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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-21
TrlseRAMs TO THE new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Feb. co. 1872.
The members of the imperial court Of Germany
have been made anxious by the sudden advent OF
illness to two distinguished personages OF the royal
house-His Majesty Emperor William and the Queen
Dowager Elizabeth, OF Prussia
1t is stated onlcially to-day that "His Majesty the
Emperor william is suffering from indispostion,
and has passed restless nixht.n
The Queen Dowager Elizabeth, who Is now in the
seventy first year of her age, is also Ill In health,
ana fears Of serious result Of the attack enter
tanned.
The Emperor Is in the seventy fifth year of his
age; ne Will complete that period on the ed OF
March, should his life be spared.
the Queen Dowager Elizabeth is the widow OF
King Frederick william Nv. OF Prussia, and daughter
OF Macmillan Joseph King OF Bavaria. She was
born on the 18th OF November, in the year 1901.
ROYAL REWARD TO MOLTKE AND Won ROOM.
Generals Won Moltke and Won Room have been
created life Peers by royal decree, and Will take
seats In the Upper Chamber OF the Prussian Diet.
The Emperor's Condition Improved-His
Majesty Again Mt Work.
BERLIN, Feb 20, 1872
The Emperor is much better to-day.
He rallied sufficiently to transact business this
morning.
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Personal Intelligence.

DR.. A. T. Magruder, OF the United States Navy,
is at the New York Hotel.
Mr. II. M. Hanna, OF cleveland, Ohio is stopping
at the St. James Hotel.
A. w. Marley, Vice President OF the New Jersey
Railroad, Is stopping at the Abemarle Hotel
DIR. william Newcomb OF Cornell University, has
arrived at the Grand Central Hotel.
General G, M. Dodge, OF Iowa, mas quarters at the
BrevOort House.
7. Wilkinson OF the United States Coast Survey,
ia soourning at the Metropolitan Hotel.
CAPTAIN Hamilton Perry, OF the steamship Allan.
nc has found q haven OF the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
colonel JEFF. Johnson, OF South Carolina, has
,oren ouarters al the Grand Central Hotel.
Rev. O. r. starkey, of Connec ticut, Is domiclled
at the st. James Hotel
General j. NJ. Thayer, of Nebraska, has arrived at
the Astor House.
william H. seward, Jr., OF Auburn, is among the
sojourners at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
General A. M. Anderson. Of Washington, has
arrived at Earle's HOTEL
Ex-Governor VIM. Dennison, OF Ohio, is among
the solourners at the st. Nicholas Hotel. Governor
Dennison was postmaster General In the Cabinets
of Presidents Lincoln and Johnson.
F.B Kicker, Just from the South African diamond
nelds, is stopping at the st. James Hotel. Mr.
Kicker has brought with him q number OF gems
and consequently Is enthusiastic over the wealth q
the fields.
Henry Smith, OF Albany, Speaker Of the Assembly
yesterday arrived at the Filth Avenue Hotel
Count M. v. Zortwiski, Of 81. Petersburg, ha
apartments at the westmoreland Hotel
Count Shouvalon, OF the stan Of Duke Alexis, 4
| at the Clarendon Hotel. The Count has been III
and so unable to accompany the Duke on his tour
He will take the earliest opportunity to leave 10
| Havana where he Will rejoin the Ducal party.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Feb. 23-l A. NJ. }

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIoEH,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Feb. 23-l A. Nd.
Synopsis J0r the Past Tcenty-fOur Hours.
The low barometer which was MondNy night in
Kansas and Minnesota has extended rapidly east.
ward to lake ontario and Northern New England.
Winds have veered through southeast to southwest,
with cloudy weather the Middle Atlantic States
and the Lower Lakes. with rain and snow on the
latter Falling barometer. with southerly winds
and threatening weather, prevail from Alabama
and Louisiana westward, with rain. Clear and
pleasant weather, with light winds, have continued
on the South Atlantic coast and In Florida. North
west winds, with clear and clearing weather,
now prevail from the OHIO Valley and Minnesota.
Heavy rain Is reported from oregon.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably continue to fall dur.
ing Wednesday morning In the Middle and Eastern
states with fresh and brisk southeast winds, veer-
ing to southwest; rain extend from Pennsylvania
to Maine during the day and threatening
weather extend over the South Attain
tic states; clouds and rain prevail during
the day from Louisiana and Alabama to
Kentucky, clearing away Wednesday night; clear
weather continue from Ohio to Kansas and north
ward, with clearing weather on Lake Erie; danger
GUS winds are not anticipated for Wednesday
morning, unless, possibly, on Lake Ontario and the
coast OF Maine.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW r5sx HEs.Ls.

