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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
THE H0BOKEN FRAUDS.
Another Rising Against Municipal and
Lesislative Corfu ptiOn.

1t was announced in yesterdays HERALD that
the respectable citizens OF Hoboken were preparing
energctically TO defeat any nominee OF the Demo-
cratic City Convention who would not be a known
and avowed enemy Of the municipal ring and op-
pressive corporations. Notwithstanding the vgor.
Gus exertions OF the repeaters from New York and
Jersey City In behalf OF the present AssemDyman
on Monday night, in the Third and Fourth wards
the people succeeded in electing delegates who are
now pledged to put no man before the people
whose political career has been one OF ALI
ance with corrupt rings. Last evening
the delegates from those wards assembled
at the house OF Mr.. McHale, corner OF Grand and
sixth streets, when they came to the determination
not to support the present member of Assembly
under any circumstances. These men have the
reputation OF being unpurchasabe, and this resolu
tion OF theirs Is therefore, hailed by the respecta
BILE citizens an effort towards rescuing their city
from the ruinous condition into which municipal
and legislative corruption and fraud have plunged
1t. Unless the democrats put forth popular and
unmpeachable candidate, Mr.. Bayey Brown, the
probable republican candidate, Will be elected.
This latter gentleman lost an arm In the war TOT
the Union and Is o gentleman above all reproach.
1t will take an honest and strong democrat TO de.
feat him. The issue before the people Is raught
with moment, and the oppressed citizens are
eagerly watching It.
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OBITUARY.

Hartman Bachc, United states Army.
Brevet Brlgader General Hartman Bache, colonel
Of engineers in the army OF the United States, ded
in Philadelphia yesterday morning. He WAC
seventy-ave years Of age Hartman Bache entered
the Military Academy as a cadet from the State Of
Pennsylvania in the month of July, 1914. He was
attentive student. On the cath Of July, 1913, he
was commissioned to serve as assistant tOp0-.
graphical engineer with the rank OF captain. He
was promoted brevet major after ten yearss
fatigue service the oath OF July, In the year 1925
In the month OF August, 1882 he was Typographical
engineer, with the rank OF major, and was commis-'
stoned major In the same branch OF the service TIN
of July In the year 1888. Since that date his adj
vancement has been onward and upward to the
rank from which he has just been called by death.
the fair professional result or his personal CHAR
acter talents, services and patriotism.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Steinway Hall was last night nlled with an en-
thustastic audience who welcomed back the bou-
quet OF artists Strakosch has brought together The
programme was well selected to please the popular
taste. and the marks Of appreciation that greeted
the efforts OF the favorites were the best possible
token OF public approval Mario looked fresh and
blooming. He was in excellent voice. He sang
Donizetti's "Raggl0 d'Amore" with so much OF
his old power that the audience gave him
quite an ovation. Patti also was In good voice,
and II Ia unnecessary to say that she sung with
briiiiancy and finish which few artists can pretend
more hardly dealt with by the elements, but In her
second piece, "N0bil Signor," from the "Hugue-
notsn she succeeded In throwing Off all depress-
ing influences and sung with power and bril-
liancy OF vocalizati0n that earned for her warm
recall. Carreh0 and Sauret received their merited
share Of public applause, and will depart for
Philadelphia to-day with the pleasing knowledge
that the favorable impression they made on their
first appearance here will be lasting.
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REGISTRATION IN THE CITY.

The work OF registering was carried on yesterday
throughout the city in quiet and orderly manner.
No disturbance OF any kind was reported to the
police. The greatest dissatisfaction prevailed
among voters, though, in regardto the new Regis
try law. Natlve-born Americans look upon
the oath they are compelled to take
at the registration office as an outrage
and foregnborn citizens are put to great
Inconvenience by being compelled to show their
naturalization papers. Many of them were so dis
gusted at being asked for these papers that they
went away making up their minds not to vote.
This has been the case with citizens OF twenty and
thirty years. standing In the same district. The
following are the official returns of the first day in
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NOMINATING CONFERENCES.
The Subcommittee Agree 10 Disagree and Al
the Work Yet To Be Done

Tsmmany's County Convention Conn
mittec.
The Committee OF Twenty-one OF the County Con-
vention met yesterday morning at Tammany Hall.
A. s. Hewitt presiding. aud after Q short session
appointed sub committee OF seven to confer with
other organizations willing to cooperate with
them In making nominations for Mayor. Coroner
and Aldermen. The subcommittee then went
not desire the business assigned to them. The re-
suit was that they invited. or were to invite, COM
mlttees rom other organizations to meet them
committee favored the nomination Of William But
Ter Duncan Tor Mayor
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F0Otlight Flashes.

