of the Teocall," was with.
drawn "A the auctoneers declined TO start II at
less figure than $4,000 The attendance ~ the sale
was large. but the bidders few,
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ItLEeSkpalC news ITEMS.

The German actress Nine. olga Won Pttendorr
committed suicide, in San Francisco, Tuesday nght.
Her husband died recently and 1t Is supposed her ex
IRENE grief prompted her 70 the rash act.
The town OF Marlborough, Conn, voted yesterday
twenty-five TO one TO loan her bonds 70 the amount
OF five per cent OF her grand levy, to the New Haven
Middletown ana williamantc Railway Company.
The completed returns OF the Rhode Island Cleo
ton give Pedeford, the republican candidate for
Governor. 1871 votes Pierce, democratic candidate
1896 votes. Republican majority 3,S75. The Senate
has twenty-six republicans and seven democrats;
the House sixty republicans and twelve democrats.
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ssinlri Rose.

Our Macon. Ca, exchanges mention the death
In that city on Sunday last, from pneumonia, OF Mr..
Simr Rose, in the seventeen year OF his age. The
deceased was for many years editor and proprietor
OF the Georgia Journal Afterwards called the
Georgia Journal ann Messenger which latter paper
he conducted until some months subsequent to the
close o. the war; when it was Sold Mr. Rose was
of the earliest settlers OF Macon. having taken
up his residence there in 1928 He ever held prom-
nent position In that now handsome and iourishtng
town, and was warmly esteemed by large number
OF friends and acquaintance
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Additional Particulars.

SAN FRANCISCO April IS p. M.
The latest reports from Gold Hill state that
the number known to be dead Is thirty-slx-
I'VE In the Yellow Jacket, eight IN the Kentuck
and twenty-Chree in the Crown Point mine. The
fire originated In the Kentuck NINE and Is re-
ported now to be spreading toward the Yellow
Jacket shaft. The irenen have succeeded in get.
ting hose down the Yellow Jacket shaft to the level
OF the fire, and hopes entertained that the flames
viii soon be subdued. II not, wien all expectation
OF saving more lives are abandoned, the mouth of
the shaft will be closed and ventilation stopped and
the fire thereby smothered. The Yellow Jacket
Crown Point and Kentuck mines are unconnected
with other mines underground; hence there Is no
probability Of the fires extending beyond them.
Virginia City Is almost deserted the people having
gone to the scene Of the disaster to render assist
ance.
The San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board
have subscribed 81 900 and sent the money by tee-
graph to Gold Hill for the relief OF the families suf
fering by the connagration.
THIS catastrophe Is the most terrible that has ever
occurred In the mining districts OF this coast. There
Is general sympathy expressed for the distressed.
The ConGasration Still Ragiug-Eighteen
Bodies Recovered-lIorc Bodies known to
be In the Burning Mines.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 8, 1869.
The connsgraton at the Gold Hill mines Is still
raging. 1t appears to be confined principally to the
Yellow Jacket drift, owing to the care which
has been taken to prevent Its spreading. The
hremen are unable TO reach the flames, but
efforts being made to clear the drift, which Will
probably occupy all day. Eighteen bodies have been
taken from the burning mines nine OF them from
one drift. The Yellow Jacket Company have re-
scinded the dividend for March, The fire has had
the effect to render the stocks Of the Yellow Jacket
Crown Point and KentucE panlcy and transactions
in them are at reduced values,
The Fire in the Mines Subdned-Seventeen
Victims still Missing. '''t-ar-~
SAN FRANCISCO, April s-P
Later advces from Gold Hill are to the effect
that the fire has been fairly subdued and the
victims are being removed from tie different
shafts. Seventeen men are yet missing and are sup
posed to have persisted in the flames. The total
number OF lives destroyed Is thirty-slx. 1t is i'm.
possible to estimate the damages TO property.
The superintendent OF the Crown Point and Ken
tuck Mines report them uninjured. The stock of the
Yellow Jacket Company has declined to ten dollars
per share the Crown Point to twelve dollars and the
Kentuck to fourteen dollars.
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INDIANA.

Legislative Caucuses-Tbs New Demecratic
Members Refuse to Qusiifyi
INDIANAPOLIS, April 8, 1850.
Both parties in the Legislature held caucuses this
morning. The democrats claim that their course In
the last session has been endorsed by the people,
Reelected members refuse TO duality unless the re-
publicans bind themselves not 10 bring forward shN
negro suffrage question during the special session
Tho REPUBLICANS refuse to make any pledges, bat
intamate that TIE necessary legislation woula rake
precedence In Tie order Of bu-'xess.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Opening Of the Welland Canal-Failure Of n
Montreal Broker.
MONTREAL, April g. 1869.
The weiland Canal viii be opened for navigation
on the 2lst inst.
W. Weir, broker, lately engaged In exporting
silver has made assignment owing to the failure
of subscribers to fulfil their engagements.
William scott, nephew OF Sir Walter Scott, died
at the st. Andrews Home yesterday, aged sxty-f0ur
years. &C. -. IT. -7-r -s---- -.s-sSEre
lhc river has commenced rising.
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The Fire in the Mines Subdned-seventeen
Victims StilI Missing. s'~ssr-~
LOUISIANA.
Indictment Against Auditor wicIsline.

