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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-24
ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET

The market Oh Tuesday dull, with slight advance in
prices Fall made fine quality, brings from SO 80 cents
and the best grades Of winter made rs 26 Nocecse
Offering Is to 10 cents might possibly be obtained
very best lots.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-24

GOOD ENVELOPES sold at $3.50 per thousand, at the
VI FARMER Office, Newport, Vt.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-24
JEWELRY OF EVERY GRADE,
SPECTACLES 4!
sPECTACLES !
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,

Consisting Tea Sets Ice Pitchers, Svers Gobets Cups,
Tea Pots Sugar and Cream Cake Baskets Berry and Fruit
Dishes, spoon Holders Syrup Cups Butter Dishes, Toast
Racks Pickle Stands, Card Receivers Toilet Sets, Watch
Stands, Paper Weights Vases Boquet Holders Jewel Boxes,
Ladies', Pie Knives, Cake Knives, Fish Knives Berry and
Preserve Spoons Nut Picks Knives and Forks Table, Dessert
and Tea Spoons, Bar Spoons, Sugar Spoons Sugar Shells,
Pickle Forks Chid's Forks, Silver Thmbes Butter Knives,
Cream SDoons Nc. hc
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THE QUESTION I'm WASHINGTON.

Secretary Fish's Despatch to Minister
Observation-Disclosures Of the American
POsition-ArSumcnt for the Elabora-
ton or New Principle Of Tnscrna.
tionnI Law.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1872.
Mr.. Fish last night sent long despatch to
General Schenck containing the last words OF the
State Department on the question OF consc-
quental damages ut Geneva and In support Of the
new principle of International law which our gov
eminent demands in return for modification of
the American case.
There is every reason to believe that the negotia-
tons which are now going forward will succeed,
and the only danger to be apprehended is from the
violence of the opposition in the English Paria-
ment tomorrow night.
The reply OF Mr. Fish to Earl Granville's second
note Is not expected to arrive In London before
Tuesday. This will probably delay action in Parlia-
ment till some understanding based on the negotia-
lions outside of the formal argument outside of
claim, can be reached.
Earl Granville has informed our government that
the proposition have made VIII require time for
consideration, and Mr. Fish Is understood to have
instructed General Schenck to say that we are
ready to make a supplemental treaty, in which the
negative of our case at Geneva will be agreed upon
as governing the conduct OF the two nations when
one or the other is at war.
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Personal Intelligence.

Governor Marshall Jewell, Of Connecticut ester
day arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
United States Senator A. IT, Cragin o'NeW lamp
shire is again mt the Westmoreland soteL
Captain Hobart, of the Royal l"Uliery, IS az Tue
Clarendon Hotel.
Ex-Unltcd States Senator Alexander Mcdonald or
Arkansas is sojourning at tlv 81. Nicholas Hotel.
General Byron, of North mrolina, has quarters at
the Grand Central Hotel.
Professor BENJAMIN Ppfce, Of the United states
Coast Survey, is amog the late arrivals at the
Brevoort House.
General L. B. Frile, OF Providence is sojourning
at the Holman II use.
rho Rev. JoSph p. Woods, pastor Of st. Au-
oustine,s Roun Catholic Church ut Morrisania,
woatchester sounty, will sail by the Scotia on
"Wednesday Nay 5, on six months trip to Eu-
rono ri, Rev. Mr.. Woods VIII visit Italy France
rno,on, pnd Ireland for the benefit OF his health
Which DIS been impaired by arduous application to
III ,ties. The reverend gentleman will preach
h,s Arewell sermon on Sunday May 5, and 1t is the
,,ention of his congregation TO offer their pastor q
tstmonial OF their esteem before his departure for
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PROBABLE MURDER


