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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, March 12-
4.30 p. M.-Consols closed at o2A for money, e2yk
for account. Unlsed states nve-twenties easier at
s3 Railway stocks easier. Eries, 257s; Illinois
Centrals, ".
PARIS BouRsE.-PARrs March 12.-Bourse easier.
Rentes 70E S5c.
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRr, March IA
United States flve-twenty bonds s7x for the old
issue.
LIvEKPooL COTTON MARKEr-LvERPooL, March
1880 p. M.-The market closed lrmer, but not
higher. Middng uplands, 12d.; middling Orleans
12hd. 123sd. The sales Of the day foot up 5000
bales The sales Of the week have been 6S 900 bales
OF which IL 900 were taken for export and 1000 for
speculation. The stock In port and on shpboard Is
estimated at 600 bales, OF which 100000 are from
the United States.
LIVERPOOL BRHApsrurFs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL,
March l2.-Tne market closed unchanged In tone
and quotations.
LIvRRPooL PROVISION MARKEr.-LrvERPooI,
March 12-Evening.- has advanced Is. and
closed ~ 6ls. per cwt.
LIvERpooL PRODUCE KMARKEr.-LIvERrooI, March
l2.-Spirts petroleum has advanced to TAd. per
gallon Lnseed oil has advanced f2, and was last
quoted at f3l los. Other articles In produce market
unchanged.
LoSDoN PRODUCE MARKBr-LoNDoS, March 10
4:30 r. M-Sugar closed nrmer for both afoat and
on spot a10at, 29s. 3D.. on spot sos. Tallow has
advanced TO 46s Cd. Linseed OH, f31 los. Refined
petroleum, ls. sNd Spirits turpentine. sSs. Cal
cutta llnseed sos. 3D.
PETROLEUM MARKRr.-ANTwERP, March 12.-Pe-
troleum declined to 57f. for standard white.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

