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A.-An Unnatural Redness Of the Nes'
~ face A nostyely cured by DR.. B. c. PERRY, ~ Bon
street New York. A cure guaranteed.
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NV name rs Thomas Hoy; live at GO Orchard s,reef
rec omme nd ali similarly afflicted 70 20 W VI wa
COLT, ISL Chatham square, New YORK
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Ladies' Will Now Find Great Bargains
In C1oaks an Suits &C PRATr BROTHERS., 86l Broad
way, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
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Corns, Bunious, Nails, &C., Cured With
outpsin by Dr. RICE s Broadway, coruer fulton Corn
Aniiihistor By mall, NC,
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Bate e1or's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world The only true AMI perfect dye. All drussis1
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THE KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %, 1s7a

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2S, 1874
Tho Democratic State Central Committee to-day
pnbiish a call for State Convention on May 1, to
Nominate candidate for state treasurer.
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Bartlett's "Boulevard" and street
LAMPS and IMPROVED TORCH for lighting Street
famps without ladder or matches are
bcina a,opted sverywhese. Ooe So Broadway, n. Y.
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Needles for All Sewing Machines,
whole sale and retail Manufacturers depot BART
LIFTS, $50 Broadway, corner Prince street
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prtx Cashed.
office hnx liA
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Knox's Spring style OF Genticmen'a
UATS will be introduced to-day at 2i2 Broadway aa6
under the Filth Avenue Hotel Call and anime L !
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was taking rcsh colds constany tough slime 10 my
throat: 1 was induced to try WOICOTT's CAIAhi.n
ANNIHILAToR. used six pint bottles; II periornsoA
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Havana Exchange.

HAVANA, Feb. q, 1873
Exchange irregular On United States, 90 days.
currency, Tx 12K per cent premium; short
sight, Tx tx per cent premium; on London,
AN Q 43 per cent premium on PARIS, rs per cent
premium.
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The Campaign Against Khiva To BE
Continued.

81. PETERSBURG, Feb 70, 1879.
Preparations for the Kaivan campaign are going
on without interruption. The report that the ex-
petition had been abandoned In consequence Of
the submission OF the Khiva has no foundation.
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A.-Herring's Patent
ISL and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.

Abr. b. G. Perry, DermatOlogtst, 10
Bond street. New York, cures with presentations espe;
c;av adapted TO nature of the case Falling Loss ana
Untmely Gray Hair; Dandrud, Ringworm, Salt Rheum
or any disease Of the scalp.
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CAutf0hs CAutiomt Boxers Isatt.-s-
Paras Wishing 10 buy these celebrated Btttsrs 40
..snss the i%tstons and eoantsrieiG offered IL Is
recognized by the poor way In which they ~
put up principally by their vile taste while the ge
uine article though Stomach Bitters very
and pleasant to every geaed taste and nothing =
L. FUNKE, Jr., Sole Agent
Post Office box No. LOS No. % Liberty st. NJ Y.
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Twas 80 bad that II brought neuralgia; my heaa o.
also very dizzy with pains in my breast AM snou
der blades; my appetite very poor indeed
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8 r a I N
IPrussian kspsrt Of Postponenent Of Eu.
repean Recognition.

Tho csrlist Campaign and Citizen Confusion
Military Desertion from the Standard Of the
Republic-The Bourbonist Field Force
Don Carlos Returns to France.
1ElEeNks TO the NEW Yoak HERALD.
BERLIN, Feb. %, 1873.
report Is current here that the great Powers of
Europe have resolved to postpone recognition Of
the Spanish Republic for the present.
Carlist Operations In the Cabinet and
the Ficld-Pampeluna Still In Danger
Military Desertion from tho Republic
can Standard.
BAYoNNE, Feb. %, ls7a
Tho Infante Alfonso, brother of Don Carlos, has
Issued q proclamation in his behalf calling on the
soldiers OF the regular army to jsin the Carlist
Sanks and Offering the officers advanced rank.
PAMPELuNA INVESTED.
Advices from Pampelnna to the 27th, coming
through Carlist channels represents that the Chiefs
Ouo and Dorregaray have effected junction of
their forces before the town. which Is seriously
threatened.
Panic prevails among the citizens, and there is
ulscord between the regular troops and the volun-
ceers.
DEsERTI0N FROM THE ARMY OF THR REruBLIo.
Aoetachment OF troops destined for the relief
OF Pampeluna halted 1t Irun, refused to proceed,
end finally deserted their coors.
THE CAILIsT ARMY.
The Carlists claim they have now total force OF
B5, 900 men In the field.
Royal Carlos "Over the Borler'' to
France.
PARIS, Feb. %. 1873.
Le Temps has despatch from Bayonne stating
N0P Var VIZ foyv dava IN In
recrsssed the frontier on the oath instant and Is
now at some place near Bayenne.
SPANISH CITIZEN PANIC.
Families continue to ny from Spain in large num-
beers. vessel crowded with refugees has arrived
ct Port Vendres.
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Average tenn eraturc yesterday ............... 90
Average temperature for corresponding date
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COLOMBIA.

