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THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE FIELDS.AINsWORTH IMBR0GLIO.
More About the Manhattan Underground
Railroad.
The New Police Bill Reported In the
Senate.
ALBANY, March II, 1870.

ALBANY, Marcn II, l5IO.
ras fiELDs-AiSswoRrH DIFFICULTY
sti engages much attention, and the feeling de
cidedly In favor OF Mr.. Ainsworlh. He Is gentle
man OF means and an extensive landhoder In Sara.
toga county. and should certainly be, as he Is be.
lieved 10 be- far removed from any cause to leave
himself open to such charge as that made against
him by Mr.. Fields on Friday last. The case now is
believed to be Dad for Mr.. Fields, he has but his
own unsupported " ord to substantlate the charges
made. While Mr.. Atnsworth Is backed Dy the atida.
Wits OF several members OF the Heuse In regard to
the charges made IN return against Mr. Fielas. The
report OF tne investigating committee Is anxousy
GgoRaK wAKsMaN,s DEATH.
There was but little business disposed or and the
rose to question OF privilege, aud with tew
patne.ic remarks a. preface offered resolutions Of
regres q, @ sne dense o. Mr. George Wakeman late
out OF respect for him the House do adjourn The
resolutions were neatly seconded by Mr.. Fields.
coincidence were also made by Messrs. Jacobs Seik-
reg, Flagg and Herman, after which the House, by
. standing vote unanimously adopted the resolu.
tions offered by Mr.. Hustled and the House was de-
clared adjourned.
senator Genet introduced IN the Senate tonight
that well known Manhattan Underground Railroad
bill The bill authorizes the corporation formed to
Green TO Madison square, under the square to Fifth
avenue ana thence 10 and across the Harlem river.
II the commissioners decide that 1t Is lnpractlcable
TO run underground north OF the Park they may
CONSTRUCT THEIR ROAD ON THE SURFACE.
They are also empowered TO run double track
surface road IRON the Bowling Green across the
Battery to point near South Terry.
The Senate bill IN relation to
THK METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS
was as l intlma.ed on Saturday last, reported to-
night from the Committee Cities, ana will be sub
stituted tomorrow for the Assembly bill. Names
are given out by different parties as The prominent
candidates Tor commlssionersnip but IT IL certainly
safe 10 say that nobody has been positively named
es the bill has not yet been adopted. commissioners
smith ana Manerre are both here aud Will work
hard To cause the defeat OF TIE bill.
AMONG THOSE NAMED
are John Ford or the seventh ward or Supervisor
Hayes, to oe named by Senator Tweed Colonel W.
w. Price or igDatus Flynn 10 be named by Senator
Norton; John J. Walsh, by senator Creamer; John s.
Kennedy, by senator Bradley. aud Shepard Knapp,
by Senator Genet. These names, however are only
IumoreA
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ALASKA.
The Bombardn,ent Of the Iudian village q,
WrunKcl.

The Bombardpient Of the Iudian village q,
WranHcl.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BOARD OF INDIAN COMMISSIONERS
WASHINGTON, March 21, 1870.
The call OF the United States Senate brought out
the report to-day from the War Department on the
bombardmcnt or tho Indian village at wrangel in
Alaska last Christmas week. The report shows the
affair Saas seriously commenced BY Tie Shooting
OF an Indian named Siawan by q guard
OF soldiers. under Lieutenant M. r. Loncks.
the lieutenant took guard OF twenty soldiers
eight OF HIS men at the door, ana taking twelve with
him, arranged them In single file w;nn the door,
with orders 70 ilre when he should give the signal
Dy raising ms hand. Siawan and his brother Estau,
with two women, were on the floor alone, though,
Lieutenant Loucks says, perhaps lew
Of the house The lieutenant sS touched siawan psi
on the shoulder and told him TO come with nim
Ms arose from s ns sg asked for his
brother got excited at the sight OF the soldiers
threw up their hahds and said they were not AFRAID
one Of the soldiers guns. The lieutenant then
cut him over the head with his sword
.aa given en- the signal to FIRE Il bv IoK rSisna 'ms ms
hand. About six or eight shots were nred and they
only ceased when siawan fell dead at the feet Of the
detachment. The next day an Indian, nearest Of
kin to Sawan agrceably to the Indian law to avenge
thls killing Of his relation, shot with Duckshot the
first White man he met who proved to be Leon
smith the post trader, ana who died in
few DAYS. Captain Burrows, commanding the
post, then demanded THIS man and threat.
sned TO bomDard the Indian village by
noon II he was not delivered up. The Indians
not responding, al two O'Clock r. N. on the
27th the b0rnbardment commenced with six pound
solid shot and continued that afternoon. II ceased
~ night but began at daylight the next morning.
and continued with both solid shot and shell until
about noon The captain says the practice was ex-
ceient the Indians responding with muskeiry.
Whetner any OF the Indians were killed IN the
village Is not said. nag Of truce was
then seen approaching the post and after
some paricying the Indian who shot Leon Smith
was delivered up and hung In q day or two. Cap.
tain Bhrrows thinks he win have no more trouble,
but asks that S2-pounder Parrot may be sent To
him. There were thirty-tw0 houses In the village.
which was haf q mile from the post, with about
seventy lighting men, few armed with good iiud.
son Bar muskcts, and the majority with old Russian
uinuocks, pixies and pistols. VINCENT GntyER.
In FELtp X. BHpNVT. Pttsourg.
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TENNESSEE.

