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The BEATS OF THE PuLsE.-Dr
Omanza describes method of register
ing photographically the beats of the
pulse. The apparatus essentially con-
sists of small inverted funnel, having
a long narrow stem, and caoutchouc
base. This instrument is filled with
mercury to certain distance up the
stem, and its base is applied to the heart,
or an artery the oscillations of the mer-
curial column are then photographed BY
well-known processes. 1t is said that
with this apparatus the apparently single
stroke of the pulse is shown to consist of
three or even four in succession.
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A sign announcing aThe Vacuum
Cure" is hung from the window Of an
eating house in London.
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A PRETTY ORNAMENT.-A pretty or
nament may be obtained by suspending
an acorn by piece Of thread tied round
it, within half an inch Of the surface Of
some water contained ina vase tumbler,
or saucer, and allowing it to remain un.
disturbed for several weeks. 1t will
soon burst open, and small roots will
seek the water; straight and tapering
stem. With beautiful glossy green leaves.
will shoot upward, and present very
pleasing appearance. Chestnut trees
may be grown in this manner, but their
leaves are not so beautiful as those of the
oak. The water should be changed once
a month, taking care to supply water of
the same warmth bits Of charcoal added
to it will prevent the water from souring
Il the little leaves turn yellow, put a
grain of nitrate of ammonia in the uten-
sill which holds the water; and it will re-
new their luxuriance.
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THE COUNT DE PARIS.

The Representative Of the OrIeanists Says
He Is No Pretender, but n Better Repub-
licau Than His Friends and Ready TO Serve
the Republic.
The Count de Paris has addressed the following
letter to one OF his intimate friends:-
MONSIEUR ELsINGRE-I herewith return to you
Dr. BourgugnOn's letter. Its contents have greatly
interested me, and thank you for the communl-
cation. To his advice that we should abdfcate !
should reply, If could, that only soverelgns or
pretenders can abdicate. AS have never put myself
forward a. pretender have nothing to abdicate.
/ have en- every occasion clearly affirmed that
claimed only one thing, and that Is the full enjoy
ment OF my rights citizen. claimed that was
ever ready 10 serve my country III any POSI-
u n ii should call upon me 20 serve 1t, but
that / should consider as the only and
true government that which my country had chosen.
The petition which we addressed TO the Corps Legis-
iatlf, although elected under the Empire, was sig
nal definition OF position. Our offer TO serve the
best recognition OF the republc for once In the
vice OF the republic it may well be believed we
should have served 1t Loyalty. What more could we
do Recognize the repubiicy But 1t Is only for for
etgn Powers to recognize government We, who
simple citizens, cannot but submit and serve It.
Shall we declare ourselves repubcansg such an
expression OF opinion on our part would not be
binding TO any OF our friends. AS for myself, I al
ready Know that / am Infinitely more republican
than they are-that IS to say, that have no aver
sion whatever 10 a republican form OF government
But these pompous declarations, which are or seem
10 be always dictated by personal interest are good
enough for the Bonapartes, but not for people who
want TO be respected
LOUIS PHILIPPE DORLEANS.
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r r A N G E..
Theirs Letter to the Pope Pro-
nounced a Forgery.
The Proclamation of the Count de Cham
bOrd in the National Assembly.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

PARIS, July II, 1871.
NJ Favre, in a speech before the National Assem-
bly, declared that the letter recently published as
from NJ. Theirs to the Pope apOcrypha. The
Journal Octe, OF to-day also states positively that
the alleged letter is forgery
THE PARTY OF THE RIGHT TO THE BOURBON PRE-
TENDER
1t Is stated that the party OF the Right in the
Assembly is preparing an answer 10 the procama'
ton OF the Count de Chambord.
PARIS RETURNING TO HER NORMAL CONDITION.
An order for the raising OF the state Of siege OF
Paris Is expected at once.
GAMBErTA IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
NJ Gambetta appeared IN the National Assembly
yesterday and took his seat He was cheered by
the members Of the Left.
THE rETRoLEUsEs NOT TO BE TRANSPORTED TO CAY
ENNE.
The Minister of Marine. in an address before the
Assembly. gave explicit contradiction to the
report which had obtained publicity that 1000 women
arrested in Paris ncendiaries, &C, after the occu
patton Of the capital by the versailles army were to
be transported 10 Cayenne
AN IMPERIALIsr PREFECT SURRENDERED.
NJ. Janvier de Ia Motto, ex-Prefecs of the Eure,
who is charged with having committed heavy detail
cations under the empire. has been extradited by
Switzerland. ct the request OF the French govern
ment
MEMBER OF THE COMMUNE CAPTURED.
NJ. Ferre, member OF the Commune, who was
supposed have been shot by the troops, has been
arrested Another man, who resempled him
greatly, ana now turns out to have been quite nno-
can't was, on Nav rs, dragged by the soldiers to a
post at the Rue ST. German and there shot, under
the suppositon OF being Ferre. the Communist
LEGlriMIsr DEAD.
Count de P0ignac is dead.
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ANOTHER ATTACK on THE FENIiN ARMOaY
IN AVENUE A.