On the 7th inst. the United States steamer Penob.
scot was at Key West.
The following general orders have been issued by
the Secretary OF the Navy
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 10l.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March H. 1889.
The sentence OF Captain Napoleon Collins, who
was convicted by naval general court martial Of
negligence In performance Of his duty, whereby the
Upited States steamer sacramento under his COM
mAnd. was lost, is revoked, in consequence Of the
good conduct Of Captain Collins during the rebellion.
TIE pay OF Captain Collins, forfeited by the above
named sentence, will be restored to him.
A. E. BORIE, Secretary OF tho Navy.
GENERAL ORDER-No. 1O2.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March II, 1859.
The sentence Of q naval general court martial in
the case OF George N. Bache OF the United States
Navy, who was sentenced to be suspended from duty
on the retired pay OF his grade for the term OF one
year, and to be publicly reprimanded by the honor
able Secretary Of the Navy is hereby revoked the
ground that there Is nothing in the record OF the
proceedings OF the court martial to justify the
tepce. So much OF Lieutenant Commander Baches
bay as was stopped by the sentence win be restored
to him. A. y. BORIE, Secretary Of the Navy.
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any such moneys they shall vs 70 the treasurer Of SAID
board bonds 70 hxsd by the said board 70 secu
the faithful application Of the moneyk
This act shall take effect Immediately.
Another bill with view TO increase tine salaries Of
the police was introduced Dy Colonel Murphy to-day
In the House. 1t provides for three grades In the
force and regulates the salaries as foows:-Present
members are to receive 81, 500 year; new members
the same after one years. service; ana doormen,
after a.term OF one year, $1,000.
bin restricting the Sheriff OF New York from ap-
pointing deputies except for the purpose OF serving
criminal aud civil processes was introduced by Mr..
L. d. Herman. The precise object OF this bill does
not appear In the single section which comprises it,
but when II comes to be debated, with such amend
ments as the committee may possibly anix to II, 1t
may be better understood.
A bill to regulate the action Of the bears OF Wall
street and to prevent the locking up OF money. 1t
reads thus:-
SECTION l. II lawful for any individual or
pornton 70 make loan United States demand notes,
national bank notes. certified checks certificates deposit
whether the payable demand order past
SEQ. Any Individual individuals corporation
porat0ns violating the first section OF this shall forfeit
the security securities upon which the loan made In vo
ation Of said rt section and the value thereof may
covered In civil action which shall be brought by the Dis
ct Attorney OF the county where the loan made against
the party making the loan, and oneha OF the amount
covered sha be paid by said District Attorney the county
poor OF the said county and hs half
covered shall be paid BY said District Attorney
furnishing the Information which the said action
brought
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Desperate ARRAY In the Cambridge Lunatic
Asylum-A Maniac Killed-Attempts to
Modify the License Lnws-Return Of the
Fishing Fleet.
BOSTON, March 10, 1859.
A coroners jury in Cambridge has investigated
the circumstances attending the death OF James
Parks, an insane man, which rumor attributed to
the violence of three Cambridge policemen. The
jury found the following verdict:-"That James
Parks died at the Taunton State Lunatic Asylum on
Wednesday, March g. 1889; that his death wa
caused by fracture Of the breastbone and Of
eleven ribs, nine the right side and two on the
left, two OF the ribs the right side being broken
In two places; and by the lacerati0n OF the right
lung consequent upon said fracture; that these ac
lures were produced subsequently to his admission
TO the Insane Asylum, on Tuesday, March q and
probably occurred about five O'Clock on the morning
struggle between him and three attendants @ at The
Asylum-namey, Joseph A. Young, II. O. Lamson
and A. T. Grain, Parks.ina proxysm Of maniacal
attack upon one OF the attendants.n The Jury fur
ther say that on the morning Of February 49, 1859,
the before mentioned Parks received several severe
wounds on the head while resisting three members
OF the Cambridge police force who were attempting
to arrest him at the time for breach OF the peace
he being at the time IN state OF maniacal excite
ment, while they supposed him intoxicated; but
that In the opinion OF the jury the wounds there re-
celved were not the cause OF his death.
In the House OF Representatives this afternoon the
liquor question was again under consideration and
the bill slightly modifying the present licence law
hotel keepers and grOcers to sell without keeping
open bars was also defeated, as well as motion to
reenact the prohibit0ry law and repeal the present
license system. The further consideration OF the
subject was postponed until next Tuesday, ON mo-
tion OF the pr0hDltory party In the House,
large fleet OF fishing vessels arrived in GlouceS-
ter yesterday from Georges Banks nearly all Of
them having suffered the loss Of cables and anchors
by weather OF almost unexamped severity. 1t Is
said the losses Will the profits OF the fishery
for the present year. Samuel Swanson, Of Glouces
ter was knocked overheard fr0m the schooner Sa-
bine and drowned: and Finley McAilan and John
McQuarne, natives Of Cape Breton, were lost In
fog, having left their vessels to set trows.
Governor Clahin has received the resignation OF E.
lockwood HOar as OF the justices Of the Supreme
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HomIcIDss IN KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE.

From the Louisville Journal, March o.l
Davis smith was shot and killed at Fredericks.
burg, washington county, KY, on Monday OF last
week, by Dr. John w. CarrIco There had been q
diincuty between the parties TWO or three months
before growing out OF jealousy on the part Of Smith,
and Carrico then nred shot or two OF smith
without effect II Is said that each had threatened
TO take the life OF the other. Early last Monday
morning smith passed by Dr. Carricos ONCE, going
TO feed his horse and having for tnat purpose
IN his arms. When he was about opposite Carrico's
Office the latter fired at him from the window, dis-
charging both barrels or double ebarreed shot gun,
loaded with buckshot. The rst shot took eject, and
Smith expired almost instantly.
Garrett Hall Register OF Morgan county, Tenn,
was shot and killed last week at Montgomery, Tenn,
by VIM. J. Keith, son OF Senator Keith. They had
quarreled, ana Hall was In the act OF leaving town
to avoid further difficulty, when Keith called him,
saying that they must not part o. enemies and pro-
started, arm IN arm to more firmly cement tne
long.existinR niendahip with glass OF wine They
had thus proceodod but few steps whsn the troach
eTOus Keith, with one arm encircling his conhding
victim. witp thl other shot him 10 r back. tle ball
penetrating 70 the heart, from Tue oiotts Of which
he died In I fsw minutse<
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sda sO taks advice as to the fltnsss o. persons