The Alleged Outraaes ON Negroes Disproyed-
DiscOvery of Gold Belonging to the Bank
Of Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, March 81, 1870
Governor Senter returned to Nashville to-day.
Randall Brown and George Carter, colored men,
who have taken sides with the supporters of Con.
Rrsssional Intervention, were summoned before the
Grand Jury to give information touching the alleged
outrages on colored men, reported in a letter to
Washington. They stated, on being questioned, that
they hadno personal knowledge OF such outrages
and have never Deen interfered with themselves.
had been ordered to leave and one or them hanged.
The story Is a hoax.
1t is reported that the School Fund Investigation
Committee have discovered q keg OF gold belonrin0
TO the Bank OF Tennessee 1t Is at Q certain noint
and steps Will be taken 10 get 1t.
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ASSEMBLY,.

ALBANY. March 81, 1870
The Assembly met at haIf. past seven O'Clock this
evening.
REPORTS.
. BY Mr. FREAR--Incorporatin the East River Mar.
ket Association or New York; also amending the
New York Sewerage act; also the Senate bill reor-
ranizng the New York Police Department-made
the special order for tomorrow: also incorporating
the National homeopathic Society. r.
THE DEATH OF THE srENOGRAPHER OF <fIp .o,,e.
Mr.. HUSrED rose TO question OF k,s,,a n nousL @ =,
announced, in touching terms, Tia Gaa,e Ghesc anu
seresrsp,..Sss Il the ,e ioowinc resoIutlons:--
anu SuGoisf'T ,.sA has been laid .ri
te&ned officer OF this House ana VIC are to-day
TO wesp win them that at the sudden ana
deeply lafoened George Wakeman who in ali the relations
his @ aaa wen Sa as and q
OF that generosity OF heart which marked bis every inter
Kesoved That While we bow IN reTsren, oe av. - hs
scrutable DEGREES Of Divine Providence we rejoice AT Inc
affords OF placing upon our estimate of hs
az a man aud his services a. an officer.
Ing duties as stenographe Of the Assembly he faithfully mi
hed the Jehersonan Standard and gained admIra.
ton aud esteem Of all. ~
None knew him but 70 love him.
None named him but 10 praise.
Resolved That OF one so young 80 noble nd an
literature thorough and accomplished scholar he
press brilliant and able writer.
hereby extended the atsd family aud rsnds Of tie de-
Resolved ra. these resolutions be entered upon the ,ou
nal and an cngro.sed thereof be forwarded by tie
Clerk OF the assembly to his bsresvsd widow.
House do now adjourn.
Messrs Fields, Jacobs, Selkreg, Fagg and Kier.
nan each paid anectionac and glowing tribute TO
tions were unanimously adopted, all ihe members
rising.
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CUBA.

Return Of Pueblo to Puerto Principe--(;cn cnsrpi
GOyeneche FOrtifying mt Camaguuya-Loss
Of the Bark Amelia Shering.
HAVANA, March 81, 1870.
Intelligence from Nuevitas has been received.
General Pueblo had returned to Puerto Principe ana
would soon march towards the city OF Crego de
Avia.
General Goyeneche was still at Camagua, where
he was erecting Notifications. News has been re.
ceiyed here Of tho total loss OF the bark Amelia
Cheering on Lobes Keya. The vessel was bound
from Antwerp to New orleans with cargo OF iron.
Her crew were saved.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, March Il, 1870.
THE senate met at hafpass seven O'Clock.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. THAyER Incorporating the Troy Safe Deposit
Company.
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the forfeiture OF
policies OF life Insurance companies.
MI. GENkr-Autnorizing the Manhattan Railroad
Company to construct railways underground In New
York.
Mr.. Incorporating the Welsh Land aud
Emigration Society OF America.
On motion OF Mr.. MINER the Railroad Committee
were given ten days more TO continue their invey-
legations relative to sleeping and drawing room cars
on railroads.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The following bills were disposed or as noted:-
Amending the charter OF the National Trust Com
pany OF New York. On motion or Mr KENNEDY the
clause allowing the company to invest IN any dvi.
dend paying stock was carried-S to 6-when pro-
gress was reported.
Providing for the enlargement and nnishlng OF the
State arsenal IN Rochester,. Third reading.
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ST. DOMINGO.