Al half-pasJ seven last night a large crowd Of
rOugh-looking men gathered on the corner Of ave-
nue. and Sixth street and marched up the street.
They advanced steadily and calling their friends
70 fall in they gathered more they went. Some of
them bore muskets their shoulders. and
more OF them had horse pistols hanging
loosely at their Sides in the style OF cavarymen AS
they were approaching avenue woman came
running up and told the oIilcer ON the corner she
heard them talking about attacking the Fenlan ar.
mory. Word was at once sent 10 the Eleventh pre-.
efnct for all the reserves. The ofcers all eady in
charge OF the building came ont the street. formed
line across the front OF the edlce with their clubs
and revOlvcrs ready for instant use
When the mob reached Avenue some five men
were seen TO leave the ranks and 30 down lar as
Eecond street and return. Then, with very little
talk. the crowd, which now numbered 400, dispersed
IN groups or eight and ten. and went their several
vavs II was evidently their intention 10 attack
tbe place, bat seing 1t guarded and imagining there
were more inside gave up the project. Up 70
twelve O'Clock last night no other demonstration
had adj
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THE TROOPS RESTING.

II was the intention OF the military authorities
yesterday 10 allow the members of the various regi
nents TO go to their homes after the parade had
come to an end, but they changed their minds last
evening after the results OF The Eighth
avenue battle had been made public. The
consequence was that all the regiments
were ordered 10 remain all night under
arms, so that they could be called upon at mo-
ment's notice il their services were needed. The
bows did not relish the idea much, but like good
soldiers they made Up their minds 10 make the
most OF q bad bargain and not grumbe at what
could not be helped. Ii there should be indica-
tx n OF renewal Of the riot tomorrow General
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PORT or VIEW YORK, JULY II, 1871
CLEARED.

