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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

II we cannot put Delaware coal into the
worlds CRATES, we send Delaware .kaol-ih to her
potteries. -.tf -..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
TsrlhIs Accident In Illinois.

An iron bridge at Dixon, Ill, fell yesterday
afternoon, while crowded with people gathered
to witness baptism. At last accounts 80 dead
bodies had been recovered, aud more persons
were supposed to have been killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

A load of furniture was carried off by robbers
in New York city on Thursday. They knocked
the driver off the wagon and pitched a boy into
the street. One of them was caught by the
owner, but tile other succeeded in driving away
with tha taam.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

Dr. BRowN's HoRsE. On Saturday morning
DIR. J. A. Brown left his carriage standing in
Third street, without hitching the horse. During
his temporary absence in the market, the animal
took it into his head to travel and left for trip
on his own hook. On the return of the Doctor,
finding his horse non est as the legal profession
term It, he returned home on foot through the
rain thinking to find the estrdy there, but he was
disappointed No horse or dearborn could be
found, and having some fears that some market
thieves had taken his team. he returned to the
city, where after driving around a spell he found
his sagacious animal had gone to the Post Office
and was quietly waiting there for the noon mail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, May A.
Cotton dull at 19Sl@2OH Flour quiet and
steady; superfne u 756D5.5 so; extras $3.50
6.75. Rye flour held at S4.62 Brandywine corn
meal $3.50. Wheati fair demand red 1880
2; amber % O5; white u, 10; No. spring
81. .7301 rs. Rye in good demand at 95. Corn
active; yellow 6416 @65; western mixed $3.50
64%. Oats unchanged. Mess pork firm at
$40 25@19 so. Lard 99l@10. Whiskey firm at
o. Gold 165S.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, May 8.
Probabilities: For Middle States, and lower
Lakes, clearing weather, higher temperature in
Southern portion, southwesterly and Northerly
winds and partly cloudy weather, tonight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
MarriagFs.

MCKAY-ELLIOT-on the 80 n of April, by the Rev.
Dr. Henry A. Boardman, D. d at the residence
Delaware, DR.. Read j. McKay and Mary S.,daugh.
ter of The late Hlgh Elliot.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
Pope Plus.

HE HAS A RELAPSE AND Is CONFINED TO BED.
ROME, May 5.
The Pope has suffered relapse and is again
confined to bed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
.ARRAIT,s ELEcIRIc DISKS

Are sef-actng, clean, comfortable and durable
They are worn with relief in Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Local Pains, Weakness Lameness, &c. Tney
supply gentle ow constant electricity and have
a wider range of use and help in the above named
class of troubles than the rdnary battery Sold by
L. BRINGHURST CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
Auction snIes.

Messrs L. W, Stidham Il Son, advertise the
sale NJ a lot OF household and kitchen furniture,
at 307 Ma lson street, on Monday, the 18th. The
sale VIII commence at o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

THAT STREET SpRINKLER.-The Delaware
S. n. L. 90. have promised to sprinkle Market
street during the Summer and'are getting their
made by VIM. s. Bullock and the water box by
Mitchell Il Wilson. On Monday next, the Co.
expects to be ready to allay the dust on our
main street. If the enterprise prove successful
the whole community will have reason to be
thankful.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

George Macley, who has leased the Washing
ton House, has renovated the front of the build
ing and placed the bar in more retired position.
Things look bright, meet, clean, and inviting to
the traveller.
The members of Martha Conclave, No. U.
o. Daughters OF Malta, are notified to meet at
their new room 9Th and Market, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
President Grant.
HIS ARRIVAL AT CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May S.
President Grant and family arrived here, yes
terday morning. from Galena.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05

John McGarwin committed an assault and bat
terry on his wife for which he was fined the
costs and held for e200 to keep the psa9e,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
WOOLLEY q VAN TRuMp'S
Insurance Agency,
MOL, Journal Building,
AdiolnlnE City Hall,

