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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16
Tho Spring Equinox Announced by
tho Equinoctial Storm.


tho Equinoctial storm.
The Spring yesterday made sudden and
general advance along the whole line north of
the Gulf The warm tropical currents, now
that the Sun is almost vertical over the Equa-
tor, have been marshalling for this move for
several days, and only awaiting the signal SER
vice to announce Glow barometer before
trying their strength in driving back the cold
boreal winds of worn-out Winter. Such pro-
pitious condition was offered on Friday morn
ing, when it was reported such an atmospheric
depression existed in Nebraska and was ex-
tending over the country eastward. On Fri
day night the barometer began to fall over
the Middle and Eastern States and in the val
ley of the Ohio, and the thermometer q
faithful weather guide, rapidly rose over
Ohio, Michigan and New York, the
readings in these sections actually ex-
ceeding those of the thermometer in
Virginia and the Carolinas The indiua-
tons along our seaboard betokened storm at
noon yesterday, and the storm-warnlng flag Of
the Weather Bureau flying in our midst con-
6rmed the apprehension. Although we have
not yet quite reached the end of our cold
season and may expect Winter occasionally
''to resume the blast, " the storm which set in
yesterday must be regarded as the first gun of
the vernal equinox, announcing its welcome
arrival The area of its cyclonic disturbance
and rainfall will, probably, before it is over,
cover the entire country east of the Missis-
sippi and between the Gulf and the st. Law
renee Valley, and it will, doubtless, after doing
its continental work, sail out to sea upon it's
death-dealing career. 1t should be remem-
bered, especially by our shippers and coasting
seamen, that this is March, and we may GER
tainly count upon those high northwesters
which follow these equinoctial gales and for
which the eastern coast of America is so fatally
famous.
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ARMY ORDERS.
WASHINGTON. N

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1879
Colonel and Inspector General sackett Is ordered
to inspect the unserviccable blue coat cloth on
band at Schuylkill Arsenal Philadelphia, and GER
tain quartermasters' stores at indianapolis, Ind.
Major Brantz Mayer, Paymaster, is transferred
from the Department Of California to the Depart
nent OF the Columbia; Surgeon Joseph II. Bill Is
ordered to report to the Commanding General OF
the Department Of the East Tor assignment to
duty. Major Thomas ). Dunn promoted from
captain in the Twenty-frst Infantry will proceed
to jen mis- proper station in the Department OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
President Theirs Financial Convention
with the German Ambassador.
The Day Of Territorial Liberation Fixed
Capitalist Aid to the Republic.
ItlElRim TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March Is, 1879
President Tniers and Count Won Arnim. the Ger
man Ambassador, to-day signed convention on
the part of their respective governments for the
payment of the fifth milliard OF francs Of the French
war indemnity BY instruments.
The Hnal payment is to be made on the 9Th Of
September next, when all the French territory
occupied by German troops, including Belfort, is
to be evacuated.
FRIENDLY CAPITALISTS CONCERN FOR THE CAUSE
Barring Brothers Co. and the Rothschids will
undertake the financial arrangements
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RAILROAD noNopoL1sTs In VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, March Is. IS

The fight In the House OF Delegates over the zee
Railroad bin still progresses with undated .gor.
Tom scot,'s friends who are It's advocates, apr to
gain strength each day, and II the opponenr OF the
meas,re do not ooK sharp 4 may pass tns session,
nistsd n, colts most sanguine friends. There has
Teen no vote as yet to indicate the &C ton OF the
tJrnse but test will be made on M Jnday upon a
metion 10 indefinitely postpone the consideration
o. the Free Railroad bill Ro.b sdgs viii then have
70 slow their hands.
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Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1873.
Lieutenant Joseph E. Jones has been ordered to
the receiving ship Ohio, at Boston, Mass. Lieu
tenant Hamilton Perkins, detached from the Ju-
niata and placed on waiting orders; Lieutenant
X Z. Carmody. from photographic duty and
ordered to the receiving ship New Hampshire, at
Norfolk, Va, on the Goth inst; Master Arthur b.
Speyers from the receiving ship Vermont, 1t New
York, and ordered to the Juniata Passed Assistant
Paymaster J. X. Carmody, from the Naval station
orleans. La. Assistant Paymaster stephen Rand
IT. from duty at New Orleans.
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l.. A. Grimes.