Shooting ARRAY i'm a BOwcry SELDOM.
AT quarter to four O'Clock yesterday morning
James Burns, OF 140 Allen street, went into the
liquor saloon 29S Bowery and deliberately fired two
shots ut John IlaOren, of 30 B0wery, who was sit
ting In the saloon at the time. One of the balls
took effect in the breast Just over the heart,
and the other passed through the left leg. When
he had fired the shots Burns endeavored to escape
but the people in the place at the time prevented
him and held him until policeman was procured
from the Seventeenth ward on the other side Of the
street. AZ SOON as tho officer arrived he took
Burns into custody and removed him to the
Seventeenth precinct station house, where he
was locked up and later taken to court.
Justice Scott committed Burns for examination,
and he will be held to await the result OF the
wounded mans injuries. When Haoren was shot
he fell back into chair with groan, and after
wards sent to Bellevue Hospital. During an inter-
view with Warden Brennan ana number Of
friends yesterday afternoon, lialloren said he
could not possibly account for this ac-
had had any acuiy With the man, ne was sitting s
to occur. Burns, on the other hand, stated 10 one
of the keepers of the Essex Market Prison that Hal
oran had been annoying him for some time past,
and had frequently pointed him out to friends OF
both parties as loafer whose acquaintance
was not desirable. Burns has hadrepeated to him
so many stories OF this kind that he became in
censed against Iiaoren, and as ne says, :" could
stand it no lOnger.r To number OF friends who
called upon Burns during the day Yesterday he de-
MED having done anything whatever, and 10
some OF them he went so far as to
protest he was not in the place at
the time, but to gentlemen gentleman Nv, whom I'm
said :-"Weli, don't know whether he is any worse
or now than am" The physicians at Bellevue
Hospital have probed Halloren's breast for the bul.
let, but up TO late hour last night they were not
able to find It.. lie Is not however, considered In
dangerous condition, as the bail was very small
one and did not touch the heart, although II passed
ri a
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THE WAR III MEXICO.
The Revolutionary Army Investing
MatamOrOs.
Fighting Going on---Noa-C ombatants
Leaving The City.
THE COMPARTMENT TO BEGIN TODAY
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW WORK HERALD.

MArAMoRos, Mes\co April ~, is7A
The revolutionary army, saidjo be $500 strong:
with nine PIECES of artillery are close on the city
Fighting has bean going on all day between tho al
vance guard aad ,Cortina's cavalry, and number
Of prisoners has beA, brought in'
General ceval,os ia ucd an order to-day allowing
merchants families an 4 non-comoalants TO leave
the city, and since dayna eak tho road TO Browne
vile has been AHcd with ,ope with their chects.
seeking shelter on the Ama lean side fhc Natiohaa
Guards have been placed o,S the fortihcatons, ana
residents OF al naonalitiesA hayc been enrolled 10
patrol the streets
The lighting force on the, fortihcatios VIII
amount to 2,oOcmen, ana there VIII he 500 patrols
TO Keep order within the city Ee ices and houses
outside the fortiications have IN fen burning all
day. and the country for niles a round IL being
cleared to prevent the enemy from obtaining shell
ter The bonibardmcnt IL expected = coameaco
Tomorrow
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barometer is only on inch higher than usual,
Is like the rolling of a car weighing fifty
thousand tons over the earth's crust, it seems
indisputable that the aerial ocean and the
ocean of internal fire are equally associated in
causing the earthquake, and BY consequence,
in necesstating the volcanic outburst. We
cannot observe the hidden fire, but we can
observe and are observing the great atmos-
pheric phenomena and it is no idle hope,
but strong conviction of scientific men, that
We shall soon discover the facts upon which
we are now waiting for the provision of these
great disturbances Of this we shall speak
hereafter
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THE WOOSTER STREET FIRE,
Burned Bodies mt the Morguc.

The remains of the brothers James and John
McSherry, aged respectively thirty and thirty
two years, who were burned to death dur
ing the fire mt 81 ana 20 Wooster street,
on Saturday evening, az heretofore published in the
HERALD, were sent TO the MOrguc by permission OF
Coroner Young, who has taken the case In charge.
The unfortunate brothers, who we're members OF
the 1aiors' Union, had recently arrived from Aus
traiia, and only few days ago secured EN-
ploymcnt at the place where they met their
deaths. few OF the friends and fellow
they were murdered by the place being set on fire.
but what proof they have to sustain their freely ex
pressed opinions remains to be determined 1t IL
true, however, that serious difficulty existed be-
tween Mr.. King owner of the premises, and Mr..
Henry Erben, who occupied several floors OF the
building as an organ mandatory. Mr.. Erben in
consequence Of this rupture, was to have moved TO
other quarters on the LIST Of May. In a day or two
Coroner Young will hold inquests over the remains.
The deceased brothers boarded in Elm street.
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nnrr. RAILROAD DEATH.

