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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-30

Press Politics and q Vigorous Battle Between
the Republicans and Conservatives
Opinions Of the Volunteers
and Laborers.


HAVANA, May 90 1873.
The quarrel between the republican paper, the
Tribune, and the conservative press Is approaching
crisis. The V0z de Cuba accuses the Tribune OF
being libel on everything Spanish. the same as
the insurgent journals IN New York. The Tribune
lately accused General POrtila, who Is in command
of the Cinco-vilas district of being engaged in
cattle speculation at Villa Clara. The volunteers
published protest against this accusation, but
Portilla has made no reply to the charge.
The conservatives are doing their utmost to
compel the Tribune to discontinue publication. The
Tribune is apparently uncOncerned. and continues
TO publish peculiar facts connected with the admin
istration. occasionally giving names.
The Tribune having addressed q number OF
editorials to the volunteers, several volunteer
officers have published card saytng:-"We de-
spise praise Of the Tribune. which merits only our
contempt"
THE vOx POPULI.
The republicans claim to have numerous adher-
ents among the volunteers. They have certainly
received accessions from the iaboring classes
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COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

The two hundred and fortieth anniversary Of the
school of the Collegiate Dutch church. Twenty ninth
street and Fifth held last evening" John c.
cises.
The performance of the programme was begun by a
prayer and followed by an anthem. The following
the of the pupils who took part in the
John u Grygier Walter L. Wright Miss Lessic Carman,
John b. Cas- Miss Helen G. Stephens William r. Boy
den, James s. BSyden: Miss Emeine Armstrong
hart Miss Esther H: Jackson, Alfred l. Sneder, Miss
Marion Francis and Charles Il. Mills.
The following the names of the graduates who
ceiyed INCONSISTENCIES Allason, Martha W Allason
Mary Anna Hall, Susan Nc Kee Helen j. stephens Also
the following male pupils, viz. w r. Boyden J. s. Boy
Crygier q Demaresti 9 G. fichts A LlPpold'
The vaedictory address delivered by Francis T.
Demarest and the exercises concluded by the singing of
present took part
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.

Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains a Select Story, entitled THE
Red Lancer together with the very Latest
News by Telegraph from All Parts OF the
World up to the hour OF publication; Graphic
Details OF the Great cyclone in Iowa; The st. Law
renee Floods; Captain Jacks Tribulations; The
Great Credit Mobilier IN Court; Colonel McKenzies
Raid Into Mexico Proclamation OF President
Grant to the Louisianians, Senator Carpenters
Speech and the Origin OF the Louisiana Troubles;
An Interview Between Speaker Blaine and Brig.
ham Young; Murder in Virginia, and the Yellow.
stone Expedition. 1t als&contains the Latest News
BY Telegraph from Washington; Political Religious,
Literary and Sporting Intelligence; Obisuafy
Notices; Amusements; Editorial Articles on
the prominent topics Of the day; Our Agri.
cultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse
and Dry Goods Markets; Financial ana Commercial
and Interesting Events OF the Week.
TERMS:-Slngle Subscription. 81; three copies,
IS; i've coptes %; ten copies, SIS; single copies,
Ave cents each. A limited number OF Advertise.
meRts inserted W the WRsEHy HssAy,o.
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A REAL NICE WIFE.

Six-ShoOtcr in a Matrimonial Squall.
Mr. Joseph Mackey went to his home lis Suffolk street.
Wednesday evening" and found the wife Of his bosom
waiting at the door with colossal six shooter loaded
to the muzzle. Mrs. Mackey's 'front.' name is Ellen and
when she espied her Joseph approaching the to
their mutual domlce she brandished the deadly weapon
and cried out II, Ellen MacKey will shoot you, Joseph
Mackey Joseph tried TO soothc Helen hut she not
too Joseph Jumped behind an ash barrel and when the
break tor the door, which he gained with bound Up
stairs he went at lively pace. but Ellen fleet of
foot and reached the upper apartments Just time to
see her Joseph dart under the bed While taking an
advantageous position from which to get elegant shot
at the panic stricken husband officer obruded himself
upon the scene. Ellen at changed the position Of
her battery and would doubtless have let half dozen
shots or had not the valiant been too quick
tce Shandey at the Essex Market Police Court held
two complaints. one preferred by the husband and
the other by the officer. and both felonious assault
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BRITISH PROGRESS IN ASIA