STEAMSHIP Scotia Br), Lott, Liverpool Queenstown-c
Steamship Wyoming tBr wnincray, Liverpool william.
Steamship Tyrian (Br) Grec, Glasgow Bros
steamship Georgia, Crowel, Charleston--H Morgan 4
Steamship wamsu'ta Fish, New Bedford-Fergu,on 4
Ship Calliope; Dexter, Antwerp-Funch, Edge Co.
Ship Artisan, smith, Kot,erdam-saer Liverfnore
Bark Albert the Good (B, Bolt, penah Roads FOR
Bark Urano, Cosulich, Cork or Falmouth Edge
Bark ynone UtaD Casero, Gibraltar and Mata-sloco.
Bark Hurra tEor), osvg Gibraltar for ordersc Tobias
Bark Bsnauereau tBr), Robinson Trieste Ber
Bark Emmanuel Nor, Lsnrrcen Tieae-c Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Serene Oliver. Buepos Ayres- Dowley, Corners
Bark Braxilera tkG) Jaccns BIO Janero via Richmond
Bark W R9seve,, Hartman, Havana = Ward 4 GO.
Bark Mystic Tie obj, Shaw, Windsor NsH DE Vol
Brig Goodwin. Craig, oporio Jas Henry.
Brig Iris Simmons, Pointa-Pltre, Gusd-H vatabe 4
Brig Thos Walters, THOMPSON. St Jonns PR, and Maya
pig spsy, Bernssum, $. croix p Manfors Co.
Brig Union Chr, Tufts, st Johns, Mp 1 Nevius 4
schr F C Davis Hnkley Isle de Avc.-B weinberg
sshr Harves; Maid (Br LaniIey. St Johns, Nf,eorge
schr Adria, Larson. sydney Oh p Eevius A Sons.
scbr Antelope (Br) Barker, Transport, NsD DE Wolf
schr PsmperO (Br). Holder, 81 John. NB-IIeney Par.
schr Corneia, Deunson, Fort Palask--BcniIey Miller
Go.
schr IDA Bella, Fisher, Wilmington nee Hurieut 4
Co.
schr Cora Bush, asb,ngtoD, NC Thomas Holmes Co.
Schr q Bnns, Higoee, kich'ocnd-van Brunt Bro.
schr Fashion, Baewel. Passaic, MN Briggs g. Co.
sSSr ps Hart SsSsy Salem y IeSs
schr 4 Hatfield, Edridge. Provincetown-E Crowel Il
Go.
seer Annie Frye; smith rcmerose-Jed Frye a. Co.
schr Laura Wbhs, Roplnson, New acknowledgement 4
WOOD.
se6r Mary Isabel, ssmmi., New Haven Racket, Bro
Schr Little Charley, Rose, New Haven Racket A Bro.
Sloop Farmer, Burton, New London Ferguson Wood
Sloop Southport Beebe New Haven RACKET Bro,
Steamer Phlsdeyha, Jones. Philadelphia
Steamer 8 Phelps, Brown, Philsde pna
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1hx survey harbor Bridgeport c. for which an
appropriation during the last session Congress-
has been made under the supervision of Capt Edwards
formsriy Of the United States survey now
completed. The contract for the construction of stone
jey OF Long Beach, the the harbor to
keep the sand from washing into the channel
for digging out the channel have been given out It is
hoped by all interested in navigation that upon
much needed improvements may be commenced without
delay.
Marine Disasters.
STEAMSHIP GIN sEDew!cK, for New YORK for Galveston
beforc rcpored) In collision with schooner miles
split and put into Delaware leaking Sady Tss
rail was broken and rigging carried but abe
Snip GOLDEN FLEEcE.The fire board the ship Golden
a sos1 eG e ma when She
more than twenty feet OF water In the hold large
r.. sSe'
the wharf soon afterwards and commenced pump
and the i fs
Bros OF Gaspc, oated OF the Sd inst into
s ~ gs Dwsd to New Orleans 9Th
scnE MARY Louisa, Deerne from Bangor Fall RIVER
with humber msook light the shore Al Brentons Poin
reef and bieed The revenue steamer Moccasn Captain
ierdsy. ~ ~ - A' yes
SPOKE S ,O sh oonan ST
Mckinnon from Boston for summeide, PEI neay full OF
FOG lifted the captain had and was apparent
ly trying TO run her on the land.
ScHR CHARLrs WILLIAMS, from Eizabetbport with so
Of u and Sr Psn prun n eH on
cargo total loss. No insurance.
sSns Ass GAaL' recently ashore on Block Issnd now
for New York the last OF This week
scnn jazz u Woopnusy SNOW at saosspor 9Th inst, car
is having foremost taken out TOR a
scHR SAXON Hatch, at Providence 4th Bangor
lost anchor 30 faboms cham Nantucket Shoals
GttV
here June from New York reports having passed
spdn 81 oH. May sSTsP s
on on csps e. Ct snS a Ss
the sainsslen from odesS for 9ueeiown when the latter
ported as having PIT into 6arh.sena in distress 'ee'
s. 70, ssnS 10 RE es the
ss.a. May as los. on c,pp Island private
distan, shout 500 miles from Ciapp sand. one Of the Keel
Ing 3. SGGss sou situated sboo, 600 s: Sw s
small md seven leagues Sc by of Java Head at
The Remington Fowler arrived here from Charleston
''' hFs s s Sn ssi FL Ssn.
aeoot eight fee, above the deck fore aud foreopma stand
STOCK hanging to
1Y p Ts % az wss and s.
deckhouse gui,ed.
SYsnso ss.ns Ss5 from S.ssss soT
into North Sydney, CB, watsrogged
syDssY May 4rhs latest advice: from y Sroass. IN
slsnd. there and that IL large vesse had
been Tho Kats, which sailed April TO
rcnilY the mannas OF large American schooncr he nh
yrs snudry the inside HttnRs
OF the vessel been lately painted blue
white cabin door lock. with white knob, aud the
other brown or Aimed wood with the makers
'sNew Haven, ID a Co." had also been found. From
broken boards shch had been picked the vessels name
WAS made to be Kentucky.
WATERFORD June so-The Eleanor, Of whitcstAbe from
Dublin for RI which put In here 2lth inst with
crew afus,ng 10 do dnty, surveyed,
tensve repairs ordered TO make her scaworby.
I'm
We are under obligations 10 Puser Bempsead, Of the
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PARIS REPORTS.
Bad Blood Between the German Troops and the
Inhabitants-The Courts Martial for the Trial
Of Communication to an Englishman.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS July IL. 1871.
Quarrels between the inhabitants and the German
troops In the occupied districts continue to be OF
frequent occurrence and cause the Germans to re-
sort to rigorous measures for their prevention
RErRIBUTIoN NOT YET COMMENCED.
The courts martial for the trial Of the Communist
prisoners have not yet opened and the time for the
commencement OF proceedings is as yet unsettled.
CROSS OF TIE LEGION OF HONOR CONFERRED Oh AN
ENGLISH COLONEL.
1t was Colonel Lloyd Lindsay upon wnom the
Cross of the Legion OF Honor was conferred.
Colonel Lindsay was at the head OF one OF the
English societies for the relief Of the wounded in
France.
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AT THE TWENTY.xNTH PRECINCT.

