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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-16
GENERAL NAruRE-No. 1n8.

An act to correct an error in the act ap-
proved February twenty-fourth eighteen
hundred and seYenty-one.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That 80
much of the act entitled San act to provide
for the disposition of useless military reser-
Vations,' approved February twenty fourth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-one, as To-
Gates the military reservation of Fort Wal
la-Walla, in "Oregon," is hereby amended
so as to read "Washington Territory" the
actual location of said reservation.
Approved June 5, 1872 o
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
HE COUR rs.
SUPREME cOuaT-CnAmBssS.
The Legality OF the Special Sessions Con-
vfctiOns.


vfctfOns.
Before Judge Brady.
The argument upon the two hundred and fifty
convicted by Judge of the Special Sessions and
now serving out their allotted terms OF imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary Blackwell's Island set
down to be heard yesterday, was postponed, owing
to the District Attorneys Illness till to-day. Mr..
William +. Howe, who appears for most or the
parties interested, and through whose inde-
fatgable efforts mainly was procured the decision
Of the Court Of Appeals declaring the Special Ses-
sons illegally constituted with one Judge only sit
ting on the bench, was promptly on hand, with
ample materials, judging from the large quantity
Of law books his viglantly active assistant, Mr..
elaborate and exhaustive speech on the sub
ject. crowded court room, made up evi-
IDENTITY very largely Of friends of the pris
oners evinced the great interest felt in GER
sparing and will spare no pains to bring about
speedy decision in these and restore the con-
victed parties to the liberty to which, under the
ruling of the Court of Appeals 1t is claimed they are
entitled 1t is understood that the programme on
the part of the District Attorney Is to keep the mat
ter in abeyance, If possible, until new indictments
can be found against them and new trials had.
More Mnndamusing of the Comptroller.
Application was made on behalf OF John B..
Leverich for a mandamus to compel Comptroller
Green to pay s3 800, alleged to be due for the re-
moval of snow and ice from Broadway and Fl fth
avenue. In the tax levy special provision was
Incorporated appropriating 100000 for this pur-
pose. Mr. Leverich had the contract for the years
1870 and 1871. His claim was duly approved by
Mayor Hall and Wm NJ Tweed, Commissioner OF
Public Works. Mr.. Strahan, on behalf OF the
Comptroller, said that there were matters behind
the certificate that required examination, and he
asked till Thursday to make such examination.
The Court granted the time asked and The matter
went over till Thursday.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 1e, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charicston-H r
Morgan Il Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman Norfolk City Point
and Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship volunteer Bloodgood, Philadelphia-Loril-
lard Steamship 90.
Ship Remington Br) Fowler, Liverpool-E L Morgan's
Sons.
Ship Garbaldi CNor), Hoyer Bordeaux-Tetens Book
mann.
Ship Carolina Galaola QaD, Mancini, Trieste Funch
Ship Mary Fry CBr,, Fry, Montreal-C l. Wright 4 Co
ship Alex Marshall, Gardner, st John, NB-C ii Mar
shall Co.
Bark Ksmet AuS, Consulich, Gibraltar for orders
Bark American Eagle Mackay, Caibarien-Jas Henry
Bark Rambler (Br), Fraser, Matanzas-Heney Par
ker.
Bark Juan Pearson Arg), Gould, Portland-Howe,
White Co.
Bark Union (Bp, Renault, Haliiax-Hatton, Watson 4
Co.
rig Ringwood tBr), Gam, Halifax, NS-D II De Wolf Il
schr Prairie Bird Caldwell, CORVALLIS, Ns-Crandall
Bertoaux n Co.
schr Index, Gurrison Indanoa- Tupper 4 Beattie.
schr Matilda Brooks Jones, Savannah-Eyaus, Ball 4
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington NC-zophar
Mills.
schr Lizzie Evans, Mahan, Newbern-I eager.
Schr II Rowe, Tornen, Norolk-C Staples
Schr Il Taber, Aldrich, Richmond--Slaght & Petty.
Schr G Cranmer, Cranmer, Washington, DC-slaght
Petty.
schrJ Lawrence, Torrey. Boston--C L Hail.
Schr Geo Conovcr, Holt, Hartford
Schr Nellie Bloomfield, iiobhie, Stamford.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, stamford.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Philadelphia.
steamer + Phelps, Bruno, Philadelphia.
Steamer G Stiner, Warren, Philadelphia.
Steamer utley, Davis, Philadelphia.
steamer Anthracite Green, Philadelphia.
Steamer l. y Farchild Trout Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
COURT CALeNDARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Brady-Calendar called at twelve M.-Nos. I, Is 81
6s, SO, Ss, 90, 95 81, 10l, 104. Call li0.
GENERAL TERM-Court opens at eleven A. NJ
Nos. l93, 2U3 205 206 207, 2US 25, 2l6 2S 49, 220
22l 222, 22s 22i 225, 22e 22 22s, 229 23o 23l 232
233, 235
SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUIT-Part Held by Judge
Van Brunt-Case on. Part 2-Held by Judge Bar
rett-Court opens AT half-past ten A. Mos. II.
q 661s r. q. Boa 456, sos, &c. $780, 6l4, l76 3ls 534
55s, 49s, 49l 502, 54s, 576 5s6 5sS, o04, X c. ~.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Ield by Judge
Barnard-COurt opens at eleven A. Mo- 155.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Mone-Nos. l349, 1884, l57, 1887, 1543, l5o5,
1891 1883, 295 1877, 1s3 1909, 1913, 1917 Part p
Held by Judge Curtis.-Nos ss, sos, $40, l246, 20o
762, 1885, $50, 1l26, $780, I6O, $40, 1926, 954 416
COURT or COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-Part q
Held by Judge J. +. Daly.-Nos. io33 1893, 1921,
1921, 1882 1865, l5l IFS, 1912, 1896 1885, 1915 426
1875, 1887, l540, 1909, 1922 $780, 1882, NO u lo33
e15 l4l5 1916 1872 l622, 1927, ,G9 1879, $780, lsol
1867, l03 1904, gg9, 1921
MARINE CouRT-1RIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge George NJ Curtis-Courts open and calendars
called at ten a. M-Nos. s455, $685. s572 S5I6, s5I7,
SOIL, s45 sO92 s5l2 s54 $685. s52 S547, s545, 1885,
sG7s $780, $685. soOe $685. $685. $685. SOB s7I3 s744
s,45, s74o, s74s s749 Part 3-Held by Judge NJ. q.
Gross.--Nos. 90l5 90l9 92i9 $685. 9l30, 9431 9225
$50 7l5 $780, 92i0, 93l7, 1874, y4ls, 9422, 942T.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
snEaIFF's COURT.

