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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-24
MUSICAL REVIEW.

Ditson Co., New York and Boston, publish tine
following:-
''Of Thee" Words and melody by George r. Sar-
mt; accompaniment by Walter r. Johnston. the
& ,dy Is a simple, unpretending affair, not witnout
men 'nd certainly not capable Of sustaining the
mercA g. elaborate and not entirely correct acs
ponaefo% ut OF Mr.. Johnston.
compan,rse. is SPARKLING" Song. Rubinstein.
"The Dew work, full OF deep thought, cuti-
most cnarmN. I'd quiet grace.
Vated expressiorA 'et Campana. BY no means
"Vieni Meco." ~ ndard OF this favorte coE-
rp to the average ara Thy OF him.
poser ana entirely unwos, 'ng. Nine. Rothschild.
An .eii ine why. = ,r time, which Is not
weilaranged. or An exnusa,ta
"velLa-day.n SOng. RanaefA omnan,ment
melody, with Mendslssonnian, ate 'ainton Dolby.
Gnspoken Love" -, song. x Mms;,a
Glove VIM Shine.". song. PinsasiS'
nH aFIenrese" CAPRICE nprompta cfN " cG pns
schalk. Rather commonYaace and noisy thS~
the arrangement n Is artistic ruchard A = cry
ordinary set OF themes, sin Dry pu' e"ec'iVeiv
20 Fair Dover, song. A. q Sullivan. There ~
characterlsuc power and EXPIRE sssol IN all MT sui
ap %eG%s wns TINS csa.s T. ss
good dancing arrangement from 0f!Sn6acE NM,
lie Penseros9n song song tar paers
souvenir de rOpesa Mignon." !. o. HesS. An
undressing arrangement Oh ~" airs iroD
Thomas opera.
WlLiam A. Pond, H. Co, New YC-k, publish the
following
''Twilight." Sons, BARTLETT. Simple and pretty
and neatly accompanied.
''Wd Spree Galpp." G. 5. SyInonds. goo0N
salon piece written .Mthe ordinary popular STYLE.
''fhough But Ore air." song aud chorus. ii. r
Main. pretty, flowing msiody, bus we think Is
has been used before.
econ Amore GaIop.'r Berg. or the same charac--
ter ~ the galop we sIpO9so'ol above.
''Shadows." Ballad. ). H. Dyer. A rasher pleas
ing melody with not over appropriate aoe0mpani-
ment~.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March %, 1872.
4 surgeon George W. Wood and Assistant surgeon
clarence e. Black are detached from the Naval
Hospital at Mare Island and ordered TO the Lacka-
wanna.
= Dispatches have been forwarded TO the De-
partment from Commander Badger, oil
the Tlconderoga, dated Baha, Brazil Janu-
airy ~. He announces his arrival AT
blacei0 ~ on the 17th and that he remained lheIe
hve and a half days TO refresh the crew. ne re-
ceved very polite attentions from the authorities.
There was no American shipping In port. our uaoe
with the port seems to be limited. . , d,
The Tic0nderoga arrived at Bahai on the 26th Oh
January, and on the morning OF the 2Ith saluted
enc brazilian nag and also Brazilian COMMANDER
an port which sautes were returned. Business
was dun there and very little shipping In port.
COMMANDER Badger mentions the arrival at Per-.
namouco OF the United states surveying vessel
tiassler. He offered the expedition any assistance
an MS power, but 1t was not needed, their wants
being confined to obtaining supply OF COAL
mere was no sickness at Bahai, though at Per-
namDuco the yellow fever prevailed extensively
among the shipping In the harbor There had been
many deaths The Ticonderoga was TO sail for Rio
pelter was haaar
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 23-7 p. M.


WASHINGTON, ID. O.. March 23-7 p. M. }
Synopsis JOr the FAST T,centv-t0tv Hours.
An area OF low barometer has moved from Lake
Superior southeastward into Canada and north OF
Lake Ontario The area OF snow from Tennessee to
the upper lakes has extended eastward over the
Middle and New England States. Clearing weather
and northery to westerly winds have extended
eastward TO Lake Michigan, OHIO, MARYLAND and the
South Atlantic coast The winds have veered to
easterly over the Western Gulf States. Brisk ana
high westerly winds are now prevailing from Lake
Michigan eastward over the lower lakes. The
rivers have fallen at Omaha, Fttsburg, Cincinnati,
Louisville and Nashville, and risen at Vicksburg.
Probabilities.
The low barometer north OF Lake Ontario will
move e.stwardly over the New England States and
brisk and high northwesterly winds Will extend
from the lower lakes to the East ana Middle Attain
tic coasts. Clear weather VIII prevail on Sunday
over the Middle States, except probably along the
lower lake region, and extend over New England
by and on sunday morning. Eastery to southery
winds Will prevail over the Western Gulf States,
with very probably threatening weather. Falling
barometer and winds backing TO southerlv are
probable for the Northwest during the night, and
extend to the OHIO Valley and over the uppe lakes
on sunday. Dangerous winds are not anticipated
for the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
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Personal Intelligence.