colcred Baptist minister OF Boston, died suddenly
III that city on the night OF the 14th inst. He had
lust returned from New York, where he had been
TO attend meeting Of the Baptist Board vi Home
Missions, OF which he was member. he had
walked TO his house from the cars, and died nfteen
minutes after. The physicians pronounce 1t q case
of apaplexy.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON March 10, 1873.
The Postma ster OF New York Resigns.

WASHINGTON, March Is. 1873.
The Postmaster OF New York Resigns.
General Patrick II. Jones. Postmaster. al New
York, to-day personally tende ed his resignation,
and MIR. James, deputy collector in the Custom
House in New York, was determined upon rs MIR.
Jones' successor
The President Slightly Rebukcd by Miss
Cushman.
President Grant expressed desire few days
ago to see Miss Cushnian play her celebrated part
OF Meg Merrles and WAS presented with private
box at Wallis opera House. After the first act
Mrs. Grant and two iriends made their appear
ance, but no President, although wait OF several
minutes had been made. The play pro-
ceeded. and between the second and third
acts the President made his appearance, when the
orchestra. breaking oil in the music they were
playing, struck mp "Hail to the Chief" Regarding
this as an unwarranted interruption OF the piece
Miss Cushman became indignant and perempt0rIly
demanded that the orchestra stop its servilty and
that the play proceed. Her order was obeycd, to
the great surprise of the Presidents natterers.
Senator BOgy In Washington.
Lewis BOgy was to-day introduced to the Post
master General and other officials In the Post ONCE
Department as United States Senator by Colonel
Arnot, an Old pioneer mail contractor, who drove
the first matt coach over the pains.
Successful Lady Candidates for Civil
Service HOnOrs.
In recent examination Tor promotions in the
Internal Revenue Bureau under the civil service
rules enc lady secured fourth class cicrkship
($ls00), another a third class Sl,6OO), while OF
ten other persons appointed to second class clerk
ships Isl, 400 six are women. Miss Seavey who
secured the fourth class clerkship, has been en-
pIoyed IN the office Tor over ten years, and Tor seve
raj years has had exclusive charge and direction OF
the copying division.
ku Kiux Prisoners ParhOned.
Pardons were to-day issued by the President to
John q. Robinson, OF South Carolina, and William
O. Dupries, OF North Carolina both convicted OF Ku
Kux crimes and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment in the Albany Penitentiary. The former had
served six and the latter eighteen months OF their
terms OF sentence.
csruv
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THE. FALLS CITY BANK ROBBERY.
LOUISVILLE, March

The Falls City Tobacco Bank robbery foots up
about $4,000. The bank to-day Offers a reward OF
$4,000 for the return Of The bonds or twenty five
per cent OF the amount returned and no questions
asked. 1t also offers reward o. sou each Toe the
capture of the burglars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16
OBITUARY.

w. X. Latimer, United States Navy.
Commodore w. X. Latimer, Of the United States
Navy, died at his residence In Baltimore yesterday
morning at an advanced age. He was porn In
Maryland, and appointed to his first commission
from that state. He served his country faithfully
and eniclentIy previous TO being placed on the
waiting orders list many years since.
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Judge Leavitt.