.When the Band Begins to Plny''-A
Verdict OF $500 Damages Assessed for
Breach of Copyright.
Before Sheriff's Jury.
II. Wall vs. Tony Pastor.-The defendant in this
case having allowed judgment to go by default in
thu. Court of Common Pleas, where the action was
originated, the matter came up yesterday before a
Sherirs jury for assessment OF damages. The
plaintiff, Wall, husband of 'Annie Adams" testified
10 having, conformity with one G. w. Hunt, com
posed the song solely for the purpose of being sung
by Miss Annie Adams, and copyrighted 1t.
Miss Annie Adams, ''Ihe Queen of Serio Comic
Vocasts,' having testified to the value OF the song
was humorously requested by Of the jurors, and
also warmly urged by all the Others, to favor them
by singing 1t In Court to assist them to Judge Of its
merits, which the lady smngly replied she would
be most happy to do, but here the Sheriff inter
posed
William Knight testified that he had been Musical
Director three seasons at the Park Theatre, and
three years at the Olympic Theatre, Brooklyn that
the song Of the most popular OF the kind that
lie had been offered SIS for surreptitous copy of 1t
from memory, by professional, but had refused to
supply 1t; had known as much as 5000 to have been
paid for an original song but perhaps not more
than one song out OF one hundred would turn out
successful, or ever become popular.
Mr.. Charles Blandy presented the case to the jury
and verdict of $500 and costs was awarded the
plaintif.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