Preparation for . Special Mission to
Chinese TurkIstan.
The Rangoon Gazette OF the 18th OF April fur
nlshes the following report Of the progress OF
British exploration and diplomacy In ASIA
From paragraph In the indian Statesman we
learn that the Yarkand Mission Chinese Turkes-
SAM, which is to accompany the Envoy after his
return to India is to consist OF six ofIicers--Mr
Forsyth, Colonel Gordon, Captain Trotter Royal
Engineers; Captain Chapman. Royal Artillery;
Captain Biddulph. Aide-de-camp, and DR.. Cayley
The mission will leave about July, and 60, via
Yarkand, TO Aksu, and some Of the party will prob
ably go about three hundred or four hundred miles
further. Our contemporary believes that no Euro
pean has yet been beyond Yarkan0 In the direc-
ton OF Aksu.
The Yarkand Envoy Is making short stay in
Bombay before leaving for COnstantin0pe. He has
visited the Exhibition and been shown over one
or the naval monitors.
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Gently by Postmaster James concerning postal
cards:-
Posr OFFICE, NEW YORK. May 20. 1871.
The superntendents clerks and carriers this Office
and rs are hereby nsruc that postal cards
writer's or sent to Dead Letter office. No return re-
quest written or printed on postal card Is to be re-
When returned by letter carriers Unbelievable they
scTbed BY tic Initials ~ i G." ''0N VI Au ''
wn r aee o or written
scnrrious epitets or disloya devices cannot be de-
which may be diseoyered BEARING such objesti9na6s
package or envelope addressed % searchers Depart
nent Post ONCE" and marked * r. c., When sent
from station the package or envelope will be properly
hs Posi- ONCE s s;sn-%isssn ana ssiive!S
@ curiosity and ns ta s 9 ss
strced not to make the messages &C. on postal cards
4 &. FS s Win
may be the reGsdps mot to give
ssara In NO case w y pr eare
exhibit addressed postal card communicate any
e 1ns q IN e Post ONCE except
In regard to allowing employees to attend the
ceremonies OF strewing the graves OF the heroes
Killed in the war, the Postmaster received the fol-
ing the New York Post once to be closed on that
day
PosT OrvIcy DEPARTMENT.
APPOINTMENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, MAY q. 1878,
sIR-Your communication OF the 2h inst, in reply TO
inquiries this Department under date OF the 18TH
relative TO- closing your office on Decoration Day, Is
received The Postmaster General accepts
tons and authorizes you close the executive branch
your office at twelve O'Clock NJ said day, as mark of
respect the dead and also permit such Of your
poyss conveniently spare to participate Ill
J. w. MARSHALL,
FIRST Assistant Postmaster General.
THOMAS L. JAMES Esq, Postmaster, New York
The rapidly with which mails are handled now
was fully exemplifed on saturday. The mail by the
German steamship Main, consisting OF eighty
bags was received at the office at twenty minutes
past nine and fully distributed newspapers and
letters by ten O'Clock.
The third story OF No. 80 Liberty street. adjoining
the Post ONCE, was rented by the Department and
Is being fitted up for the use OF the route agents.
The room at present occupied by them will be used
hereafter for mail distribution.
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TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON May 90 1873.
At the annual dinner last evening Of the Royal
Literary Fund. over which the Right Hon. William
T. Gladstone presided, the Lord Bishop OF Derry
md Raphoe proposed 1.-THE Literature Of the
United Statcsn
The sentiment was warmly received. and Mr.. J.
Lathr0p Motley. who was one Of the guests, e0-
quently and cordially replied to 1t. he laid great
stress upon the international bond between Eng
land and the United States" and said he regarded
the literary OF both countries as fellow citi-
xens Of great English-speaking republic.
IMPORTS OF AMERICAN IRON.
The manufacturers OF Northampton are i'm
porting IRON from the United States in consequence
OF the exorbitant rates at which the native pro-
ducti0n IS held.
BULLION IN FLOW TO THE BANK.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
els, 600 during the past week.
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D E r B Y DAY.
Melancholy "reminiscences Of the Great Equine
Struggle on EPSON Downs.
RUNAWAY HORSES AND FALLING STANDS.
Three Persons Killed and Several
Others Severely Wounded.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. May %. 1873.
There were numerous accidents among the visit
rs to witness the race for the Derby Stakes yes
erday, caused by the running away OF horses,
billing OF stands and pressure OF the great crowd.
Three persons were killed ana several others
quite seriously injured.
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MANZONI IN MEMORIAM.
Public Funeral Of the Poet in Milan-Princes az
Pall-Bearers-The Italian Capital
Dressed in Grape.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MILAN May 20, 1873.
The funeral OF Count Manzon took place here TO-
day. The city was draped in mourning in respect
to the memory of the distinguished poet and
novelist.
Prince Humbert the heir apparent to the Italian
throne, and the Duke OF Aosta, ex-King of spain,
were among the pall-bearers.
Fully one hundred thousand persons gathered In
the streets to witness the procession.
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IMMORAL PUBLICATIONS IN JERSEY.