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1872
During the session OF the House Of Commons
last nignt-subseduent to the TRANSMISSION Of the
HERALD news despatch reporting the progress OF
the debate on the censure motion or tho opp0si-
tiOn-a prOtracted discussion was maintained on
the resolution of Mr.. Richard A. Cross. OF South
west Lancashire. asking the House to "censure the
Ministry for the appointment OF Sir Robert Collier
to the JudicialCommittee OF the Privy Council"
Sir Rounded Palmer offered an amendment de-.
claring .'tnere Is nothing in the appointment OF
Sir Robert Collier deserving the censure Of the
House."
The House finally by vote Of 26s against PAL. re-
jected the motion of censure and adopted the
amendment OF approval-sustainlng the Cabinet by
a majority of 81 In rather "iul House" OF 500
members.
In the division on the resolution OF censure thir-
teen liberal members voted against the government
MURDER BY AN AMERICAN
The press news report forwarded from London on
Sunday OF the killing Of an American named Minor
by workngman proves to have been mistake
It appears Minor himself was the murderer. He
was formerly surgeon in the United States Army,
and his home is In New Haven Conn. lie has been
examined on the charge preferred against MIN and
remanded TO prison to await trial. II Is believed
the prisoner is insane Mr.. J. Num-, the United
the trial OF the prisoner ana that his interests
are properly protected.
JOHN BULL IN HOME DIFFICULTIES.
Tie men in the employ OF Messrs. Bass Il co. and
Allsopp Co., brewers, have struck work.
The lourneymen in the shpyards Of Jarrow. on
the Tyne TO the NUMBER of 5000, have struck work.
THE ROYAL PROCESSION OF THANKSGIVING.
The court journal to-day gives some particulars
as to the order of the royal procession on the 2tn
inst. Nine State carriages will convey the Queen
and royal family to ST. Paul's. The programme OF
the route to and from the Cathedral, as previously
reported, will he strictly adhered to.
THE PRINCE OF WALES HEALTH.
The Court Circular also announces that the Prince
OF Wales intends to 60 to Yarmouth to recuperate.
THE QUESTION OF EMIGRATION.
Subsequent to the reception OF Mr.. Gladstone's
explanation relative TO the receipt OF the American
case on the Alabama claims demand, the House Of
Commons engaged In debate on the subject OF emf
grafton In the course OF which Mr.. Roger Sinclair
AytOun member for the Kirkaldy district. expressed
the hope that "some action would be taken to
divert the stream OF emigration from America to
Australia"
The son of Matthew Arnold is dead
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FIRE IN CINCINNATI.

Eighty Thousand Dollars Worth of Property
Destroyed.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 20, 1872.
About eleven O'Clock this evening fire occurred
In the drug mill OF w. s. MOrrell Co., extending
to the wholesale rooms and warehouse Of
the same firm on Third street, which,
with the adjacent buildings were considerably
damaged. Morren & Co. lost about forty thousand
dollars on stock and $4,000 on the building; In
surance little less than the loss J. Q. Reakint
Il Reakint; Johnson & Gene, lost about fifteen
thousand dollars by water; fully insured. N. Druc-
ker lost $4,000 by water: fully insured.
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
San Luis PotoSi Attacked by Eight
Thousand ReVOIutiOniStS.
The Government Forces Beaten
and Isolated.
TELEGRAM 10 THF NEW YORK HeaALt

MATAMOROs, Mexico Feb. 20, 1872.
The government troops under General Pesquiera,
Governor OF Sinaloa, were routed In that state by
General Marquee, with the loss OF four pieces OF
artillery and many prisoners. (Aiready reported
by the HERALD special despatch yesterday.-ED.l
Generals Guerra and Naranjo, with 5000 revolu-
tonlsts attacked the city OF San Luis Porosi on the
10th inst, driving the government forces within
their barrcades and cutting OF reinforcements and
supplies.
A conducta with $1,5OO.0OO reached the frontier
near Camargo, yesterday, guarded by 500 revolu'
tionists This Is the first specie which has arrived
out since the commencement Of the revolution, four
months ago.
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Points Of Royal Reform.