r,,. strike Continued-The Worlkmen
March i'm Great Crowds and the Em-
pIoycrs Yield to their Demands-LahQx
to be Resumed To-Day at Increased
Wages. s,Fa- Il + .'@s ~
The "strike" of the quarrymen uptown became
yesterday a stronger movement than on the day
before, the crowds gathering early in the morning,
first in the neighborhood OF Forty-fourth street,
from whence they marched in different bodies
through all the region OF the quarries. Every gang
of workmen which they encountered either voun
tarily joined them or was impressed into their
ranks by the force Of threats.
THEIR DEMANDS
were as on Monday, for an increase of wages, from
So and 81 25 to 81 so day. 1t Is not unlikely that
the hundreds of laborers who are out Of employment
Comptroller Green greatly augmented the mob. IL
altogether numbered about five hundred not very
pleasant looking types of humanity. They were all
more or less under the delusive influence of liquor,
and appeared as fierce and reckless in mien as a
band OF the drunken feudal henchmen OF the terri
BILE drunken German barons Of the medieval ages
THE EMPLOYERS
from necessity, perhaps) were even more ready to
accede to their demands than on Monday and usu-
ally gave affirmative answers to the leaders upon
their first appearance at the head Of their legons
SO the crowd kept rolling on from one quarry to
another, swelling at every pause, until, by three
O'Clock in the afternoon, the 'strike" had after two
days, attained almost unqualified success, and the
masters glad to engage their men to return to
work at their own terms. Not the least disturbance
occurred,
TIE PERFECT QUIET
rendering the presence of the police-whO were
there in the same force as the day before-quite un
necessary unless to watch for the possible execu-
ton Of the threats of the revolutonists should
there be any defiance offered by the few men who
were willing to abide by the treatment OF their en-
plOyers. In the Twenty-third ward especially, a
large detachment was held in hostile readiness for
most of the day, but passed the SLOW hours in
almost utter idleness.
To-day 1t is expected that the work that has been
interrupted will be generally resumed
THE NEW BASIS OF COMPENSATION.
The men employed on the extension OF Madison
avenue, however, have not been granted what they
demanded, and the contractor having uttered the
determination of getting Others to replace them,
there is possibility of disturbance resulting be-
tween the conflicting interests. The precautions
taken by Superintendent Kels0 however, are such
that there is not much reason for any very serious
apprehensions.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

ters of q mile when Stockwood disposed Oh the I,
Creole. Monarchist showed them tne Desl part Oh
the track during their struggle. They ran very
sharp and made Monarchist go along brisky TO keep
AT az their way He was two lengths ahead OF
Svs S,vvsprcooI ~ when he entered the lower turn, and
one epg into The the and tne
assoins s tour lengths making the second mile In 40
and and tus hsal u $40. -: w. ): -.
- = sus..---; stake,
SANE DAY-SECOND RACE.-The Louisiana ="
fW6 nile heats for four-year-olds: entrance 500,
play or pay: three or more to I'LL the club adding
20O0-$ 500 the first horse, $500 TO the second
horse and the third horse to save his stake. Closed
with fourteen entries.
NJ H. Sanford entered b. C. Monarchist, by
Lexington, dam Mildred. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j
James Mccormick entered ch C. Stockwood, by
Asteroid, dam Alabama. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
r. M. Montgomery entered ch. C. Creole Dance,
by Lexington, dam Schottische. ............
Time, 3 344l4-3:40.
AN INTERNATIONAL RACE OF FOUR MILE HEATS.
subscription was taken up on the course to-day
by the members of this club to raise 100000 for an
of four mile heats to come OIL III
the spring OF 1873 Onehalf the amount was I'M
raised.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
ART SALE.

