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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28


Sir Thomas Gore Browne, Governor OF Bermuda
and Captain Stewart OF MS stan have apartments al
no Filth Avenue.
Ul.ted States Senator Corbett, Of oregon, is q So
j0urner OF the Brev00rt House.
General J. q. Robinson, United States Army, Ia
quartered at tho Grand Central
Senator Morrill,, OF Vermont is q guest at the
Fifth Avenue.
Judge James Hughes, Of Washington, Is stopping
at the Aston House.
General E. V. Sumner United States Army, Is So
journing at the Fifth Avenue.
General J. A. Garfield, Member OF Congress from
Ohio, Is guest at the Dreyoort House.
Ex-Governor Jewell, OF Connecticut. has apart
ments at the Fifth Avenue.
General J. L. Whiting, OF Boston, Is stopping at
the st. Nicholas.
Colonel ID. L. Soon, of Bermuda Is at the Grand
Central.
william H. Barnum, member OF Congress from
Connecticut, IL domiciled at the Fifth Avenue.
General II. N. Eldridge, OF Chicago, has quarters
at the 81. Nicholas
Judge J. NJ. Tibbitts, of Washington, is guest at
the St Nicholas.
Charles Bowles, OF the firm OF Bowles Brothers,
bankers, of Paris France, and Erastus Corning, OF
Albany, are AT the Fifth Avenue.
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sehor Santa Cruz has been elected President OF
the spanish Senate.
Count Pillet-Wll Governor OF the Bank of France,
died ut Brussels on April 9.
The King and Queen OF Portugal are expected In
Madrid about the middle of May.
M. Thiers Is SAID to preserve outward calmness
| amid the present buriy-burly in France,
M. Millere, the former deputy Of the National AS.
sembly, has written an article In the Paris COM
| nune counselllng Cancellation.
| MI. william Cave Thomas has been elected life
governor OF University College, London for his ser.
! vices in the cause OF public education.
M. Paschal.Grousset. the so-called Delegate for
Foreign Affairs, has gravey notified the European
PoweS or the advent or the Commune.
| Don Xavier Isturiz who had been President OF
the Council. and was exed by Ferdinand VII. oil
Spain, has died at the age or eigntyslx.
The insureent General Henry, who was CAPTURED
ny the Versailles forces and reported to have been
shot, has been taken to the prison Of Belle Isle.
An illustrated pamphlet entitled Testament OF
Napoleon ILL., found In the bedroom OF his MISTRESS
Marguerite Bellanger," finds ready sale IN Paris.
1t is intended to restore the monument to Lander,
the African traveller. which was DESTROYED in the
fire which burned the savoy Chapel few years ago.
company for the exploration OF the Alto Paaran
has been organized on project presented by
Count A. dc Tunkal, Polish gentleman In Buen0s
AyreS.
The vlcomte de valcourt late private secretary to
! NJ. GamDetta, Is now in England, aud being an &C.
compllshed English scholar, proposes to give lee
lures in London.
violent alteration has taken place between NJ
Pyat and M. Delescuze, both members OF the Com.
mune. The latter was Ia consequence arrested, but
subsequently released.
The brother of Fl0urens has claimed aud obtained
the dead body Of the dead Communist General. But
his family fearing that his funeral IN Paris would
cause popular demonstration, had TO bury him Ill
the night time In the cemetery or Monrrouge.
The Council OF War In Madrid has sentenced the
Duo de MOntpensier and the other spanish mar shals
and generals who had been exied for refusing alle-
glance to the new king to be struck from the lists
OF the Spanish army. They are, however, permitted
to return 10 Spain.
Count d'HarcOurt has been appointed by the Theirs
government Ambassador to the Holy Father, and M.
de ChOiseul has been assigned TO Florence as Am
basSador to the Italian government. The political
world Is much astonlshed AT this double nomination.
M. Theirs has always been opposed to Italian unity
and In favor OF the temporal power of the Pope.
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A SERMON IL RUlLOFF. the CONDEMNED.
From the Binghamton democrat April ..