Judge Leavitt, late United States District Judge
for the Southern District of Ohio, died at Spring
1eld, ono yesterday morning, TO the great regret
O his many trends Ia private aud professional cif-
cles-
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SUICIDE OF THE FRANKLIN CASHIER.
FRANKLIN. Pa. March Is,

FRANKLIN Pa, March Is, 1873.
The Coroner's jury in the Andersen date cashier
Of the Lamberton Bank) case held two secret ses-
sions to-day the result OF which has not trans
sIired. They adjourned at six O'Clock, TO meet
again at three O'Clock =. M. Monday, when II Is ex
peCted thew win finish their labors.
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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Project Of Royal Marriage Union Of the Ruling
Houses.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 10, 1873
The John Bun tnewspaper) says o marriage is
projected between the Duke of Edinburgh and a
daughter OF the Car OF Russia
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steamer Shawmnt, John A.
Howell, commander, arrived at Havana from Key
West on the 4th inst
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A.-For a superb Dress or Business Hat
81 N"''' ~ ''' EsPENsCHEID, lls Nassau street
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Average temperature yesterday. ............. AZ
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 80,
Average temperature for corresponding week
last year. SO A.
Average temperature TOR past week......... 3S 8.
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A.-Herald Branch OHscc, BrOOklynp
corner OF Fulton avenue and B0erumStroat
Open from A. NJ. TOD Z. NJ
On SUNDAY from ) to } Il. NJ
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Crfstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans
forms hoary heads into youthful instantaneousy
Sold eyeryyhere.
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Elastic Trusses.
'No one person in this whole country will buy one
the painful metal spring russes after he has once seen
the new ELASTIC TRUSS which retains the rupture un
der the hardest exercise and the most sudden strain q
during the short time necessary to effect
a Sent by mall everywhere BY the ELASTIu
send circulars free apPicaton!"-New York Indepen
dau Marc
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A.-Herring's Fatent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broad way, cor"er of Murray street
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Braunsdorf Il Metz Have Removed
their large stock Of first class CABINET FURNITURE,
DRAPERIES &c, IRON 1876 Rivngton street to their
and elegant buildings 4 and 45 seventh avenue, mean
Thirty fourth street.
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Campo's Infallible Spccific.-Suprcms
remedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia, Govt
NICK SSON Il ROBBINS, VI Fulton street.
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BartIett's "BOulevard," street and
Lamps; Torch and Key for lighting all street
lamps instantly. General Office 56J Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16

Corns, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured by DR..
RICE and assistants 208 Broadway, Fulton Gers
and BunOn ANNIHILATOR by mail, 5Uc.
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A.-Eor q First Glass Hat ~ RcasOna b Y
prices call on DOUGAN, 12 Nassau OF Ann street
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Cancer, Cancer, Cancer.-Au External
Cancers permanently cured. No charge until cure
effected. Address by letter j. f WALKER 5s East Thir
Hath atro
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For Restoring the Original Color 81
THE HAIR DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANS.
ING THE SCALP, RESTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT
AN EQUAL.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
II the modern stage is to be regenerated- local
dramatic talent Is to be encouraged and the good
feeling OF the audience is at all to be considered
for Heavens sake say few kind words in favor OF
the conventional Jew," who is sadly in need Of
reconstruction aud the benefits accrulng from
the various enforcement acts. 1t Is hard to
believe that Sheridan desired bis beautifully
drawn character OF Noses, In the '.Scheol Tor
Scandal" to be represented las is usually
the custem) by q bumped back and an
unntelllgible dialect. Even Boucicault was more
Charitable in his Flying scud, when he elevated
Nc DAVIS from Whitechapel and placed him on an
equality with the sporting thieves OF Tattersals.
NOW Olive Logan comes forward and gives US Q
certain Mr.. Asher Beser In her business Woman,"
represented by gentlemany professional. who
does his best to carry cut the authors Il beg her
pardon, the authoresso intention OF reducing the
conventional Jew" TO his originaalevel OF stage
degradation.
In the name Of the play:going community, well
represented by my cOreugienists, do trust some
OF our home talent will come to the rescue at an
early moment and II religion Is At all q necessity
for society play, why, let us have the Jew IN. .
new character. 1 could suggest enc That he Is
quite fitted to grace with abilty-that OF an Amer.
can gentleman. Yours truly, r. p. NOAH
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Henry Capt, of Geneva, Now Has =
beautiful assortment OF WATCHES and TRAVELLING
CLOCKS, of his own make, at e Union square,
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Poor Foster IL To he Hanged. The
Herald says rum leads to all that Is ruinoua DE-.
CLARK'S rASTELEsS SALVATION POWDERS cures
drunkenness 81 per box 4S8 Hudson street. New York.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 16-1 A. M.