The remarkable collection OF lie Grand Lock
wood which has attracted so much attention at
the Leavitt Art Rooms, viii be disposed OF by auc
ton at Clinton Hall on Thursday ana Friday next.
Those who have not seen the collection ought TO do
50 before Is scattered forever for it possesses
usual interest to the student OF contemporary
native art. IL IL almost TO be regretted that the
more important works should become the property
el private iDdiyiduas ana 50 DC Lost W the pCVpe.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

T EDWARD u. BAssFoRD'S, COOPER INSTITUTE.
The In rgest and most extensive stock Of HOUSE FUR
NISHING GOODS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE In the city.
guarantee given Of Il saving OF NJ least 10 per cent
$50 90 for First Glass Decorated Dinner Set
81 0D for a Full Set OF Kitchen Cooking Utensils
n0 for Dozen Best English Table Knives.
80 FOR a Dozen Pure Nickel Silver Forks.
50 for a Dozen Pure Nickel Silver Tea Spoons.
50 for Handsome Tea Set
l 80 for Dozen Good Glass Goblcts.
Ironing and Kitchen Tables Washtubs, &c Bassford's
Celebrated Nonparei Rctrgeraors Prices of all goods
marked In plain figures Can and see for yourselves.
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
~ OF different States-Legal everywhere; desertion,
&c, sufficient canse no publicity; charge until divorce
NJ HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts of different States. No publicity Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner for State.
+. KING Counsellor Law, 3d3 Broadway.
A TOGETHER THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR GOOD
"A Gas Fixtures Chandeliers Brackets, &c.60l Broad.
way Come to headquarters without intervention of gas
filters Gilt and real Bronze Chandeliers half OF
portation. McLEWEE PUTNAM, 60i Broadway
(tOZZENS' WEST POINT HOTEL WILL OPEN ON
signed. Three Cottages TO let with Board in hotel For
further particulars address EDWARD CoZZENs, West
Point n. Y.
HEALTH BEAUTY
IL STRONG AND PURE RICH BLoOD-INCREASE
OF FLESH AND WEIGIIT-CLEAR SKIN AND BEAU.
IIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND seUTH


Schr Mary Farr Cornwall Providence for Philadel.
schr General sheridan, stewart Providence for New
,schr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, Providence for New
schr Charley Mayo, McMnllcn, New Haven for Kappa
schr Amos :Fakcnburg Racket Providence for New
schr Blackstone Nckson, New Bedford for New York
Sclir Spray, Coles Norwich for New York.
b Mss FGSs SnRy SSrPSr FOR Sw % New York
Sch, sehr I, Mile Miller Boston s,,S ,2r I IrhadeIpha
scIr Monitor, Robbins, Providence for New York.
shr 1Io Alan sn;x an New hasen n for ~ New York
scLr Cloab Collins, Norwich for Port johnson.
asnes rsr% % %Msyn er Sotan r tkoep'
schT h5 ' for for New New York
schr Native, pehart, Providence for New York
schr Bella Peek Avery New London for , New YORK Gr@
schr hbbie Willard, Meek,, Bristol Tor Lzabctport
ssRr Annie I EassS Jones, rSrana 70, New sSrk
schr Mira Pratt. Middetown for New York,
se6r , Berry Smith, PROVIDENCE Tor New YORK
Sh hr 9apa W aa T for for New YORK York
sehr Geo Wasnson Heek s"moyd mi FOR New YORK
schr Memehto, Yickcrson, Providence for New York.
er er S prpSs as rn & e for 2Sse SsM York
schr gnla Ann Eaton Gold Spring Tor or New York.
steamer ospray kenney Fan River for New York,
"n ea"sr Hse aae" sa NSe Providence for NV York vim
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Norwich Hines, New York for Salem.
Schr Belle, Simdson, H0bokcn for Bridgeport
Schr II Mailer, Marsh, New York for Portland
schr Harmon, Curtis, New York for Boston.
schr Fred Brown, Yhrasher, New York for Providence
schr Asher r6rkcr, Carpenter, New York for Glen
Cove.
schr Sparkling Sea Chase, New York for Boston.
Brig Harold tBr), - clar, New York Tor 81 John Nh
Schr SandOlphOn Hayes, ElIahpthpOrt for Portland
schrJ Fell Nicker.on Port johnson for Prov iicacc
SchrJ Freeman, Smith, Elzabchport for Providence.
schr Samuel Goodwin Waterbury, New York for STAN.
ford
schr Smith, Snow Port Johnson for Tauutou.
Steamer Dalatca Nyc, New York for Providence
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
The COStellO-GIass Homicide.