The Annexation Eiection-The Vote In ~.
Domingo City Almost Unanimous for the
Proposition-The Revolution Stationary.
ST. DOMINGO, March 10, |
Via HAVANA. March II. 1870.
The following is the vote in this city on the
question of the annexation OF the island to the
United States For annexation, 1000; against,
Q. After the election the American nag was
carried In triumph through the streets OF the city.
In TOrro the Inhabitants are largely IN favor OF the
annexation movement. The general impression pre-
walls everywhere that the government has been
working IN secret 10 influence the voting
The resolution remains stationary.
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FLORIDA.

Attempted Assassination Of q Cuban In
Key West.
KEY WEST March 2I, 1870.
An unsuccessful attempt was made at the Cuban
Fair which was held here the 10Th to assassinae
brother Of the supposed murderer OF Senior Casta-
non. The wound inflicted Is severe, but not con-
sdered mortal Several Spanlards VINO came here
from Havana armed are suspected OF being tue In
stigators Of the outrage.
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good houss AZ the Bowery last evening. The thrin-
ing adventures 10 ably penned by Alexander Dumas
IN Les Trols Mousluetaires. although condensed.
were still efectualiy produced. Mr.. W. ii. Whaey
h5DArtagnan, h5 the adventurer, performed hts part
aumifuoy, and MS wondrOus escapes by aid OF his
friend Bob' Grew forth rounds OF well merited ap-
pause owing TO an accident during the day Mile.
.osetta the female gymnast could not appear. but
snis ptehk In the programme was well provided for
~ the introduction OF the Infant Prodigy who per-
i~oimeu ~ some gynnastic' feats on the trapeze. The
S SSnv,aainuent closed al late hour with tho comic
saw Woman - - -SN"-- ''~S -'S'~.
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THE MONARCH.

Tho Cogrtcsies Extended TO the OAiccrs u
thc Monarch Acknowledged by the British
Government.
PORTLAND Me-, March, 81. 1870.
The Mayor presented communication 20 the City
Council tonight from British Consul Murray, en-
closing despatch from the English government re-
auestlng HIM 10 take such opportunities as he can
TO make known the qualification or the Queen ana
her Maesyy's government ut the cordially and kind
ness SHOWN by the United States authorities and
citizens 10 the captain ana officers OF the Monarch
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VENEZUELA.

Attack ON LRguRyra-Puert0 CabeiiO Sur
rOunded-A Battle Nenr the CITY.
CARACAS, March 20, /
via HAVANA. March II, 1870.
The revoutonists made an attack on the town OF
Laguayra ana were repulsed
The rev0lutionsts have completely surrounded
the town OF Puerto CaDello. A battle was fought
between the forces under President Monagas anu
the revoiutlonists near the city, but the result Is
known. The general opinion Ii that the revolution
VIII be successful.
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LOUISIANA.

largo Fire i'm New OrIcans-TwO steaus-
bonts and Twenty Houses Burued-Loss
S20O,0OO.
NRw ORLEANS March II. 1870.
The steamboat New York, from Bayou Bartholo-
new with 900 bales OF Gotten. and the steamboat
Charles H. Drwiree from st. Louis, we're burned this
morning at the foot or Bienvile street. The losses
are $3.50, 900.
Twenty small houses I'm the square bounded "
Morales. Annette GoodchilOren and st. Bernard
streets were burned. The loss Is $780, 900.
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RUSSIA.

Adelina Patti in Danger from Fire.
LONDON, March 2l, 1870.
A correspondent OF the London Telegraph says
Adelina Patti narrowly escaped death while return
ing from ST. Petersburg.
The railroad car in which she was travelling took
6re from the stove while the train was in motion;
but. fortunately the flames were extngulshed In
time to prevent serious consequences.
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BRAZIL.