NO.I, Journal BtSSldGsa0,
AdiolnlnE City Hail.
WHINING TON, D ElL.
Authorized Agents fOr:.the Oldest
and Strongest American Com
-panies and the Leading Foreign
Company:
.4Etnd Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.,
Insurance Co., Of Nor'ih America, PhtladG
Franklin Fire Insurance Company,
Royal Insurance Co., Of Liverpool, Eng.
PhCsniI Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn,
Continental Insurance Co., Of Ne,o York.
Niagara FIRE Insurance CO, !"
Pte1.ir Fire and Marine ms. 90. of Brooklyn.
Springfield Fi.e and Marine ms. Co.,
Farmers Mutual Fire ms. Co., OF York, Pa.
Iiela.D0re Fire ms Co., of Wilmington
Mutual Life Ias. Co., Of New YORK..
Travellers ms. Co. (Acctden9 Hartford, Ct.
RdiltoGy Passenger Assurance 90. Hartford
Conn,
Policies Issned and IIosses.uuder ths'Sans Ad
Iusted and Paid AI This Once.
INSURANCE PLACB IN TsH sSsT CoAPA
MIS-
ks-Advice freely given without charge.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO.
JAMES wooLLEY,
r. A VAN TRUMP
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,EIpHIA oATrLE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
Beeyes dull and lower. Common to extra
Penna and Western steers, 5C@9 Sheep IN fair
demand clipped, 5sl@6H; wooled, 713@o4'
Hogs firm.
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-m0 @ntsstaiHtireitts.
-AaHA- -naoasnaA-x xEiann.Aa-
TVCUFUEKS-COMCERT.
WESLEYAN FEMALE cGIIEGE
B. NvFgr Mn M. 7 fllI liGlffFfTffiOg ~ JIM

...'I..,, "o%,0"aa ',', CO N GER %T",3aa IT., ~.
Tuesday Evening" May q,
uu illssos 1o1r9oaF sye'cleek,5Iss m1al
10 ,isr1 trrt PRoGRAMMB9rdi-yi"o
ONHRTURR-Ia f}ezBa Ladra.L =. l. Iva MoCKwIrz
d, L.,,,t "a, rAissea SchpAeld aud +, Wtsonfli
CHORUS US-Mark the Merry Elves, ,..,g g, ,CALLooTH
bIH"1f 4"f0II@N7ib diee Ciasb Iuhlao l'hh
VOCAL. nURFT--Lovang and Liking (bg requestl
III GLOVER
Misses Brown and E. Wilson.
QUARTETIE-comein in the Blush Of tAe Morning
,aIsResi snpallw0qa and Aeten esd AessrsI ehrissy
a Il Hon scker.
PIANO SOIOLaB0sss I'D 1isypai sl'!99!!g9.!THALBERd
s5,Sd ssgAiss AstHoqo1q 1E,IAAn 1E,IAAnrn,z,,
sHSSi sHH11 u al1i SI'S 6iss 6f56d!ii '''
S.isses Smallgood and Acton and Messrs. Chrissy
il"I lna lsoI j ana 1Idheektr.A rn"i'h"
iVQ44N tSp4f-rAtr EalIel ,.qlrlW. .s.., BERIoT
D0tBLE DggTp1o'ef the Hills AMI Uer tn Dale,
}" Misses 7 love Browp, Bewiey ana Brui er
TRY t-Yes, Ills the Indian Drah1 I. ~. BISHOP
Miss OrmOhdt N essrs Chrissy & 40 HOHecker.
PLANO sSA4O-uMOlntatn stream. ...r - ...sM.TH
soNG4WeeIfnay the lleel Ro'g.!F Fho%f fHE SCOTCH
-tln.ii,i, Mlssl hau sInAn4 bnuura
VOCAL DUETT-lhe Larbeard Watyh. Nv LLIAHs
hiss UfIl0nd and Mr.. n! RI RiUkeLe.
VIOLIN n1 s4LGaraiyS1 a. H
SOhG-The Ship boy s1lsttAf.!! H9slg!9 T. GABRIEL
.,J Miss OrEpondt gilloGqu
CHORUS-The Huntsinan Caorqe. .,.;. W. Bbk
iGlee Classioo sdhiht
TICKETS gYhngfal rsgolg50 Cents.
mByl-Ab
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bonn ypdi il,ia u aXIlIg a. mimi IaI l1p7 Tilo
,nIrhi i''g ~ = Hlq ''li i''g10i fnOl .hiii pl'
jUir ni1lIl t'Tcr14ble Disaster
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-05
.DAt( Geatalt<rtjAF.
JEHkIRs = ATKINSON

WILMER ATKINSON. .PnbsisksF.
sv-For zsrns EsA. See Second RzS~ +a.sts.
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4lEitt AGrerti eRRtkt s.2

