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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Immense Outpourins of specie to China-Fur-
ther Murders and Depredations by the
Apaches-Two Trains Attacked and Plum
Notwithstanding Under View Of the United
States Camp. 1880
SAN FRANCISCO, Marcn l. 1872
The steamship Japan to-day carried out 81, 4a3, 700
specie for China.
A. J. La Fontaine, one OF the oldest Job printers
IN California, dropped dead to-day.
despatch from wyckenourg. Arizona, says the
Apaches attacked two trains between that place
and Phenix. and murdered Samuel Culhember and
Thomas Harris.
AT Martinez rancho they ran or the stock and
plundered the station OF ali movaoles
cuinemper and Harris were employees OF the stage
company. Inc station Is but four miles south of
Camp Date Greek wnere are posted three compa-
MES OF regular troops--two companies OF infantry
and one OF cavalry. The rancho Is distant aoout
twenty-five miles from the scene OF the Wycken-
Qyrg sage massacre NRere Loring was KILLED.
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FOREIGN Personal GOSSIP.

Prince Michael OF Russia has gone to the eau
casus.
has become insane.
-Raoul Rigaulr, one OF the most notorious
scamps oil the Commune, is not dead.
LAGRANGE, Chief Of the Political Police under
the empire, is IN Paris.
Louis Napoleon has been denied permission TO
soiourn q short time III Italy.
--Laccord, the Communist and celebrated cook
and orator OF the CLUB de PEcoe de Medicine, who
during the siege demanded nightly the overthrow
of the Government for National Defence and the
death OF Trochu, mas arrived at Geneva
Earl Dudley, says the Levant Times, has ar
rived I'm Egypt. and has been over the canal works
70 observe their progress and condition.
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Charles X. Tuckerman, ex.United States Min
lister to Greece yesterday arrived at the New York
Hotel.
Judge J. G. Abbott, Of Boston, Is among the late
arrivals at the Brevoort House.
Judge F. A. Hildreth, of Lowell, Is sojourning at
the Grand Central Hotel.
General George b. Corkhill, Of Iowa, is quartered
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Ex-Governor A. f. Burnside, of Rhode Island Is
domicied at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
General L. B. Pierce, OF Baltimore has rooms at
the Sturtevant House,
Colonel W. Il. Mcneil, of Rochester. is among the
late arrivals at Earle's Hotel.
The Baroness Walein, OF st. Petersburg, Is STOP
ping at the HOFFMAN House.
General E. Blakeslee, Of Boston, is quartered at
the ST. Denis Hotel.
Captain Charles Spear, OF Maine, is stopping at
the Astor House.
Mrs. John Wood arrived by the steamer Calabra
from Liverpool yesterday, aud Is stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
NEW JERSEY METHODIST CONFERENCE.

The Claims Of g Worn-out Preachers''-A De-
hciency In the Pension List-No More Mar
riuges the SIy-CoupIes TO Procure a
License from n Civil Magistrate as a Proof
of Their Qualifications.
TRENTON, N. j., March l, 1872.
The Methodist Conference met at nine O'Clock this
morning Rev. DR.. Harris, OF New York, presented
the statement OF the Missionary Society for the
year. lie urged prompt payment OF collections
and continued berality towards the objects OF the
Society. The claims OF "wornout preachers on
the Conference funds was reported at SO, 229, and
the amount received therefor only $500 a. leaving
a deficit OF 1888 06. AN amendment to the marriage
law was urged requiring persons to produce q GER
t1cate or license from some civil magistrate that
they nave duly complied with the law and are Of
full age.
long debate took place In regard to vineland
Seminary, which finally resulted IN the adopting a
resolution to raise $4,000. committee was ap-
pointed to confer with the lay conference and solicit
their cooperation. Those who were on trial last
year were continued, those who had continued for
four years were elected elders, and those who had
passed a satisfactory examination for two years
were appointed deacons.
An Electoral Conference, composed OF the laity,
met this afternoon, and, with the clergy, pledged
themselves 10 furnish $4,000 for completing inc
seminary at vinelaud, and elected Samuel A. Dob.
bins and james Bishop lay delegates to the Gene.
raj Methodist Conference.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HEaAlp.