Before Cunning S. Bedford, City Judge.
The trial OF James Costello for causing the death
of John J. Glass during melee in Nassau street.
some time ago. was on the calendar for trial yes
terday; but as counsel, Mr.. VIM. +. Howe, was not
prepared for trial 1t postponed until Thursday
next The Ann street gang, OF which the deceased
was a conspicuous member, were well represented
in Court, the most of them having been summoned
as witnesses.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

Although our native school Ia largely represented,
many OF the works Of celebrated European painters
are to be found In the collection. II is expected
that the competition for the possession OF the more
important paintings will be keen, but there gene
raj opnon that they will not bring as large prices
as Mr.. Lockwood paid to the artists. II report
speak truly on this point his patronage was not
only generous but prlnceiy> ~
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
ARRIVALS.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Cleopatra, Philips, Havana April II with
mdse and passengers To y AeNandrc Sons
steamship Magnolia, Palmer, Savannah April IL, with
Isdse and passengers to w Garrison.
steamship Champion Lockwood, Charleston April l3,
with mdsc and passengers, to II X Morgan Il co. dth
inst at u 20 Pm, 30 miles sW of Lookout Shoals passed
steamship City Of Merida hence for Havana.
Steamship Beuefaetor Jones, Wilmington NC with
mdsc, to the Lorard steamship Co.
Schr Carrie Woodbury., Woodbury., Brunswick Ga, 3
days with lumber TO Wilson Godfrey vessel to w Loud
x Co.
Schr A Berkeley, Ethcridge Virginia.
Schr samuel Wood, Virginia.
Schr VIM Baker Baker Virginia for New Haven.
The bark Guiding Star, from Palermo. which arrived
18th, is codsigncd 10 Merchant Co; cargo Gomez,
Wallis a Go.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
The Third DAVIS Racing.

The events on the cards for Wednesdays decision
are two in number-the first, dash of two miles
for all ages purse of 81 OO0 divided that the first
horse will receive $3.50 and the second orse $3.50.
The second race will be the exciting one of three
mile heats for all ages, purse OF $1,000 the first
horse to receive 81, ,5O0 the second horse s400 and
the third horse 800.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.


Florence Estate,
with
Cash Fund.
Total valuation
sssa0a.
in shares Of
One Dollar each
Amagnihcent property the
HUDSON RIVER.
near New York city, overlooking
"H1GHLAND REsT.v
the celebrated country seat of the Rev. Henry Ward
LARGE AND ELEGANT MANSION,
FULLY AND RICHLY FURNISHED.
and containing all modern improvements
Eighty acres Of 4
SUPERIOR LAND, la
highly improved and ornamented with
Shade Trees, Fountains,
Slatuary, Hedges .
FIFTY DUH15SS hoFHodsR' Hass COLD oRApnRn
BOWLING ALLEY, o
supplied with water, heated by steam,
BIooDER ALbEasHY' M1SsEs' CATTLE
sLa'iaHs AND ,,rssrs,
WAGONS, SS,nMrso AND
fAN''N' GARDENING IMPLEMENTs
and everything desirable either for gcntemans first
class residence or modern farm.
ALL TO BE
DISTRIBUTED AMONG SHAREHOLDERS.
AS MAJORITY MAY DETERMINE
at meeting to be held in the city of New York.
The hour and place meeting will be given through
the public press least ten days in advance, thus aord-
ing ample time all to be present in person or by
proxy.
The "Real and Personal Property" with the CASH
Fund, is divided into
$4,000
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH,
numbered and registered from to s5oooo inclusive, IN,
the style of United States bonds guard agsnst loss or
| fraud.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called to the fact that this is
"Gin Enterprise"
"charity Concert"
nor any mere scheme of dsposng of tickets
lutte, bona fde and
PEREMProRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
full description which is given in circulars, and h
exact truth of which every subscriber is earnestly
quested to verify for himself to which the under
signed win afford all reasonable facilities.
CERTIFICATE OF DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMEN
RELATIVE TO MOUNT FLORENCE.
We are familiar with Florence the -Hndson.
and take pleasure saying hat large and beautiful
| and heJ
city of New York. highly substantially improved and
embeished to a degree rarely equaed in this country
Mount Florence was improved by Mr. D. II. Craig be-
1858 1864 and with years of natural growth.
added to the immense expended in Improvement, its
present value can hardly estimated The stua
ton is extremely favorable for health comfort and
the views mountain river and inland scenery from
different parts grounds varied and beautiful at
all seasons
Hon. cHAUNcEY NJ DEpEw, late Secretary Of State Of
| New York.
Hon. JAMES W. Hustled, of peekskill, Ny. =
D. 7. CLAPP, Esq, Cashier westchcstcr County Bank,
Peekskill.
HUGH c. WILSON, Esq, Cashier Savings Bank, Pceks-
| kill.
OWEN T. COFFIN, Esq, Surrogate of wcstchestes
county.
| Professor CHARLES A. LEE, NJ d., Peekskill.
J. BROWN, Esq, Secretary Peekskill Plow Works. @
Beekman street, New York.
JOHN McKEssoN Esq, 81 Fulton street.
p. S. STEWART, NJ d., PeckskilL
II has been proposed that the Property and Cash Fund
should be divided into
2457 PRIZES
but this matter be decided by the
SHAREHOLDERS THEMSELVES.
We are by special permission allowed TO refer 70 the
The New York herald., 1872-04-17