NEW ORLEANS, April s, 1869.
The grand jury to-day found three more ndict-
mcnts against Auditor wicklire; one for INSIDE
meanor in fraudulently issuing warrants purportng
to be q part OF the payment Of q claim for pub
lie printing and two others for extorting
transfer OF q portion Of the warrants issued In
payment for publishing the laws OF the General As
sembly IN the Empire Parish newspaper The law
dnder which these indictments were found provides
for punishment upon conviction by fine OF not
more than 81, 900. or Imprisonment for not more
than five years and removed from ONCE.
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CUBA.

Failure Of the C0niiscation ProIect-ArrivaI
of an American Consular Asent-Movements
Of War Vessels.
HAVANA, April 8, 1862
The proposed connscation of tile property OF all
Cubans absent from the island was officially before
the Administrative Council to-day. The project was
declared to be unprecsdentedy unjust and after dis
cussion 1t was tabled.
Leopold A. Price Is the American Consular agent
at Neuvtas in the absence Of Consul Gibbs who has
gone to Washington.
The British war steamer Muet has arrived from
Vera Cruz.
The Spanish war steamer Pizarro has gone to Mas
sau.
A NaturnIized American Citizen TO be Gar
rOted TO-Dny--Hhs Ohence--News from the
Seat of War Contradictory.
HAVANA, April 8. 1869.
Francisco Leon Nuez, Cuban by birth, but
naturalized American citizen, and Augustn Me-
dina are 10 be garroted tomorrow. Tney were ar
rested In January last in charge OF depot OF arms
IN Havana several police officers having been killed
and wounded in the fight which occurred at the
time.
The Treasurer Of the Royal University has fed to
the United States with its funds.
The news from the seal OF war Is so contradic-
tory and partisan as to be utterly unreliable.
The United States Steamer C0ntOOcOOk ON n
Needless Watch.
NEW ORLEANS, La. April 8, 1869.
The United States steamer COntoOcook Is lying Off
the mouth OF the Mississippi river.
Havana Commercial and Financial Markets.
HAVANA, April 8, 1869.
The sugar market is lrner; sales we're made to-
day on the basis Of S sx reals per arrobe for No.
IL Dutch standard. Muscovado sugar, TX 81
reals for far 10 good refining.
Exchange-On Paris per cent discount par;
on United States 60 days sight, In gold, par per
cent premium; In currency, Ar 23H per cent
discount,
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE suEInf.

Last night. about ten o'clock another terrible self
murder occurred at No. 500 Greenwich street. this In
stance being an old man, John Adams, sixty two
years of age who cut hts throat from car TO
ear causing almost immediate death. IL Is
not known what impulses red him TO commit tue
great crime; but he seemed TO deliberately pan hIs
mode Of action, cunningiy obtaining pocket knte
and absenting himself from the inmates OF the
house ut the time. Adams leaves wife and one
child.
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About eight O'Clock last night fire was discovered
issuing from the roof Of the two story frame house
No. 81 Orchard street. 1t extended to the roof Of
the adjoining three story frame dwelling, No. 20,
and before the flames were suppressed each building
was damaged about $500. The household goods OF
the occupants were considerably damaged by water.
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FRANCE.

Public Gatherings Dspersed-PersOns Ar
rested.
PARIS, April s, 1869.
Three public meetings which were held to-day
were dispersed by the police and many ests made.
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MADRID, April ., 1869.
The discussion upon the constitution, which COM
menced in the Constituent Cortes on Monday has
become warm, Senior CASTELAR,, the eminent re-
publican. made speech yesterday strongly in op
position to that instrument.
The Spanish government have determined TO dis
allow the Introduction Of any amendments which
have the eject Of altering the spirit OF the consttu
ton.
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Probabilities OF the Resignation of ScrranO
and Topete and the establishments Of a
Directory.
LONDON, April 8. 1862
Advices from Madrid give a report that Marshal
Serrano, President OF the Council or Minister'S and
Admiral Topete. Minister Of Marine are about to
resign. and that directory is being formed to take
control OF the government.
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AUSTRIA.