Rubinsten and Wicniawski will appear this after
noon at Steinway Hall.
Emersons California Minstrels-Thomas Mcguire,
manager-have a brilliant programme this week.
The new Conservatory OF Music has added to Its
star OF professors some eminent must clans from
Europe.
The doyen Of the Professors Of Music in Germany
ls Herr Frederic Week. the father OF Nine. Clara
Schumann. who has just celebrated his eighty-sev-
enth year.
lie Menestrel states that Mr.. Mapeson, lie Leper-
rfev des Bn0rS," has discovered rival to Campo
mini for next Drury Lane season. The new new
tenOr'' Is named Aramburo.
Miss Bateman commenced her provincial tour at
the Alexandra Theatre, Liverpool, on September
Is, and met with great reception In the new
tragedy, "Medea In COrinth."
John E. owens and his combination have been
travelling In Pennsylvania under the management
OF Theodore Hamilton. Notwithstanding the pO
ltical excitement. their business has been very
c0uragtng
The sole survivor OF the artists who formed the
cast of Webers "Der Freischut2." when that work
was produced in Berlin, Nine. Caroline Seidler, a
celebrated singer died in that capital September 4
In her seyenty-elghtn year.
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DIED SUDDENLY.
Beaten More Than . Year Ago.

Over year ago Mrs. Augero, a German woman,
then living at No. Centre Market place, was
severely beaten in the yard OF the premises by
some parties living in the same house. Coroner
Herman, being called, took the ante morton state
ment OF the injured woman, upon which the assail-
ants were arrested and held to bail Yesterday
Mrs. Augero died suddenly, and 1t Is sought by the
friends OF deceased to make out that the injuries OF
more than a year's standing caused death. In
order to determine the matter beyond doubt DR..
Marsh will make post-mortcm examination OF the
body. Coroner Young has the case " charge,
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THE JERSEY HOMICIDE.
Investigation Next Saturday

The name OF the man charged with causing the
death OF Patrick Roache, at the Hibcrnia Iron
mines. New Jersey, by striking him on the head
with Ratchet, as previously reported In the
HERALD, is James Gent, saloon keeper. After
the assault warrants were issued for Gent and his
wife Bridget but 1t does not appear that they were
arrested Several witnesses have been summoned
from Jersey, and In they appear to give test-
mony the investigation viii be proceeded with be.
fore Coroner keenan, on Saturday next IL is well
understood, however that the Coroner has no
power to compel the attendance Of witnesses from
another State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
The Aldermen Eleet-Fircen Hundred to
Two Thousand Republican Majority.

The Aldermen elect are:-First ward, John Nc
Lorinan, rep; Second william II. Baldwin, rep. /;
Third, A. r. Pennington, rep; Fourth, Henry
Could rep. in doubt; Fifth, NJ. j. Fredericks, rep.
Freeman, dem.; Eighth, Daniel Geary. rep; Ninth,
Isaac Champenois, rep Tenth, A. l.. Stats, rep.
T Teveas" oConnor dem: ThirteentG. William
Stainsby, rep; Fifteenth, Henry r. Baker, rep.
ON the vote for Tax Commissioner the city has
gone from fifteen hundred to two thousand re-
publican majority.
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THE RECENT FIRE IN ORANGE.

At the meeting OF the Orange Common CounctkD
on Monday night the report was adopted of the
Fire Department Committee in which the thanks,
of the town were due Chief Engineer Carlsuff, oe
Newark and his men, for their prompt assistance at
but those who disobeyed orders were dotted down
for expulsion. The report also recommended tao
complete reorganization OF the Fire Department. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
NEW JERSEY POLITICS.