Gentleman while attempting To
." fis and Essex Railroad car. near
LUMP w on Saturday night, fell under the
,',,oos an was manged to death In an instant.
Tie was s5ut forty years OF age, had black hair aud
nsstacr,, and wore black clothes. lie had n silver
watch gld n white handkerchief, on which wore
stampi the letters &c. J. G. TNylorr The hody
now les at Coroner Parllows, In llorokcn. and an
lnQu1t IL 70 DC held. w." WV
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THE WEATHER.
Europe.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 2g-I A, NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, j. c., April 29-1 A. NJ
Synopsis .tor TIE Past T,rentyJoW Hours
The barometer Is now highest over the Middle
States 1T has fallen northwest OF the Ohio valley
An area OF low barometer Is advancing eastward
towards Minnesota and Iowa. Clear weather con.
tinues very generally from Michigan " the Gulf
and thence eastward to the Atlantic Cloudy and
threatening weather, with rain, is prevailing over
the Northwest
Probabilities
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather will con-
tinue very generally over the Ney, England. middle
aud southern states; cloudy and threatening
weather and rain, north ana west OF the
Ohio valley, with brisk apd possibly very brisk
winds; the lowest barometer Will probably move
over the upper lakes.
Dangerous win DIS ary not anticipated.
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sHAYSPEARIAN LECTURE.

Mr.. Joseph Watson, Of Newport, has begun series.
Of lectures on Shakespeare and his charactera-.
"Hamlet," the first subject on which he treated.
Offers peculiar difficulties and has puzzled the
cevereat critics Of the s'tlivine Wiam,u clam.
let" knew so little Of his own mInd or 40 much
we are not quite sure which, that his character ur
ntshcs IN excellent subject though diillcult one
to the lecturer. Mr.. Watson dealt with his matter
with much Judgment, ana achieved real success
The lecture was long and interesting one. It oc-
cupicd two hours in delivery. At its close the Iec-
turcr received the most nattcrlng marks Of appre-
citation from the audience.
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The Authorities liza Cas- County Para
iyzed-The Assessins Reigning sa-
prcmc-Twelve Citiscns and a Minister
Ranishca-The Friends or the Murdered
Threatend With Death-A Company of
Militin TO tho Rescue.
HOLDEN. Mo-, April IS, 1879.
me reign OF terror in Cass county, instead OF
ab 'tng, ia on the increase The civil authorities
are pe riecty poweress TO enforce the law, and tine
lives an property OF the people are at
tho mercy of the mob Twelve men, old
citizens OF Harr,' s0nville, who were bondsmen OF
Cine together with the mnster who performed the
last rites at his funeral, ordered TO leave to-day
within twcnty-four hours or bc shot. They accord
ngly left, and are now exies 'com their homes.
The mob ia furious and have decreed TO
STAY all the principals in the ltpnd matter,
their bondsmen, and all who sympathize with them
and attempt TO defend them. Nothing but the
strong arm of the law will preserve peace and
bring the murderers to justice. A company OF
militia arrived here this evening from Kansas
relieved but hope that Governor Brown win feel
that one company ia small force to contend
against an armed organization OF one or two
thousand desperadoes.
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Mrs. Ellen II. Young.

Mrs. Ellen b. Young, widow OF the late John
Young Governor Of the State of New York, and SIS
- - - as
dence Geneseo April -, after a short ilnesainapt
Young viii he remembered Ivy the ,Or her hos.
men Of the state and visitors TO Mhsbapd0ccaeaed
ptaty and refinement while 80 ="
the Executive chair.
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TeleGaAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the Her
AID has been received from our correspondent
in the capital Of Great Britain =
LONDON, April %, 1872
The very latest advices from Spain represent
that there are II, 900 Carlists in arms against
King Amadeus, and that many skirmishes
have occurred between the royalist troops and
the insurgent forces.
The fortified town of Pamplona, capital of
the province of Navarro, situated 1876 miles
north-northeast of Madrid, is menaced by the
insurrectionnry army, which is operating, in
that direction, on line distant about twenty
miles from the French frontier.
THE RESURRECTION EXTENDING ENORMOUSLY.
The instruction is extending enormously.
The support of regiments Of regular troops
is demanded everywhere of the local authori-
ties from the government of the monarchy in
Madrid.
Battle In the Field and Severe Blows
Against tho Disloyalist Forcc-Serra-
nos March to Catalonia.
MADRID April %, 1872.
An attack on the insurgents is reported
at Lumber. Many were killed, wounded
and taken prisoners by The government troops.
No engagement Of any account has taken
place.
A band Of Carlists was defeated last week at
Porteacch (?), with a loss of sixteen killed
and thirty wounded. The insurgents were
dispersed.
Catalonia has been declared in state of
SIEGE
THE cARLIsT POSITION.
The Carists are concentrated in considera-
BILE numbers only in Navarro, Guipuzcoa and
Biscay The other provinces are quiet. The
insurgents hold no important point and
generally keep to the mountains.
sERRANo's MARCH.
Marshal Serrano has been despatched to
Catalonia to direct operations He is well
acquainted with the country, and will take
prompt action for the suppression of the ris-
ing before the enemy can concentrate
A telegram announces the safe arrival of the
Marshal in the disturbed district.
The number of submissions to the govern
ment officers is increasing.
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Foreign Notes.

