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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-08
;Haitrs3asaattte 3galtrnat,
row HE LOST rRE OPPORTUNITY.

A useful hint to many young men may
= be derived from this little story which the
Springfield (Mass.) Union PRINTS mot
long ago young man of .his city had
most favorable opportunity to enter bust
ness house in this State, at large in
crease over his present salary, with pros
pect of soon getting place in the firm:
His Recommendations were first class. and
The officers of the institution were deci-
dedly pleased with his appearance. They.
however. made him no proposals, nor did
they state their favorable impressions. a
gentleman. of this city was requested TO
ascertain where the young man spent his
evenings aud what class of young men
were his associates 1t was found that he
spent several nights of the week in bill
lard room on Maine street, and Sunday
afternoon drove hired span into the
country with three other young men. He
is wondering why he didn't hear from the
honse concerning that coveted position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-08
WASHINGTON OUTSIDE p.

AGENTS WANTED for complete history or onr
National Capital. Its .rigin, growth, exceliencles
abuses, beauties, and personages are all portrayed
N that graphic style which has placed the author
6ro. ALI. TOWNSEND, among the for emost news
paper correspondents of the time. 1t ri, es hold
startling, truthful inside views OF washine ton life
and Consressionaland Lobbying Jobhery Books
ready for delivery.
Address JAMES BETS co, Hartford Ct.
septlG-tiw
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+ r a n G E.
Parliamentary Organization Under a Rigid
Party Test Vote.
Sharp and Excited Contest, with Theirs Tri-
umph-Presidentia Hope Of Complete
Defeat Of the 0ppostionist Coalition.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May "a, 1873.
The members of the National Assembly convened
In session at Versailles in the afternoon to-day
There was very numerous attendance. The
Legislative Chamber proceeded to complete its or
ganization by the election or Vice Presidents.
THEIRS TRIUMPH.
There was an obstinate contest over the fourth
vlce-Presdency, for which ONCE M. MarteI, the
avowed supporter Of President Theirs, was nomi-
mated by the Lett. Two ballots were taken without
result, none OF the nominees having majority.
On the third ballot M. Martel was elected by
majority OF seven receiving $50 votes to 1913 for his
opponent.
The announcement OF the result caused pro-
found sensation In the Chamber. Although close
the vote Is decided reverse for the powerful con-
sentative combination IN the Assembly, which
made the election OF NJ. Martel Q test question.
HOPE OF COMING VICTORY.
Ia now believed that M. Theirs Will have ma
jority OF thirty in the vote on the Interpolation
Notwithstanding the coalition OF the Bonapartists
Legitimists and Orleanist members against him.
Both sides are making efforts to bring out all
their strength, and pressing summons have been
sent to all absent members to come to Versailles.
Among the speakers will be President Theirs, M.
Cassimir Perier. the Duke de Broglie and the Duke
d'AudifYret Pasquier.
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TElEcMMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May q, 1879
The Carlist force under the command OF Don
Alfonso made an unexpected attack yesterday upon
the town OF Sanahuja, Province OF Lerida. The in
surrectionists met with q desperate resistance
from the garrison, but the commander Of the gov
eminent troops finally surrendered upon condition
that the lives OF his men should be spared
Notwithstanding the terms OF capitulation. the
Carlsts butchered $50 volunteers in parties OF six
ana eight in the streets OF the town.
REVISING THE DEATH ROLL.
The first report received here OF the massacre OF
surrendered volunteers by the Carists at Sanahuja
was greatly exaggerated. A later despatch from
that town says only sixteen volunteers were butch
cred by the insurrectionists.
THE MINISTRY IN MADRID.
Sefor Oreiro, Minister OF Marine, rendered his
resignation yesterday, but subsequently withdrew
it.
THE PRESIDENCY.
1t is reported that the government will propose
that the President of the Republic be elected by q
plebiScituna.
The Angio-Royalist Loan Project Denied.
LONDON, May q, 1873.
The report that the Carlists were about TO in
troduce loan In the London market is false.
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o'Keny was reused from a sound sleep and
ordered TO prepare TO march. He dressed quickly
and placed himself at the disposal OF his jailers.
20 MIS- INFINITE disgust he was informed that for the
sake OF safety 1t was considered necessary to
bind him. and. as he Yields so powerful and
ponderous pen. twelve armed soldiers
and three ''iilusrrious swords" guarded
him on the road TO the steamer. This homage 20
HE prowess was. however, but poor satisfaction
for the ignominy OF being led through the town
Ike q common criminal or malefactor, his
arms closely pinioned behind his back.
and o soldier. 20 make assurance douby
sure. holding on the end OF the rope,
while his fellows surrounded him with loaded
muskets and nxeo bayonets. Thus he was con-
Quoted on board OF the steamer which took him to
his new prison. Since his arrival Consuls Young.
RAmsden and other OF his friends have
been very attentive to him. The French Consul
also paid Mr.. OKclly a visit and kindly offered
him his services undoubtedly In recognition OF
Mr.. 0'Key's old bonds with ia Belle France"
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OuR NEW AppoRTIoNAMNr BnL.-The new
Congressional Apportionment bill introduced
into the Legislature by MIR. Hustled, of West
chester, seems to give general satisfaction
throughout the State. The additional Con-
gresham. which obviates the necessity Of the
election Of Congressman at Large, is very
properly given to the metropolis, while the
changes in the country districts are not of that
character which can be considered ''gerry-
Wandering" as what changes are made pos
sess no especial or partial political signif-
canoe. The bill will no doubt pass
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WASHINGTON CHRIS TIANlTY.