The Democratic Executive Committee OF Hudson
county have endorsed the nomination OF +. II.
Snyder rs the candidate OF the liberals and demo.
Gratis in the Third Assembly district
John Coyle, the democratic nominee for Assem-
bly, In the First district or Hudson county, with
drew rom the contest on Monday night, and Mr.
Thomas Gross was nominated in his stead.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Nominations by the Liberal Rcpublicn ms
Mt Providence Yesterday.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. 8, 1872.
The State and District Conventions OF the demo-
cratic and liberal republican parties were held here
to-day and united In the following nominations
Presidential Elcctors-Amasa Sprague, James Y.
Smith, Charles II. Cutler and Harris Lamphear.
For Congress-Eastern district, Thomas Davis;
western district, Colonel George II. Browne.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN MIDDLE
TON, N. Y, AND BOSTON, MASS.

Charles st. John, republican, was today renomi-
mated for Congress In the Eleventh district Of New
York.
The democrats and liberals OF the Second Massa.
chusetts district have nominated Edward Avery, OF
BrantTee for Congress-.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Prussian Provincialism in the Territory Of Alsace
and Lorraine-Progress of the French
Exile Migration.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

STRAsBURG, Oct. 8, 1872
An Official Prussian statement has been made OF
the result OF the option" 1t shows that OF the
natives OF the new German provinces Of Alsace and
Lorraine 1884, 633 have declared In favor Of retaining
French citizenship. or this number 80 800 declara-
lions have become valid through emigration to
France, and in addition to 1t $4,000 domiciled
Frenchmen have left the provinces.
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ROBBERY OF COPPER.

On Thursday night last number OF thieves went
on board the canalboat ID. @. Osborne, lying at the
foot OF pier 10 North River and stole fifteen bags
NJ Jananese conner ana four bags OF American cop
per, valued altogether at $4,000. The robbery was
not discovered until yesterday afternoon, when the
boat arrived at the foundry IN Jersey 70 be un'
| loaded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
Newark Charter Election.

The Charter election In Newark, n. j., yesterday
passed oil with the utmost quiet. Tie officers
chosen were an Alderman from each OF the
sixteen wards and members of the Boards OF
Chosen Freeholders and Education. The Common
Council stood before twenty-one republicans TO
nine democrats. The returns last night up to mid
night indicated slight change though the repub-
lIcans appeared to have made considerable gains.
The only democratic gain Ia In the Sixth ward,
where Henry I. Dusenbury is elected over John
Richards, republican
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TIE CONNECTICUT ELECTIONS.

Returns from 16s TOwBs--A Drawn
Bnttie-Equal Losses and Gains ora
Both Sides.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct 8, 1872.
One hundred and twenty Of 16s towns In this
State have been heard from. Fifty-eght elect the
entire republican Ticket and in twenty-four these
offices are divided between the two parties. The
democrats have gained eight towns which were
wholly republican last year, and the republicans
have gained eight towns which were democratic
last wear.
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A CABINET MEETING.

WASHINGTON. d. c. Oct 8, 1872.
There were present at the Cabinet meeting today
Secretaries Fish, Robson, Boutwell,, Belknap and
Postmaster General Creswel Messrs. Williams
and Delano are still absent from Washington.
The election here is progressing peaceably, al
though there is much earnestness exhibited at the
pOllH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
MIR. GREBLEY,s MOVEMENTS.

Mr.. Greeley was at Chappaqua yesterday. hik
wife being so Ill that his constant attendance AZ
her bedside is deemed necessary. She has been in
for nearly ten years. but for week or two she has
suffered greatly from nervous depression, and fears
are very strongly entertained for her recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
Italian Opora.

Madame Pauline Lucoa repeats this evening her
wonderful mpersonation of Marguerite in Gounod's
"Faust." She will be assisted by Mile. SAM as
Siebel. vizzan as Faust, Sparapani as Valentine
and janet as Mephistophees. The Gretchen OF
Madame Lucca is one OF those grand characterize
stage at the present day, and 1t stamps her as
lyric artist oil genius.
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TERRIBLE SHOOTING ARRAY.
Three Men Killed I'm Shreveport, La, Yes
terday-In Quest Of . Fourth Victim.