SHir TRAS0tgsAR-Tho damage Ia sh8p Tronq0fNar "
Uf at Savannah, on tue I5t amounts Il VOg thc cot
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLo0D-INCREASE
OF FLESH AND WEIGIIT-CLRAR SKIN AND BEAU.
TIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
DIR. RAILWAYS
ARStp ApIfIfAN nESnT VENT

sARsAPARlLLIAN REsoLvENT
HAS MADE TIE MOST ASTONISHING CURES: SO
QUICK, so RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE BODY
TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE THAT
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE ~ FLESH AND WEIGHT
Is SEEN AND FELT
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Every drop oi the SARSAPARTLIIAN RESOLVENT
communicates through the Blood, Sweat and other
nuis ana uiccs o the system the yigor lille.
in the throat mouth Tnmors Nodes in the glands and
oher parts OF the system Sore Ewes, Strnorous dis
charges from the ears and the Skin dis
eases Eruphons Fever Sores, scad Head, Ring Worm,
salt Rheum Eryspeas, Acne Black Spots Worms in the
fcsh, Iumor cancers IN the Womb, and all weakening
ana painful discharges, Night Swcats, and all
range OF this wonder OF modern chemistry, and 2 few
days use VIII prove 10 any person using il for either OF
'H's isI% pn ay
cceds IN arrcsnr these wastes and repairs the same WIN
new material made from healthy bood-and tns tne
SNhsAfARIl,llAN viii and docs sccurc-a cure ccI
tan Tor when this remedy commences i,s WORK Q,
lurhcaon and succeeds ~ diminishing INC ioss .,
wastes It's repairs will be rapid and every day inc a,cn,
VIII feel himself growing better ana stronycI ,nc , 10y.
agesng better appetite Improving, ana "es" "" 's'
increasing ,,,,eo, c,>,r
No, ony does the sARsAPARTLLTANT REsoLvENT
excel all known remedial agents ~ tnc cuie oa
o"" KiDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Unary and Wom5 diseases, 6raye plapc,,es DToIsy,
Stopparo Water Inconncncc oi efihc' rleh's us
e"'e' '0'' " D''ss sRADwAy 4 co, 80 Warren street
ylyAIJUAM wATcHEs.-wE SEND SINGLE
w Watches by express any place with bill 70 collect
on delivery with privilege 70 eNaimine before pAflhg
Our price li-t null particulars This can be had free
on application store, wii be sent a. any one who
writes for H. When you write mention the New York
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
S HIP PIN NEW
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
The New York herald., 1872-04-17
THE ROCKMEN's REVOLUTION.

Tbe strike COntinued-The WOrkmen
March i'm Great Crowds and the Em-
Movers Yield to their Demands-LaRQx
to be Resumed To-Day at Increased
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~ Advertise in the D Ally REcoRD. 'h
Oldest p'per IN Verango County
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A fine iot OF Imported " inas and LinHor
ius, received end for sale by GAFENgY.