S1d 10 take advice as to the fitness Of persons
soliciting the Office. Such practice, wisely
administered, will conduce to efficiency in
public position. But the mpudent claims Of
the caucus-making republicans in Congress,
that they are the only representative men and
should have the power to control the President
in all nominations, is sublime. Asa general
principle it may be safely laid down that the
members of Congress are the most unfit
advisers regarding nominations to Office that
can be found. Their personal relations within
their own district are, through the inevitable
necessities of their professional practice OF
politics, more intimate with the most corrupt
men therein, and not unfrequently they are
under personal obligations to sustain for Office
persons Of the worst character. If, then, we
admit the principle on which the caucus Of
the Pennsylvania delegation is based, we
consign the public Offices of this country to the
hands of the most corrupt and worthless class
In it, and put of for long day the restoration
of common honesty to the administration Of
public affairs.
There is one saving clause in the report Of
the proceedings of this Pennsylvania caucus.
After arranging the cards for the new deal
committee was appointed to wait upon the
President and inform him of the result He
replied to them that he should want to appoint
few personal friends, but beyond these he
would consult the delegation. It is to be
hoped that the personal friends whom the
President wishes to appoint will be sufficient
to secure the leaven Of honesty in public Office.
The old cry, ''To the victor belongs the
and every political party for the last forty
years, and no one comprehends more clearly
than President Grant the truth Of the axiom,
5'The army that plumbers is demoralized."
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GENERAL NOTES.

Fall River has 523, 300 spipdles In operation.
The wheat crop OF Virginia promises abundantly.
Louisville has velocipede military company.
Minors are not allowed to play billiards in rndI-
ana-
Ice from ALASKA sells for nve cents pound in
A colored gymnast has opened school for ladies'
IN San Francisco
The Albany teamsters have formed union to en-
deavor to obtain six dollars day.
the duties collected ut Oswego, In this state, last
gear amounted TO ssoS,779
Rebecca Smith, aged los died in the Marion Und.)
po0rh0use last week.
Brigham Young is inspired to build million dol.
lar hotel at Salt Lake.
There IL movement in Nova Scotia In favor OF tho
enactment OF the "Maine law"
Keziah smithers died in Franklin county, Va, re.
gently. a. the age OF l25.
The biggest billiard story yet told comes from
Chliic0the, Mo-, where run OF 6,932 was made.
Nebraska claims to raise more and O better quality
q spring wheat TO the acre than any other state In
The Governor OF Nebraska says that the newly
discovered coal fields In Pawnee county OF that State
produce the best coal In the world.
The Clerk Of the Massachusetts House says the
statute book ID made OF pubic acts and private
6xeA
couple who were married at Dryden, this state,
forty-seven years ago were divorced at Chicago the
other day, FOR desertion consummated twenty-six
years since.
Aho bucothns are severely eNcTClscu huOut tnc
movement In Congress to dIsmember their Terri
tory and are holding public meetings TO protest
against II.
II Is stated as curious instance OF the growing
availability OF female labor that Vermont returns
-FOUR women engaged In ship-buildng and Virginia
reports two thus employed.
The female operatives In the boot and shoe manu-
factories at Stoneham Mass, have organized lodge
OF the knights OF 81 Crispin, upon the same plan OF
other lodges Of that order.
The Florida planters WIN plant more cotton and
Corn this year than ever before. The orange peach
pherry and the plum trees are now la full bloom and
promise bouptiful yield OF fruit.
The Colunfwhs (0hio) Journal pointedly remarks
shat every cord OF wood given TO the poor here
viii be so much fuel saved from use In the other
World.w
A new scientific body, called the New England
Mechanics' and Art Association, has been organized
In boston. An Its name indicates the association hps
enoe md art
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ENGLAND.

