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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

VIRGINIA CITY, New, April g. 1873.
1t is reported that number Of young Piute
bucks. who spent the Winter among the settle
ments in this portion Of the State, lately disap-
peared, well armed and mounted. II is
supposed they have gone to join the
Mountain bands in the North Palisades,
from whom trouble is anticipated. Signal
fires have been noticed In the mountains to
the eastward and northward for several nights
past The Indians hereabouts profess ignorance
concerning them. Large numbers of Piutes are
still In this vicinity, perfectly quiet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
YANKEE HUMOR,
Grace Greenwood at Association Hall
NOn-Appearan of Miss Faithful
Lecture the characteristics OF
Yankee HumOr.


Yankee HumOr.
The hall of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton was nearly filed yesterday afternoon by an
audience that was derived for the most part from
the female sex. II had been announced that Miss
Emily Faithful and Grace Greenwood would be
the speakers at Yesterdays matinee, but the
cold wind and the clouds OF dust were not
friendly to the asthma that has been
the faithful companion the latter during her stay
In this country, and therefore Grace Greenwood,
previous to the delivery OF her lecture announced
with regret Miss Faithli's inability be present.
The lecturess IN presenting herself TO her audience,
revealed more youthful figure and manner than
might have been expected by the nnsophisticated
observer who can remember for how long period
Grace Greenwood has occupied place in The pub
lie eye. Her attire was a black velvet robe and
her hair was dressed In the prevailing fashion
OF madenhood, and pendant from her deli
cate ears glittered the gilded ornaments OF
the period. The subject OF the lecture was
yankee Humor and Its characteristics" lecture
that has recently been delivered in the city. The
imitation OF the Yankee dialect was admirable. and
the stories told illustrative of New England man
ners, CUSTOMS thrift and quiet wit brought out
chorus of silver-toned laughter that showed now
keen was the gentle feminine ear for fun. Now ana
then the stories went 10 the very ridge OF propriety
but the ladies' did not seem to mind this, and ac-
cepted everything with gadness that came from
the fair lips Of the lecturer.
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ng done by our Boston Catholic contempt

ing done by our Boston Catholic contempt
rary.
The Je,oish Times argues in behalf Of the
Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum.
The Hebrep Leader strikes up its Tyre on the
''Reawakening Of Nature by King Solomon in
the Song of Songs
The Winter is over;
Flowers are bedecking the fields;
The birds commence to carol;
The voice OF nature becomes loud on earth.
All of which is very pretty and very Scriptu-
raj but it is difficult ''to see' the above sorts
of things in this vicinity about these chilly
and clustering days.
The Je,oish Messenger touches on ''Rou-
manic" Fair Play" ''Mixed Worship and
other matters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
THE GRAPHIC.

The Daily Graphic appears TO have made ten
strike SO far, the publishers have been unable to
supply the demand ana, as IL continues 10 Improve
in both It's Illustrations ana reading matter it can
hardly fan to become popular and profitable. Its
conductors show that they fully understand how to
make an attractive paper. Its Illustrations are
fresh and vigorous It's articles crisp and spicy and
there is just enough OF the sensational about II to
make 1t readable tor all classes. In brief the
Grdphic, aside from ts Illustrations Is decidedly
the most heightened, gossipy, wide-awake, newsy
and readable evening paper in the city. Success
to IL The ChfcugO Tribune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
Bogus Charley and Hooker
Jim Wounded.
General Crook Carrying Out the Presi-
dents Peace Policy.
AN UNEASY BAND OF SIOUX INDIANS.
A Mail Carrier Shot in
Nine Places.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Is. /,

SAN FRANCISCO. April 25 1873
despatch from Yreka tonight says that party
of men has gone to the lava beds to bring III the
body OF Lieutenant Sherwood, who was fatally
wounded in the first attack on Colonel Mason's
camp the 10th INST. The body will be sent to the
East for burial.
Neither tue cavalry nor the Warm Spring Indians
found the trail OF the Modocs on their scout at
first, but finally the Warm Spring Indians dis
covered the place of retreat OF the enemy, and
Donald Mckay crawled upon them and counted
forty Modocs, including squaws He did not deem
1t expedient to make an attack upon them at that
time, but it was expected that the troops and the
Warm Spring Indians would attack them on the
night of the 23d
1t is now ascertalned that in the arst days bat
wounded.
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THE FRUIT PROSPECT IN MICHIGAN.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April % 1873.
J. T.. Chamberlain President OF the ST. Joseph
Fruit Growers Association OF Michigan, announces
the result OF tour of observation through the
farms in that region. So many peachbuds are alive
that sanguine fruit growers estimate the crop o
peaches at onethird OF fun crop The peach trees
killed by the severe cold were mostly old and sickly
trees. The apples never looked better. The pear
trees are unnjured. The grapes promise an abun-
dant crop The strawberries are In splendid condi-
ton, and will yield lull crop. The cherries and
pIums promise equally well.
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Private Reception Last Night.

Last evening private view was given OF some
pictures NJ the Somerville Art Gallery. SO Fifth
avenue. They are III charge of Mr.. r. f. Moore,
the accomplished expert. OF 81 Union square, and
constitute, in the opinion of that gentleman, the
first competitive sale of fine paintings by American
artists in which an effort has been made to gain
for home art Just recognition The claims
upon our space this morning preclude more than a
mere mention Oh the fact that the reception took
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THE END OF THE WHARTON TRIALS.
BALTIMORE. Md Anr,, On

BALTIMORE, Md, April 20, 1878.
In the Circuit Court OF Anne Arundel county, at
Annapolis this morning, in the case OF the People
against Elizabeth q. Wharton, indicted for an At
tempt to murder Eugene Van Ness, a stef was an.
tered by Prosecuting Attorney Revel with the con-
sent Of Attorney General Syester THIS ends tho
. famous Wharton trials
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
ANOTHER MISPLACED SWITCH.
An Erie Freight Train Runs or the
Track-Thc Engineer Killed.

Yesterday morning, about nine O'Clock, west
ward bound train on the Erie Railway ran Off the
track at Ramsey's station. Kirkwood, the engi-
neer, jumped on, but in doing so was
whirled round and drawn upon the
track. Several OF the cars passed over
him. The unfortunate man was carried Off in q
mangled condition. but he lived till eleven O'Clock,
when death mercifully put an end to his agony
The fireman, when called on by Kirkwood to save
himself by jumping of, refused and resolutely held
on 70 tue railing In the caboose. To this he owes
his Life. misplaced switch was the cause Of the
accident. -
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THE ICE IN THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER
STICKS"
QUEBEC. Canada. April %. 1879

QUEBEC, Canada, April 20, 1873.
The ice in the st. Lawrence River is still firm
above this city. There have been no arrivals from
the sea yet but the Allan line clipper Pomona was
reported or Bic yesterday, and number OF ships
or Anticosti.
The steamship Peruvian, with 700 passengers,
passed Farther Point this morning, but her arrAal
will depend on the movement Of the ice.
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A SPORTING MAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
BALTIMORE, Md, April 20. 1873.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 20, 1873
Andrew ]. Grow, well known in Baltimore sport
ing circles, was instantly killed this morning in
Henry Creys restaurant on East Madison street.
by the accidental discharge OF gun In the hands
John Bell the bartender, Bell pointed the gun at
Grow, supposing 1t was not loaded, when the
charge exploded With the above result.
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GENERAL HANCOCK ON AN INSPECTING
TOUR,

BALTIMORE, April 90, 1873.
Major General W. s. Hancock, United States
Army, and Colonel Wharton, his and, arrived at
Barnums Hotel this morning, having returned
from an inspection OF Fortress Monroe. They Will
inspect Fort McHenry to-day ana then proceed to
Washington While at Fortress Monroe General
Hancock delivered the diplomas TO the graduating
class OF the Artillery school for 1873 and made an
address to the class
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MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT GRANT,

