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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-10
Mazzini's Chance OF Success.

Mazzini's Chance OF Success.
Mazzini may have hope Of the accomplishment Of
q radical outbreak in Italy: may be sincere in mis-
intent for It's accomplishment The people will
scarcely venture with him. however. The schism
In the ranks OF the Italian democratic party is
complete Garibaldi, In q ong.winded letter. an
nOunces that Q reconciliation between himself
and Mazzlni Is absolutely impossible. Writing to Pc.
tront afOllower OF Mazzini, Garibaldi commences
with the defence OF his own followers, whom the
MaZZlnianS called "satellites,n and adds:-''Wh0
are these satellites. name them, you martyr Of
Italian independence Who are these satellites
who nave always led the Nlzzard seaman BY the
nOse9 Read the organs OF the 0nmarCh1cal party,
especially In $780, and you will find It constantly re-
peated that Garibaldt might be something, but he
unfortunately Is surrounded BY Mazzinians.' All
this is perfectly false. Both and Mazzini are now
old men; let us not much speak OF Cancellation
between us two. Infallb1tties may die, but Will
never yield. A reconciliation with Mazzinif Such
a thing could only take place by my obeying him,
and this teel could never do"
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THE PRESIDENT In PHILADELPHIA,
Meeting of the Executive Chief with the Csu-
tennial Commissioners.
BANQUET AT GEORGE W. CHILDS,.

PHILADELPHIA, March Q, 1872.
The Presidents meeting with the Centenniak
Commission ct the residence OF Mr.. George w.
Chtlds this afternoon was altogether informal and
decidedly pleasant affair." The hospitality ana
liberality OF Mr.. Cnilds proverbla and it
necessary to say that this occasion was fully equal
to anything OF the kind ever undertaken in Phils-
delphia The elegant mansion, just finished, opened
its hospitable doors at twelve O'Clock to-day. The
Invited guests, together with Theodore Cuyer, John
Welsh. General Meade, William q. Lyttleton w.
felers. Francis Wells and Morton McMichael a.
special guests of the occasion, began to arrive at
nalfpast twelve-Mr. william " Mexican receiving
the gentlemen and escOrting them to General
HaWley, VINO In turn presented them to the Prest-
dent The oriental splend0r OF the mansion and irB
appointments, combined with o chaste ana elegant
conception In the matter OF detail and effect, were
themes OF praise.
The ceremony OF Introduction having been gone
through, President Grant, escorted by Mr.. Childss
that would do honor to Delmonlc0 was expvsod
to vlew without ceremony or that other
partake Of the good Cheer before them, which they
did with good effect the farmer oil Iowa. the states
man OF Alabama the Jurlst OF the Pacific coast the
merchant OF New Jersey, Pensylvana's capitalists
and statesman ana the pioneer Judge from Oregon
c0nversing over their wine with the cotton spin
ner OF Rhode Island. New York's representative
was discussing s0clalquestions with Adoph e. B0rie.
Virginia and West Virginia were seen amlcaoly
esed for HE momeut tn in tRe So OF subs.an
tias tnat President Grants departure and tete-a-
tete with Meade were unnoticed. Horace Porter and
Hawey were seated opposite to each other, talking
OF everything but Custom House affairs and the
elections in Connecticut. The reception on the
which the President Is held by the representa-
lives OF the 'tone and talent" OF The country, and
fed with his efforts to show the gentlemen, as ne
expressed it, sample OF Philadelphia hospi-
The President returns to washington tomorrow
night
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The Question at Issue.

Tho QueBtIOu NJ 1bsucs
The Parliamentary debate Of the British govern
ment measure entitled the Public Parks Regulation
bill has evolved a greater amount OF acrimonious
party feeling than, pernaps the discussion OF any
other measure submitted to the House Of Com
mons during the present session. The extreme
radicals and advanced liberals light inch by inch
against the combined force of Ministers and the
bulk OF the opposition. MIR. vernon Harcourt takes
the lead. backed up by Ryands the Dikites and
Muntzes. No language is TOO severe for him or his
followers In condemning the conduct OF Mr.. Glad
stones ''llberal' administration. There has just
been sharp debate over an amendment TO omit
ers power without warrant to arrest persons sup
posed to be guilty OF underlined offences. Mr.. Har-
suceny animated 70 induce tne Frs
sioner OF Warks Mr.. Ayrton, to describe 1t las
more appropriate for the bottom OF Nelson Column
Tor the House Of oommonS Mr. Bruce the H t
Secretary Secretary, sought to throw oil upon the
Provision A'' into the S to the enecs
that the bylaws for the regulation OF
me Parks should be laid upon tine table Of the House
brought about q storm. Speaking excitedly from
me 'front.' conservative bench. close proximity to
Home Secretary during sr. Disraeli's administra-
the nsr, ne proceedings as cowardly on
eeck some halfdOSen years, to the Hyde Park riots,
when London was for some hours IN the hands OF
ns Ssg%atIzsd the Est Minister Of the
not in Order, bW Ia disorder" No sooner
were the words uttered than. with face
OF ashy whiteness Knitted eyebrows and great
violence OF manner, Mr.. Gladstone started up, amid
the deafening cheers OF the men behind him, which
were met by counter cheers from the opposition
beaches. he retorted that Mr.. Hardy was 1.-THE
man who. OF all Others, was pest qualified to intro.
duce the acid ana venom Of party into matters Of
business, and declared that 'It was the blunder-
ing under the conservative government at the
period or the Hyde Park riots winch had created all
subsequent dlnicultes.n Mr.. Disraeli, in tone OF
cutting sarcasm, accused the Premier OF "sulen
excited tremendous cheering from his own
supporters by the assertion, that lat that time when
the Hyde Park riots were aI their best) the right
honorable gentleman 'never opened his mouth,
except to address turbulent mob from the pal
c0ny OF his private residence" state nent, how
ever. which, amid another demOnstrative exhibi.
ton, Mr.. Gladstone denounced as destitute OF
shred or shadow OF TRUTH After this passage of
arms the chiefs cooled down, but 1t is evident that
the radicals OF the EXTREMIST school Will stir them
up by the proceedings In Hyde Park to-day. II the
meeting Is forbidden by the police It will be bad for
the government; If permitted, equally bad.
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LoNpoN MONEY MARKKT.-LoNDoN March 81 80 p.
Mt,onsos closed at g2s for money and 9l% for
count United States nveIwenty bonds, 1885, 92k 1865
old es3.: 1878. g3Is; tenorlies. e9A. .
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs March a. M.-Rentes opened
at 56f. &c 1900. u..,o /, ON
p M-Tne cotton market closed quiet Middling upanda
lixd IN I'd middng Orleans II Nd. The sales OF the
ay have been i0O0 bales including 5000 for export and
specuatop One thousand six hundred and eighty bales or
American cotton were landed by vessel from New York;
TO-DAY.
LIvEapooL BREADsTUFrs MARKET-LrvxRPooIr
March Al 10 p M--Tbe breadstufs market 10 dull.
LoSpoN Produce MARKET.-LosDos, March a.
TalOw l6s. Sd, per. :
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THRAsHING A JERSEY EDITOR.

Last evening an alteration took place at the cor
ner Of Washington ana Montgomery streets, Jersey
City, between two iournalsts-Mr Pangborn, of the
Journal, and Mr.. Thomas Hewitt, OF the Tnles-born
an article In the laters paper couched In language
which no one would style respectable, and
his name was not published. Pang-
porn, who was soldier OF some repute
when Hewitt dealt him neavy blow on the mouth,
which partially stunned Hun. The combatants
were quickly separated, and both were taken to the
lodged against Mr.. Hewitt. He was soon liberated
on bail however, Mr. Maclauchlan, one of the pro-
prietors or the Times becoming his b0ndsman. Mr.
PangDorn was bleeding copiously from the mouth.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March 8, 1872
An unfounded report is In circulation in this city
to the effect that the French government has de.
manded Of the government at washington infor.
nation relative to the sale Of arms BY the United
States during the late war between france and
Germany.
LEGISLATIVE ASSAULT ON THEIRS PERSONAL Gov
EMINENT.
In the National Assembly to-day Deputy Guarand
questioned the government on the resignation of
M. Pouyer- Quertier rom the Ministry OF Finance.
N. Guarand made violent assault upon Presi.
dent Theirs, who, he said prevented the success
full foundation Of either republic or monarchy,
and nothing remained for the country but an EN-.
pire and chaos"
AN Ex-MINrsTRR AND HIS FRIEND.
NJ PouyerQuertier defended N. de la Motto, for
cestifying in whose behalf he had been compelled
to withdraw from the Ministry. He said NJ. de la
Motto, who was charged with approprlaflng funds
contributed for the RELIEF OF French sufferers while he
was Project OF the Department OF Eure, was guilty
OF irregularities, but not OF embezzlement
M. Casimir- Pewter, late Minister of the Interior
believed the prosecution OF NJ. de- Ia Motto was
necessary for the benefit OF public morality.
M. Gambetta also participated In the debate and
in the course Of his remarks defended the Govern.
ment OF National Defence.
The Assembly finally, after most animated de.
bate, passed the order Of the DAY.
LEGISLATIVE CONFLICT WITH THE CABINET
The Legislative Assembly Committee on the Re-
organization Of the Army has resolved disregard
the suggestions onered by General Cissey, Minister
of War.
SENTENCE OF COMMUNIST sACRrLEorsrs.
The special judicial tribunal which has been
holding commissioned court session at Versailles
for the trial Of prisoners charged with firing and
destroying the Church OF st. Louis In Paris, during
the reign OF the Commune, has brought Its labors to
q close.
Two Of the accused were found guilty Of incen
darism, and one has been sentenced to be exc
cuted, and the other to penal servitude for life.
PRUssIAN IMPERIAL PARDONs.
The Charge d'Anaires Of the German empire In
this city mas oriclally informed Count de Remusat
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, OF the pardon py the
Emperor William OF all French cuprits now con-
nned In fortresses throughout Germany.
ELECTRIC COMMUNION WITH COLONIAL CITIZENS.
Congratulatory dispatches have been exchanged
between his Excellency President Theirs and the
Governor OF the Island OF Guadalupe upon the
completion Of telegraphic communication between
France and the colony.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieutenant Commander T. r. Smith has been de-
tacheo from the Iroquols and placed on waiting
orders.
Lieutenant Commander John H. Rowland has
been detached from the Portsmouth NAVY Yard and
ordered TO the lr0Quois.
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In order to afford every opportunity to the young

In order to afford every opportunity to the young
men Of the Seventh Congressional District TO COM
pete for the military cadetshlp offered by the Hon.
Smith Ely, Jr., the Department OF Public Instruc.
ton have extended the tune Tor application for one
week. inc physician OF the Board will be In at,
tendance at the Hail. corner Grand and Elm streets
until Saturday March 10, to make the necessary
rhvsca' - 2mtnauQu OF candidates..
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 9, 1872.

Synopsis FOR the Past Ttcentv.four Hours.
The area of the lowest barometer has continued
to move northeastwardlY from Northern illinois
ana now extends from Eastern Lake Erie to
Northern Lake Michigan The clear weather, with
nortnwesterly winds, over New England on Friday,
has been succeeded by cloudy and threatening
weather, wife easterly winds, day. NOrtheastery
WINDS, with light ram, are now prevailing over the
Middle Atlantic States, and thence to the lower
lakes s0utheasterly to southwesterly Winds with
light rain. Northerly to westerly WINDS with snow,
are reported from the upper lake region. SOuthery
winds, with cloudy weather and light rain, continue
over the South Atlantic states. The sOutherIy
WINDS with rain, over the Gulf states are now sue
ceeded by rising barometer ana falling tempera-
ture. NOrthwesterlv and clearing weather over
Eastern Texas and Western Louisiana. The pres
sure has again commenced diminishing over the
Northwest, with rising temperature The rivers
have risen at Leavenworth and Nashville and fallen
at shreveport.
The barometer will continue falling rom Lake
ontario to Florida and eastward 10 the Atlantic
during the night with continued cloud and rain
and easterly to s0utherly WINDS The lowest barom-
eter Will continue moving slowly nortneastward In
Canada. Rising barometer with failing tempera-
ture, northwesterly winds and clearing weather
win extend from Louisiana eastward over the Gulf
States during tonight, and over south Carolina Dy
sunday evening The pressure viii continue al.
minlshin9 over the Northwest tonight, and con-
tinued CLOUDY weather, with rain and snow, Is
probable from the Lower Missouri Valley north
eastward over the Upper Lakes for sunday. Dam
Qerous winds are not anticipated for the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts t0-nlghh
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Political Profession Against Revolution French
Allegation Of Radical Agencies
IfIEcRiHs TO the NEW yosx HERALD.

mADhlD, MdrCu " loIz
numerousy attended electoral meeting OF men,
beers OF the Ministerial party was held in this city
to-day. Many leading unionists and followers OF
Senior Sagasta were present.
The speakers VINO addressed the meeting claimed
to represent the real September revolutionists and
said that in "King Amadeus was embodied all for
which that revolution was inaugurated." There
was much enthusiasm manifested In favor OF the
King and the constitution.
senior Candau, who was Minister OF the Interior
In the Cabinet formed on the 9th OF October 1871,
was one OF the speakers. he declared that ''the
coalition OF the opponents OF the government was
aDominable."
Marshal Serran0 who also spoke, said that "he
swore over the corpse Of General Prim to uphold
and protect the present dynasty, and ne Will not be
forsworn." He expressed his hope that the radi.
Gals would retrace the stems which they had taken,
and said he considered the Carlists and republi-
cans the only enemies OF the government
Upon the conclusion of the addresses an Electoral
Committee was appointed.
French Reports Of Radical Influences.
PARIS. March Q, 1872.
lie Temps, in its issue to-day, says the authorities
Of Seville, Spain, anticipate q. revolutionary out
break In that city soon, and measures are being
taken to suppress any demonstration that may be
made.
L'Untvers asserts that a revolutionary plot was
recently discovered in Madrid and that several Of
the ringleaders in the movement were executed.
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The Celtic WeskIy:-Ths Press and S.oI Public sn.,

rhe Celtic WeelxIy.-The Press and Public
alike speak highly OF this literary journal From hess
~ nress notices give the following
OF R Ms CELTIC WEEKLY.-The drst number Of new
illustrated and patriotic story paper entitled the
rEI.TIC WEEKLY. been received. IL contains egh4
pages broad columns each ana replss with spms0
OF fiction, which are Admirably
sketches. bits OF humor history vii and wfs
dom and Of pleasing and marvellous
40 viven John the editor NJ j. OLesry Co.
New York. the prcpretor Among the authors are John
Locke DR. Waters, Denis Holland, Dr. Julius kodenberg,
Peter McCorry Others The subscription price "a 80
a year, and tho price per number is ceon.-Brookyn
Mail subscribers address MI. oIEARy4 Co, box sOrA
Post Once, New York city.
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Telegraph's Control of Governmont-The
Despatch Of Messages.

LONDON, March 9, 1872
Mr. F. Ives Scudamore, who has immediate
charge OF the postal telegraph system Of Great
Britain, in letter TO the Postmaster General,
admits that he purposey delayed dispatches
touching the recent strike OF the operators for the
purpose Of protecting the public, and preventing
the spread OF INSTRUMENTATION For this he Is ready
to submit to Whatever penalty the law may inf1lct,
knowing that he is liable such penalty. The let.
ter concludes as f0llows:-
believe that nobody In my position could hope
TO delay messages secretly. When messages are
withheld the 0fhcer Withholding them must follow
my example throughout, make q public admission,
and incur the risk OF punishment II Justification Is
impossible. Believing this think the public and
press have abundant safeguards for the tnvOlabity
of teleQramS.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Last evening Mary Donovan, aged sixty.1ve
years, residence unknown, was instantly killed on
the corner OF New Bowery and Madison streets BY
a runaway horse. the body was removed TO the
Fourth precinct station house and the Coroner
notified 10 hOld an inquest
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A Good Investm eut.-

The past winter having demonstrated the utter unreliable
OF all Northern railroad routes to the Pacific the great
commercial importance Of Diego the Pacific terminus Of
the Texas Pacific Railroad Is apparent this road Is the
short route between the Orient Atlantic and
country where falls On its compile
ton Diego must be the entrepot for China japan and
Australia II has best harb0rs and the best
climate Ia the world No better investmsnt can be made
Agent 1o7 Broadway long time resident OF San Diego will
be glad 10 give any to the Of that
untr
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FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN THE STREET.

At ten minutes past eleven O'CLOCK last night,
Oflcer McArdIe, Of the seventeenth precinct. found
an unknown man In an unconscious condition at
the corner OF Twelfth street and Third avenue.
supposed 10 De Samuel Avery, OF las Broadway.
BY order OF Surgeon Maclay he sent to Bellevue
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ALEXIS---VALMASEDA.
TELEGRAM TO THE new Yuax HERALD

HAVANA, March Q. 1872.
= The Grand Duke Alexis goes to Rio Janeiro
direct from Havana, and thence to China via the
Cape Of Good Hope.
Captain General valmaseda goes into the interior
Of the island Tomorrow morning.
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The Chicago Relief Fund.