Mile. Pauline Lucca baroness Won Raden has
been received With extraordinary favor at Covcne
Garden, London, at her first appearance as zcrllna
In ezra Diavoo." She Is now the reigning queen
Of opera in Europe.
An accident recently took place at the Paris Gaits
which might have been attended with serious re-
suits. Az the termination of the Pompean scene in
lie Roi Carotte' four OF the principal characters
are carried away on the back of an enormous
dragon. Just as the monster reached the aies q
rope gave way, the whole machine came down with
q run AID disappeared with IA crash underneath tho
stare Luckily no one was hurt.
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GERMANY.
Progress Of the Artisan Combination Movement
in Berlin-serious Struggle Between
Labor and Capital.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN April 2s, 1872.
The labor troubles here continue III Tue Guy. me
builders and master masons have Jomcd the master
carpenters in the lockout movement. THOUSANDS
of working men are thrown out OF employment.
The discharged journcymen OF all trades have
united In an appeal to the public for support. They
discountenance the use OF force or threats TO pre-
vent others nom working.
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TURKEY.
Sudden Death Of an American Dif'0"''S
Official.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yp'" .''.o'

,,.---.--...,e,4, AUTII y, ISII.
1850 Interpreter of the
J. l.. Brown, Secretary a. toao,, a,aao,,,, =
American Legation here, d =
disease of the heart. o,oo,.n ,-n,.,a..
Mr. Brown served IN of years, and was much
legation u"lips nu'e discharge OF his duty as
cStco'no" o' ~ tanners
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FIRE IN NORFOLK STREET.

At fifteen minutes to nine O'Clock last night fire
broke out on the top floor Of 30 Norfolk street, caus
ing damage to furniture of S40o and to building OF
5000. The fire originated from candle setting fire
to the bedclothes Of the room occupied by the pro-
prietor AdOph Finke The building belonged to
the Aston estate and was insured for 5000.
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FIR IN THE WOODS.

PorGHgEEPsIE, n Y. April =, lo'2.
The mountains opposite this city are on pre ~
four places tonight, and hullteds OF persons arc
attracted TO the river TO view the scene CONSIDER
able woodland has alrea. ~ been burned over Men
are at work successfully lighting the progress q Tue
hlnlcas
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FRANCE.
The Passport System Abolition Sustained With
out Invidious Distinction.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April %, 1872.
In the Assembly yesterday motion was intro
duced by NJ. Faubert opposing the abolition of the
passport system for travellers to and from England
and Belgium without the sanction of the Chamber.
After debate the motion was put TO q vote and re-
ected BY considerable majority.
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S p "A I "
Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
Fifteen Thousand Carlsts in Arms and Maay
Skirmishcs with the Kings Troops.
The Capital of The Province Of Navarro
Menaced by the Insurgents.