7
4 General j. T. Croxten, OF Kentucky, has quarters
ht the Metropolitan Hotel.
! Mayor J. W. Cooper, OF Buffalo, is sojOurning at
the Sturtevant House.
General Preston, OF Kentucky, is quartered at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
4! General N. p. Banks, Of Washington, yesterday
arrived at the St. Nicholas HOTEL
Colonel J. N. Bonaparte, late OF the French army,
ls stopping at the New York Hotel.
Bishop sharp, OF Utah, is among the late arrivals
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Z. McMurdy, Of Albany, is registered at
the st. James Hotel.
Judge b. B. Meeker, OF Minnesota, Is among the
Rate arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
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WASHlN GTON.

WASHINGTON, March 90. 1872.
The Indian Committee or the House this morning
had an extended session, at which the plan OF civil
izng and Chrlstianzlng The Indians upon the plan
presented by the meeting of the religious and
pnllanthropc societies that recently met in New
York was discussed, but no final action was taken.
New Y Ork Custom House Investigating COM
Iniitee.
The New York Custom House Inv estigating Com
| mittee, at a meeting to-day, examined Lewis j.
Kirk whose object was TO contradict the testimony
OF Messrs Redman and Whieesides, who were the
only two merchants TO his knowledge who CON-
planned OF MIN in connection with his seizure or
their books and papers.
Special agent OF tse Treasury, Brush, was ex-
amined, when the committee adjourned.
Irrigating the Plains.
speech was made by Mr.. Kendall, OF Nevada, in
the House to-day upon the subject of rrigatlng
the desert plains He gave general account OF the
facilities needed for irrigation, such as arteslan
wells, &c.
British. American Claims Commission.
The British and American Claims Commission
met to-day, and. after an hour passed In discussing
business, which is of no public interest, adjourned
until Monday. No cases were decided.
Communication of Military Sentence.
The President has directed Communication Of the
sentence to suspension from rank for eighteen
months and forfeiture or all pay Tor that periOu,
except 500 per month, In the case of Second Lieu
tenant Edward Lynch, OF the Eighth infantry,
recently tried by court martial for conduct ua-
becoming an officer and sentenced TO be dismissed
the service.
Treasury Balances.
The balances in the Treasury at the close OF busl
| ness to-day were:-
Coin .S119 042, TAI
Currency. .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l0O33,07f
|
| Internal Revenue Receipts.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, S297, 324; the
receipts for the month"; S. OOS Ia and for the hsca
| year to date. $94, 2ss517.
| Weekly Currency Statement.
The receipts OF fractional currency for the week
ending to-day were $7O4,00O; shipments, $393,0Oo
notes shipped, 1904 900; bonds held as security for
national bank circulation 1914 329 $50, and for pub
lie deposits, SIS, $50 900. National bank notes out
| standing, $685., 7s0,274.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Arrival Of the Steamship Great Republic-valu-
able Cargo for the United States and
Ccnada-Sevare Winter on the
Asistic Coasts.
TELEGRAM To TINE NEW YORK HERALD

SAN FRANCISCO, March %, 1872.
The steamship Great Republic, from Hong Kong,
January %, arrived here to-day. She experienced
terrific storm during the passage. Near Ocean
Island she saw what was supposed be portions OF
the wreck OF the United States steamer Saginaw,
lost there floating at sea.
The Great Republic brings among her passengers
j. w. Harding, M. II. Micawber and two Japanese
for New York; 2l packages OF tea, 3O5 Of silk and
2sS of merchandise also FOR New York, and smaller
lots for Hartford, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago
Montreal and Toronto
She lett at Hong Kong the United States frlgate
Colorado. and at Yokohama the United States steam
ers Olaska and Idaho.
The news advices state that the past winter was
the most severe ever experienced on the coasts OF
China and Japan.
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THE WESTERN RAILROAD WAR
Great Rumpus Whether the Pacific KnilrOnd
Terminus Shnll BE In Iowa Nebraska
Rumors and Counter Statements-Judge
loves DecisiOn-Omaha Rampant.