American Naval Report from the Panama
Isthmus.
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A New Yorker.

Twas once victim to that horrid disease, Ca'arrh
win tell how was cured, which was accomplished
three
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S,54s,21O
Was the sggfegate WIZ .nfI
DAILY CIRCULATION
THE SUN
for tho nsonth OF
FkBRUARY, 1871
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MILITARY MATTERS.

The Election OF . Major I'm the Seventy
ninth ReKiment-PrOtest Against tho
Unfairness OF the Canvass-Other Notes
and Orders.
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RUSSIA.
Cabinet Denial Of Provincial Insurgent Social
ism-The Campaign in Central Asia.
1llttrtFs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

senator Jones. Mr.. Hetrick has
been for several years past at tn e
head Of the Assaying Department
of the Carson Mint. He came here
fro'n the Denver Mint.
HON. JOHN p. JONES passed thi.
point night before last on his way
to San Francisco, where he goes
to attend the annual election Of
the Crown Point Mining Compa-
ny on Monday next, the I'd of
June. 1t is expected that he will
return to Gold Hill within week
or ten days, as he has business
there which will demand his at
tention. The Senator's sister, Mrs.
GOrham, OF Cleveland, Ohio, and
her little daughter, accompanied,
him on his return trip from the
Atlantic States.
DRAMATIC.-A dispatch from
Mr.. John Piper informs us that
Mrs. Bowers the celebrated actress
now playing in Virginia City, will
appear at the Carson Theater, on
Friday and Saturday evenings
next. She will be supported by
Mr.. M. Cullom and Piper's Drama
tic Troupe. Two dollars will be
charged for reserved seats.
The festive Odd Fellows and
their friends had a delightful day
for their picnic at Mrs. Bowers
place, and from all reports they
enjoyed most delightful junket-
ing,
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m the Carson Appeal Of June lst.l
DIsTATCH dated Washington
"A 3Oth, says that The Presi-
- to-day appointed Frank d.
rick, Superintendent of the
I at Carson City" This ap-
tment is made to fill a vacan.
caus ID by the voluntary re-
cation Of Mr.. H. f. Rice. The
1ction was made by DIR. Linder-
the General Mint Director,
was fully concurred in by
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FOR SALE OR RENT

A DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAIN.
IA ing four rooms, situs ted south OF
the Episcopal Church, on SPRING
STREET, is for sale at bargain. There
is a good well affordihg an ineXhaustibie
supply of water on the premises. II not
sold, will be for rent. For particulars
apply AT Woodruff Ennors. myl5
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON
n North Main street, containing ten
fine rooms up stairs and two store rooms
down stairs. Terms reasonable. Apply at
apS THOS. MURPHY S Boot Store.
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ON the money they loan on personal property
Should not Wall street be permitted the
only tends to make money higher by making
IL scarce Tor great many people 40 not care 10
lend their money at seven per cent In case OF re-
peal money would be plenty and cheap. But the
TACT is they have people at the head OF the treasury
in Washington who know no more about finances
The HERALD reporter next saw MI. w. Heatn at
his place OF business
MR.. HEATH'S OPINION
taOl course the usury laws should be repealed"
said Mr. Heath in answer TO the question: "Iney are
absurd because people must have money to carry
And besides these laws are OF no effect except TO
send money nigh. In England they have no usury
laws aud money Is cheapIln massachusetts, ana IN
exist, and the same effect is seen The only
effect raking up these laws has had is
the to @d peSpe who haa money wt
drew from fear OF being indicted and few
S ae ge m as he Sw csso 70 u
Besides this, unlawful interest cannot be stopped
Men lend their money at seven per cent, and q
bonus rs paid them Tor their KINDNESS. This Is not
usury. And then, again., some careful people
make out TWO checks one for the lawful interest
and one ior she bonus Yon can't prevent one man n
there.were no laws these timid people l speak of
would come back and lend their money for what
they could get, and then interest would be much
lower than IL is now. The whole thing Is stock
Jobbing operation by those who have been short OF
stocks. They thought that to bring this matter
into the courts would make the lenders afraid and
send money down, instead OF which it has had just
the contrary effect.
MR.. JOHN GEORGES OPINION.
The reporter found Mr.. John George, the partner
or Osgood Chaplin and Jay Goud busy In his office.
He said that the usury laws did no good and ought
to be repealed. They might keep the laws In force
about real estate because farmers could not AFFORD
to let the law he repealed as far as 1t related to
mortgages. But repeal 1t as far as 1t related 70
personal property Every man ought to be allowed
to do as he peases in this respect. Money would
never nave been more than seven per cent but for
it up. and only one thing can keep it down-that
49, to let people do as they please about the rates
they give for money.
The reporter then had the benefit of Mr.. Ii. Knick
erbachcrs opinion. lie was OF the same mind as
the ether gentlemen, and thought the Courts coud
not stop speculation in money. AT time When
securities underwent great fluctuations 1t was only
right that more than usual interest be paid. III
brokers didn't have money and couldn't settle they
must burst; and they Will take many risks before
doing this. Mr.. H. knickerbacher requested that
his partners name be not used IN this article.
Mr.. Albert Henrques also said that 1t was quite
useless for the Courts to stop maney speculation
1t would only make them look for ways OF getting
round the law.
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SPORTSMAN'S CLUB.

The monthly meeting OF this association was held
last evening at the residence of Mr.. K. Il. Rsose-
welt, 20 East Twentieth street. The attendance
was quite large. Dispensing with the usual pre-
minayy business, Mr.. Charles +. Whitehead, coun-
seor 10 the club, advised il in relation TO certain
amendments desired to the law now in force
which were duly referred TO the Legislative Com
mittee and believed by him 10 be passed. Mr.. Henry
Meyer was unanimously elected q member. Mr..
Whitehead reported the progress OF certain suits
against those who had sold and exposed for sale
game out OF season. After due explanation the
club made the following disposition OF the several
actions THAT Mr.. Mooney be prosecuted for the
full penalty sued for; suits against MESSY. Moon
x Laaphear, Mr.. Pessance. Mr.. Josiah Taylor Mr..
Il. Bailey and Mr.. J. G. Wendt OF Albany be discon-
tnued, with payment OF costs; that against Mr..
j. N. Race, of Centre Market, be prosecuted and
those against two or three small dealers TO take
the same course, with payment OF costs ana half
the penalty sued for. Additional matters, but Of a
minor nature, received attention, when the club
adjourned, TO meet a month hence at the residence
of Mr. Gilbert, West Tenth street,
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TAMMANY CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Opening of the New Club House IL
Thirsy-Grst street Last Night.