Large Meeting ofthe Young Mems Chris
tian observation-disclosures by DIR. Hep
worth and Others.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1873.
The Young Mems Christian Association held their
twentieth anniversary at Lincoln Han tonight.
A densely packed audience was present, not
withstanding the rain which fell throughout the
day and evening. The exercises were exceed
ingly interesting. Governor Cooke presided,
assisted by President Smith, or the As
ISOLATION. There were on the plat
form large number OF prominent
citizens, including most OF the clergy and several
prominent officials. The Rev. George H. Hepworth
OF New York made very eloquent and stirring
address. In which he spoke In thrilling words of
ME progress OF the OF religion
and OF the unifcation OF all sects In the common
cause OF Christianity as taught by the Master Him.
self. He was most heartily applauded. George
Shepard Page OF New York also spoke most forcibly
giving touching accounts OF the work among the
children and the degraded young men and
women OF the metropolis. He exhorted the
young men OF Washington to continue un-
ceasngly their labors for the cause OF Christ After
q substantial collection, the Rev. DR.. Tiffany closed
the exercises in fervent appeal, and TIE audience
separated greatly pleased with the proceedings.
large number OF new members were elected.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

william n. Seward, Jr., OF Auburn, Is at the st.
Nicholas Hotel
The vicomte de Thurey sailed for home on the
Russia, yesterday
the late Captain c. F. Hall was once seal en-.
graver In Cincinnati
General J. N. Knapp OF Governor Dix's stan, is at
the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Frank W. Bird, OF Boston, yesterday arrived at
she Fifth Avenue Hotel
Judge Edwards Perrepont left Washington for
New York last evening.
Ex-Governor W. B. Lawrence. OF Rhode Island,
ds at the Brevoort House.
arrived at the Grand Central Hotel from Hall
fax. Ms.
Mr.. Gregor Turmbull member OF the City Coun-
Gil OF Glasgow Scotland has arrived at the Grand
Central HOTEL
Dorman b. Eaton was yesterday elected Chair
main OF the Advisory Board OF Civil Service at its
session In Washington.
Laura D. Fair has obtained Judgment in 500
against the lessees OF San Francisco hall who
FUSED the use OF their hall for one OF fair Lauras
Oratorical efforts.
couple in Rochester celebrated their 1ftieth
anniversary OF their marriage last week. They
have eighteen grown-up children, nearly all Of
whom reside in Rochester.
Comte de Bearne, Of France. yesterday arrived at
the New York Hotel from San Francisco The
Comte Is returning home from Japan where he has
been attached to the French Legation.
Senator Conover, OF Florida, is In Washington
Stocking after the interests OF his constituents He
Intends to devote the Summer to the work assigned
MIN as a member Of the select Committee on Trans
p0rtation.
Just because one Of the sermons OF the Rev.
Robert Colyer, who was formerly blacksmith
has been appropriated by a brother divine West
ern paper asserts that Mr.. Collyer's iron is good
material for stealing.
The Khedive OF Egypt is about to make a
European tour, accompanied by large suite. He
will first visit Constantinople where he will settle
his lately married daughter and her husband in an
elegant residence near his own palace on the
Bosphorus, and win then join the Sultan In
Vienna. Leaving his Foreign Minister, Nubar
Pacha, to attend upon the Sultan, the Khedive will
go on to Vichy, where he will remain for several
weeks, and whence he will, probably, journey to
raris.
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THE CASE OF O'KELLY.
The Herald Com missioner ON His Way
to Havana.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, May 81, 1873.
Mr. James J. O'Kelly sails this afternoon
for Havana.
Story OF Mr.. O'Kelly's Transfer from
manzanillo-Contempti Outragcs by
the spaniartls.