The Austrian government POUNDS It's project Of
popular reform on the five fundamental and organic
laws by which the constitution OF the empire was
lately regulated the new basis The first contains
changes in the Parliamentary representation; the
second establishes the general rights Of citizens
the third specifies the composition OF High Court
OF the empire summoned to decide In case Of
disputed competence; the fourth regulates the ex-
ercise Of the judicial power. and the fifth defines
that OF political and executive AUTHORITY. At the
same time comes also new law on the mode Of
treating affairs common to all the countries OF the
Austrian monarchy.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS. Feb. 20, 1872
There is much excitement here over the discovery
OF the last Bonapartist conspiracy. That there is
some truth in the report Of its existence Is proved
by the extraordinary precautions taken by the gov.
eminent here as well as in the northern depart
ments of the republic.
In this city and at Versailles the police force on
duty has been doubled, and the troops have re-
ceved orders remain at their barracks ready for
action.
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o Il I r. " a r =

A Centeparian Citizen of Paris.
There has Just died in Paris an old lady, whose
business was that OF making sausages. She was the
mother Of family Of children In the year 1893. and
at that time sold with her own hands two pounds OF
sausages to the famous sans cu,Ottes Marat In the
street OF the Faubourg St. Honore, where her
establishment boasts to-day an existence OF over
eighty years. She used TO say that her sausageS
brought ill-luck to Marat, who was killed very
few days after he had patrOnlzed her. She was
aged upwards OF 104 years, and was gay as lark'
n the laaL.
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GRAND DUKE ALEXIS.

His Departure from New Orleans TO Join the
Russian Fleet-An InvitatiOn to Visit
Havnna-PrcparaiiOns Of the Spnninrds to
Receive Him-Ten Days Of FeStivities.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb co. 1872.
Grand Duke Alexis left here BY special train last
night for Pensacola via Mobile.
The Duke to Visit Havnna-Grnnd Demon-
stratiOns and High Festivities Anticipated
by the Spanish Authorities.
The Scranton Republican, in despatch from
Washington says:-A telegram from Havana TO the
Spanish Legation here that the most elaborate
preparations have been made to receive the Russian
Grand Duke Alexis by the Spanish authorities, and
that the ten days he will spend on the island Will be
devoted to general festivities BY direction of
the Spanish authorities all the spanish war
vessels in the waters OF the West Indies have been
ordered to Havana to enable Captain General Val
maseda to make the reception OF the Grand Duke
an imposing one.
From fifteen to twenty war vessels, including five
frgates and five IRON clads. will participate in the
demonstration.
In response to a telegram OF inquiry the Russian
Admiral tclegraphs to Havana that the ducal party
Will sail from Pensacola on Wednesday next, and
that they expect 70 arrive at Havana on Friday.
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THREATENED DISTURBANCES IN RHINE
BECK.

PoUGHKEEPsIg, N. Y, Feb. 20. 1872
Matters at Rhinebeck are assuming serious as
pect and trouble is anticipated. Armed men patrol
the street In front OF the Tribune office, and the
Sheriff of Kings county Is route TO the scene.
Judge Gilbert has issued order directing Moore.
the publisher TO hand over the property OF the TIT
bune TO Alfred Ackert and others, but he refuses.
OF Court.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
WASHINGTON. Feb.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 70, 1877
Lieutenant Commander Beatty P. Smith has been.
ordered to the Powhattan; Surgeon T. J. Turner has
been ordered to duty as member of the Board or
Examiners at Philadelphia; Gunner William Cope
has been ordered TO the receiving ship POtOmac,
Lieutenant Commander James J. Barclay has been
detached from the Resaca and placed on waiting
orders.
The resignation OF Captain Samuel M. Robbins.
OF the seventh cavalry, has been accepted by The
President.
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HOTEL Frauds.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20, 1872.
James Remington, conductor on the Lake Shore
Railroad, who Is reported in dispatches rom New
York this morning to have disappeared on Friday
last from the Firth Avenue Hotel, New YORK. Is IN
this city, where he resides and mas been ior @
months except wnen making his Trips. ine P ~.
sons I'M New York claiming TO he Remington ANU A's
wiie must therefore be tmpostora
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1S72
Sugar irregular, dull and prices declined No ~ D. 3
Flour 6rmer at SIG % Dol.
for American Bacon dull at xl3 rs $l3 SC per Ex-
change irregular the United States so days. currency
I 5La premium: short sight, go AZ premium; 81 DAYS,
cold ia ia premium; short sight IAN premium. On
London 231s "a premium. On Paris. 81 81 premium.
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SYRACUSE CHARTER ELECTION.