NO. ssU Hisnt Thirty-nve, Market 8 .Selos Nlth,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-19
Public Feeling Toward France and
the Theirs Policy.
THE EMBASSY TO PARIS.
Porto Rico Reform and the Relations to
the South American Republics.
The French Left Refuses Congrat-
ulation to the Republicans.
TlLEefAms TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Feb. 49, 1873.
The oflicial Gazette OF Madrid will on Thursday
next contain proclamation Offering amnesty to
the Carlists now in insurrecton In the northern
provinces, II they win within two weeks from that
date lay down their arms and submit to the au-
thority OF the government.
II the insurgents refuse to accept the OFFER they
will be energetcally pursued, and decisive meas
ures will be adopted bv the government of the Re-
public for the suppression OF the insurrection.
PRESS RECLAMATION AGAINST CARLIsM AND THEIRS.
The Spanish journals express surprise that Don
Carlos is suffered by the French authorities to re-
main SO near the Spanish frontier.
THE EMBASSY MISSION TO PARIS.
Senior Orense has declined the Enthusiastically
at Paris.
THE PORTO RICO REFORM BILL.
The debate on the Porto Rico reforms continues
to-day in the National Assembly.
CONSIDERATION OF THE RELATIONS TOWARDS SOUTH
AMERICAN COUSINS.
The question OF sending diplomatic representa-
lives to the South american Republics is under
consideration by the government OF Spain.
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1tlftRiKs TO 1Ht NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. IS, 1873.
An explosion occurred to-day in coal mine at
Talk Hill, in Stafordshire while the men
we're at work. Between thirty and forty miners
are reported killed. The fire which broke out
after the explosion was with dificuty extin-
guished tonight. No bodies have yet been recov-
cred.
MONEY RATES ON 'CHANGE AND AT THE BANK.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities is lower than the Bank Of
England rate by three-quarters per cent.
EMIGRATION TO BRAZIL SUSPENDED.
The Brazilian agents here nave taken steps to
suspend emigration to Brazil until the investiga-
ton into the alleged suGerings OF emigrants IS con;
Cluded.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Twenty-0ne thousand seven hundred and thirty
bales of American cotton were landed at Liverpool
to-day.
The German Ambassador Still Invalfded.
LONDON, Feb. 19-6 A. NJ
The condition OF Count Bernstorn the German
Ambassador, Is unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-19
THE SENATE'S G. M.
Patterson Know Nothing on the Morton,
Bliss & Co. Affair Boynton Refreshing Har-
lan's Memory-How the Reverend Sena-
tor Wept Over His Checks-What
Dawes Knows About It.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1873.
Senator Morrills special committee to investi-
gate the Credit Mopiier charges against Senators
resumed its session this morning, and Senator
Patterson was recalled.
He tesfe he had recollection at all in regard
receiving e. letter from M an on
envsope Stated such was scn his papers are ali
in New Hampshire, and he had not had an opportunity
General II Y; Boynton recalled Witness published
senator Harlan mn r e his information from
Bartlett correspondent OF the New York Ianpenaeat did
but psriO after hearing from other
ascvcrS Years had siapscd witness was directed by his
paper to write up ysriou: matters relative to the Iowa
Henry L. Dawes q the House Of Representatiyes gave
preston that the checks were used to influence
Mr. wi, ner psnS or nn naRLAs As sssaIon
Harlan and WAS granted permission ask certain ques.
reply 70 him General R9ynton estIned that he had
Ssr nf S ISL Or 3 he H % write
about Indian n CO contracts tn;ct;.s % .,,,
as Indian frauds had nothing to do with this nvestga,
Mr. Clark said he wanted to show that the witness had
yene as to ~ ny own ys,
h Ss did
want to pursue The line of aaS a Objected
written articles against him.
admit any PERSONAL per- hostile feeling
Hen paMss was swoh ne 5ssasa that he
tor Harlan $4,000 were found among the papers of
Tho Union Pacific Railroad; witness had no personal
knowledge of the matter mentioned what he had heard
20 Bartlett and others witness never knew that the
stubs copies OF the cheeks were shown TO Senator
Harlan all he heard about 1t Was us related above by
Mr.. Alley. ,,,-.,.,
D. W. Bartlett sworn-wtness had an ndistlnct rec OIL
lection Of telling General Boynton that he lwiines had
heard Mr. Dawes make some statements about $lU,0U
having been given to Mr. Harlan heard some one say
but was not certain that II was MT Dawes-that the
WIRE PRESENTED TO Mr.. HARLAN .
and that he cried them and offered 10 restore the
money; something in General Boynton's
letters to the Gosen about the matter before he men
toned anything that he had heard Mr. Dawes say. -
At twelve O'Clock the committee took recess till half
mast one y. NJ. On reassembng the committee went
into session and afterwards adjourned until ten
O'Clock tomorrow,
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE INQUIRY.
No Points OF Evidpce Elicitcd-Judge
Sherman's Services.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. 1873.
The Committee OF Ways and Means to-day ex-
amned John T. Denny, Chairman Of the Law Com
mittee Of the New York Stock Exchange, but his
testimony covered no new points, but was merely
con1rmatory Of the testimony of the President,
Mr.. King, heretofore published
8. W. White Mr.. Denny's associate in the Law
Committee, to whom Lockwood had applied for au-
thority to employ Judge Sherman, was also before
the committee.
The matter was presented to the Governing
Committee, who authorized the employment OF
the counsel, the pay not to exceed $4,000. 1t was
intended TO employ Judge sherman, who was so
verbally employed, but who was to receive no
money unless he should accomplish something.
Finding that he had accomplished nothing, the
resolution authorizing the employment of counsel
was rescinded, and Mr.. Colgate was employed.
There was no evidence to show that Judge Sher-
man accomplished anytnin and, therefore, he was
not entitled TO connepsa.lcn.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is, 1873.
Intelligence received here from Arizona to the
18th Of February states that band Of the Ccchise
Indians are raidng extensively in Sonora, killing
men and stealing horses and cattle. Governor
Sanford received a communication from the Pre-
feet OF MagGalena confirming the statement. Gen.
eral Crook also received letter from the Governor
of Sonora on the same subject, and in which he
strongly censures the late terms Of peace. He
says they were dictated by the COchise without ad-
yisng Generals Crook and Schofed
L. Valencia, a member OF the Supreme Court Of
Mexico, one Of those killed. stated within four
weeks before his death that the United States
authorities were powerless to act against the
Sayages.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Nevada will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
al half-past seven O'Clock A. NJ
THE NEW YORK NATURALIZATION for Europe
Will be ready at halfpast six O'Clock in the
morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, six centss
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CENTRAL ASIA.
The Russian Force for the Campaign Against
Khiva
TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HsRALv.
BERLIN. Feb. Is, 1873,