The Contract for Carrying the Malls TO the
United States Before Parliament.
LONDON, March 12-Evening
In the House of Commons this evening Hon.
Robert Lowe, the Chancellor OF the Exchequer,
stated that II the mail contract with the Inman
Steamship Company were sanctioned, the steamers
OF that line would sail from Queenstown every FRI
day for New York. instead OF on Thursday, as here
tofore.
Mr.. seeley moved for committee on the mail con-
tracts to the United states.
The Marquis Of Harrington, Postmaster General.
said the contract was completed by the late govern
ment, and to break 1t would be breach Of faith ne
added that the present service was satisfactory.
Mr.. Lowe deprecated, and Mr.. Hunt supported, the
contract
The House divided. and the motion was adopted
by the following vote:--
For committee.
Against. 90
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Jefferson and Lewis counti,s to issue bonds ana
take stock in certain railroads An act TO enable
agricultural ana horticultural Societies to extend
more perfect protection 70 their |operty and the
Richmondville and Summit Plank roao TO abandon
part OF their road. The bill to incoilorate the
Women's Eclectic Medical College and Htspltal Oh
New York was reported adversely.
Mr.. MURPHY. ofNew York, introduced resoatiou
be Instructed to Immediately inquire Into lie
alleged murders and outrages which have been per
petrated ON emigrants by the Officers OF the snip
James Foster, Jr., and report to this House what
remedy is necessary TO stop further action OF Ike
character.
Adjourned.
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MEXICO.

Critical Situation OF Anairsat che Capital
An Empty Treasury-Thc Laws P0wericss
90 Punish Offenders.
SAN FRANCISCO, March H. 1s69 n
Mexican advices via Acapulco have been received.
The situation of Juarez is described as critical His
available forces are limited. There Is money in
the treasury and outrages continue and the perpe-
traitors OF them 60 unpunished.
The receipts OF the Custom House at Acapulco
have been RENTED to the interior for the benefit Of
the general government for the first time since Gene.
raj Arc was made Governor.
Generd Alvarez is quietl and evnces no inclination
to visit the capital and answer for the large sums
tom House.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March II, 1889.

ALBANY, March IL, 1859.
REPORTS.
Providing for taking af1davits In other States; to
amend the charter of the Peoples Fire Insurance
Company OF New York; authorizing the Canastota
ana Cazenovia Railroad. to take increased fare; In
cooperating the Fulton Fishmongers' Association OF
New York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. acknowledgement the Loan and
Security Bank OF Brooklyn.
BY Mr.. TwEED-Extending the powers Of the Erie
Railroad Company.
BY Mr. HALE-fo amend the law in relation to
Wills
BY Mr.. wILLIAMs-To amend the charter Of the
Ashbury Life Insurance Company.
BY Mr.. PTERCE-FOr the use OF steam on portion
OF Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn; also to amend the
general railroad law; also to incorporate the New
York Seamen's Association.
BY Mr.. TwEED-To incorporate the Fulton Ferry,
Christopher Street and Hudson River Railroad Com
panies.
On motion OF Mr.. FoLGER the Judiciary Committee
was empowered TO continue It's investigation into
the gun contracts for twenty days.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday evening.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Instructed to Vote for
Repeal Of the Tenure Of ONCE Law.
RALEIGH March IL, 1869.
The House Of Representatives to-day passed the
resolutions introduced by Colonel Sinclair instruct
ing Senators and requesting Representatives Con-
gress to vote for repeal OF the Tenure OF Once act
by o vote OF yeas 38 to nays 80.
There Is yet much business to be acted upon by
the Legislature, and an early adjournment ls I'M
possible.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Another Heavy Snow Storm at Tor0nto-Suf.
ferings Of Passengers ON Railroad Trains.
TORONTO, March 12 1869.
Another snow storm is now In progress here. The
train which left Montreal on Tuesday only arrived
here this morning, being nftytnree hours on the
way. The passengers suffered much from cold ana
hunger. The track Is completely blocked at Coborne
and Vandriel
The Dominion Parliament win meet for the de-
spatch OF business on the 18th OF April.
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AUSTRIA.