National shonorn has another example In
the manner In which the "chivalrousn
spaniards have removed your correspondent,
Mr.. o'Key. from his prison, Fort Corona,
at Manzanio, to the MORO fortress, situated six
miles from the city OF Santiago de Cuba. 1t would
be Idle, perhaps, to protest against the repeated
indignities heaped upon Mr.. o'Kelly. II the sense
Of honor which these people lay preten tions to
does not sufficiently punish them for their con.
semptbIe conduct towards Mr.. o'Kelly no written
words would be likely to cause them any regret or
shame.
me nsca informed Mr.. 0'Kely about seven P.
n OF the 9th inst that he was to be taken to san
tiago de Cuba In the night but refused to allow
him 70 communicate either with the Consul or
Commander Hippisley, Of Her British Majestys
gunboas Piover. At eleven O'CLOCK at night Mr..
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CHOLERA SCARE IN THE WEST.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May q, 1873.
Some anxiety was produced here to-day by the
announcement in the afternoon papers that there
mad been three deaths from cholera on board
the steamer John Kilgour, bound from New
Orleans to this city, one having occurred between
vicksburR and Memphis, another at Paducah, KY.
and q third before reaching Evansville De.
spatcnes from Louisville tonight state
that Captain Stein, commanding the John
Kigour denies that there had been
any deaths from cholera on board his ves-
sell What grounds there may have been for these
rumors only be ascertained after the arrival Of
the steamer, which Will probably be tonight or
tomorrow morning.
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THE POPE.
His Holiness Said To Be in Danger Of 3 Sudden
Dsath-The Cardinals Preparing for
conclave Emergency.
HlerRAn 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, May 81 1879
special despatch nom Rome to the Indepen-
dance Beige says the Pope has mad several severe
attacks OF illness recently. and that he is In
danger OF death by sunocation
The Cardinals are assembled In the Vatican,
under the presidency OF His Emincnce Cardinal
and Project OF the Congregation OF Rites ready to
provide for any emergency which may arise.
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ments nave been perfected Tot the runera, which
will take place on Friday. at two O'Clock T. NJ
despatch rom General sherman announced
that he would leave Washington this afternoon for
Indianapolis. He will be accom- ,anicd by Colonel
Mccoy OF his stan, and General Cgliendar.
Dispatches were received from General Ord and
Mr.. John Hawkins OF Omaha announcing that the
remains iet the latter city at two osclock yester-
Aav
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CHICAGO, H., May q, 1879.