u From the Binghamton Democrat, April 24.)
The Presbyterian church was filed on sunday
evening by an attentive and appreciutive cOngrega.
ton who had assembled to listen TO the Rev. DR. q.
N. BOardman's discourse on Rull0f The reverend
gentleman, after Offering fervent and impressive
prayer IN which the prisoner was specially remem-
bered selected for his teAt part OF the eighteenth
sinner destroyctl much goOdn lie reviewed part OF
Ruons career, his influence with Jarvis and Dexter
,Rullot0 lead them on step by step in sim He also
touched upon the supposed crime OF which RulloH
was guilty In destroying his wife and child. He paid
making comparison between the man as he was
and what he might have been, possessing those rare
gifts of the mind as he does, and deprecatinQ the
use lie has made OF his literary attanments The
reverend doctor was listened to throughout with
the end.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A new corps has been formed by the Communists
| ca ling themselve the Avengers of Paris.
| In England the committee for promoting the visI
| OF the Royal Agricultural Society to Chetenhan
next year hav raised f3 GOO towards the expenses
Of the meeting.
Two thousand pounds having been raised In
Chile, statue is to be executed In this country
and erected in Santiago in honor OF Lord
Cochran, who did SO much for Chilean independ-
ence
1t was arranged that Shakespeare celebration
inst, and probably be extended over the following
day. The leading feature would consist Of a grand
banquet at the Town Hall.
An alteration, rising almost to the dignity OF
se,-t0 took place ut grand dinner party In Munich
between M ia M.gliorat, the Ambassador Of
North German Confederation.
Holland received from Java In 1870 81 900 kilo-
grammes Of coffee, o., 900 Kilogrammes or raw
sugar and 1871, 600 kilogrammes OF tin unwrought
The imports or Holland Included 5,254,OOO kilO-
grammes OF American tobacco and l,727,OOO kilo-
grammes OF JavaneSe.
pamphlet on the camp OF Chalons as school of
instruction for the French army, entitled 'Hstolre
dc rArmee de Chalons; par un Voluntairc de
rArmee du Rhin,n has appeared at Brussels.
The author says that this camp has been OF the
main causes Of the decline or the military spirit in
France
There is some wine in cellar at Bremen which has
cost something Ike half million sterling per bottle.
The mystery IS thus explained-One case Of it, con.
tanning 1--we oLf,oJts OF 2O4 bottles, was bought for
keeping ana guarding the cellar, and the compound
interest OF the 500 rixdoars one OF these 0ros Is
now OF the value OF $685. 600 0G0 rix-doars and ono
bottle about that OF half million. Such are the
marves OF compound interest carried on Tor two
centuries and hail. The Burgomasters Of Bremen
have right great to take one OF these
along with vitellius' famous dish Of Minerva-made
OF nightlngaes' tongues and the brains OF rare
FISH, and costing f70O,0 900 OF English money.
The Vienna Tresse tells the following story OF
Hobart Pacha, and we leave the responsibility of 1t
to that orRan:-N0 less than twelve times he Is said
to have broken the blockade or Charleston, each
time under circumstances Of great danger. He, in
consequence OF this, published his "reminiscences
der the title OF "Never Caught" When the Turks
sent him to Crete, In order TO destroy the Enoss,
the Russian Minister, General Ignatief made ener-
getc efforts to retain MIN at Constantinope. Poiti-
cal arguments being unavaling, an action for debt
was at last brought against him. IN the hope that he
would be imprisoned, or, az all events, detained
But this DEVICE too, frustrated, and he got away
safely. Arriving on board his ship his first act was
to forward to the Russian Ambassador, together
with polite message, his work entitled '.Never
CaIght.u
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RUNNING yorEs-PoLITlcAL AND GENERAL

Lolthe poor indian, has been discovered. He
lives in Cohoes, n. Y.
The Democratic State Convention OF Pennsylva-
mia meets In Harrisburg the 24th OF May That OF
Kentucky on the Sd.
Negroes are to be placed on the Cincinnati police
Place them on the scent OF crime and they will
surely smell out the offender.
Hon. Joseph NJ. Warren, Of Troy, N. " desires to
have his name attached to the democratic address,
from which It was accidentally omitted
GLOW frail and yet how Fair" Is a quotation for
the first time used In connection with the FAIR
Critteuden affair in San Francisco. IL was dis.
covered by the Rochester Express.
Although the last Legislature passed nearly seven
hundred bills besides number that did receive
the Governors approval, the Rochester union Is not
satisfied with the work done
The Albany Journal thoughtfully remarks:-"The
death OF Senator Blood just before the session began
and OF senator Harpending just after its termna-
ton, innics upon the present Senate severer loss
than any OF its recent predecessors have suffered"
Some think the meagre maiority-only twelve-by
which English has been elected Governor OF Con.
nectlcut not matter TO boast OF. There were just
twelve men who nourlshed near two thousand years
ago, and their works are still embalmed In the
memories OF oil pious people,
W. s. Groesback, of Cincinnati, declines to be the
democratic candidate Tor Governor of Ohio. Per-
haps his aspirations are higher. Old Ben Wade de-
clines to be the republican candidate for the same
position, and says he'd be - If he would take the
Office II they offered 1t to him.
The Atlanta True Georgian claims to represent
four-nfths OF the Southern people, ana to know the
condition OF the public pulse generally, and adds
"There Will be no issue made by the Southern de-
mocracy except by a few political B0urbons) on the
constitutional amendments The South accepts the
situation as 1t 49, and there will be no third party
organization south OF Mason and Dixon's iine.n
The Philadelphia Press says that ''since winans
the apostate still declares himself republican the
New York republicans think Of changing their
namer A good many republicans have been In the
same way OF thinking for some time. The name,
50 far as party designation is concerned. has, in
the judgment OF many Of It's members, outlived Its
usefulness.
The Richmond WHO remarks, with much truth,
that "there Is large portion OF the Northern people
who have little to do with politics ordinarily but
whose votes are decisive: VINO are easily Influenced
and mised By plausible party clarnor. The present
disposition OF this class Is to abandon the radica
party and to cooperate with moderate conscryA
tive party which, turning is face from
excess OF every kind, win introduce integrity an
economy into fhe administration Of tho govern
mentv
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ARMY ORDERS.