In the Essex County Court, at Newark, yesterday
Charles G. Trelease was found guilty indictment
found by the Grand jury charging him with writing and
causing be published In disreputable local weekly
sheet certain articles of grossly indecent and immoral
character sentence was suspended and the prisoner
United 1c0nnnue On bail The trial Of Butts and Clarke
and publishing similar obscene literature IN another
weekly sheet which has like wise grown TO be
nuisance has resulted tar in their conviction the
first indictment tn: penalty Is fne OF $500. or i'm.
that these the first tried which the prison
regularly recognized members of the they
will be let of with fine and judicial words Of
ming
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THE GAME OF La CROSSE.

MONTREAL, Ont, May 90, 1873.
The Shamrock La Crosse Club. champions of the
Dominion will visit New York on the Fourth Of
July to play exhibition games They will be &C
companied probably by an Indian team The club
subsequently will make a tour, visiting the princi
pal American cities.
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LATER HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Nay 20, 1873
Exchange buoyant: on United States Gu days, gold
81 s. per premium short sight 10 ii per
premium; on London 50 Der cent premium; on Paris. So
IS per cent premium. Notwithstanding at Havana
for United STATES per box of sugar 81 80 81 75 HID
do 50 Is So 50; loading at other ports the north
coast Cuba, per hid. OF molasses, ~ rs - rs.
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ENGLAND.

Anglo-American Union in Thought, Sentiment
and Observation-Disclosures Of Iron from
the United States-Bullion
in Flow to the Bank
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A.-A.-COrrcct styles In Gentlemcn'a
HATS for Summer ENGLISH HATS for summer
wear of the latest importatons. YoUMANS Halter zig
mari tai
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SERIOUS OCCURRENCES IN NEWARK.
Man and Three Children Fatally In
iured.

About Aye O'Clock yesterday afternoon dreadful run
away accident place in Sussex avenue Newark re-
sultng in the fatally njuring of and two chill
dren 1t the horses attached Fitzmmons soda
the wheels ran over him and then dashed
madly along the avenue, finally smashing the
sidewalk striking terror into the hearts Of pedestrians
Two Children OF Mr.. John kimmam q saloon keeper of
Sussex avenue, were tramped on and injured fright
fully that their lives despared OIL The driver
also fatally hurt
child Of Mr. John RUIZ Of Barbara street. while play
ing with matches gnited them and then its clothes
The little thing was burned badly that the doctors de-
clare i. impossible that IL can live.
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THE POSTAL GARD SUPPLY.
explanation OF the Morgan Envelope
Company OF Springfield.