BERLIN, Feb. IS 1S73.
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF the North
German Gazette states that the expedItonary force
TO khiya viii not exceed seYen thousand mea.
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and Invigorate before breakfast Re-
fresh and yitaze before dim ,r soothe and Tranlnze
before retiring; best ventilation; highest temperatures
best shampoong grntuities Ladies day and evening"
Gentemen every day and all night
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hGse sr aSSI, @oJ noss
as %el as Of extensive patronage One Of the most i'm
portan inventions Of the present age is that of pen
mar mark ssi dsrb IN uses "
iaciarer Of ne Gold Pens and PENCILS No Astor House
Their superior value Is tested Dy the long time he has
We the saSscribsrs Who Know the value Of FoLEYs
eSesruy f % he% those Who
Signed by the following gentlemen and l,o'a
J T. williams President Metropolitan National Bank.
Geo. s. Coe, President American Exchange National
J. 4. Beardesley, Cashier National Bank Of North
VIM 4. Falls, President Corn Exchange Bank; an,,.
E. + z T rhnpa Cashier continental National Bank
Isaac G. ogden, Cashier New York County National
Jenkins rsssGs ,ss PsSt Ss A Bsnt
ssnH Atlantic snf BANK ASS
James Buell. Presldentimp and Traders Naona-
aos a n1 Hs ssa sa S0n' Bank
White, Morris 4 Co. Barclay Livingston.
vermiye 4 Co. H.; Raymond Co, New
S ae & i1 4s%es GO Ray {%Si New
$:5is.
Rsss Ssis4 fss% i" g. Co
yGs ssw Ys1s F Lire ms ms Co
Sold by ali the principal sationers and jewellers.
| JOHN FOLEY, Gold Pen Manufacturer,
MOI Aston House, opposite the Herald office
Exercisc.-Fortify the Body Against tao
attacks of unhealthy influences Go TO JOHN WOODS
Gymnasium. Twenty eighth street. near fifth avenue
Turkish bath lift cure special training for corpuiehcy,
| dyspepsia, govt, re
| "Harsh, Wrinkled Skin Regains the
beauty of youth by using cod liver oiLn HAZARD ~
CASWELL'S COD LIVER OIL is the best. IL Is ireshs
pure and sweet
Kearney's Buchu for Brfghfs Disease,
Diabetes Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary organs pepot
| 1Oi Duane street
Obstacles to Mmrriage-Happy Relics
FOR VOTING MEN free in sealed letter envelopes
! Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Phlladelphia "a. an
institution having high reputation for honorable con-
duct and professional skill
RovmI Havana Lottery. -PriZes Cashed..
| Circulars sent J. b. MARTINEZ co, 10 wall street
Post office box i,6Sa
| RovaI Havana Lottery.-New scheme
no, o1, Orders filled przes cashed, Information fy-
uishe,I Highest rates paid tor spanish bills, &C. &c.
| TAYLOR co. Bankers. 10 wall street. new fork
ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Circulars ass<1
information furnished n oHrEGA
Box $40 Post once. NO. Waii str<sst.
Use No More Disgusting Benxane-
CIbyERINE suppants 10 in all genteel families Price
| lSc. and 25c. per bottle
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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ENGLAND.