Reduction of the Army.
VIENNA. April 8, 1869.
The Austrian government has resolved to reduce
the army and to postpone the Call for recruits the
ground of economy.
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The Iaurensville n. C.) Herald says:--Several of
our farmers have received able bodied, Young and
0ne lookng Germans, who have gone tQthe cotton
and corn Zelda In every Instance VIC Ear favorable
reports,
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A*t* Life and Fire Insurance.-Omcers,A tten.
tionYour show Cards handsomely framed cheapest New
York. JAMES SHIELDING BRADLEY 70 Liberty street.
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David's Spring style Of Gentiemen's Hats
295l Broadway, near Duane street.
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Improved French Range and Range Furns.
turr-Manufactured by BRAMHALL, DEANE a CO., 2E5
aud sts Water street, New York.
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Crist ,d0ra,- UnequalIed Hair Dyc.-S0ld
and applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Aston House.
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Missisquoi springs Water.-OnIy knows,
for aud all diseases OF the kidneys.
Druggists. Depot, h.5 Broadway, New York
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Libraries and small Parcels Of Books
bought; 10000 books on hand Catalogues free.
LEGGAr BROTHERS, 1i3 Nassau street.
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Patents Obtained BY Mann e. Co., ~ Park
New York Tweniythree years experience Full In
sructons how 10 proceed sent free by mall.
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Established i'm 1S0O-The Metropolitau Hob
Printing Establishment, ~ Nassau street.
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All Finest French, En- giish, German, Ameri-
Oil Chromos, Engravings. Autographs elegantly framed.
Cheapest world
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Neatuess, Economy and Despatch Combinedi
Of orders Metropolitan job Printing
lishmeut "a Nassau street
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Circulnrs of Every Description and Notices
10 attend meetings printed the nestes possible manner Al
hours notice, and twenty-five less than
other similar place In city, at the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, ~ Nassau street.
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip.
ton TO the Metropolitan Job Printing establishments -
Nassau street
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed,
with quickness and despatch twenty per cent
cheaper printing establishment city.
At lhe METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTABLIsH
MENT. "a Nassau
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American velocipedes, $50 to 800 each.
Discount trade schools Manufacturers licensed
STEPHEN W. SMITH, 50 William street.
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What Signifies the Possession Of Fnc0
classical IN contour like In lis proportions
II the skin s ryua dark, tanned sunbuned reckled OF
SOAP bes,des being deshtui ersclent s ssgecsy 90
signed dtg0Nranou1 and MAKE tho
skin white, smooth sof ranapafent Tn hritaton AM
rednoss couseQpsnt 70 the Don sun immeda-
tely aAved bvik and pain VI mosquito bes and oth
venomos tnSssb vaninai@ eSScr lev sppl,casons. "a
BYoadWny.
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by enameling by mineral cosmetics, though her
health may be ruined and her life shortened there
by. There is but one way OF removing impurity
from the complexion, and that Is by from
the blood This desideratun Is achieved by taking STAT
FORD'S IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS element
of which nfuses life the torpid circulation while
the other from the blood the infectious principle
which external erptons and scooratons and sends
them to the surface with the perpiraon whence they
elected through the seyeke structure of the epdermis
Scf BY druggists package u powders, ST; packages,
~ powders, %, mailed free.
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Tried and Acquftted.-Wn - California
VINEGAR BITrERS have had IS ~ high talent
for being humbug, and In every ~ nave been ac-
Quilted with honor.
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American Waltham Watches-The Most Ro-
liable tmekeepers made. For sale at lowest New York
prices. T. b. BYNNER CO., 1S9 Broadway, N Y.
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Richards, Boot and shoe Palace In q Conn
the thousands OF ladies and gentlemen wh0
throng hs establishment daily testify.
X. J. RICHARDS, tso Eighth avenus.
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As'' Old Mirror, Portrait, Painting and Pic
ture Frames regilicd gold. Cheapest New York.
JAMES SHIELDING BRADLEY, 20 Liberty street.
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The Famous C0rner-9S Na<sau street,
Futon The Metropolitan job Printing
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Saunders, Genuine Razors, Razor Sstrops
aud dne Pocket Cutlery. No Aston House.
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Royal Havana acknowledgements fur.
nished BY addressing MCINTYRE CO., gl6 Canal street.
and les Chatham
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Warm Debates In the COrtes Over the New
Constitution.
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SEE EVENING TELEGRAM TO-DAY.

BACHELORS Hair Dye The Best I'm tho
world The only perfect dyes harmless reliable, insantAue
Factory 10 Bond street
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Wigs, Toupccs and Orname0fal Hair.--Besf
LOR'S, Is Bond strect.
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Use the Automatic Clsthcs Washer and
Boiler Brists patent dspcnscs with labor and wear OF
clothes Depot 10 Ccrsiandt Street, New York
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EQlElGH MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Tht late severe weather at Pau, in France, has
driven the bears into the valleys, and besides several
head OF cattle they have carried Off a number OF
children.
Charles Dickens, Sims Reeves and Blondin, the
rope dancer get f10o each for every single engage
ment at The Crystal Palace In London.
An enormous eel was lately caught at Frontignan,
in France, weighing twentythree and a nan pounds.
The length was four feet ten inches and the crcum-
ference measured twenty inches.
The English Monetary Commission has Just made
its report to the French government, in which It
states that II is unanimously in favor of uniform
gold standard. because 1t induces to regular and
easy International circulation.
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Advertisements for the New York Herald
RECEIVED AT THE
BROOKLYN OFFICE UNTIL O'CLOCK p n.
-. AT s O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
las FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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lgin--Rh cumat;sm.-fsen Far
num- n Fourth avenue, cured by Dr. FILTERS Vegetable
Rheumatic Remedy. Depot 7oi Broadway.
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Failure Of the C0nhscati0n Project-ArrivaI
Of an American Consular acknowledgements
of War Vessels.