Passage Of the Ministerial Budget-A Den.
cheney Of Three Millions.
VIENNA, March IL, 1850.
Both houses OF the Reichsrath have passed the
Ministerial budget. It shows deficiency Of 1900 900
norns In the revenue to meet the estimated expend-
lures.
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FLORIDA.

Dr. Nrudd Released and On His Way Home.
KEY WRIST, March IA 1869.
pr. Mudd has been released from the Dry Tortugas
and has arrived hefe en- route for hia home In MARI
land.
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RANCE.

Weekly Statement OF the Bank Of France.
PARIS, March IL, 1899.
The bullion in the Bank Of France has increased 70
the amount OF IL 1ooo, 900 francs since last week.
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Action Of the Legislature ON the Constitutional
Amendment.
FENIAH DEMONSTRATION IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, March IL, 1859.
There was grand demonstration Of the Fenian
Brotherhood here tonight. St. James Hall was
densely crowded, and the Seventh regiment /. r. A.,
which was out In full force, made fine appearance.
General ONeil addressed the meeting In an eloquent
speech, which was enthusiastically received.
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SPAIN.

Demand Of New Loan TO Meet Extrnordl-
nary Government Expenses.
MADRID, March IL, 1869.
Laureano Figuerola, the Minister OF Finance, has
asked for loan OF one thousand millions Of reals
to meet the extraordinary expenses OF the govern
mcnt.
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Rejection Of tho Bill for the Abolition or the
Capitation Tax and Military Conscripti0n.
MADRID, March IL, 1869.
The Constituent Cortes has rejected q bill provid-
ing for the abolition Of the capiaton tax ana the
military conscriptons.
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GEORGIA.
Fatal Shooting Array i'm warrentou.