No War Newss-Rayasess T Of the vomiso.
<Ss-..'. ~ ..i.. A4lsBON, March 2l, 1870.
Later advlces from Rio Janeiro have been received
to-day. The war news is unimportant The vomito
was still prevalent In the CITY, though Its ravages
were mainly confined TO the foreign residents.
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1.-THE Indy Of the Ice'F-By James do MiIies
author Of The Dodge Club Abroad" IL IN No. s.
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ober American writer he - always bright vivid atic
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10 by large, spirited called "1bs De-
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beautiful steel eaRravngs, twenty cartoons large wood
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tinted paper and tea art supplements all Of which, being
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ROME.

Pho Mono aud InfniIibiIity.
LONDON, March 21, 1870.
Advices from Rome represent that the Pope Is ex.
ertng every means OF influence to conciate the op-
pOnents OF infallibnty
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The Pope's Reply to Count D,Aru.

The POpc's Reply to Conns D'Aru.
PARIS, March 81. 1870.
lie Pays (newspaper Is assured that the reply OF
the Papa government to the note OF Count DAru, has
been received here and that 1t refuses to concede
the admission OF q French representative to the
Council.
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The Testimony.

TOURS, March PIP M.
In the case OF the Prince Pierre Bonaparte trial
the first witness examined was Boisteau, Commis 3
sary of Police, who testified to taking the deposition
OF the Prince Immediately alter the shooting.
The Secretary OF the Commissary was the second
witness, and his evidence corroborated that OF the
nrst.
The third witness was Uric dc Fonvielle. His
testimony was listened with the deepest attention
He was subjected to q rigid cross-examination.
Paschal Grousset was the next witness. He was
brought into the court in charge OF two gendarmes
His replies to the questions asked so irrelevant
ana his conduct defiant tnat the Court refused to
hear him further. He was pronounced guilty OF
gross contNnpt IN language and ON the requisition
ofthe Procureur, was removed TO prison.
His deposition was read in his absence.
The conduct OF NJ. Grousset Is generally con-
demned.
NJ F0nvielle seemed to be too greatly excited to
testify properly; but his behavior gains IN comparl
son with that OF Grousseu.
Tho Marquis do Bannerville's Mission from
Rome.
PARIS, March q, 1870.
The Marquis OF Bannerville the French Ambassa.
dor at Rome mas arrived in Paris, accompanied by
two French bishops.
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Ise FORGED WILL CASE.

Or1cer Mclaughlin OF the District Attorneys
ONCE, Brooklyn, yesterday accomplished the arrest
or Anthony Hilderbrand on charge OF subornatlon
and perjury The accused who was taken into Gus
tody at No. 4 Warren street mad Just returned from
Charleston, s. C., where he had been stopping since
November last to evade the strong arm OF the law,
cused is charged with cOnspirinR to ana efoOtinR,
in connection with one Beryerman aud three other
men, 10 forge q Will IN the name OF Philip Borne,
deceased VINO died leaving several thousand dollars
worth OF property III East New York. He was hold
for eXAminatlOn.
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BILLIARDS.

Gauo Between Cook and Roberts, In England.
LONDON, March 81, 1870.
w. Cook, Jr., played Mr. Roberts at billiards at
Preston on Saturday night
The former won easily. the scora standing at the
0nisn-CoOk, 1000; Roberts, 6la.
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IRELAND.
Faneral Of a Poet.

Funeral Of Poet.
DUBLIN, March 81, 1870.
The faneral OF Casey, the Fenian poet occurred in
this city yesterday.
Vast crowds OF people were in attendance
Fronch Radical Opinion Of British Law.
LONDON, March 21, 1870
Louis Blanc writes letter In which he says the
bill just introduced in the House OF Commons for
the enforcement OF the laws In Ireland will il
passed. place that country In state OF SIEGE
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Legislative Censure OF General Candy.
RICHMOND March 81, 1870.
Resolutions were introduced In the Legislature to-
day censur!ng General Candy for his course, and
asking Chief Justice Chase to preside at the nearing
OF Mayor Chahoon's motion tor an Injunction. At
e!even o clock tonight the city was quiet.
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Royal Havana Lottery .-Prizes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest paid for DouboooA
and all kinds ol Gold And Silver.
TAYLOR h CO.. Bankers 10 Wall street, ~ "
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Don't FAN 90 SEQ tho Great Bargains 90
Watches Gold Chains, Jswslry Diamonds 81 0isU O.
ALIENS l15 Broadway door below Canal street. Wll
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Organization and Work OF the Crews.
The Universities boat race between Oxford and
Cambridge will be rowed, at present arranged, on
the river Thames on Wednesday, April 8, the boats
starting at three O'Clock IN the afternoon.
The Oxford crew has been in active training during
some few days. The make up OF the Oxfords may
be considered as settled unless Mr.. Yarborough
returns, when further changes would be made; but
Rs there seems but little prospect thereof we
expect to see their boat worked by the following
mem
!. 9; 9; Il Woqanouse u. tOow, 3. R. R. TshourdIn oua
sF Payne. I. H. Houblon tstroke,
= y. EdWard5-M0SS. +. Hall cox.
8. T. 8. Baker
It will be observed that Mr. Times name Is not
included among the Oxfords for he has had posi-
lively to decline rowing; his loss Will be felt as the
boat especially requires strength, but Mr.. Baker lat
No. 81 has improved and is worth twice what he was
last year. Mr.. Houblon has scarcely been rowing
as well as before, but he has been hitherto very
poorly backed up, as Mr.. Tahourdin lat No. y
never seemed comfortable. Mr.. Benson has
gone to his last years place. For Mr.. Benson the
gentleman to retire is Mr; Burgess OF Brlz T nose nose
and Mr.. Mrehouse at bow, but the change did not
succeed, ana 80 Mr.. Houbion was brought back
again and StrOked the boat down the long course
Messrs. Benson and william coaching from the
bank. Mr.. Hall, OF corpus, VINO steered the four
the same capacity at Putney again. His knowledge
OF the river VIII be Of great service. Mr. Han WIN
be remembered as having steered excellent last
August. The old boat IN which the race was
roWed last year was had out and trled and seemed
TO give satisfaction, and SO the expense
Ga trouble OF o new one Will probably
a. ano .vc,ao. Messrs Woodgae and william were 9"
the hang coach,n, few Gays ago, and "a ,.r sanoEJ
journey from Iiiley the forusr rowed Nd. / wee Mr.
Benson who steeered. '--T -
The Torplds lof Cambridge are improving, and
the excitement on the bank increased daily. Uni
versiLy have had the benefit OF some good tuition
from Messrs. Time and Mirehouse. Christ Church
have not improved much; their stroke s plucky
and lively, but some OF the men decidedly in
feri0r. Brazen0se College are taking great pains
and the care Is being repaid, for decided progress Is
manifest Queen vary SO much on different days
that 1t Is difficult 10 judge OF their merits Exeter
cannot be congratulated Baliol travel fast because
they object to anything but a fast stroke.
Oriel are admired by some. Wadham, on
the other hand, are weak, but try and row with
principle. Worcester have been changIngIthelr men
about New College have the guidance OF Mr. .Short,
bad. Trinity have this year been greatly helped by
Mr.. Clarke formerly OF ST. John's) Corpus per.
severe and have left on tueir peculiar wriggling
style. ST. Johns are overwOrked. Lincoln are ini-
proving, but their stroke looks scarcely up 10 his
work. Merton and Magdaen are also practising.
Jesus also have eight down daily OF late. great
many Of the boats went the long course, and the
tfver below was rendered quite lively
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YACHTING.
MR. Ashbnry Again International Con.
test-Cautious Of His Cash.

LONDON, March 2i, 1870.
Mr.. Ashbury, the owner OF the English yacht Cam
oria, writes TO the London Times to-day crtlcslng
the objections OF Mr. Douglas OF the Sappho, to a
channel race He SAYS In q transatlantic race size
and power would tell IN fay0r OF his American COM
pettor.
lie also announces his refusal to stake money In
any race.
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Fine Chrom0s.-Buyers or Chromos shOald
not fail to examine the beautiful stock ssng oil at co at
6si Broadway, corner OF Amty street.
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Party Strategy.

PARIS, March 81, 1870.
The future course OF the progresslstas IL doubtful
IL Is not known whether they viii unite with the
republicans agtate for the restoration OF the mon
Arva-.
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- sCROFULOUS ULCER.
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a Guarantee Rupture Cure.-Dr. shermanss
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The Printers Typographical Union. OF Pb'c
phla has admitted TO membership -,
now engaged IN studying to- 80, -.suo ,s o.. ~
CITY ana who surr"~ ,ros.ss1yJ uJ " ~ -
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ner spare time.
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Seif.Sinush hi sr.-Essays For Young Men On
hs errois and abuses which destroy the manly powers sad
shorten life with the erring and unfortunate Sent
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures Water IN =
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Crisfn d0r0's Unrivaiicd Hair Dye.-SolA
aud applied al his wig and scalp factory No. Astor Hous