SHREVEPORT, La, Oct. 8, 1872.
RI. Wright, Clerk Of the District Court, and his
brother, w. A. Wright, Deputy Sheriff, were killed
this morning by Chief OF Police Sherrod and Police
Ofncer Shepherd. The friends OF the Wright broth
ers armed themselves with shotguns found and
killed snepperd, and are searching in every direc-
ton for sherrod All concerned belong to the same
political party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09

Failure OF n Large Watch Conccrn.-Ae
the DOLLAR STORE 667 Broadway, may be found Overt
$500 900 worth OF Gold and silver Watches which have
been to propricors by bankrupt impors
Ter silver watches may Be bought from 80 upwards ant
told Watches from SO upwards Every watch IL warI
ranted gold silver and guaranteed TO Keep good uma
for year. =,
dozen. Do not fail to examine the goods
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LISBON, Oct s, 1872.
The steamers Congress, Brooklyn and Plymouth
of the United States eet have arrived In the Tagus
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SPAIN.

Revolutionist Attempt 10 Assault His Majesty
Amadeus : Civic Agitation from
Various Causes-Psrlismentary
Technically Against tho
Abolitionist Movement
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UTAH..

Grand Ma ster or MasOns-A Delegation
of Ute Chiefs to Washington.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct g. 1872.
Elder Richards, in the Mormon Conference to.
day, cautioned the people against the wes OF the
enemy OF the Kingdom, especially against their
schools. He advised them not to send their chill
dren to Gentle schools. Brigham Young followed,
saying that he differed with the speaker. He
added :-"Send your children to schools when free.
l thank Methodists, Epscopalians and all sects Tor
establishing schools, and Heaven will reward
them" This is new departure for the Mormon
leader.
Mr.. r. II. Robertson was elected Grand yaster Of
the MasOns in Titan to-day. The fraternity here Is
in q iourishing condition.
delegation OF Ute Chiefs will go to Washington
In few DAVIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-09
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

Latest Returns-The Majority still Roll.
Ing Up-At Least 10000.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 8, 1872.
The Morning Ns,Ds has received official returns
from 1913 counties giving Smith q majority OF 5O,s7l
There are thirty-two counties to hear from, which
will doubtless swell the majority to go, coo.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. 8, 1872.
by the accidental flooding Of q coal mine near
Wrexham Wales, 500 miners have been thrown out
of employment.
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TELsGRAms TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Itle6kAmS " lht NtW Iuhk htKAlu
PARIS. OCT. 8, 1879.
A special telegraphic despatch from Madrid. dated
in the Spanish capital to-day, addressed TO the Sor
press Of this city reports the occurrence OF the
following demoralizing and exciting assault against
the person and dignity Of His Majesty Amadeus:-
ASSAULT AGAINST THE KING.
Last evening. while His Majesty King Amadeus
was walking in the Plaza del Orente, two men, who
were concealed behind statues, threw several large
stones at him. crying at the time "Vtuo Ia Repuo-
Hcd ~
The desperadoes took flight Immediately after
committing the dastardly act.
They were pursued by a number of policemen. but
succeeded in making their escape.
The King was not hurt.
The occurrence causes great excitement In
Madrid.
Military Action Against Riot In the
Metropolis.
MADRID. Oct s. 1872.
After the shopkecpers' manifestation In the me
tropohs, which temporarily subsidized on the promise
of the Alcalde that the tax on showbills would be
reconsidered, crowds again collected on the street.
Kissed the members of the city government, who
were trying to allay the excitement, and assalled
the police with clubs and stones.
The civil force being unable to suppress the dis
order, and the rioters becoming more violent, q
battalion Of National Guards was called out and
cleared the streets Several persons were injured
but none killed.
Order was restored and the city to-day has been
quiet.
PARLIAMENTARY PRESIDENTIAL BILL AGAINST
ABOLITIONlSM.
In the Cortcs the President decided that, under
the rules OF the House, debate on the motion to
amend the address to the King by inserting para
graph asking for the abolition of slavery was out OF
order.
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NicoI, Davidson 4 Co., CSC BrOndwuyA
factory No. Great Jones street manufacturers OF nne
SILyER.PLATRD WARE good for fifteen years soryice
offer large assortment either at wholesale or xstata
also China, Glass and Gas Fixtures
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GERMANY.
Police Effort Against Gambling Seaside Sport
ing Saloons Closed.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Oct. s, 1872.
Five gambling saloons in well known German
watering places have been closed.
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Patents, Patents.-BrOwn q Allen Anne.
rican Artisan ONCE, ls0 Brosdwsy na'o n1 = years
exporence in taking out Patents
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Civic Honor to . Celebrated Composer.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE Oct. 8, 1872.
Richard Wagner, the famous composer, who is
now on q visit to Bologna, has been offered the
freedom OF that city, where his OPERA "Lohengrin,"
recently had such q great success.
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Trusscs, HANDBAGS, Skc.-Sceley's Plnrd
Rubber Truss unequaed for comfort safety cea nlincss
and dnrabiy indestructible steel springs f,oated,.
Rstabiishments-7G broadway, New York, end 1871
Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Experienced lady In
ten
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A.-A.-IIoarsencss and Sore ThrOnt.-
KENDALL'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and speakers usS
them. 703 Greenwich street Sold by druggists.
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Desk Room to Let-suitable for Goa
business or architect I'm good real estate office Apply
to j. r. RUSSELL, Jr., 70 West Thirtyfonrih street.
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best In tho,
world; the only perfect Dye; harmless reliable nsan.
taneous At all druggists.
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Patent Open Work Hammers with
Portraits and Designs; orders filed by mail ,,,
LANIGAN CO., IS broadway, Ne0 FORK.
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100 and Ill East Fourteenth sire