Fatal Shooting Afrray in Warrcnton.
AUGUSTA, March IL, 1869.
Charles Wallace, editor Of the Warrenton tGa.)
clipper, was shot and instantly killed this morning.
Mr.. Wallace had applied for admission into the
Masonic lodge at Warrenton and was black balled
by DR.. G. W. Darden, who had promised not TO op-
pose his application. Wallace then attacked Darden
through the columns Of mis- paper denouncing him as
O liar and villain As Wallace was passing Dar-
denis once the latter shot him from his window
with ride, the ball passing through Walaces head
and causing instant death. The affair causes
intense excitement In Warrenton. Wallace was a
democrat and Darden o republican.
Action Of the Legislature the Constitutional
Amendment.
ATLANTA, March 10, 1860.
The State Senate took up the fifteenth amendment
to the constitution to-day and passed it without de-
bate, by vote OF yeas 2l to nays 10; members not
voting ..
The House passed q resolution to reconsider its
action Of yesterday adopting the amendment by
Of yeas 81 TO nays A.. resolution to take action
the amendment was lost. The extreme radicals and
extreme democrats do not support Its adoption.
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words OF, Wisdosa for Yssnx Men on -
Ruling pAssip~ IN Youth and early Eenhond, WIN ssfh6D
for the errf and unfoStunMe Seal IN sealed le(<r enYf
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WIGS, Toupees ana Ornamcntall Hair.--nsm
LORe, l6 Bond ssrssL
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AGO to Eepenscheid,s and SEQ what hig
hating produced splendid Dress Has
that viii retain it, shape and lusrs. ll5 Nassau street
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A.-Money Advanced ON Diamonds, Watches,
's"'''' '"V''' S"A' o. a. JU66, es Broadway
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A Card.-The Ear. DR.. Hartley, the Emi.
distinguished aurst be consulted NJ his Fen&
dsncs, 50 East Twentieth street, near broadway.
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The stoIcaI scheme Of supplying r0ur Wap@
,v o our desires n like cuSG OF fect whsn
Ss and We dont think M %ssF wYad approve ma
command N agcneman wAni4 IN elegant aud thor
oushy good spring Hat the place to - it KN0x'A NA
a11 HrnndMay.
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A-Cutlsry q Eysyy Dee IDsscrigs,isH p, WhsIs,
nea
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rrs Famous Corner-05 Nassau, strceep
soruss fulton the Metropolitan Job Prin,ns KeSabshms3
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For sale-The New -Four story Brcyn Nsae
hish eloop Houses Nos m and lot ksN Sxhs hreo neaf
Lsxinrton avenue. Inquire on premises.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c, Executed
With nsasnsss Quekness and despatch
cheaper than otheg printing va " e
q the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ksrAbLsh
ARNT. Nassau street.
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Barkerss Wig and Human Hair Emporium.
BrAids Cus Chgnons &c &C. Best and cheapsss In sha
world. ga Broadway.
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Cure for Cancer, ScrOfula, Brl9htss and
other Kidney Diseases, Cuaneous AKecsIons Dyspepsa
Ac TIE VERMONT SPRING WATER Get the best
SAKE CO.. III Brooms street. New York.
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Re~eved..M =. PsiIInrd a. Co. have re>~
moved from their old stand No. q Msices lane 20 as spies
id new stors No $40 Broadway where they over Tor -
spectIon and sale magnificent stock Oh huscA bonss
fnucy Goods and nns Watches
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A Permanent Curo Of Piles.-Dr. Witmerss
Pile supposory WIN positively external or internal Pss
Agent, l& Bowery.
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The Great csrsoen fnpcr,

NeatRess, EcouOny and Despatch Coubinsa
the execution Of orders Metropolitan job Printing Estah
shment, 81 NaasAu streeA
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A Lecoulfre's Swiss Raxors, Wade q
Butchers Rodgerd English kAxorS, at J. CURLEY
BROS, LIZ Nassau street.
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A.-Novelties In Dry Goods. Sugden dE
BRADBURY, Of Bowery and Bsecksr street tats
vfh Lord a Ia vlor.
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nIissisquoi Spring Watcr-Ouly Kpowu
remedy and all diseases of The kdney Sold By
druggsts. Depot tD Broadway. "
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Rss.bIfshed In 1900. .--The Metropolitan Joh
Printing Rssablishmsnt " Nassau street.
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Fer First Glass Printing or Every Descrip-
lion 90 70 the Metropolitan JOB Pnsing Essablishma ~
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BACHELORS Haif Dye.-The Best In the
world The only perfect dys harmless reabe nssanans
Qua Factory 16 Bond street
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CcId-ine Will Cure Your Cold. Try Is. Sell
by druaests RUSHr0N'S.
10 Astor House, corner Of barclay sirssG
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Druukenness.-C. G. Beers, NJ. Ds Boston,
Mass, cures the most hopeless casea send stamp for
t~~slsr
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C,ristadoro,s UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-SoId and
applied at No House. Mandatory 90 Maiden lana
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At Cerin,s former superiutehdeut, DsAn.
conas 50 Sixth avenue, the best 6uk Hat manufacturer
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The Great Cartoon Paper,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
events they rise, and showing hem 70 pubAo
censure praise.
UNPARALLELED
EVERYBODY READS IT.
MEDIUM
ApvKseTrsrra
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Davsd,s Spring Styles Of GenfIemen's HEss.
a09k Broadway, Duane street.