DENVER, Col, April 20, 1873
President Grant, his wre and daughter, General
O. f. Babcock, the Presidents private secretary, and
two Of his friends reached Denver by special train
at two O'Clock this afternoon, and viii probably
main In Denver over Sunday as guests OF Governor
Ebert and 10 to Iaho Springs on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
l General Indian Outbreak in Eastern
Oregon Anticipated.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 90 1873
despatch from Portland, Oregon, tonight says
that the Indians who recently left the Yakima
reservation in that State have made their appear
ance In the Lewis River settlements, arrayed in
war paint general outbreak Of the Indians in
Eastern Oregon is feared, and the settlers have
requested the Governor OF the State to furnish
them with arms.
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HOLLAND.
Powerful Steam Fleet to Cooperate with the
Dutch Army in Asia.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

THE HAGUE, April g. 1873
The government Of Holland has ordered fourteen
steam naval vessels to proceed Immediately to
Sumatra Tor the purpose OF cooperating with the
Dutch troops now on that island in their move
ment against the Acheense.
The vessels will carry a large quantity OF ammu-
milton and arms for the troops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
FROST IN NORTH CAROLINA.

GOLDsBoROUGH, April 20, 1879.
A heavy frost visited this portion Of the State
last night, and seems to have greatly damaged the
vegetation and fruit crops throughout the eastern
counties and also In the western counties. The
cotton so far planted is considered ruined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
The Indian Peace Policy.

WASHINGTON, April 49, 1873.
1t is said at the War Department that General
Crook is strictly carrying out the peace policy in
accordance with the instructions OF the President,
through General Sherman, issued two years ago.
In these Instructions 1t Is specifically
stated that all peaceable Indians on the
reservations are to be protected by the military
from outside interference while those who refuse
to go upon reservations are not only to be pre-
vented as lar as possible from committing depre-
dations, but to be summary punished for mis-
deeds. The instructions are the same to all com
manders in Indian localities, and these are given
an exposition OF the peace policy practised
under the orders of the President
The Mineconjous shoot n Mail Carrier.
WASHINGTON April g. 1873.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs this morning
received a telegram from ID. X. Risley Indian
Agent at Laramie Wyoming Territory, SAYING
Day before yesterday my mail carrier was shot
in nine places by Mineconous while en- route here
with the mail. band OF Cheyennes saved his
life to whom made some presents The post
surgeon regards his wounds rs very serious. Last
week the same Indians killed an employe within
ten miles OF my agency The Indians under my
charge are Leaceable, but without any means of
defence.
Risley Is agent for the milestone Agency. The
Mineconjous are one of the nine bands constitut-
ing the Sioux tribe nation.
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AVerUBt temperature VbsTtTHay. 90
Average temperature for corresponding date
last Year 7os
Average temperature for past week.......... 43 81
Average temperature Tor corresponding week
last year, ............ 81 l.
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THE WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC.
Arrival OF the Perit with One Hundred
Cases Saved from Her Cargo-The
Wrecking Operations Unsuccessful.