LONDON March !. 1872.
The Queen has written letter to Prime Minister
Gladstone, saying "She Is anxious to express pub
licly her own personal very deep OF the recep
ton that she and her dear children met on Tuesday
from millions OF her subjects; words are too weak
for ner to convey how deeply she was touched
and gratifed by the immense enthusiasm and affec-
ton OF all, from highest to lowest" She returns
her heartfelt thanks TO the whole nation, and de-
clares that "she herself and all the members OF her
family will ever afectionatey remember the Day OF
Thanksgiving"
DEATH ROLL OF THE DOCTORS.
The London Lancet gives the number OF casual
ties which occurred In this city on Tuesday last,
caused by the falling Of stands and moving OF the
great mass OF people congregated to view the
Thanksgiving demonstration, at 229 only two OF
which, It says resulted fatally The most of the inju'
res consisted Of fractures and dslocatlons cuts and
decorations.
HONOR TO THE LONDON MUEICIPALITY.
Mr.. Gibbons, Lord Mayor OF London. has been
made baronet. anu the honor OF knighthood has
been conferred upon Sherirs Bennett and Prescott
ROYAL VISIT TO GERMANY.
Her MaIesty's proposed visit to Germany will be
OF two weeks duration.
PRINCE OF WALES TRIP TO FRANCE.
II is now stated that the Prince OF Wales will go
to the south of France instead OF to the Italian
lakes. A special despatch from Paris says he Is
expected to arrive in that city on Sunday next en-
route to Nice.
COMPLIMENT TO A vIoERoY.
grand banquet has been rendered to Lord
NorthbrooK at Winchester, his home. to take place
on the 9th instant the Of his expected departure
in order to assume the Vcer0yalty OF India.
POPULAR PROTEST FOR PARLIAMENT.
public meeting Is to be held in Hyde Park on
Sunday to protest against the Parks Regulation bill
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Ten thousand four hundred and one bales OF
American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day.
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In DiYiai0n street.

A fire broke ont yesterday morning on the second
floor OF the building 1917 Division street. which
was occupied by J. X. Beherand as dwelling. Inc
first floor was occupied by the same parties ana 10
the stock the place was damaged to the eXemt OF
XII 400 and was NOT insured. The fire originated on
the second floor Of the adjoining house l9s az ON
street. The IRE Is supposed 70 DO .ns venth nre
c,ncI arrested Robert Cohen, the son OF the pro-
nriotor of the Mace on spsplcQn u being we paEVs
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ALEXIS IN HAVANA.
The Grand Dukes Celebration Of the Anniver-
sary of His Fathers Accession to the Throne.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March 1, 1872.
The Grand Duke Alexis visited the unfinished
Vento water works to-day. He Will go on board
the fleet tomorrow to celebrate the anniversary or
MS fathers accession to the throne OF Russia when
religious services will be held ON board the iagshipa
at which solemn "Te Deum'' will be sung. In tha
evening a dinner will DO given to Captain General
Valmaseda and about forty Others
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TELEaRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Nelson Walker, coored lawyer was admitted 10 practice
before the Supreme Court of Tennessee yesterday.
George A. Thra yesterday found guilty Of counter.
feiting Monroe, VIA, and will be sentenced to-day.
The Senate Committee Congressional Apportionment
has been Instructed to awe st. Louis hreo Representatives
Mr.. o. NJ. Benedict prominent lawyer of Rochester,
died yesterday aarpoons lie bad ho9n sick for time
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FIRES.
In SixtY.hfth Street.

fire broke ont yesterday afternoon In wooden
building used as a stOrehouse and attached to the
Colored Home. In Sixty-ffth street, between First
ana second avenues, that caused damage OF
81 900. The Dire was caused by an inmate named
William Scadder, who set fire TO a quantity of
straw. The building and Its contents were totally
destroyed.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FRANKFORT. March l, 1872
A shocking accident occurred In this city this
morning. building, in which large number Of
persons resided, fell, Durying the inmates in the
ruins. Fourteen corpses have thus far been taken
from the debris, and large force Of men is yet en-
gagged IN searching for the bodies Of other victims
OF the disaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS MONROE. March, 1, 1879.
Major General VIM. T. Barry, President OF the Ar.
tlery Association OF the Army of the Potomac Loft
here this evening 20 be present at the meeting 0r
that society IN Providence, Il. l., on the Itch inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02

Queen Wet Thanks to the People for tho
Thanksgiving Reception Hospital Report Of
tho Consequences Of the Fete-The Court to
visit Germany-The Prince Of Wales
Whit to Paris and Nice-Compli-
msnt to tho Vicsroy Of India.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
TIE UTAH STATE CONVENTION.