The Insurrection Assuming the Proportion Of
Revolution-Loyalist Demands for Army
Support-Marshals errano's March and
Position in the Field-Govern-
ment Reports Of Triumphs
in Action and Of Terror
to the Rebel Cause.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Herald Special Report from
Berlin.
The Demand for Consequential
Damages.
Tho Position OF the United States Pronounced
in the Presence of the German Premier.
Prince BiSmarck'S Endorsement OF the
Correctness of the American
Consequential Claim.
TsLsGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the HERALD
has been received from our correspondent in
tho capital of Germany
BERLIN. April 80, 1872.
Mr. Bancroft Davis, Assistant Secretary of
State of the United States, in conversation
on the subject Of the Alabama claims and the
American case and demand before the Geneva
Arbitration Court expressed the opinion, in
the presence of Prince Bismarck and Mr.. Odo
Russell, the British Minister, that the claim
for consequential damages will not be with
drawn by the Washington government.
The German Premier, Prince Bismarck, in
reply, volunteered the opinion that the Amer-
can position is entirely correct.
Secretary Fish's Reply to Earl Gram
vnle's Note-The American State Paper
Almost Mt the Portals of tho Foreign
Onicc.
LONDON, April %, 1872.
The London Observer newspaper says the reply of
Secretary Fish to Earl Granvilles note of March 20
to Lord Granville on Monday or tuesday. The
Observer Is informed that Ii is lengthy document.
While Its tone Is very amicable the position OF the
American government In regard to the consequent
tial damages Is maintained.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 20, 1872.
Miss Nellie Grant was entertained at a garden
party given yesterday by Mr.. Schenck, the Ameri-
can Minister.
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French Statements and Paris Govern
ment Precn utiOns.
PARIS, March 90, 1872
despatch from Bayonne reports that
the Spanish telegraph wires are cut and no
dispatches have been received since late
hour last night.
The frontier is vigilantly guarded by the
French troops.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE.
WORCESTER, Mass, April IS,

WORCESTER, Mass, April IS 1872.
Patrick Murphy, sxty-dve years OF age, living on
Pennsylvania avenue, stabbed his wife in the neck
ana attempted to cut his throat to-day. lie will
probably recover from his injuries, but the woman
Is dangerously wounded Murphy Is supposed TO
he insane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-29

A.-EspenschciIs spring FashioA. nf
Gentiemons UArS.--They pronounced the
tul hat yet oheredto the public combining 9huiysSsa
durability and taste. At rs Nassau, street.
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Where Is Don CnrlOs1

Where Is Don CarlOsI
MADRID, April 20, 1872.
1t is stated here, on official authority that
Don Carlos has not yet entered Spain. The
government has information that he was still
in Geneva yesterday, with his brother, Don
Alphonso.
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POAOHERS' PASTIMES.

stable and Assistant Dangerously
Wounded by Game-Bagging Germans.
SYRACUSE n. y, April q, 1872.
This morning two Germans went from this city
INTO the town OF Salina to hunt when they
were discovered by the game constable anu two
men, who attempted To arrest them for a
violation OF the game laws. scuf,e ensued ana
one or the arresting party was shot, probably IA
tally, and the constable was terribly beaten and
bruised. Tic third man ran away. The GeruApss
have been arrested. Considerable excitement pre-,
walls in that vicinity.
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The Russian government has determined to re-
open Sebastopol as military and commercial
barD0T.
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GenticmenY Dccss Hats, Scyer Dollars.
WARNoCk CO., $40 broadway
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FOOflight Fla she's.

NELSON'S farewell tonight
TarcpaRosa's farewell tomorrow night
'sPartners for Lfe,n underlined at Wallacks.
Janauschek plays in Hartford, Conn, on June 4.
.Artice Al Is IN rehearsal tt Mrs conway's
Brooklyn Theatre.
This il the last week of IL ia Roesh al tho
Grand Opera House.
Mile Anna Cave has n benefit at Robin8on's Aaii
East sixteenth street, on Thursday evening
"Fied OF the Cloth OF GOLD FOR 4 second week
at the COm4ue. "Bue Nor day 10 underlined.
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HatcheIor's Hair pyc--Thc Best In ths
world, the only perfect dys harmless reliable ttsan-
i1ucuus. At al druggists.
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prxsic,anss Testins fny.--syatts'

A.-RoyaI Havana Loste'ty.-J. u. Mar
yyyrZ 4 10 Bankers 10 Wall 81 feet; box aesj New
tark PA on
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For Bathing Observation-Disclosures Maliis-
ron is cooling, soothing aud refreshing.
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nue. corner Twenty nth streekYtazng t1iora pfrhk-
fast inyirofating before dinner, more S1u1ihs ,nth
ouia before retiring Ladies' day ana gonlns Won
tlcmen, every day and all night
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ENGLAND.

Miss Nellie Grant Entertained by Minister
Schenck
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The ono coners credit on tIe DUTCH aud u1s 49,.
Sprinu style OF gcntlcfnens HATS 4 ue ackhowledgcI
hran.v of ti,e season Ray 1t af az Broadway.
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vous Anfdo,e hcartly rgeomm Iaed Tor Ptay.is khcu
,,",is,i Neuralgia, Debility-S. NJ MALLORY, W. d. tcI
Fourth avenue.