SYRACUSE, N. " Feb. 20, 1879.
The charter election in this city to-day resulted 10
the reelection OF francis +. Carol, democrat, for
Mayor by about $50 MAJOR Ity. The democrats
also elect the entire city ticket except one Justice
OF the Peace and one Overseer OF the Poor Tbey
also elect four out OF the eight Supervisors and
i've out OF the eight Aldermen, being gam OF one
Supervisor and two Aldermen.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD

LONDON Feb 20, 1872,
The London Times, In It's city article this morn
ing, says the companies operating the existing
cables between Europe and America have agreed
upon q basis whereby the French company Will
proceed to lay another cable
The article hints that modification OF the present
tariff upon cable dispatches may be expected.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Idaho VIII leave this port on
Wednesday for queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at half-past eleven O'Clock A. M.
TIE NEW YORK HERALD-Edition FOR Europe
VIII be ready at halfpast nine O'CLOCK In the morn
ing.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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ITALY AND THE HOLY SEE.
Papal Plan for the Reassemblage Of the Ecumeni-
cal Council-His Holiness Idea Of
Leaving Rome
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Feb. 20, 1872.
1t Is reported that Sunday last the Pope signed
degree convoKng the Ecumenical Council, the
place OF meeting TO be either in the Island Of Malta
or In the Tyrol, as shall be hereafter determined
and that when the Council meets the Pope Will leave
Rome.
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GENERAL SHERMAN'S TOUR.
A Visit to Egypt in Prospect and Thence Home
ward
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HEaALa

ROME FEB. 20, 1872
1t Is said that General Sherman and Lieutenant
Grant will 90 from Naples to Egypt, and after
making q trip through that country will return
thence 70 the United states.
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1tleealm TO THE NEW YORK HesALn

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1872.
Adespatch from Batavia reports That heavy gales
have prevailed throughout the island Of Java, aud
that the Glove crop has been destroyed.
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AUSTRIA.
Electoral Reform and Franchise Union Of Citi-
Gems to the Crown-A Project Of Impe.
rlalism in Favor of the People.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD

VIENNA, Feb. 20, 1872.
The Icichsrath by two-thirds majority has
passed q compulsory electoral bill, which makes
important changes in the political system OF the
provinces and is intended to bind their Inhabitants
more closely to Austria.
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GEORGE q. PENDLETON.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 20. 1872
Mr.. George II. Pendleton's injuries are less
severe than at first reported. lie will propshiv be
out In q short time.
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Madame RistOri's Injuries the Cause of a
serious Disability.