The Lab0rs Of the Delegates Drawing to a
CIose-Thc Clauses They Would Have and
Those They Will Not Have-The Territory
Fever C0llapsed-The Farce To BE Ended
When tho Former Delegates HIVE sown
Their ssOats.''
SALT LAKE CITY. March l. 1872.
The labors OF the Convention are drawing to a
close. The articles OF the constitution relative 10
the Executive and Judicial departments lmpeach-
ment and removal from office, corporations,
finances the State Department, taxation, education,
military, public institutions boundary, &C., were
adopted. The committee favored the boundaries for
the future State which provided for in Sargenrs
bill, taking in portions OF Idaho, wyoming
and Arizona, all OF which formerly belonged to
Utah. After discussion the Convention finally con-
senied to retain the boundaries of the Ter
ritOry.
Other articles VIII be adopted tomorrow, and the
Convention IS likely adjourn in order to give the
members chance to put In their crops. The work
OF the Convention Is regarded as farce by the Gen.
tiles and O mere scheme to evade prosecutions OF
Mormon officials and secure TO the Church the con-
troll OF the courts and the persons and property OF
non.Mormons.
The spring business is active, and miners are COM
ng in rapidly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
GENERAL SHERMAN'S TOUR
Audience with the King of Italy and Review Of
the Italian Army.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March I, 1872.
General Sherman and party had special audience
with King Victor Emmanuel at Naples yesterday.
and afterwards attended military review by royal
invitation.
The American fleet sailed from Nice on the 2eth
for Cannes.
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kADFoRD.-On Friday morning. March I, JOHN J.
RADFORD, aged ~ years, IL month and days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited To-
attend the funeral, from the residence Of his MOTHER
1855 West Thrtieth street, Oh Sunday afternoon. ae
one O'Clock.
For Other Deaths See Third Pane.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, March ], 1872.
A grand ball was given AZ the German Embassy
last night which was attended by the Emperor and
the Archdukes, all wearing the German uniform
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RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

Imperial Fraternization and Union of the Roy
alties.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. e.. March FL A. NJ.

WASHINGTON ID. C., March FL A. NJ.
Synopsis Jor the Past 7tosnty-four Hours.
The barometer has fallen quite rapidly during to-
day from Florida to North Carolina, and the lowest
is probably central over Northern Florida. The area
of rain has extended northeastward North Car
Olina Us snow from Tennessee toVlrgna and thence
to Southern Pennsylvania and New Jersey as
cloudy and threatening weather. The winds have
Increased to brisk northeasterly at Charleston and
TO a northeast gale at Savannah. Rising barome-
ter northwesterly winds and clearing weather have
extended eastward to Alabama. Clear and pleas
ant weather Is prevailing over the lake region and
the New England States.
Probabilities.
The low barometer continue moving northeast
ward along the South Atlantic coast, the area OF
rain extending during the night over the Middle
Atlantic states SNOW Is possible over the South
ern new England States during Saturday, where
the winds will veer to easterly; clearing weather
Saturday over Kentucky and South Carolina with
northwestery winds.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington ana Norfolk.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In com.
parson with the corresponding day OF last year.
as Indicated blythe Thermometer at Huduurs Phar.
macy. HERALD Buildng:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-02
THE POTTsvILLE MURDER.
Brown, the Alleged Murderer Of Daniel
Kramer, Committed for Trial.