Rumors and Counter Statements-Judge
Loves Decision-Omaha Rampant.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March %, 1872.
The Iowa Railroad Directors have decided, and
will stand by their decision, that transfers or
goods they will not receipt for them further than
Council Bluffs unless the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company receipt and become responsible
for them at the transfer grounds here. They
Will not recognize q third party. Pour Iowa
railroads terminating mere will vacate their offices
in Omaha on Monday, and take their entire ma
teras to this SIDE OF the river so as to be more con-
venienL to the legal terminus OF the Union Pacific
Railroad. The Iowa railroad companies have gwen
orders 10 their agents TO have the word "Omahao
stricken from their tickets and Council Bluffs put on
in It's stead.
culated, that Judge James w. Love decides, 10 the
United States District Court, or Iowa, held IN
Keokuk, that Omaha aud not Council Bluffs Is the
terminus and initial point OF the Union Paclnc Kali
road, Judge Love makes the following written
Statement:-
''KEoKUK, Iowa, March 81, 1872.
'The Court here gave no opinion as 10 what Is the
terminus OF the Union Pacl1c Railroad c0nSld-
cred IL unnecessary TO decide that question. AS to
what may DE inferred from the judgment OF the
Court have nothing TO say. Ol course every one
Is at liberty to make his own deductions. IL Is well
known that the Courts Of the United states have no
Jurisdiction except what Is conferred by act oil Con.
Lress and In my opinion the law OF Congress gives no
Jurisdiction TO any United States Court Tor he state
OF Iowa 10 authorize the condemnation OF land Tor
railroad purposes. On the contrary, TINS power Is
expressly conferred by act OF Congress upon United
States Courts for the Territories OF the United
States, through which the contemplated road was
to be built. The Court, therefore, he'd That the
District Court of the United States for Iowa mad no
jurisdiction Of The matter IN question.
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TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, March ~ 1872.
The following news from Monterey, the 10Th, have
been received here:-
General TrevnO had visited SatillO for the pur-
pose OF raising a forced loan OF $4,000. and his
agents had visited Monterey where a forced loan OF
$4,000 was levied. The stores of those who refused
to pay were broken open. AMI goods to the amount
OF the tax imposed were taken therefrom. The
store OF prominent American merchant had been
opened, ana goods to large amount forcibly taken
away.
[The above Is simply a repetition Of the HERALD
special despatch OF yesterday
the revolutionary General Martinez is besieging
San Luis POtosi. while Guerras army IS CONFRONT
ting Rocha near Zacalecas, with pare or Trevno's
forces.
Fifty OF Corrina's men have formed camp at
Zapala Ranch, above Roma Texas from whence
they are making raids into Mexico, robDing stores
ana ranches and returning to Texas with their
booty. The authorities are taking measures to
arrest them.
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RECESS OF PARLIAMENT
FRANCE.
England and Spain in Joint Remonstrance
Against Theirs Commercial Policy
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March 90, 1872.
Their Excellencies Lord Lyons and Senior Olozaga,
the Ambassadors OF Great Britain and the Kingdom
of Spain to the government Of the French republic
In Versailles, have had lengthy interview with
Count de Remusat, Minister of Foreign Affairs or
1t is stated that the two Ambassadors expressed
the deep regret felt by their respective governments
at the course pursued by France, ana that Senior
Olozaga further stated If duties were collected IN
contravention Of the treaties which do not expire
until 1877 Spain would be forced to make reprisals
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Earl Grsnville's Note Of Reply Duly Despatched
for Washington.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW rols HERALD.

LONDON, March 20, 1872.
The steamship Baltic which left Queenstown
yesterday afternoon Tor New YORK, took out the
reply Of the Right Honorable the Foreign Secretary
Of England, Earl Granville to the despatch of Sec
rotary Fish relative to the American claim for con-
sequental damages In the Alabama case.
The Baltic will be due in America on Sunday, the
3lst inst. The British paper OF State will be for.
warded to Washington Immediately after her ar
rival
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supplementary Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, March %, 1872.
Snow has been reported from Baltimore, Buffalo,
Boston, Burlington, cape May, Cleveland, Detroit,
Grand Haven Indianapolis, Knoxville, Lynchburg,
Mount Washington, New London, New York, Nor
folk Pit,sburg, Philadelphia Portland, Toledo, Tor
ONTO and fell in this city las night and this after
noon. Rain, succeeding the snow OF last night has
fallen at Cape May, charleston, jacksonville, Nor
folk, Savannah and Wilmington, N. c.
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VIRGINIA.
A Party of Distingues Doing Richmond
Governor Walker Playing the Host.