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, MAY 20. 1879
In regard to the Associated Press despatch from
Washington this evening announcing that the
printing OF postal cards has been suspended the
Morgan Envelope COMPANY OF this city VINO are the
contractors, make the following statement
cup To this hour eleven r. NJ no order suspend.
ing tue printing OF postal cards has been received
by us. Te relieve the apprehensions OF ali inter
ested we VIII simply STATE that by June we viii
he prepared 10 answer requistions from the DE.
partmcnt TO the extent OF $50 900 cards per day.
making for the year twice the quantity thought
by the Department to he the probable extreme de-
mand for the first year.
MORGAN ENVELOPE coMANY"
GRANGER.--On Thursday, May 20. Flora GRANGER
In the 18th year OF her age.
specially invited 10 attend her funeral from the
residence OF her parents, 463E ToMplSns avenue.
Brooklyn. on Sunday, June l. at two O'Clock r. NJ.
(For other Deaths See Ef0lth ana Ninth Paoesl
A.-vyho Wants "a Hat. Go to Dougans
i02 Nassau. corner of Ann street
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A.-FOr nm Elegant Summer Hat o.
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A ssBig Little Thing"-SnOyv's Jamaica
GINGER PEARLS for collie, indigestion DC; pleasant
convenient efficient prevents fever and 70 cents
per box. BYRNE'S ICY Broadway. II. II. Snow mauu-
acturer, New Haven Conn.
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A.-DecOraIiOn Day.
The RUSSIAN VAPOR BATHS, Is East Fourth street.
will keep open all day, rs usual
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A.-FOr nm Elegant Summer Hat OF
superior quality direct TO the manufacturer ESPEH
SCHEID. lib Nassau street.
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1ELECRAMS TO THE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May ~, 1873.
letters from Cartagena report that disturbances
occurred q few days since on board the Spanish
frgates Victoria and Alamansa, stationed at the
Naval Arsenal.
The ringleaders in the demonstrations were
promptly arrested and placed In close confinement,
when order was restored.
CHARLES BRADLAUGHs LIFE IN GREAT DANGER.
Charles Bradlaugh, the English democratic
leader and radical reformer, who arrived in Spain
70 offer the congratulations OF the English work
ingmen to the government on the establishment OF
the Republic, when returning from Madrid has
been seized by the Carlists. His lite Is in great
peril.
American Prisoners Released at the In.
stance OF the United states Minister.
MADRID, MAY %, 1873.
In compliance with a request OF Hon. Daniel E.
Sickles, the United States Minister, the government
has ordered the Captain General Of Cuba to give
effect to the pardons the American citizens
Santa Rosa. Cliker and Lever.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l and 252 Broadway. corner OF Murrayy.rsss.
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A.-Wedding Invitations, Paris SiyleR
Monograms, Goats Of Arms, Crests and French Note
Paper JAMES EvERDELL. BOZ Broadway. Established
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CONNECTICUT CHIEF JUSTICES ELECTED

HARTFORD, May 20, 1878.
In the Senate to-day Judge Origen s. Seymour
was elected Chief Justice, to succeed Chief Justice
Butler. resigned. AS his term will expire February
0, 1874, by limitation in consequence OF his age.
Judge John ID. Park was elected to be Chief Justice
at the expiration Of Judge Seym0urs term.
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A Sure Cure for Drunk nness.-Is Harm.
and given without detection Call write
10 J. WELLINGTON. IL East Twenty eighth street,
Fourth
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Outside Popular Reports In Havana.
HAVANA, May %, 1873.
Public report current in the city to-day
says that Messrs. Price and O'Kelly, the cor
respondents of the New York HERALD, are still
confined in Fort Cabana, and that O. Kelly is
denied all communication with outsiders.
Even the British Consul, it is said, has been
refused permission to see him.
MIR. Millen goes to New York tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-30

A Sewing Machine that Gives Unis
versal satisfaction and is nearest perfection. Il tins
WHITNEY. 6l3 Broadway
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Gents Summer Hats.-Our AssOrtmcnt
now complete com prising all that is new everything
that is desirable WARNOCK 4 Co, 5l9 Broadway
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Havana Lottery Drawings on File
Circulars free. Orders promptly hlcd JOSEPH Bates.
Agent 1876 Broad way, room Chatham Bank Building
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FIRE IN FERGUSON FALLS, ONTARIO.