KTHmtfy
PHILADELPHIA, March I, 1872.
Isaac Hummell, Emmanuel Achenbacn and VIII
liam Kramer, arrested at Pottsville, Pa, on sus-
pclon Of being concerned IN the murder OF Daniel
kramer and the probably fatal wounding Of his
WIFE were released to-day. - -
mtted to answer the charge az tne April .ern Oh
consciousness and Is stlll living, although In pre-
carious condition.
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GERMANY.

Fatal Disaster by the Fall of Frankfort Tene-
ment.
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AVtTdRU ye5ttTUdy a
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ........................ AK
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r r A N O = .
Parliamentary Report ON tho Bourbon Property
General Against the Rappel-can-
robert In tho Capital
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS March l, 1872.
The Prince de Jonville has been reinstated In his
rank as admiral In the navy ana the Duke
dAumale in his military rank as general.
The committee Of the Assembly has reported in
favor OF the restoration OF their property to the Or
leans Princes.
MARSHAL CANRoBERT
Marshal Canrobert has arrived here
THE STATE OF sIEGB
The raising OF the state of siege will not be reagi-
tated at present in the Assembly.
A GENERAL ALARMED.
General Ladmirault threatens to resign his once
as Governor Of Parts because the Rappel newspaper
has been permitted to reappear.
THE BULLION SUPPLY.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France, pub
lsned here to-day, shows an Increase OF ZOO, OOof
during the past week.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship George Upton Roberts, Richmond, CttI
POINT and Norfolk, with mdse and 70 Washing
ton
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GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
rss and 7ss Rrnadwax. corner Of Tenth treet.
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A.-March Investm o nts.

A.-March Investments.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
The rapid progress of the Northern Pacific Railroad
eomneon shown in the fact that to the Missouri
River the road finished during tho
present year.
The redemption of sos by the Treasury indicates Io~
ineres. to the public hereafter and -
s4OOOooOo additional are for March, we strongly
holders thereof immediate exchange
for the Bonds of the NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The Bonds are issued in denominations of 800 to $los
coupon registered. both principal interest
the rate of 7.sO per cent payable in coin.
The Bonds. which selling rapidly. by first
and only mortgage on over two miles of road with
rolling stock, buildings equipments, and an
twen.yhres thousand of every Of
This land, Agricultural, mineral
amounting all than afy million acres. Of
alternate sections reaching forty miles each
of track. extending a broad fertile
Wisconsin through richest portions Minnesota Da-
kota, Montana Idaho. Oregon and Washington Pusee
Sound
We recommend these bonas conndentially have
always commended the bonds of the United govern.
ment-
All current securities received in exchange a. their hghs
cash value
JAY COOKE CO..
New York. Phladepha and Washington.
FOR SALE BY BANKS AND BANKERS GENERALLY.
speciaIty.-Lace Curtains in Stock and
manufactured to order from original designs.
O. L. kelly CO.. 7aa and ia Broadway.
A.-GensIemen's Hat.-sprinx style for
1a a;s s5 ,.s
A.-Hsrr'as',o s ssssas SAFES.
25l Broadway. corner Murraystrsst
A.-The "PEotcctor."
No bank secure without saR I; . CO..
As.hma.ReIief in Five DIinutes-A C.re
within the sao e 's ds
with asthma the price has been reduced to SOC box;
south Eighth street, Phl.aelpnra. Sold By Druggists
All New York Match Company's Matches
have green labels are full count and superior quality
Co., Bankers 10 Wall St. box Ssas New York Post oao.
"BRowN's BRoNcHIAL TRochEs' in new oeails: in
various parts Of the world For rssyng coughs colds and
A.-Dousau's Spring Styles Of Hats Now
ready 102 Nassau street, corner Of Ann
A.-Gcnrs, Hats. Spring style, in silk and
felt this day introduced by LEAH2 Manufacturer, 145 R
ton street.
Cri-tndc pr, Hair Dye has no Equal In tho
where.
David's Spring style a. Gentlemen's Hat5sss
Salesroom 1914 Broadway, nsax Duane street.
Electrical! Treatment for Acute and Chronic
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The Queen at Windsor.