colonel Thomas q. Pitcher, OF the First infantry,
has been relieved from duty as superintendent OF
he Military Academy at West Point. ny
Colonel Thomas II. Ruger, OF the Eighteenth In.
fantry. mas been detailed superintendent OF the
Military Academy ana will proceed there and as
sumo charge on the lst OF September relieving Coo
mel Pitcher.
The following general order has been issued -
"The military post OF JEFFERSON Barracks, Missouri IT,
together with the lands appertaining thereto, hereby
transferred 10 the 0rdna nee department. Sufficient
storage room for the engineer property now at that
post aud barracks roo m for the accommodation OF
the engineer, keeper of said property, will be fur
nished by the 0rdnan ce Department.
The ST. Louis Arsen al Is transferred to JEFFERSON
Barracks, and the old arsenal site will ne known as
the 81. Louis depot
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definition applied to seals. like the definition
Of crab which Button SO highly commended,
would serve very well, except that seal does
not bfsathe by means of gills, does not swim
by the aid of caudal fms aud is not oviparous.
Except in these respects seal is fish, just
as . hippopotamus is fish or Canadian
grandmother is donkey. If there are any
other Canadian conundrums to be solved let
them be brought forward.
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THE ROUGH ELEMENT is very unseasonably
asserting its barbarous tendencies again. One
of its representatives insulted a gentleman
who was escorting two ladies in Seventh
avenue car on Wednesday night, and finally,
as tho gentleman was leaving the car, struck
him heavily on the head with the iron hook
which the drivers use in coupling. The gen.
tleman is likely to die and the rough is await
Ing the judgment Of the Court Of General
Sessions whose healthy teachings he had evil
IDENTIFY forgotten for the time being.
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PRINCE BISMARCK TO TIE COMMUNE.
Prussian Effort in Behalf of the
Archbishop Of Paris.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, April 81, 1871.
The Rruz- Zeitung of to-day announces tdat
Prince Bismarck has instructed General
Fabrice to represent to the Paris Commune
that in case of any mishap to the Archbishop
of Paris the Prussians might probably inter-
fere in the affairs of the city in favor of the
Versailles government.
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ENGLAND.
Parliamentary Notice Of the Work of.the Joint
High Commission.
IrLeGRANs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 81, 1871
Questions relative to the actual state Of the exist
ing relations between Great Britain and the United
States and also concerning the exact financial con.
diton OF England and the taxpaying resources Of
the people, they have been set forth in Mr. loves
budget, engage the attention OF Parliament almost
nightly.
am enabled to report by cable telegram for the
HERALD that during the session OF the House Of
Commons this evening Viscount Enfield, Under
Foreign Secretary, in reply TO question on the SUBJ
ject Of the action Of the Joint High Commission,
stated that convention had yet been signed be-
tween England and America"
At the same time he "declined to specify what
points the Joint High Commission had already
adjusted"
The Debate on tho Budget--A Crowded
House. Concessions to the Democracy and
DisrueIi.
LONDON, April 81, 1871.
The Parliamentary tactics, both or the Ministeri-
alists and the opposition, are conducted with eX-
ceedng activity and vast amount OF political party
zeal and vigilance.
There was q very full attendance OF members in
the House OF commons this evening, in consequence
OF circular which has been addressed to the sup
porters Of the Ministry announcing that "Mr
Dlsraeli Intended to oppose the budget"
Premier Gladstone rose on the Ministerial benches,
Immediately after tho Speaker had taken the chair,
and announced that 'the propositions to impose o
tax on matches and to increase the duties on lega-
Giles and SUGGESTIONS would be Withdrawn with the
view TO reconcile the opposition TO the remaining
revenue recommendations OF the budget and that
an addition OF twopence on the pound sterling to
the income tax would be substituted.
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WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE or THB CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, ID, O.. ADrIl N. LAO p M