Wreckfng Operations Unsuccessful.
The steamer Perit arrived in the Bay yesterday
and put into Cock just to southwark OF Fulton
terry. She was chartered by the White star COM
pany and the Coast Wrecking Company for the
purpose OF lreighting her with the cargo OF the
Inflated Atlantic. She has been at Prospect
sion has not been quite as successful
as was anticipated. At the ONCE OF her owners No
william street, 1t was found yesterday that she has
brought but 100 cases OF the cargo but the
ture OF her merchandise could not be ascertained,
as 1t is unaccompanied by bills OF lading or mani
weather has been so rough at Prospect that IL Is
now impossible to proceed with the wreckng
operations. It is understood that the Perit will
not return to Prospect She is now moored in the
Erie basin, loot of Van Brunt street.
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The Lava Beds.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 20, 1873
There is no later news from the lava beds to-
night, and, probably, no courier Will reach Yreka
before Tuesday. Government messengers only
pass over the route at present.
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was acknowledged universally good authority In all
important questions relating TO common sense In lifc
Ills study the and abuses OF natures best pro-
auctions of food Is familiar to all
OF the great staples Of wheat ruit and no
in his "Recoections of a Busy Lire viz
II profoundly believe that there is better food obtain
the body OF mankind than the butcher and
the fisherman do supply, and that diet made OF
sound grain ground hut nnboted; ripe, undecayed
fruits; milk, wholesome vegetables &c, and very little
spices condiments will enable grandchildren to
live in the average far longer and fall far less frequent
ly the hands OF the doctors, than we do.o
f. Is. SMITH COPS
SUPERLATfVE GRAHAM FLOUR,
Atlantic Flour Mills Brooklyn, n ", is made from the
best wheat the country Affords and is always perfectly
fresh and pure.
Put up barrels half barrels and IL ID. packages. For
sale at the Mills and by grocers generally
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 20, 1873
AS the southern bound train on the Memphis ana
Louisville Railroad approached Tresevant station
to-day lady named Mrs. Ellis attempted to cross
the track, and was run over and instantly killed.
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The principal sculptures which Nine. Hazard
is still SO fortunate to retain will probably soon
be exhibited at one Of the most popular and ele-
CANT little pubic galleries in this CITY,
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A FAMILY POISONED.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April %, 1873.
farmer residing in Germantown. near Dayton,
Ohio, named Henney, his son John and daughter
Catharine, were poisoned at supper on Wednesday
hight. II is supposed that arsenic was put In the
co9ec,
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SPAIN.

A Modification Of the Ministry Spoken Of in
Political Circles-The Communist Proc
lamation News Denied-Bourbon-
ist Retreat and De-
feat Of Carlists.
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KNOXVILLE, April 26, 1873.
heavy frost occurred here last night. Peach
trees were killed, and the wheat greatly injured.
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THE MEMPHIS RACES.

MEMPHIS, April g. 1873
The races next week promise to be very good.
large number OF stables have arrived IRON New
Orleans, and Others are expected to-day.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April 27-i a. M.
Probabilities

PrObdbfittieS.
The temperature will probably continue
TO increase very generally throughout the
country; for New England and Canada par
TALLY cloudy weather, rising barometer and
light norhwesterly winds; for the Lower
Lakes and Middle States clearing weather
the temperature slowly increasing, with north
westerly winds. veering tonight to southwesterly;
for the Gulf and South Atlantic States and Ten
nessee sontheasiery and southwesterly winds
and generally clear warmer weather; for the Ohio
Valley and thence northward and westward to
Iowa and Kansas southwesterly winds. clear
weather and rising temperature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27
The Weather in This city Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated bvcthe thermometer ut Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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CALIFORNIA.
Breach Of Promise Case-Pending Court |
MartiaI-A Murder Trial.

SAN FKANCIsCU, NprII 70, 1913.
The case of Miss Helena Frazer vs.. Thrift, for
breach u promise OF marriage, was concluded to-
night by a verdict in favor OF the paintifr for
$4,000. The case has excited much interest here,
Thrift being well known lawyer.
The Bogart court martial case Is pending, and
will probably occupy several days.
Hugh McMenomy was on trial to-day for the mu1s
der OF James Hogan. The case will probably he
concluded on Monday next
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of rupture of every kind the ELASTIC TRUSS by
the Elastic Truss Company 6Ss Broadway New York e
all compare with IT, II not only retains the rupture In
the exact position necessary to effect quick and perma
but its elasticity admits OF the most perfect
freedom Of the body in all IT'S movements We are our
selves cognzan Of the complete Of some of very
Of by the Elastic Trusscases where
several different metal spring trusses had been used
without any percoptble good.h-Cincinnali Gazette.
April
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TURKEY.
An American Admiral in the Capital.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

CONsTANTINOPLE, April 26 1873.
Rear Admiral James Alden, OF the United States
Navy. has arrived in this city.
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OCEAN TELECRAPHY.
The French Cable Broken and the Point of
Rupture Located.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 26, 1878.
critical test Of the French cable shows that it
is broken at distance OF POS miles from the French
coast.
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CampO's InfallibIc Specifc-SOvercign
remedy for Rheumatism Neuralga, Gout
JOHN y. HENRY NO y College place
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A.-LyOn's Insect Powder stands Alone
safe cxterminator Of reaches, bedbugs insects ants
and feas
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BrnunsdOrf ~ Metz Have Removed
their large stock of first class CABINET FURNITURE,
DRAPERTES &c from IFS Rlvngton street to their
Thirty fourth street.
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Special Notice to Ladies.-Do You Want
q sewing machneS II don't fail look at the WHIT
NEY before purchasing II Is the perfect machine SPLEEN
did rooms 63 Broad>ay.
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Do Look Mt This.

Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged JOints.-An
Diseases of the Feet cured by DR. ZACHARIE, q Union
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phvsicnl Exercise.-John Woods Gym.
nasum Turkish Bath, Health Lift Boxing, &C Twenty
eighth street Fifth avenue. Special training for
Dyspe psa, Corpulency. Debility, Govt, DC.
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Abr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, FL
John sreet-Advcc Gratis daily and circular of inf0r-
nation tree sold by all druggists
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Persons Who Are Obliged to Use Stfmu.
Iants and 10 whom purity Ii necessity, should try
CENTURY wHISKEY For sale by druggists and frst
ri dea
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Rupture and Dcformities successfully
treated by Dr.. g. n. MARSH. silk Elastic Belts Elastic
stockings, Supporters shoulder Braces of a superior
make. MARSH co, No. 2 vesey street A competent
female TO wait upon ladies'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

A.-Eau Angelique, for the Teeth and
Gums. BISCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC a co.
6a5 Broadway the sole propretors and manuactur
ers Paris agents, ROBERTS, X Co, Place Nendome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-27

CristndOro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans-
forms hoary heads into youthful instan
Sold everywhere.
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Perfectly Restoring the Original Color
OF the Hair efecay chec King and preventing Its fall
inc on cleansing the scalp and for dispensing dandruR
REsTORER AMERICA NO. 2 has no equal
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A.-Espenschcid's Spring style OF &c

Should You Desire Good Mecrsch um
PIPE, go to KALDENBERG No John street, also
of John and Nassau streets. Repairing ambers, &c.
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RhododcndrOns Trees, Shrubs, Ever.
greens, &C. For catalogues apply to r. b. PARSONS 4
Finishing y. "
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Arrival Of the Lackawanna at Halifax,
with Goods from the Wrcck-Prcpnr-
Ing to Blow Hole In the Ship-Thc
weather still Wintry.

HALIFAX, N s., April 26 1873
The steamer Lackawanna arrived to-day rom
Prospect, with goods from the wreck OF the Allan
tic. Captain Williams was on board The divers
have resumed operations at the wreck. The wreck
ers are making preparations to blow hole in the
upper side OF the ship. The weather continues
wlntry: 1t has been showing all day. The naviga
ton OF the gulf liz dangerous still.
Large quantities OF ice are damned In the straits
of Northumberland The steamer Pictou, which
lett Pctou Tor quebec on Tuesday, was obliged to
put back.
The steamship Penedo arrived this morning rom
Liverpool.
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shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Drawers
made 10 order and warranted.
Enclose stamp for circular.
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File
Circulars sent free; orders promptly filed. JOSEPH
BATES Agent, 1856 Broadway room 4; Chatham Bank
RutI inc
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The Best Water Pipe, also the Cheap
est when strength and durability considered Is tho
TIN LINED LEAD PIPE manufactured by the coli
WELLS, SHAW WILLARD MFG CO., 2B Centre
street. New York Price, l6h pound TOR all Sizes
send for circular
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DIR. Rice. Chiropodist, Cures COrns, SOC.
each Bad Nails joints Tumors and all Diseases OF the
Feet cured without pam ONCE 20s Broadway, corner
Fulton street. Corn Annhllator by mail JOc
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temen's HATS. For hneness OF material, elegance OF
finish, durability and economy price they cannot be
surpassed Try them at the salesroom OF the manuac
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Neyv scheme
Orders filed prizes cashed infor nation tug
nished Highest rates paid tor spanish bills &c, &C.