LONDON March l-Evenlng.
The Queen left Buckingham Palace to-day for
Windsor Castle.
On her arrival at Windsor she was met by almost
the entire population OF the place with the warm
est demonstrations Of loyalty and Affection.
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A.-Genslemen's Thanksgiving style for
1872 ready for inspection and sale at ESPENSCHkIDA
manufacturer, No. lis Nassau street.
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A.-HerrinG's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ll ROADWAY. cOrnn,r MurraY lkr1A
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New Shipments OF
DRY wONOPOLE CHAMPAGNE
HAVE ARRIVED BIZ STEAMERS siLEsiA AND "Asfs
cHAs. F. sMIpT PETERS,
SOLE AGENTS.
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Ouf.-Knox's spring style Of Genflemen's
rs await public inspection his 212 Broadway
5ss BROADWAY and the Fifth Hotel This announce
ment Is OF wide public interest.
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An Extended P0puIarity.-Each Year Finds
"BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES" in localities I'm
various parts the world For relieving coughs and
diseases the Trocnes been proved reliable
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MADRID March l. 1872
A decree has been issued for the formation OF
eighty provincial battallons OF infantry.
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Electrical Treatment for Acute and Chronic
Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourtee In ST.
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Nights Of Painful WatchinR with Poor, sick
CRYING children avoided by the 81 Mrs Wins
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP.
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A SpeciaIty.-Lace Curtains In Stock and
manufactured to order from original designs.
q. L. kelly 4 CO.. 72a and ia Broadway.
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ITALY.

American Tourists Death Of Mrs 0rinnell
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Royal Havana Lottery.-.For the Drawing
TINEZ Co.. 10 Wall street. Box t6s5 New YORK Post oce.
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David,s Spring style a. Gentlemeu,s Hats,rs
Salesroom 299H Broadway, nsax Duane street.
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TELEGRAM TO the new FORK HeAALl
PARIS, March 1, 1872.
The American Register, announcing the death at
Genoa of Mrs. Grinnell, states that Mr.. Grinnelps
health Is failing.
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Cristnd0ro's Hair Dye has no Equal In tho
world the safest AMI OF Sold evory-
wh
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500 New Workers Cured of rheumatism,

Neuralgia Including Dr. oBrene, 2U2 East Thirteth
r. Brady, Jr, 80 Park Mrs Clark, Fourth
HELMS, 4V6 East Twelfth Mrs. uamjes 24s West Thir
teenth; j. Kuhn, 1 Stanton Mrs. underh 800 East Fifty
ninth Miderberee smith, Wess Tenth, by using DR.. FIT
auss4 John svssI No cure no charge, poslhvslzS
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The Crae fcnbera MasshaIps Uterine Cath
oICON for sale by all druggtss certain remedy tor all
Femao weakness and Uterine Diseases OF women.
0RAEFENAERa CO., ls9 William street.
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Furniture Coverings
New Styles for Spring, 1874
g. L. kelly 4 CO., IA and ia Broadway.

Humbugs Of Vanity Fair.-While New-FaBs
ged for the hair are eollapsng daiy PHA-
Ions HAIR INvGORAyOR, the favor lite of forty years.
retains s honestly popularity II removes these para
stica nusances scruf and dandru revents the hair from
promotes Its health and beauty. Sold by ali Druggists
Happy Relief for Young Men.-NervOus
debility cured By me.hoda Remarkable reports sens
free. Address HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION
phiafelphia.
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A.-D0uaau's Spring Styles Of Hats Now
ready. 102 Nassau street, Of Ann.
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A.-Gcnrs Hats, Spring style, in Silk ana
felt, this day introduced by LEAHa, Manufacturer, l6 R
Tor stree
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SPAIN.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HEsALn

Army Mobilization Of the Rural Militia.
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New York. Philadelphia and Washington.
FOR SALE BY BANKS AND BANKERS GENERALLY.
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A.-The "PrOtcctOr.o
No bank secure without Il.
MARVIN 4 CO.,
266 Broadway.
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All New York Match C0mpany's Matches
green labels, full nod superior quality
Wholesale, No. 4 Park place.
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Asthma-ReIief in Five finutes-A Curo
speedily efectedm din a, order 70 place UPHAMy
asthma, the price has been reduced to Soc box; by
mail, 75c Trial package free. Address s. q. UPHAM, -
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