WASHINGTON, D. O., April q, 7:a0 r. N.
SpnoDs's Jor the Past TDsnty.rour Hours.
the barometer remains stationary on the Pacific
coast WIN disk northwest WINDS The weather re-
mains s,bly unchanged at the Rocky Mountain
stations Tie low pressure which was central
wednesday evening In Western Iowa Is now central
over Lake HURON Heavy rains have been experf
enced on the lakes and from Tennessee to New Jer.
sey. Fresh easteriy winds, followed by brisk ana
high westerly winas, are reported from the
Allegheny Mountains 10 Iowa. Brisk southerly
winds have prevailed on Lake Ontario. The barome-
ter has fallen but slightly In the Southern States.
and has risen on the Gulf coast. heavy nan storm
Is pre- yailing at Detroit.
Probabilities.
1t Is probable tTiat brisk ana high westerly winds
Will be experienced for short time ON tue lower
lakes, followed by clearing up weather on Friday
Partially cloudy and clearing weather Is probable
for the Ohio valley and lower Mississippi and
cloudy, followed by dearing3weather, on tho South
Atlantic coast
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FIRE IN 8rooglYN.
Loss Nearly Eight Thousand Doll

Loss Nearly Eight thousand Dollars.
Last about six o'clock Ore broke out In the
broom mandatory of Mr. Louis Kcnfeder, frame build
ing $40 Washington avenue, the Of Bergen
The building and stock totally destroyed, In
voving loss Of about 80 aO0 insured for S9,a0 In the
Phoenix The flames communicated with four story frame
tenement house adoning By Mr. John Lacy which
70 ashes. Mr. Lacy's will exceed
$a5oo lie e insured for sao In the Phoenix and Nassau.
The lost all their furniture and suffered
loss or about $780, No The house OF Daniel
Croey 76 Bergen street, damaged by the fre 20 the
amount Of about $500, upon which there IL
The Gre caused by soms brooms igning from stove
tho onlce Of the factory.
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IHE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.

CINCINNATI, Aprn ~, 1871.
AT meeting or tho Board OF Directors Of the OHIO
and Mississippi Railroad Company to-day, William
n. oriswo,d resigned the presidency, and Daniel
Torrance, or New YORK. was elected unanimously
to nh the vacancy. Resolutions Oh IegIet were
tsanking him for his management restoring lne
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VIEWS Of THE PAST.
APRIL, %.

APRIL 20.
1s62-New Orleans surrendered to the Union forces.
1s55-Gustave Pianori attempted the assassination
Of the Emperor Louis Napoleon, In tho
Champs Eiyseea.
17oa-FIench ambassadors rnassacred by Austrian
solgters at Radstadt, Baden.
1772-Co1nt Strqanzcc, the lover Of Queen Matilda
III Denmark, executed at Copenhagen
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
Race for the Thousand Guineas at Newms rket
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April q, 1871.
The race for the One Thousand Guineas Stakes for
.year.old flies at Newmarket to-day, resulted
as follows:-
Baron Rothschild's b. r. Haunch, by King Tom, =.
out OF MentmoTe Lass ..................
Lord Anglesey's bl. Steppe, by Saunterer, oue .
Oh S0Clu6lOn
Mr.. MAYORS b. T. Nobessc, by StockwclI. out Oh a
Brown Duchess .........'.'''...''''''''''
Seven horses ran
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,LospoN MoNEy MAaKET.-LosDos, April 37-5 r.
M-COnsos closed at s3ll for money the account
American securities closed firm. Fivewenty bonds, yOgs
for 62e, S0 for eos, 9lss for 67's enforties 500
The bullion In the Bank OF England has
since the last statement.
FRANKFORT BoURsF.-FR ASKroRT, April 26-Even-
ng-United States nvetwenty bonds closed at 95 90 os
the of 1882
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-LIvRRpool, April IT.
". MCotton closed hrmer Middiing upands, 7hd. mid
ding Orleans 7d The sales OF the day foot up l4Ja
bacs, including 5000 for speculation and export.
LIvERpooL fRovIsioNs Observation-Disclosures, April
T-5 =. M.-Bacon Ais. for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvEBPoof., April AZ
5P M-Talow, as Sd. per cwt. Turpenne 33s. I'd 3Js
per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoSpoN April 27-Even~
ing-Clover Seed 53s. 56s per cwt for American rod
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THE CIScINNAT Commercial says "the
Tweed and Sweeny ring Of New York will
either dictate the Presidential nomination Of
the democracy, or they will raise tremen-
dous rumpus In the party" IF they do not
some other ring will. So where's the diff.
crance2
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THERE Is A. Town In Texas called sGroes-
Deck" in honor Of the Ohio statesman. The
Kosse Enterprise has been removed there.
The namo Of Groesbeck IL becoming quite cele-
drafted both West and South.
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credit or the company and putting tn iunu ~ .o
best condition Mr. Griswoid remains nn, vI, ~
and MS saiary-as president il continued -o''' w.
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A single Trial VIII Convince the Most Scar.
teal OF the efficacy Of hELMBOLDS GRAPE PILLS In
Nervous Headache Jaundice Indigestion Constipation.
Dyspepsia Biousness, Liver Complaints General Debility.
&C. No nausea, no gripping pstns but mild, pleasant and
safe In operation Children them with impunity
the best and most reliable. HELMB0LD's EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA creates new, fresh and healthy blood,
beauties the complexion youthful appear.
ancc dispeng Pimp es, Blotches Moth Patches and all
o skin.
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IT You Desire Mild, Pleasant, Safe ana
agreeable Catharc which will cause neither
gripping pains. natures remedy, HELMBOLDS GRAPE
PILLS. They purely vegetable their component parts
being Catawba "rape Juice aud Fluid Extract Khubarb
Should desire brilliant complexion, youthful appear
HE, fresh blood and renewed visor,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
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A.-Hcyrin2's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l broadway, corner Murray street.

II You Would Have New Life, New Blood
and renewed vgor HELMBOLDS GRAPE PILLS.
Purify the blood and beautiy the complexion by
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA. They ma
cheap Medicines but thoroughly
not equaed BY any English or French preparation.
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Eureka Mineral Water, Saratoga Springs-a
Superior all others in Dyspepsia md diseases Lived
and Kidneys b. LEVY Agent, No. Hudson River Rail-
road depot varick street.
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All Powders and Outward Applications
close the pores OF the skin rendering harsh coarse
Hnbby and in short time destroy the complexion you
would have fresh healthy and youthful appearance purge
the system thoroughly; HELMBOLD'S GRAPE PILLS
and HELMBoLD's sARsAPARILLA, which beauties tho
complexion Beware of those cheap patent pills. careessy
prepared by inexperienced persons In WOODEN
boxcsmost OF which contain either calomel, mercury
other delecrious drugs.
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Juics JurRensen Watches, at Low Prices.
GEO, G. ALLEN, al Broadway, four doors below Four
tecuth street.
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a Sure Remedy for Chills and Fever
AYERS AGuE CURE never fails.

UclmbOld's Extract Sarsapnrilla Is tina
Great Blood Purer thoroughly ceanses and thd
entire system, and readily the circulation
blood, after purgng with HELMBOLD's GRAPE PILLS
the foul humors that have accumulated In the system fo1
years Both carefully prepared according to the rules o
Pharmacy and Chemistry. aud thoroughly reliable.
test of 20 years has proved this. Try them.
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Batch eior's Hair Dyc.-The Rest In tao
world The only perfect dyes harmless, reliable, nsanta
ncous. Factory ID Bond street.
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A Bargain.-S2 so Hats Reduced to 81 80.
Cheapest Hats offered at retail Caps Csc Bargains ia
Boys Hats. Specially, Gentlemens silk Hats, ~.
q. u. ID. HAT COMPANY, II Cortlandt street.
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Tho Russian Prince.-A1exander AIexars
drowch. the russian Prince viii be this country within
ten weeks. lie has already bespoken set of hau OF
KNOX the Halter, sl2 Broadway, where latest most
fashionable exquac, most recherche and absolutely
Indispensable styles hand.
knew that, and acted accordingly.
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A Removal,

GEORGE c. ALLEN
has from 53 to 841 Broadway four doors below
Fourteenth street. Diamonds Watches and Jewelry AZ
lnu. t,rtco
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Coorer's Sinapinc, Tissue or Mustard Pnpen
for sale by Il. II. HOBBS, 90 Maiden lanc.