RICHMOND, Va, March %, 1872.
Messrs. j. b. Beck and II. ID. McHenry, OF Ken
tucky; f. IL. Roberts, OF New York; and J. 7.
Harris X. +. W. DUKE and William Terry, OF Vlr-
glnla members OF the United states House OF
Representatives, arrived here his morning. Their
Visit has nothing OF Official character
about 1t. They are the guests or "a num-
Der OF prominent tobacconists and other
citizens ana are 'doingn ltcnmond. lhey were
received Uy Governor Walker and visited both
Houses OF the General Assembly, besides other
points OF Interest. They are being privately BAN
quoted this evening.
In the senate TO-DAY the Joint resolution OF in-
structions Tor the United States senators from
Virginia 10 vote Tor the repeal oil the duty on tea
and coffee was rejected.
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THE EASTERN SNOW BLOCKADE.

BANGOR Me-, March 49, 1872.
The blockade OF the Eastern and North American
Railroad is at last broken, and the train from
ST. John arrived here at fifteen minutes
past ten O'Clock this forenoon, preceded by four
engines and a snow plough The train lett Dan
form last night at SIX O'Clock. The track Is now
clear, and tram VIII leave here for St. Joan at
hal. past twelve O'Clock today,
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THE MORMON PRISONERS.
The Church Digni,aries Under Arrest Not
Released ON Hnbens Corpus

SALT LAKE, March 90, 1872.
Counsel for the Mormon prisoners at Camp Doug
las under indictment for murder and other crimes
concluded not to ask the Court for Il writ of habeas
corpus to-day, and DOW await the action OF the Su-
premc Court at Washington I'm Englebrecht's case
The Church community are very bitter because
the prisoners have been placed under the charge Of
the army
Military posts are to be established at Beaver and
other pon.s south towards the line OF the Arizona
frontier to guard against Indian forays
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THE HUDSON RIVER OPEN 10 NEW HAM
BURG.

POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. March 90, 1872.
The steamboat Waiter Brett reached New Ham
burg from New York this afternoon. The steamboat
HasDrouck Will leave here for New York on Mon
day night
The weather Is mild, and the chances are that
navigation Will be permanently opened on Monday
next.
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The statements as telegrapned from Council Bluffs
that Ku Klux Khan Will be or has been organized
by Omaha people to tear up the railroads in Iowa,
or TO interfere with the bridge in any way,
utterly absurd, as also the statements from the
same source concerning the proposed action OF the
Nebraska Convention called Nv the prominent men
from all parts OF this state for Marcn 81. There
no desire manifested but mat the questions AT issue
may ne left with the Courts.
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A FOOLISH ACCIDENT.

HARTFORD Conn.,, March % 1872.
To-day man named clark, In Cold Spring. near
Otis, Mass, by the most foolish carclessness. with
loaded gun shot ana killed his sister, aged twenty
three years, aud wounded her daugnior, SIX years
ola 40 that ampuiatOn Of her arm was necessary.
| rna wan al'a head was shattered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-24

How "a Prevent smallpox.
Use freely ROMO-CHLORALUM, the new, odoriess and
dccdoiizer and which absobs By
inherent all gases and poisonous
exhalatons about your premises
destroys the germs contagon ard the spread
ing of the disease abundanty testified by eminent phgs
clans who have used In private ana In the princ
pal hospitals large cities.
Prepared only by TILDEN { CO.. ZIG william street. Sold
by ALI druggists,
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A.-FOr Pimply EruptiOns. Black Heads md
Botched Designations of the Face, use PERRY'S I'M
PROVED COMEDON AND PIMPLE REMEDY-the skin
medicine OF the age. Sold by druggists.
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An Unnatural Richness Of tho Nose and
Mocs upon the Face positively cured by DR. b. u.
PERRY AZ Bond street, New York. cure guaranteed.
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A.-MOney, Money. Money.-Iiberni Ad.
made Diamonds, Watches and Jewery by JAMES
Z. MATTHEW'S H Broadway corner Fourth street.
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Their patrons and the public generally cordially In
vlted to call on that day.
LORD h TAYLOR,
Broadway and Twentieth street
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General Depot for sewing Machine Needles
at Office BARTLETTS Needle Works. $50 Broadway,
ncr Prince street, New York.
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Drawing OF April g. 1872 J. u. MARTINEZ a CO.,
Bankers 10 Wall street; box 46S5 New York Post olce
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IL VIII Relieve the Baby. ,oo,r
There Is mistake about IT, Mrs. WINSbOW'S sJOlhs
ING SYRUP, for children teetalpg
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Delicate, HARMLESS HairdressiuR.-
CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR; restores gray
hair stops falling increases its growth, produc
ing u suit of fine flowing hair
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Attractions aud Novelties in
Thursday, March 2S.