CHICAGO H., May 81, 1879.
shocking murder, the particulars OF which
have not yet come to light, was perpetrated last
night IN the northwestern outskirts OF this city.
Early this morning the body OF an old man, evil
IDENTIFY farmer, was found lying In what
is known as "whiskey Point Road,v with
the skull fractured and pockets riled and turned
inside out. The belief Is that the man was q
farmer, on his way home from market, and that
the murderers not only secured all the valuables
on his person, but likewise stole the team and
wagon. The vicinity where the crime was com
mitted Is VIGOROUSLY bad, and number OF rob-
berries have been committed there.
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Mr. George Macdonald the poet and novelist,
Who sails for Europe on saturday, win give fare
well lecture on Hamlet, this evening.
the jubilee singers nom FISK University. Nash
vile. Tennessee. are received with great favor In
England. They are called -artisss In their art,n
and al thss sert OF thing.
Tho rectors garden Of nswers. IN the nrst and last
acts OF Eugene Aramr II the Lyceum Theatre, Is
said 10 be the prettiest and best prepared garden
ever placed upon the London stage.
william Shakespeare has become the secretary
Of the Burton Dramauc Association. william Is
net playwright. being only tyro a. the dramatic
arr though he " typo by profession.
Mr.. John simpson, Who has been Dan Bryants
treasurer ance the organization OF the troupe, IL
90 have his nrst benent % Bryant's opera House
snis afternoon Hls service covers q perioa OF
seventeen years. and his friends say they win give
him bumper"
Mrs Charles Kean. since her retirement rom the
stage. occasionally shows her sympathy for the art
she long adorned BY giving and and suggestions 10
young and rising artisteA The latest recipient Of
her attentions In this dlrectloa n M.ss Annie
BALDWIN. with whom Mrx KeAn has read the play
OF Tue wifes secret" Miss Baldwin N studying
the play with view 70 ne production.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May q, 1873
Frclghts irmer; per box of sugar loading at Havana
and ports the north coast OF Cuba the United states,
81 O hid OF sugar loading nv Havana for United
States S6a 80 6O per do do IRON ports the north
coast (outsdeports) for the United States - 50;
hogshead Of moasses nom ports on the north coast oui
side portO for the Unied States 80 95 TO Falmouth
and 65s 3D. SIS I'd loading at other ports on
tho north coast OF Cuba.
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THE POLARIS.

Captain Halls Death Predicted. Is fore
the Expedition sailed.
WASHINGTON. May 81, 1873
The Rpenfng star says, with reference to the
HERALD's account or the Arctic adventure az IL ap
pears in It's Geographic columns to-day 1.-The ANS
pected poisoning or Captain Hall recalls predic-
ton made before the sailing OF the expedition by
person In this city, well acquainted with It's person.
mel, that Captain Hall would never return alive,
bat would fail q victim to the envy OF some OF the
party
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provide for the wants and comfort OF the new
arrivals from European shores. Many Of the
gentlemen Of the new Board have been long
identified with emigration matters, and If they
add to their experience sincere will to make
the department model one there will be no
more complaints or unpleasant charges from
the Temporary home Of the emigrant
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BOSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILROAD.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May n, 1873.
The Railroad Committee OF the Legislature has
agreed TO report favorably upon the bill incorpo-
rating the New England Railroad, tho new name
for the Boston, Hartford and Erie, reconstructed
under the trustees for the Berdell bondholders-
The bill Is substantially the same as the one already
passed by the Massachusetts, Legislature.
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GENERAL CANBY's FUNERAL.

The Rsmatns or the nlussrious Myrtyr
General Expected In Indiana poiis-Thc
Funeral 60 Take Place ON Friday, add
Instant.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 81, 1879
The remains OF General Candy win arrive here on
the eaEU TRAM to-morrsw porplpg. Tue arrange.
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SPAIN.

Carlist Assault on Government Garrjson-Sur-
render Of the Loyalists- Bourbonist Butch
cries of Volunteers-Personal Hest
tation in Ministerial Duty
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LAND SLIDE IN MAINE.
PORTLAND. Ne. Nj

PORTLAND. Me-, May n, is1a
A land slide OF the extent OF an acre occurred AZ
Bradey's Stream, on the scarboro road. avc mica
from Portland. this Afternoon
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SUSPENSION OF AN ALABAMA BANKING
HOUSE.