Only four dead bodies were brought to the Twenty
ninth precinct In West ThrtIeth street-four men
supposed to have been rioters. These all died from
wounds In the head, death being instantaneous
They evidently OF the lower class OF Irsh and
presented appearance similar to that OF those at
the Sixteenth precinct. These and one other at the
Twentieth precinct in West Thirty-fth street were
also coffined and sent TO the Morgue.
During the evening the police INDUCED freely in
clubbing complaint was made against an ofilcer
OF the sixteenth precinct whose number Is s6t for
clubbing . man without cause The individual
dubbed came TO the station house covered with
blood from a scalp wound. An alderman. who saw
tins same officer nre three shots from his revolver
In the street. also TO plain OF him. Several
other arrests made by officers OF this precinct
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSsDos MONEY kARxET-LoNDon, July ia 40 y.
n.--cousois oSk for money and 80 y3X
pouount, Arnerioan socsres-ffvo4wenty bonds, 1861
toss; lo6A Ak lS97, Gin; nforties. Wx.
ExKsrool to1!oE HARxxr-Livnsrool- July IA
~ r. M-cotoo dul easier; midding uplsnds 9xd.
alddnng 0sana I'D ne sales Of the day up ZOO
SNae, 6oNding Au0 for export and specuaon Tho ship
enb from PombaS the kh ns since the last
srpo yso bass sssAd Of - eo a. reported yesssr
Loxrox PxopgoE NA1KRr.-LosDos, July n-s:op r.
M.--fAlow, ~. ID. <sA O. .
LIVERPOOL YRoDUOn HAExxr.-LJvKRro0l, July X
Bacon canhsrArd cut xcA I'd.
LYynnrooi rnovisioxs nAnxxr-LIvERrooL, July
n Beef "a 81 PEI iiscs u so lbs for sx1s prime meas
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TfLfGaAms TO TIVE NEW yoas HERALD.

VIENNA, July ~, 1871.
The Austrian delegation mas approved the esti-
mates expenditure for raising the Austrian legation
at Berlin TO q full Embassy.
STRENGTH or THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
Debate on the military estimates is IN pro-
gress. The Minister OF War reports that Austria Is
already able to furnish an army OF $50, 600 men.
Count Beust, In speech supporting the estimates,
said now was the best time for thoroughly orgauiz-
ing the army without crea ting mistrGst.
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ARRIVALS,
REPORTED ny TuR

REPORTED BY THS HERALD SrRAM YACHTS.
Steamship Java tBrl, Martyr, Liverpool July I and
Franctlgn
steamship Denmark Brl Andrews Liverpool Juno % and
4usensown lgh, with ndse ana $50 passengers TO Fw
Hurst Had strong westerly winds and heavy head the
entire passage July lat ~ Ion 3d. passed bark Chas
ssur DBL bound west 10TH lat ~ H. ion ~ o. pAssed
lnman steamship tsupposed the city of Bru,scls) bound
Steamship Lapnce tB), Buenos Ayres Juno MoDtevdco
e'b stni2s ~ RIO Janeo lh Bahia va and pernambuco
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JAMAICA.
The Jamaica and Porto Rioo Cable Lost Again
Another Gable Between Hayti and Jamaica.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoak HsaAla.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July - ISL
The Porto Rico and jamaica cable, which was
Recently recovered, has been lost again. The
steamer Suffolk has abandoned the attempt made
10 again secure the broken line, ana has gone TO aid
In laying the Wmdward cables
The Baytlcn coast cable to Jamaica win be laid
Immediately, government hayiDg PAID the amount
Of sid agreed upon.
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During the charge Of captain Copeland's force OF
police upon the riGtously -inciined Irishmen
congregated In front OF Hibernia Hail.
Ofncer O'Grady, OF the sixth precinct, was
observed skulking behind the other officers. He
Raa Immediately arrested aud taken TO the
PSlioc Headquarters, and, In presence OF many Of
his fellow o1cers, stripped Of his shield aud but
IONS by Captain Kennedy, was consigned 10 CELL
He WIS the subject OF many cOntemp tuous remarks
uttered by the witnesses OF his Official degradation.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK MaALs.