The new club house of the Tammany Central
Association, located ut l03 East Thrty-lrst street,
was formally opened last night. The house
has recently been enlarged and otherwise
improved, reftted throughout, newly FUR
nehed, carpeted and painted, and now
an elegant and comfortable structure, comparing
favoraply with that any other political organiza-
ton IN the city, 1T is about one hundred feet from
Fourth avenue, the north side OF the street. II
Is three stories high, and IS occupied as ioowS:-
The fret floor basement Is used as a billiard
and smoking room, the second Moor, parlors
and reception room, aud the thlrd moor
AS meeting room. The house is
elegantly appointed, the upholstery anu gas ut
tlngs being OF the most modern patterns. The
club has among it's members al the influential men
OF TamDany, and is composed al delegations
from the Several ward organizations. The
delegates were out In full Gorce last night,
and, although the house Is OF respectable
dimensions, much difficulty was experienced by
the reception committee 10 accommodate All IN
the parlor ana meeting room the popping OIL cnaln-
payne corks kept merrlment alive anu aiIilu the
siyery Jingle OF glasses the feast "Reformed ram
many was drank.
Among the potables present were Hon. John
keHy, ". H. WlckhaIn, "Dickr MorrisoB, Commits
sloner buIr M. Walsh, Judson JARVIS, Professor
Docharty, Mr.. "Dckn Croker, Aug IT, Docharty
Edward Kelly Dr. J. W. McWhinnc and Christ.
Pullman.
The relieving gentlemen composed the Commit
tee Oh Arrangements Augustus r. Docharty
Michael Genhegn, Farrell Dorrity CbarleslU Chsnd.
Ter, Rufus Dodge. Hugh Il, Farrell, j. W. McWninpe
o. $. Paine, Richard Croker, jeremiah A. Hallanau
Michael Kane Thomas W, Byrnes, Luke Casey. n.
H. Mcguire, Henry Il. payid.
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Lewis street-Mrs Mott No one before her can hold

Lewis street-Mrs Mott No one before her hold
dead secret.
say this as have IT,
Che Is lady well known in high circles in Brooklyn
lie in this case snre G. ii.
r ST. have understood she leaves town this week.
1t Is not known what action will be taken In the
matter as the police have not been at all Success
full In their efforts, up to the present writing 10
detect anything In the case at all. On Friday last
they were obliged to dispense with the services OF
Mrs. Raymond, female detective, who they had
fondly but valnly hoped would be able to CLEAN
more Information from Mrs. Lucette Meyers than
she had impaired to the authorities. Mrs. Motifs
prospect OF detective employment are about CO.
equal with the police chances OF earning the 81 800
reward upon the conviction Of the murderer The
inquest viii be resuped before Coroner Whitehill
this evening"
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News from the Atlantic Wreck.

HALIFAX, NprH 10, 1873.
Beyond the saving OF a few packages OF goods
nothing was done at the Atlantic wreck yesterday
Last night and this morning there was q very
heavy southeasterly gale blowing, and vessels ar
irving to-day report very heavy sea outside. 1t
Is feared the ship will break up.
The schooner Oleka, at Yarmouth on the 9th
inst. from Halifax, reports on the 4th, Off Sambro,
she picked up green pine chest marked 'Denns
Kefie, New YORK; or "Kenney;n also a leather
bound trunk, marked ''W. X. w. T., New York."
only the first letter OF the surname remaining.
The trunks were probably from the wreck OF the
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


EDwARDs-SoUIER.-AtP Port Richmond. on Mon
day, April IA, by Rev. Duncan Young, Mr.. CHARLES
H. EDWARDS, OF Newark. N. j., to Miss ELEANOR,
daughter OF Captain Squier, Port Richmond. $. l.
PoTTs-WINNE.-On Tuesday, April 8, at Green
point Presbyterian church, by Rev. Vim. Howell
Taylor, SAMUEL s. PORTS to MAGGIE j. WHINE
Both OF Greenpoint.
RICHTER-FELDMAN.-In Brooklyn, at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Mr..
Houseman, Fl. +. RICHTER to TILE E., eldest
YoUNG-THURsToN.-AtS Stamford Conn.,, on Sat
urday, April II, 1s73 by Rev. r. b. Tnurston HUGH
YOUNG to ANNIE G. THURSToN. No cards.
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The Passcngers' Property.

HALIFAX, April 13 1873.
The evidence of one the magistrates, in relation
to his action at Prospect, OF most unsatisfac-
tory character, and left the impression that he had
not dealt fairly with the property he recovered.
He tried to hold on to it until he got guarantee
for his expenses, but eventually in response to
the Collectors peremptory demand, he delivered
all except two watches and ring belonging to
j. III. Price, which, he says, he gave to Freeman ID.
Markwald of New York. That gentleman has left
for home The other magistrate, Mr.. Ryan, kept n
list OF all he recovered, with Identification where
fntV.