Assoc Reward for Case Of Rheus
matisin or Neuralgia Dr. FILTERS RHEUMATIO
SYRUP will not cure Physicians advice grstis daily
81 John street Legal guarantee to charge.
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Golden IFair.-Any CoIored Hair Turn.f
ed 10 a be auful golden by BARKER'S AURORA. l,271
Broadway, near Thirty fourth street.
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Lost-By q Thoughtless Purchaser, ~
opportunity TO buy Suit Paror ChambcS Library aud,
Dining Room Furniture remarkably s0nabie price,
by negectnl to visit WILLIAM H. LEE az Canal street.
and 100 Fulton street
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A.-1oyal Havana L0ttery.-Prices Re-
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ 4 Co. Bankers 10 Wall street,
hox Pos office.
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During severe storm in this city yesterday az
ternoon the Front street Theatre was struck by
lightning while rehearsal Of the "French Spy"
was In progress. The lightning struck the cupola,
tearing the roof into fragments, thence passed
down the gas pipe into che building and flashed
along the ootghts, and following the gas fixtures,
passed out side door into the street. Several
actors on the stage were slightly hurt, but none
seriously injured
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APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF DEPUTY MARSHALs
TO ENFORCE THE ELECTION LAW.

Marshal sharpe yesterday appointed the follow
ing as chief deputy marshals to aid In the enforce
ment OF the Election law at the approaching cleo.
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All Kinds Parade Banners, Lnnternsy
Flags Transparencies, Network Banners Portraits and
Designs on hand and TO order, at HoJER GRAHAM5s
Painters ~ Duane street, New York
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Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and sil.
verware bought and sold. GEORGE c. ALLEN, Sal
Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
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wedding and Ball Ca'ds-Paris styles
lust received, very elegant at j. EykSDELLS. VA
Broadway. Established l5sN
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Roval Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cashed
information furnished highest rates paid
Snsnish Bank Bills TAYLOR CO., Bankers, IL Was1 !.
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WALES.

Mining Industry and Wages Interrupted by
Accident
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A Rare Chance.-For Sale Cheap, a Fin

assortment of second hand Grand Square and UDrght
Pianos oil Steinway Sons make; also number from
other rat class manuac urers; every
feet order. STEINWAY Il SONS,
Stenway Hail.
loa and Ill East Fourteenth street, New York.
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sackett's Magic COlOris Changes ~ 40
hair 10 a beautiful brown black. Sold cverywhs no.
Depot l22 Liberty street.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged JOints-AlE
Diseases Of the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHARIE, Union