LONDON July IL, 1871
Hon. Robert c. Schenck, the united States MIN
ister and daughter left London on Monday for Ok
ford, where they have since been the guests OF the
Hon. Montagu Bernard, Professor OF International
Law OF oxford University, and recently member
OF the Joint HiQh Commission.
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COMPLETE TABLE OF ARRESTS.

Notwithstanding the exciting events or the day
the arrests were remarkably few. The detective
force, UNDER Captain James Irving, arrested sixty
noters at various points along the line in addition
70 which arrests were In the various precincts as
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GERMANY.
Conciliatory Conduct Toward France Recon-
mended.
TELEGRAM TO tine NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, July IL, 1871.
The Official Provincial correspondence Says
"Germany, confident in her own strength, watches,
with camness and sympathy. the redevelopment OF
France. Her only desire now ls TO bring about, as
speedily as possible, the reestaollshment OF friendly
relations.
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BELOW.

Ship Kate Troop (Br), Croker from Ardrossan Maya
with mdse toJ Elwel &c. tReceiued pilot July g. lat
40 49, Ion IS a. from pilot boat David Mitchell No g.
Bsrk Unanima (Br,, Minta, from Newcastle April 81 via
Londonderry May 2s (by pilot boat Marshai No 81
Bark Celeste Orb Fullerton, from Glasgow June D with
mdse to VIM Nelson, Jr Was spoken July g. lat 20 49,
s. So by pilot boat David Mitchell, No 49,
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EXTENSIVE FIRE.

fDssiructjos Of Varnish Facfory-Loss
$4,000.
About two O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon fire
broke out IN the second story brick building 3sz
West Twelfth street. occupied by q. Palmer, as a
vArnsh nctory. caused by varn,sh boiling over
fnto the nre out Of the kettle. In an instant the
plaos was enveloped IN flames. Damage 10 stock
about tl6. 900. The building was totally consumed;
loss about $4,000 With regard 10 tie insurance
0othiag particular could be ascer tanned.
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HAVANA, July Il, 1871.
Osorio was hanged from the yardarm OF the war
steamer Neptune, at Nuevitas. The remains or
CIboIlino were buried with great pomp aud cere-
mOny.
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AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Legation at Berlin To Be Raised
to Full Embassy-Debate on the Military
Estimates Beust on the Reor-
ganization of the Austrian Army.
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SAILED
ShiDpiuv Notes

Steamships Wyoming for Liverpool Scotia do; Tyrian,
Glasgow; Georgia. Charleston
Wind al w, light.
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ArlCOI. A nAVInsnN

NlCOL 4 DAVIDSON,
IN 6S6 Broadway, near Great Jones street
China usss, Ironsonc, Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware
Bronzes, Clocks aud Chandeliers wbasae and retxiL
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ENGLAND.

Minister Schenck on Visit to Ex- Commissioner
Bernard.
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OCEAN, STEAMERS
Office.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIM
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
Seanpr. | Sais UeNiant,on. [ OAoc
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II HAHHH' DhAUrfI --''--.
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLoOD-rNCREASE OF
FLESH AND wEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUrI-
Full COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
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SHIPPIN NEW S

Almanac ior New York -rhis Day.
Sun rises. $50. SO Moon rises. mora ] 32
Sun SETS. ....". 81 High water. ...eve 5 81
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different States deseron &c, sufficient pub
lefty; no charge obtained; advice free.
N. HOUSE Attorney 100 Broadway. 7.
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CUBA.
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW Yosx HERALD.

An Execution on Board a Steamer.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the Courts Of different States No publicity. AdvcS
Notary Public and Commissioner every State
=. KING, Consideration. 36S Broadway
(IoRNs CURED FOR so CENTS EACB..BUNIONs.
~ Nails Joints, &C., cured without pain; Annhiator
Corns Bunons, Nails, &c. BY mail, So cents
DR.. RICE, POS Broadway, Fulton street.
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Ticket sale until the final drawing at principal hotes
Delmonicos Thomas Garden, &C. 0rders by mail promptly
attended to-
The Concert Drawing the Path inst Copies
OF the list Of prize numbers will be found with all agents.
J. L. ROBERTSON Co.
67s broadway.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
sARsAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES; 50
QUICK. SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE BODY
UNDERGOEs, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS