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TROUBLES IN ST. DOMINGO.
Baes Badly Defeated by Cabral-The Dominicans
Anxious for Annexation to the United
States Attempt to Assassinate Basz
lIlItFiK To TIE NEW YORK sEaALl
PORTO PLATA, March 10,
Win HAuANA March 81 1870

PORTO PLATA March TO-
Via HAVANA, March Il. 1872.
President Baez has again lost the town Of Sava-
meta, 1t is reported that he was defeated at San
Juan by Cabral, who was unable to advance for
want Of money and ammunition The people object
to support Ca5ral, because they still have hopes OF
annexation to the United states or an American
pr0tectorate.
the United States ship Nantasket is at SANTANA
Bay. The crew are all well.
An attempt was made on the 4th inst. to assassi-
nate President Baez simultaneously with the MUIR
der OF his cousin, Adolfo Coen was shot in the
street by Juan Julio. The murderer was arrested,
but subsequently escaped and Is now on Turks
Island.
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PIGEON sHOOTINa-A CHALLENGE.

Howard 8. Jafray, Of the Jerome Park Gun Club,
made pigeon shooting match a lew days ago with
Ernest Staples, OF the Long Island Gun Club but it
fell through. Mr.. staples now offers 70 shoot
match against Mr.. Howard 5. Janray al nlty birds
for any amount Mr.. Jaffray will name; or nc VIII
wager 1900 against $3.50. Mr.. Jairay Is one OF the
"crackn snots OF the Jerome PARK CluD. Mr.. STA.
MICS ia a snlpndId snot and often kills ~ pigeons
out OF rs. IL Is probable that Mr. Jailiay VIII make
lis tCh for u cOnsldeiabIe sum.
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AFFAIRS IN HAYTI.
1IItekhm TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

JACMEI. March 8, 1872.
The coffee crop is about all gathered in. The
price has increased TO 14H cents, free on board
General Brice. Minister to France, mas arrived
siasm.
A foreign loan of $4,000, 900 Is contemplated. Cur
rency has decreased IN value since General Brce's
return.
President Massage Saget has deferred his northern
tour. His unpopularity Is increasing.
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ST. THOMAS.
The Defaulter in the British Post 0fflcs
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. THOMAS. March 49,
Via HAVANA, March II, 1872.
The defaulter the British Post once has not
yet been discovered.
1t is reported that the Bank Of ST. Thomas has
decided to increase It's rate Of discount from
twelve to fifteen per cent per annum.
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SAILED.

Steamships Hosatia, Hamburg; Tybee, SANTANA &c Mis-.
sour. Havana, &c; Metropolis Bermuda Gen Barnes, sa
yannah; South Carolina, Charleston; Fana, Wilmington,
NC; Aibemsre. Richmond.
Wind a sunset NV, fresh.
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schr Marion Davis New York for kockport.
Steamer Gaiatea, Nye. New YORK Tor Providence
Also passed outward bark, with loss Of foretopmast
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jIiSC E1ILANEOUS.


A-A-A-ALTOGETHER THE CHEAPEST PLACE
A. for Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers Brackets, &C. t0l
Broadway Come to headquarters wInout OF
gashtters Real bronze and ormom Chandeers nall cost
Importation. MoLEwEE PUTNAM, 6Ol Broadway
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts of different States NO pupiclty ADVICE
free Notary Public aud Commissioner for cvery State
+. ]. MING, Counseior-atLaw, SS Broadway.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n diferen. States. Desertion, ac sufficient cause NO
R PSs s required ousE Attorney Isl
BARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
ID Provsons warranteio suit the palate andt pockets
81 the million THOMAS X. AGNEW,
26O Greenwich stree, New York.
TNLIAs AGAIN ARRESTED.
For the second time the leading jewellers Of this city have
combination to the of the watches Of
the great Geneva Watch Company They have succeeded
this time securing from Justice Ledwith for the
arrest Of Mn Elias, and that gentleman will appear the
jefferson Market 10 conound his enemies and bae
designs Of the false reporting Tribune We continue the
sale Of the Watches at 1853 Broadway and the Diamond sale
Fia far from damaging the business rather nce
the public to throng the store more than ever.
ITO THE PUBLlC-THE BUSINESS OF THE FIRE
for the needy families Of soldiers sailors In the lat
ter are four entertain and increase fifty per cent
In the amount 10 be distributed TO ticket holders all tickets
sold Tor the Ere Keller" good for the National bene
d." which VIII IN day be fully advertised IN UNA
paper NELSON CROSS, Chairman,
87 Broadway, New York;
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S HIPPIHI G. NEW S,
OCEAN STEAMERS
Sfi'. Destination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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Sn1pplnH NOtOSs
The South Shoa Lghtshp, which parted her moorngs
the 9th ins blown 100 miles sea- but worked
back by her and anchored in Tarpauhn Cove,
This considered among seafaring being feat
thy of praise, quite number of welrgged and we'll
yet arrived. The shovefu Lghship again in position
also the Buovs Pollock Rip, shovelu Handkerchief
Shoals
The bark Gemini from Foochow China arrived at Phila
delpha 10th inst with cargo of being the direct i'm
portaon for that port 1884, the having
that time received ali their mportations via New York.
nnrluo Dlsn sfers.
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.

The storm of yesterday morning necessitated the
postponement of the third days racing at the Pros
pect Park Fair Grounds. The events, embracing
the 2:39 and 2:27 purses now go over, under the
decision OF the management, until Monday, and to-
days contests start as formerly, and will come of
should the weather be favorable The first Of these
are for horses that had never beaten 2:4s-s350 to
the winner $50 to second and 800 to third horse.
Entered for the event are Alden Goldsmiths bay
stallion Abdallah g. X. Ferguson's bay mare Sweet
meat, I. Hoyt's sorrel gedng Wallace, j. J. Bowen's
bay gelding Camors, J. J. Wheeler's black Eve
line and p Woods sorrel geding Robert Dixon.
The second contest is Tor horses, under saddle
that have never beaten 2:25-s400 to first, $500 to
second ana $3.50 TO third This will bring to the
score James Campbels bay geding J. j. Bradley
John Murphy's bay geldng Geo. w. Patterson, and
~ s GREEN'S chestnut mare Lucille
Pools were sold on the saddle race last night at
the rooms OF Messrs Marshall Johnson, Broad
way and Twenty-eighth street, Bradley being the
ayorite in the early evening, but later Lucille was
made first choice The following Is an average:-
j. i Bradley....S20 90 20 % Is IA
IucilIes IA II 20 So 70 70
Geo W. patterson. 30
Up to ten O'Clock there was no betting on the 2:4s
class II being understood that there would be but
three starters-Abdalah, Evelne ana wallace.
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called indirect claims, win remove the differences
which have arisen between the two governments in
their construction OF the treaty.
The members Of the Foreign Committees we're in
formed OF the contents Of the foregoing despatch,
and told that favorable response was almost an
improbability. They agreed that
THE CONCESSIONS MADE UP TO THIS TIME
were within the province OF the President and
Secretary In their respective capacities of diplo-
matio agents OF the government, and, while they
perhaps were not altogether satisfied with the ex-
tent to which those concessions were carried. no
serious fault was found with the negotiations up to
that stage. Pending this consultation the British
cabinet had agreed to submit what ia now known
THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE.
AS soon as the President became aware OF the re-
markable concessions embraced In its demands he
determined to submit 1t, with the correspondence
OF which 1t was legitimate consequence, to the
Senate The result Of this step is fresh In the pub
lie mind. 1t should be explained that the foregoing
statement IL virtually
DEFENCE or THE FISH SIDE
OF the Negotiations 1t Is, in fact, brief compcnd
OF the arguments OF a prominent member Of the
administration party to show that after all, there
has been no backing down on the part of the
United States, except in the particular of the
engagement not to press for money award for
consequential damages.
General Schenck telegraphed to Secretary Fish
to-day asking when the Senate win adjourn, and
the Secretary replied that there was little proba-
billy that it would remain in session after next
Monday. This does not seem to indicate an abso-
lutte failure OF the treaty. but the President has put
his foot down, and 1t is not likely that the supple
mental article will save it.
Maxwell Woodruff, Assistant Secretary OF the
Legation at London, arrived here today, with
dispatches from General Schenck.
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how few men had originally organized the Fre0
Trade League In the latter days OF the war. Those
men had felt that while the country was prOstrated
e &c s
was impossible to s"s' make ' free eee" trade ."
issue issue until the question OF reconstruction had
time. Its agitation had begnn hundreds OF years
ago, and was directly attacked by the eighth
commandment, which said, Thou shalt not steal"
again refused to commit themselves to the prtnci-
pie OF free trade, and free traders then despaired
or redress from either democrats or repubu-
c cans; Thus Il was that they had looked 70
trade had there been met with most in
sidious blow. What was meant by tho
proposition that the question was to DO referred to
tectiOnlsts who controlled that Convention had
succeeded In making say to the people that while
there were many questions which were vital issues
any immediate Importance: And AZ an instructive
upon that action, they had nominated
for President the arch-prOtectionst OF the United
which MIR. Greeley had been faithful ali ills iifc.
ana he could not as man Of honor lay IL
down now. Platforms were made mainly to
catch votes and were not very greatly to DO relied
upon, unless the right men were chosen to carry
them out Tell us your standard bearers ana ID
was easy to decide as to the honesty of the profess
slons made. Cincinnati had been ruled by some OF
demanded TO tie the hands and feet OF the noble
men who had originally signed the call OF that Con
vention: 1t would be scandal In American poll
Tics II the next contest should be simply between
Grant and Greeley-a lifelong democrat leading
the republicans and lifelong republican lead
Ing the democracy. II t were only to show
tics Ms principle, there ought to be third candi-
date put forward.
Mr. HENRY LLOYD then made long but not very
interesting speech In the course OF which the
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THE MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.

For the past two days large number OF manu-
featuring chemists, from various parts of the
country, have been In secret session at the Aston
House. They adjourned last evening, after having
elected the following onlcers:-Presdent. Thomas
3. Harrison, Philadelphia; Corresponding Secrc-
tary, Thomas p. Sheppard, Providence, X. l.; Re-
cording Secretary and Treasurer, II. V. Keyser,
Philadelphia: Vice Presidents r. Kalbnelsch, New
York; G. Lennig, Pennsylyanla I. Rennie New
Rhode Island: l.. Howard, Massachusetts; ii. p.
Adams, Connecticut. Executive Committee, A.
Cochrane, Massachusetts,; NJ. Clutches, New York
John II. Savage, Pennsylvania; w. $. Symington,
Maryland; Junus Gridley, New York. The associ.
alton adjourned TO meet again In THIS city the last
Thursday in June. IL Is said that the assocat4 oI
represents S50,000.0o0 Of capital,
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ENGLAND.
Death Of Naval veteran-Bullion and Cot
ton supply-The Rate Of Discount.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 80, 1872
An influential meeting was held at the Mansion
House last night, at which speeches were male CIV
ing expression to warm sympathy for the suffering
lsraetes in ROumania. Resolutions were a!xpted
invoking Her Maesty's government TO interpose
for the protection of the prosecuted race in that
country against the outrages OF the pOpulace
DEATH OF ONE OF THE GATORS OF WASHINGTON.
Commander Charles Brand a retired officer OF
the Royal Navy, died yesterday. The deceased was
present at the capture Of Washington by the British
in 1914.
FLOW or BULLION TO THE BANK.
The regular weekly statement of the Bank of
England is published here this evening" and shows
an increase of the amount of bullion in vault OF
$3.50, 900 sterling.
RATE OF DISCOUNT.
The rate of discount of the Bank Of England has
been reduced per cent and is now four per cent.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Five thousand, six hundred and sxty-six bales
of American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day
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rELEGaAms TO THE NEW york HERALD.

MADRID, May 80. 1872.
At the session OF the Cortes to-day Admiral
TOpete, President OF the Council stated that the
Ministry recognized the validity OF the convention
made by Marshal Serrano with the rebels in Biscay
pardoning those who voluntarily surrender, and
requested the members OF the opposition not to
interpeate the government relative thereto.
After this announcement Senior Zorrilla arose and
moved a vote Of censure upon Marshal Serrano
1t is said this action Of zorrilla will cause Mar
shall serrano to resign his command.
Notwithstanding the request of Admiral Topete
I'm the Cortes that the opposition Should refrain
from taking any action relative to the endorsement
by the government OF the course pursued by Mar
shall Serrano towards the Carlists, hardly had the
excitement which was caused by the introduction
OF Senor Zorrilla's motion died away when Seiior
Martos arose and proceeded to question the gov
eminent.
The President of the Cortes refused to answer.
SeHor Martos insisted upon his question, when
the President declared that the action OF the Deputy
was insulting to him, and left the Chamber.
Great confusion followed the retirement of the
President, the tumult in the Chamber became gen.
eral, and amid the din OF voices no Deputy could
be plainly heard
City Excitement I'm Madrid-A Ministerial
Resignation Probnbie-ScriOus Conse-
quonccs I'm Prospect.
MADRID, May 30, 1872
The excitement over Serrano's generous treat
ment Of the insurgents is very great and the stormy
scenes In the Cortes have served to intensity It,
1t Is probable that the Marshal, with other Minis
tiers who have accepted positions In the new Cabi-
net will resign.
Should the King insist on making Serrano Pre-
mer as 1t is rumored he Is disposed to do In re-
ward for his distinguished services in queng the
Carlist nsurrecton, grave consequences feared.
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CUBA.
Notes Of the Spanish Bank-The
Financial Situation.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, May 80, 1872.
Captain General valmaseda is at Santiago de
Cuba. His secretary Senior Araistegui, has re-
turned to Havana.
The Spanish Bank on the 18th of June, will issue
notes of the denomination Of one and three dollars,
and fractional notes Of the denomination of fifty
and ten cents. The latter are to be printed in
New York.
The Spanish Casino, Captain General valma-
seda and the Intendente have telegrapded to Spain
asking the Cortes to take into consideration the
financial situation in Cuba at the earliest oppor-
tunity.
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THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CONGRESS-

ST. LOUIS May 80 1871
In the National Agricultural Congress to-day
committee reports referring to public lands, agri-
cultural education, railway transportation, forest
planting, &C, were acted upon, and essays were
read upon the education of farmers and en-
tomology as connected with agriculture.
Twenty thousand copies of an address by Meutcn-
ant Maury emb0dying plan for adding general
crop reports to the present weather reports mr-
nished by the Signal Service Bureau, were ordered
to be printed.
The Convention adjourned to meet at IndianapO-
lis on the fourth Thursday of May next.
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s p A I N
Parliamentary Excitement and Tumult on the
Question Of SerranOs Treatment
Of the CarliStS.

Senior Zorrilla Moves q Vote Of Censure Against
tho Marshal-Admiral Topete Endorses the
Army Commander-The President Of the
Cortes Retires Under Insult-Confu-
sion in the Chamber and Seri-
GUS Consequences Expected.
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The TREATY.,
England Ready to Withdraw
from Arbitration.
Parliament To Be Informed
to That Effect.
Tho President Puts His
Foot Down.
A DEFENCE OF SECRETARY FISH.
His Efforts to Save the Treaty
from Failure.
WHY THE SENATE'S ADVICE WAS SOUGHT,
"A ReSolute Stand To Be Taken
at Last.
The National Honor May Yet Be
His Efforts to Save the Treaty
from Failure.
WHY THE SENATE'S ADVICE WAS SOUGHT.
"A ReSolute Stand To Be Taken
at Last.
The National Honor May Yet Be
Rescued.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May 80, 1872.
1t Is asserted, in the most positive manner, in the
city this evening that the British government con-
sders the negotiations with the American govern
ment with regard to the Treaty of Washington
have failed, and that the government will inform
ton at Geneva.
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FLOOD IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Mo-, May &c. 1872.
Mail accounts from the freshet in Southwestern
Missouri say that whole farms in the valleys OF
Spring River Centre Creek and other streams were
completely washed away, leaving nothing but rock
and gravel Live stock OF all kinds was drowned in
large numbers, and hundreds OF yards OF the Allan
tic and Pacific Railroad track We're swept from It's
bed into the ad AGENT fields. wall of water rolled
down Spring River Valley leaving only devastation
In hnDin nd
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JUDGE LYNCH IN KENTUCKY.

SPARTA, KY, May 80, 1879.
A man named John Branham, who murdered his
wife yesterday by splitting her head open with an
axe, was hung last night by party OF about one
hundred men, who collected in front OF the Jail
about one O'Clock and demanded the keys from tho
jailor, which were reluctantly given up They then
took Branham from the jail carried him half mile
from the town, and hung him to a tree. His wife
was buried to-day. No cause for killing his wife Ia
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Postpon emept of the Match Between the
Bostonians and the Mutuals.
BOSTON, May 30, 1872.
The match game Of base ball which was to have
taken place on the Boston Grounds between the
Bostonians and the Mutuals was postponed until
tomorrow on account OF rain. An immense crowd
had assembled to witness the game, ana, although
greatly disappointed when the postponement was
announced, quietly received back their money and
departel.
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ARREST OF WORCESTER SAM"
Notorious ssnchusctts Bond RObbca
Arrested in Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, May 80, 1872
Upon the arrival or the northern bound train hero
to-day Detectives Dan Wren and Henry Dabney ar
rested Sam Perry, alias Perrin, otherwise known aa
"Worcester SAM" a notorious bond robber, who h
said to have stolen bonds in Worcester, Mass'
amounting to $4,000. When arrested no was dis
guised in linen buff suit, intending to represent
country farmer, but underneath which he wore
very neat and stylish suit of gentemens apparel.
The officers were on the lookout for trace OF
northern fOrgers who have successfully swfndled
Macon Ga, bank out of SO, 500 Chief Detective
Knox expects to capture the latter party tonight.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest news by telegraph
from All Parts OF the World up to the hour OF publ
cation including full Accounts OF the state Of
Affairs in Mexico; the Washington Treaty; Rev.
Dr. Hustons Trial Reports from the HERALD Cor
respondent on the Nile; Red Clouds Mission; I'm
yelling of wards Statue Of Shakespeare at Central
Park; Free Love and It's Fruits; Tugboat Expl0-
sion; the Brussels Murder; the Shooting ARRAY by
Commodore Vanderbilts Brother-in-aw; the Great
Gould-GOrdon Contest, and the Report OF the House
Select Committee Upon the Charges against Score.
tary Robson. 1t also contains the latest news by
telegraph from Washington; Political Artistic, Ref-
gous and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary Notices;
Amusements; Facetn; Editorial Articles on tina
prominent topics Of the day; Reviews OF the Cattle,
Horse and Dry Goods Markets, Financial and Com
mercial Intelligence and accounts OF all the impOr
tant and interesting events OF the week.
TERMs:-Single subscription, So; Three copies, $5s
Five copies, IS; Ten copies SIS; Single copies, FIVE
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD
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THE BROOKLYN FERRIES BILL.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 80, 1872.
Some of the newspapers are In error in saying
that the Brooklyn Ferries bill is not yet signed.
The Governor signed the bill before he left Albany.
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ILLNESS OF THE LATE PREMIER OF ON
TARI0
TORONTO, May 80, 1872.

Hon. John Sandned Macdonald, late premier OF
ontario, is now lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence in Cornwall, Ontario Nohapc Is entertained
OF his recovery.
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FRANCE.
Sentence OF Death Against Communist Incen-
diary.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May 80, 1872.
The trial Of Chateau for setting fire to the
Tuileries terminated yesterday with a verdict of
guilty, and the prisoner sentenced to be shot.
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A.-Roynl Havana Lottery. Prices Re-
duced. J. H. MARTINEZ CO. Bankers 10 Wall street.
Box 1856 Post office New York.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-sThc Best I'm tho
world the only perfect dye; harmless, reliable instan-
tuuc AtalId
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A.-StysIsh and Elegant Hats mt POpu.
lar prices Go to D0UGANs l02 Nassau street, oG
Ann
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For Bathing Infnnts-Burnctt's Kallfss
TON Is cooling, soothing and refreshing
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Corns, BuniOns, Nails, &c., Cured With
out pain. ANNIHf LATOR cures corns &c by mail &c.
Dr. RICE, 2l0 Broadway. corner Fulton street.
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A.-Gentlemen's Dress Cashmere Hat,
s. equal any, exceled by at IEBBERD'S, 4l2
Canal.
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NOT BIind.-Every Man Recognizes tho
beauty elegance and superiority OF kNo&'S summer
Uats They are regular eyeopeners. See, aud seeing
buy, at 2l2 Broadway.
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Article 47.-Ladics', Misses, Gentlemcm's
and boys Boots and Shoes all styles and prices at MIL
LER IL co. -, No 3 Union square.
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A.-Nestlc's Lacteous Farina,
the Mothers Milk Substitute.
Recommended by eminent physicians
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Articles OF Value Carefully Done at
LORDS Cleaning and Dyeng Offices, go (ncar Blocker
streeD, and 9A Broadway.
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Ccrns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr. LACHARIE, q Union