serious Disability.
FLORENCE, Feb 20, 1872.
The injuries TO Madame Rlstori by the recent rail-
way accident near Perugia were more serious than
at first supposed. In addition to flesh bruises Mad
anne RistOri sustained fracture OF the knee pan,
which is extremely painful, and will render the
well-k known tragedienne unable to attend to her
professional duties for long time.
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Average temperaLure yeSIeItdy o. :
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year, ..................'.... Az
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The following record Will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding day Of last year,
"a indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnurs Phar
mace HERALD BuildinQ:-
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THE SNOW BLOCKADE.
Meeting Of the Long-suffsring Passeugers-Two
Unfortunate New York Gentlemen-0ne Dead
and tho Other Dying from Exposure
Along the Lins-Dangers Of Sud-
don Thaw-The Road Clear.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 10. 1872.
The passengers recently Dlockaded by the snow
on the Union Pacific Railroad generally denounce
the management OF the road In bitter terms Many
OF them have united in O card for publication de-
nouncng the company.
Among the arrivals Ia Bishop Morris Of Oregon.
A passenger named Burroughs from New YORK..
has arrived in an almost dying condition.
Mr.. Brown. also OF New York, and one OF tho
blockaded passengers who arrived here yesterday.
died last night from the effects OF fatigue ana ex
posure.
Goods shipped from New York via Cape Horn ON
the 5tn OF November by the ship David Crockett
arrived here on Saturday last, while goods shipped
overland on the same day have not yet come 70
hand.
The mails received here are complete from New
York to January % and from sc. LOUIS and Chicago
to January 80
The Snow the Rocky Mountains.
LARAMIE CITY. Feb 20, 1879.
The great amount OF snow which has fallen and
up to this time remained, now begins TO mels
rapidly ON account OF nearly all the mountain side
warehouses; for 800 miles west being filed
with an akali SOIL which RAPIDLY gives way
to the pressure OF water. Great damage TO
the road must ensue, as the water can only
escape over embellishments and through them.
In previous years, with one-fourth OF the
present fall Of snow, 1t has caused delays and per-
petual labor for days In order to keep the track In
shape for trains pass and 1t is believed that tho
water will cause greater delay than the snow has
done.
No trains nave arrived from the West, althouge
the weather Is very warm.
The Road Reported Clear.
OMAHA Feb. 20. 1872
Three trains from the West passed Cheyenne To,
day. The road Is reported clear OF snow.
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INDIA.
Popular Canvass Of the vicsrsgal Succession.
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW Yosx ueRALn

LONDON Feb. 20. 1872.
Il Is reported that viscount MoncK, who was
Governor General OF Canada from 1861 to 1s6s will
be appointed viceroy OF India, TO I'LL the vacancy
caused by the ASSASSINATION of the Earl OF Mayo.
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Stealing Upon You Like Thief-Timo
tries TO rob you OF your Battle him. Fortify the
and nourish the 6bres with PHALON's CHEMICAL HAIR
INVIGORATOR. Then they cannot decay perish, but
must flourish and improve There nothing the world
compare with tor nvgor atng cleansing the hair.
Sold by All druqgiats.
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GERM 7.

Emperor William Invalided by Sickness
Passes Restless Night-The Queen Dow
ager Elizabeth Seriously Ill.
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A.-Herrinx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray street
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GRovER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
""~' 49, have removed TO
gss a,dy7ss broadway, corner Of Tenth treet
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A SpeciaIty.-Lace Curtains In stock and
manufactured to order from original designs.
q. L. kelly co. 722 and ia Broadway.
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Approval Of the Gladstone-collier
Appointment-A Small Majority in Full
House Murder of an American The
Royal Procession Immigration.
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op,L -. ToOthache Drops" Cure In One Min
,o Hills HAIR DYE. black or brown, ony5J csnts
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

English Speculation Regarding Increased Com
munication with America.
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Angels Turkish Bnths, Lexington Ave-
nue. Twentyhfth ssreet-Genemen every day ana
night evening; best ventilation nsness
temperature best shampooing gratuties advantages
uneaualled; Europe oudoue
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Severe Visitation to the Agriculturists and Loss
Of q Valuable Crop.
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Thanks TO Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing syrup
e have been relieved from seepess nights OF painfuk
watching, with poor. suffering, teething children
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Ask for New York Match COmpany'1
Matches; green labels 1W matches to every one Gems
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Rcmcdv for SmaIIpox-Pure Xy1Ol, Juse
received f. scherine, through scher,ng .
sed with great In the Royal Hospital beinn ior
which ace the account the Herald OF the zh Instant
price 81. j MILHAUs' SONS, Druggists lSS broadway.
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The Coal and Iron Rec0rd-F0r AL Interested
In Coal Iron valuable market reports and general in
FORMATION III newsdeaers have or will get for you
WESTERN CO. Pubhshera NeN York.
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Executive Alarm Relative to the Bonapartist
Conspiracy - Republican Precaution
Against Imperialistic Reaction.
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A-Julihn's Hydrastin Compound Possesscs
able curative powers diseases OF the kidneys sno
bladder Prepared by b. KEITH CO, d Liberty street.
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uoppv Relief for Young Mcn.-NervOus
.hsv cnred bv new methods. Remarkable reports sens
e,se Address How ARD SANITARY AID AssoClAlioSs
phi