LANARK, May %, 1873.
fire at Ferguson Falls to-day destroyed Nc
Wears steam grist and saw mills. The loss is
about $4,000, on which there Is no Insurance.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trnnss
forms hoary heads into youthful instantancousy
Soil
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A.-POst Once Cigar store, No. barclay
street. just opened. Try II ana save money.
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Corns Cured, soc. to 81. Bunions, Nails,
&c, treated by DR.. WESTERvELT, $50 Broadway, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
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= Is49-Established ls49.-G. Rauchfuss,
practical wigmaker and importer human Hair ~
East Twelfth street, near Broadway, New York.
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Decoration Day.-Parties can Breakfast
ut DONOvANS RESTAURANT, No. East Twelfth street.
from to IL A. NJ. II cents
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Oavid's Elegant Beaver Cashmere
HATS for gentlemen. 2s9iz Broadway. near Duane st.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged joints, Alb
Diseases Of the Feet cured by DR.. ZACHARfE. u
Union square.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured Witizs,
out pain CORN CURE by mail SOC.
Dr. RICE, a)S Broadway. Fulton
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SPAIN.

Naval Mutiny and Arrests on Board Of War
Frigates.
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BY Miss NJ. +. BRADDON,
author OF Lady Audley's Secret, &c.
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A Beaver Cassimcre.-knDx Has Intro
duced his style OF Summer HAT at all Of his eab-
lishmcnts-vz 22 Broadway in the Prescott House ana
Fifth Avenue Hotel Its extreme ghtness adapts It al
miraby for the Summer while its delicate shade
OF beaver color Is srikingly elegant
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Poisoned Water.
Read the Pamphlet Zinc Poisoning by Galvanized
Iron Pipes" All the news dealers have It, Price cents.
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POST OFFICE NOTES,

Import a mt Order Concerning the Use
and Abuse OF Postal Confederation
Day.
The following important order was issued re-
Gently by Postmaster James concerning postal
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THE HERALD PRISONERS.

THE HERALD PRISONERS.
Mr.. James j. O'KelIy TO Leave
Cuba for Spain To-Day.
Placed in Communication and in The Same
Cell with Mr.. Price.
No Explanation of the Cause of
Mr.. Prices Arrest.
What the Habaneros Hear Of the Treat
ment of Our Commissioners.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.
UNITED STATES CONSULATE,
HAVANA. May 20. 1873.
JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT, New York;
Mr.. James J. O'Kelly will start for Spain
tomorrow.
IN COMMUNICATIONS.
He was placed in communication last even
ing, and is allowed to occupy the same cell
with Mr.. Leopold A. Price.
THE CHARGE AGAINST MR.. PRICE STILL UN-
KNOWN.
The cause Of Mr.. Prices arrest is not
known yet.
A. L. A. TORBERT,
Consul General
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A New Novel
BY Miss NJ. r. BRADDON
A LIFE PICTUR

win publish exclusively, from the authors advance
sheets, the tale
PUBLICANS AND SINNERS.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re-
duced, circulars sent and information given We sold
the $500 ONO prize in the drawing OF April D.
j b. MARTINEZ 4 CO. Bankers 10 Wall street.
Post office box 4,6o5, New York.
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A 81, 81 50 Bottle OF the following
choice Perfumes distilled from natural lowers by the
Crown Porfmery Company OF London can be procured
dealers fancy goods High Life Bouquet Butter
fly Orchis Wild Flowers OF India Mathiola. Hawthorn
Bloom Meadow Queen. Crown Bouquet aud nifty other
choice and delicate odors. THOMSON LANGDON
CO. importers and nutacturers. 39l Broadway NJ r.
Pair OF the Celebrated Crown Hair
BRUSHES can procured any dealer fancy goods:
they made of real Russian briscs they are pene-
trating they make hair brushing pleasure, and with
pair THOMSON, LANGDON 4 CO, Importers and
Manufacturers, 39l Broadway. New York.
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that paper will publish four.page supplement,