LORD TAYLOR respectfully that their formal
opening Spring Summer Styles in the Cloak suit
department will take place
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Barry Du Bnrry's Revaienfa Arnbica Food
for Invaits nurive preparation offered to
the public. REvALkNTA CHOCOLATE, a most delightful
| +.
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Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cnshed and Ins
JOSEPH BATES ~ broadway. roomA-
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A Indy, Having Met with pecuu1ary
reverses will dispose OF square Camels' Hair Shawl
Bracelet Earrings Cross and three Finger Rngs
Mt a figure Address I. w., Herald
Uptown Branch Office, l,265 Broadway
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Removal .,.,,,,., a, c,,,xr ,,o,.y.vv
'''' - have removed 0
rs6 nd 7ss Broadway. corner OF Tenth treet-
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Suddenly Ordered by the Outlaws
to Leave Her Cabin.
"CoME, GO WITH U.s."
She Doesn't Know How They
Have Disposed Of Him.
RUMORs OF HIS MURDER.
What the Wilmington People
Think of the Matter.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 80, 1872.
The latest intelligence from the HERALD
correspondent in the hands of the Robson
county outlaws renders more grave the ques-
tion of his probable fate. 1t was his intention
to accompany the outlaws to their several
hiding places, they agreeing to carry him to
their haunts in the swamp blindfolded, and it
was his intention to leave them on Monday
next if possible. To-day Rhody Lowery, the
wife of Henry Berry Lowery, appeared at the
depot at Moss Neck and made statement to
the special messenger of the HERALD as to the
recent movements Of the correspondent.
MRS. RHoDY BRINGS STRANGE NEWS.
Rhody states that upon the return of the
HERALD correspondent from Moss Neck yes
terday, after his delivery of his package of
correspondence for the HERALD bureau here,
he was seated in her cabin when Andrew
Strong and Steve Lowery suddenly entered
}and peremptorily ordered him to
s'COME AND GO WITH US.
Rhody states the HERALD correspondent,
bnanifesting great trepidation, Immediately
obeyed their order, and was last seen by her
moving in company with the outlaws, whose
manner toward him was sullen and men,
ncing, in the direction of the swamp. Rhody
bias seen nothing of the HERALD correspond
ent since his departure from her cabin, and
she processes entire ignorance of the dispo-
sition made of him by the outlaws.
AN OMNIBUS HINT.
In connection with this make an extract
from letter from your correspondent on yes
terday. He says TIN a conversation with
Andrew Strong and Steve Lowery of yester-
sday asked if I could see Boss, who they
Say is not dead, though l know he is, and
Steve, with laugh, said to Andrew, Yes,
he shall see Boss before he goes away,
(which remark was accompanied by villa
nous chuckle. l am on parole now. They
made me put my hand on my heart and swear
d would not try to run away, and then l
gave them full permission to kill me if did,
land not accuse them at the Day of Judgment.
They treat me well, except that they compel
me to drink their Internal wbiskey."
! Rhody Lowery's statement concerning the
HERALD correspondent, taken in connection
with the ominous utterances of Steve Lowery,
has created feeling of profound apprehen-
sion here regarding his fate.
RumOred Murder of the Correspondents.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 23-Evening.
There is report extensively circulated on
hhe streets this evening to The effect that your
correspondent has been shot, but whether by
hhe outlaws or the citizens is not stated.
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A.-FOr scalp Diseases, Loss Of Hair md
unmely irayness, consult DIR. Il. c. PERRY, Dermat0l-
ogs AZ Bond street, New York Send for nterogatory
etrcna
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A.-EOr stylish and Elegant Spring Hae
call on DOUGAN, 102 Nassau, corner of Ann street
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For Moth Patches, Frcclkles and Tim Uso
PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION, the well known,
reliable harmless remedy for brown dissertations OF
the Depot, ~ Bond New York Sold By all drug
oil
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Juiihn's Uydrastin Compound - an enccS
saa remedy and wsasnesses"t the Ncsys aug
urinary organx