SELMA, Ala, May 81, 1873.
The banking house OF T. X. Ferguson & Co., sus-
pended payment to-day. Their liabilities and as
sets are unknown. meeting Of their creditors
Will be held tomorrow.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL RxoURsIoNIsTA

GALVESTON, Texas, May q, 1878
Last evening the Congressional excurstonists had
grand reception at the fremont opera House.
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Average temperature Yesterday .............. o.
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures.
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Black and Brown Besiegcrs.-The Bed
bug Brigade and tho Roach Rangers out in force
Broadsides Of KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER must
be poured into them forth with
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Dicks Encyclopedias OF 6,432 PracticaI
Receipts ami Processes. Price s. DICK FITZGERe
AID. Publishers IS Ann street New York
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Fountains, Vases and Garden Orna>
MENTs. send Tor q catalogue.
JAMES 4 KIRTLAND Nos. 8, 10 and II Reade street.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, BrOOkly
corner Of Fulton avenue and Roerum street
Open from A. NJ to 3 r. N.
On Sunday from to 9 r. NJ.
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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 by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy HERALD Ruildnu.-
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AUSTRIA.
The Prince Of Wales Takes Leave.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
VIENNA, May 81. 1873.
His Royal Hghness the Prince OF Wales will
leave tomorrow for home.
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Corns. Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With
out pain. CORN CURE, by mail 500.
Dr. RICE 2Os broadway, corner Fulton street
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All Diseases OF Bladder and Kidneys
permanently cured by KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BuCHU.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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II. G. shcldon's Remedy Sure Cure
for Nervous Debility. Principal uepot ana Once lL
West Fifteenth street
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Havana Lottery Drawings ON File
Circulars free Orders promptly filled. JOSEPH BATES
Agent 1876 Broadway room T. Chatham Bank Building
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Add Reliable Halls Safes,
345 and 317 Broadway
Best in the world.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, All
Diseases of the Feet cured by DR.. zACHAkIE Union
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SPANISH DoGBERRIEs IN CUBA.
Reports by the Consul General
The Governmental Action.
O'kelIy on His Way to
Havana.
Cowardly Indignities Heaped Upon
Him in Manzanillo.
1rl1caAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
UNITED STATES CONSULATE GENERAL,
HAVANA, May q, 1873.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, New York
Mr.. Price, of the HERALD, was arrested at
five o'clock this morning. The cause is as
yet unknown.
Consul General
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VI LATELY VfsITeu M AuHt Oh NIne Itc~
siding at Halfway Onondago county N. "" writes Mr..
Dyer r. ssson, OF White Greek, Washington county, N.
", "and found her In very poor health suffering with
quite cough w,ch had for some years previous,
during the Winter moDss kept her confined 10 the
pretty much all the time. feconn, nding Or JAYNES
EXPECTORANT she consented 70 II. aud the result
was altogether satisfactory the following extract from
letter, since received from my uncle, abundantly
shows:-
Your recent visit far my wife concerned.
royidsntiGi For two three winters In
cession She had been laid ~ with stubborn cough, and
Fall before arrival IL set again, resistn.
all attempts 10 check IT, A. you know, we were all In
alarm about her and on your recomnen dation.
exceeded our expectations has not only relieved her.
but brought about substantial cure and her health B
better to-day than IL was previous TO being first %.
rknd
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.
The French Atlantic Cable Repaired.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, May 81 1873.
The French Atlantic cable, which was broken 20s
miles from Brest, has been repaired.
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Re sure YOu are Right-Buy n Whit.
NEY SEWING MACuINE-thcn 60 ahead. 6l3 Broad
way
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.-Priccs Re-
duced circulars sent and information given. We sold
The S5onUW prize In the drawing Of April "a
~ D. b. MARTINEZ co, Bankers. 10 Wall street
Post office box 6s5 New York.
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TIE HAGUE, May Il, 1873.
The Ministers have rendered their designations
to the King.
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HOLLAND.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD

Ministerial Tenders of Portfolio Resignation.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
2sl and 2J2 Broadway, corner Of Murray strask
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A.-For a First Class Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer EsPENSCHEID ll6
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND MURDER.

BERLIN, May q, 1873
Cases OF cholera are reported in East Posen.
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Ladies.-Im m diatc Relief and Cure for
Corns and Bunons, by lady Chropodist from IL . l.
7l3 Broadway, room TO-