Fatal Explosion and Fire in Coal Mine-Emi-
grafton to Brazil Suspended-Money Rate
on Change and at the Bank
American Cotton Supply.
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.

Corns, BuniOns, Nails, &C., Cured With
ont pain DR. RICE pos Broadway. corner Fulton street.
CORN ANNIHILATOK by mail 80 cents.
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sewcd with iron nails buttoned mp with brass-hea AIDED
screws is the last made the latest in fashion Many
will have than they would account OF Ca
tarrh and Colds in the Head which hurry them into
sumption. WOLCOTT'S CATARRH ANNIHILArOR if
guaranteed to Catarrh 1t is sold everywhere and
also tested free Isl Chatham square, New York Esab
ished Is nts 81 six Tor ST. also large bottles
OF PAIN PAINT, Sl,-Adv.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

RumOr OF Great Powers Coalition
Against tho Rcpublic-Austrian Policy
In the Crisis.
LONDON, Feb. 1916 A. M
1t is rumored that some OF the great Powers have
intimated to the Spanish government that they
will oppose the formation OF federal Republic.
AUSTRIAN POLICY.
Austria Will recognize the Republic OF Spain as
soon as officially notified of its de1nitive establish
ment.
The Spanish Minister at Vienna has resigned.
but 1t Is believed that lie will be reappointed.
The French Left Not In sympathy with
the Spanish Democracy.
PAIRS Feb. Is, 1873
The members Of the party of the Extreme Left
OF the French National Assembly have abandoned
the idea OF sending congratulstory address to the
republicans of Spain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-19

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho
Oorld. The only true AMI perfect dye. All druggsta-
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A.-CannOt Fail, Watts Nervous Anti
DOTE; unrivalied cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Sciatica, vitas' Dance. Twitchngs any Nervous
or Debility.
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AngclI,s TurkIsh Bath., 81 Le.i1

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
251 and 232 Broadway, corner of Murray street.
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A.-Heruld Bra ch Once, Brooklyn,

corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to9 =. NJ
On sunday from to . r. NJ.
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INDIAN MURDERS.

Terrible Raids of tho Kickapoo and Cochise In
dams in Arizona and Texas-Men and
Boys Killed, and Women and Girls
Outraged and Put to Death.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
n.
ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF BEAUTIFUL sNow.'>
BEAUTIFUL SNOW ILLUSTRATED EDITION

BEAUTIFUL snow and other Poems New HAS
trated edition by }. w Watson, author Of THE. Out
cast" Beautifully illustrated from original des' by
Edward l.. Henry. Complete in one large oct lvo vol
nme, In uniform style with "Ihe Oucast an Other
Poems being printed the finest tinted pa "a
and bound in green morocco cloth, with gus. top gilt
sides and be yelled boards 81 bound maroon
cloth with full gilt sides full gilt edges ful gilt
back and beycled boards price s.
of it will be sent postpaid any per return OF mail.
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| nIJyER OPTICS NEW sTOPf, "A BRAVE HDYI
~ Fortune VIII soon appear in the NEW YSRt
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GERMANY. AND FRANCE.
International Negotiations Progressing Pleas
ingly.

ItIEGKAM III TIE NEW TURK MHALu
PARIS, Feb. Is, 1873.
The negotiations between France and Germany
ere proceeding satisfactorily.
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"Harsh, Wrinkled Skin Regains the
beauty of youth by using cod liver OIL HAZARD 70
CASWELLS COD LIVER OIL is the best IL rs reshs
md sxuaQf
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Kearney's Buchu for Brfghfs disease.
Diabetes Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary organs Depot
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Obstacles to Mmrriage-HapPy Relies
FOR YoUNG MEN Sent free sealed Letter
institution having high reputation for honorable con-
dnc "a nd nrn al SKILL
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FNerC1Sc.-FOrtIIy tnc bOUy hEMIHst ~
attacks of unhealthy influences Go TO JOHN WOODS
gymnasium Twenty eighth street. near Fifth avenue
Turkish bath lift cure special training for corpulency,
diva Nc.