LONDON March ., 1877
The committee appointed to receive subscriptions
Tor the sufferers by the IRE in Chicago have pub
lished their report which shows that the sums con-
tributea throughout England reached total OF
4162,0O sterling.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales is an.
nounced as efctente.
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New-BrOadwny N,

"sometbins broadway Novelty Ba>
Metropolitan HOTEL certainly Original SS9os are e.. SOFA at
Snused IN New York and the mystery how snch goods
can be sold for such ti1e The stock comprises hne O
ewsry Goods endless variety and are all sod on the
ovs dollar pan. Call and for yourselves before pur-
c cpssy Elsewhere. Open from A. n. TO loP N.
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS. March Q, 1872.
Swiss journal, published in Berne, alleges that
Giuseppe Mazzini is at Tlrano. in the Tyro,
making preparations for revolutionary invasion
OF Italy.
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ITALY.

Foreign Press Assertion Of Preparation for q
Mazzini Invasion Security for Royalism
in tho Schism Of the Radicals.
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Mrs. M. q. Browns Metaphysical Dis-
COvERY, SCALP RENOvATOR and celebrated POOR
RICHARDS EYE WATER, largo and small Sizes may bo
had of ALEX HUDNUT Herald Building Enclose 10 ceas
the University, 81 Bond street, YORK., for METAPHY-
SICAL PAMPHLET Of 60 pages.
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PETER B. swEENY.
PHILADELPHIA, Marc

PHILADELPHIA March 0. 1877.
Peter Il. sweeny. who has been staying at the
La pierre House, In this city, for the past three
veeks on account OF the illness Of one Of his chill
aren. eit Tor New York ct three O'Clock THIS AFTER
noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-10

Omaha Legal Lottery.
in aid q Mercy Hospital SSoooo highest prize. Drawn
Marc1 %.
For full particulars inquire Theatre Agency.
ia Broadway.
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That Imp OF Venus, Master Cupid, Weepa
when he the beauty and uxuriance departing from
splendid head Of hair pry your tears little boy PhA
newing STRENGTHENING and multiplying the hbres and making
them glossy and elastic Of your bowsrng Sold by
all druggists.
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A.-For Moth Pitches, Freclxles and Tan,
use PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION, the well
known reliable and harmless remedy for Brown Dscolora
ons Of the Face Depot - Bond street, New York. Sold
nv Al
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Flash Of Beauty !-Herald the Arrival 81
achievement the halter This you will recognize BY
ting his store, No. 2l3 Broadway.
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e N q L A N D.
The Radical Democracy to Muster
in Hyde Park.
Sunday Session Of the Men Of Toil-Popular
Demonstration Against Cabinet MEASURE
The Public Parks Regulation Bll-Ex-
citing Scene in tho House
Of Commons
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 8, 1B7X
A democratic popular open air demonstration In
opposition 70 the Cabinet Parliamentary measure
known as the Public Parks Regulation bill, viii be
made BY mass meeting IN HYDE Park tomorrow.
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Abr. b. G. Perry, DermatOlOgisf, 40
Bond street, New YORK. cures with harmless special pre-
Gray Hair rimplv Eruptons, Flesh Worms Moth Patched,
Freckles Moes the unnatural Redness Of tho
nose. Call or send for circular.
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A Guarantee in Writing TO Cure Rheuma-
tsm, Neuralgia, in stated quantity Dr. FITLERS RHEU-
MATIC SYRUP, or money refunded II John street. Ad-
vicA gralia
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Gents HATS, Spring styles.
p. BRNENwE1N, 1as Nassau street, near Spruce.

Havana and Kentucky Lottery Drawings
JOSEPH BATES, Agent Isl Broadway.
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A.-GentIemen's Hnts-SprinG styles for
1872 ready for nspec ton and sale ut
Manufacturer, liz Nassau street.
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Geneva Watch Company.
The sensation Of past week has been the excitement
Broadway, Eighth street. where the sale Of
WATCHES by the bankrupt GENEVA WATCH COMPANY
has baen progressing From early TIL midnight the

clerks engaged In selling this wonderful stock Of
goods have been nearly out by the demands of the
~ Ssse wn o
When IN ascerained beyond doubt that firm
has with misortune and that heavy sacrt
fee must be made there always ready ako
Of the avail themselves tho
bargain they make. We have feelings OF commits
seraon for this company which always did good business
manufactured the best stock because
unfortunate in selecting superintendent OF their
who false their trusts and plunged the establishment
that the Watches sold BY this superior to those
OF any other establishment, honestly recommend
readers 1888 Broadway and make their purchases al
once.
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162 Broadway.-NIme. Duval,s. Marvellous
Mutt gives tho akin The s91ess and bs.py Of Esu vhOA
injury. 49, -
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A.-FOr Pimples the Face, Flesh Worms
PROVED COMED0NE AND PIMPLE REMEDY, the skim
medicine Of the age. Sold by all druggists