Synopsis for tie Past T,centy.f0ur Hours.
The barometer has fallen since Friday night
throughout the Atlantic States. The area of low
est barometer has moved eastward over
Lake Huron and Is now north OF Lake
Ontario. Southwest winds and clear weather
prevail on the South Atlantic coasts, brisk
and high southwest Winds with cloudy
weather, on the Middle Atlantic coast; southwest
winds, with rain, on the East Atlantic, and south
west winds, veering to westerly gales, with threat
ening weather and rain, on the lower lakes; west
erly winds, falling temperature, and clear or clear
ing weather now extend with rising barometer,
over the Northwest and southwark to Arkansas
and eastward to Lake Huron
Probabilities.
The storm centre move on Sunday northeast
ward down the St. Lawrence Valley; for the MID
die States winds generally veer to west, with in
creasing force, falling temperature and clearing
weather. for New England southerly winds, cloud
and rain for the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States southwest winds and partly cloudy weather.
Reports are very generally missing from Lake
Huron to Missouri and thence to the Northwest
Cautonary signals continue on the Middle and
East Atlantic coasts, and will be displayed from
Lake stations from and after April 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-16

Persons Who Use Stimulants Should
try CENTURY WHISKEY; 1t is old and mellow and ts
purity is voucbed for by four prominent chemists ask
your ply sicican about It. For sale by all druggists an
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Amber Jewelry and Meerschaum
PIPEs.-Go to kALDENBERG'S, No. John street,
near Broadway, and II Nassau street. corner OF John.
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Kenrney's Buchu for Bright's Disc asos
Diabetes Kidneys, Bladder Gravel and Organs Depos
lO4 Duane street.
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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 ct Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD building;-
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A.-Espensc heid's Spring Levee.-Tn All
his experience a halter ESPENSCHEID ha6
the pleasure OF seeing so early in the season, such
troops iiiends' pour all long, his
store Fortunately he has room enough, Hats enough
and varieties style enough satisfy them ALL Ills
regular Spring style commands general admiration The
perfection Its finish owing to the recent improvements
Introduced his factory transcends anything that
has ever vet produced. EsPENSCHEiD, Manuiacturer
OF Gentemen's Hats, ll8 Nassau street
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Exercise, Health, Amuscment.-John
WOODS Gymnasium, Twenty-eishth street near
ming Track, Rowing Machines &c. Special training tor
corpulency dyspepsia nervous debility govt &C. open
dav nd even
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Needles for all Sewing Mnchines.-Gen~
eral dc not established ut BARTLETTS, $50 Broadway,
corner Prince street. n Y
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Az the Pain Paint Office

A.-Wedding and Ball Cards, Latest
Paris STYLES; MonOgrams Bn /!es, Orders Of Dancing
JAMES ITERDELL. 3Ol broadway.
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The Birch Dale the only Spring
Waters world that cure CONSUMPTION They are also
specihc in Kidney and Uterine Diseases Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaints. Book gratis. Depot ~
broadway.
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We Advise the City Authorities to Take
the street cleaning from Brown and give to
the Murray Hill Publishing Company" 1t will do ix
beed use this tor the Outside" Read Plain Home
Talk for the Inside.n This enterprisng has
already wash the faces OF this
with about million cakes OF soap TINS labelled Old adj
ycrtisers like Barnum had better wash their dn
with soap The youngsters getting tia start Oh
them.-Evening Post.
You Can Get a Luxurious Turk tsh
Bath at Dr. MILLERS, Al West Twenty sixth street. ios
81 25 ten tickets $40; thirty tickets for 81 Easy
couches superior shampoongs perfect vent Aton Tho
largest baths In America.
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Rupture Successfully Treated by Dr.
Marsh the Radical Cure Truss office Of MARSH CO.
deformes properly made and adjusted and slkeiasti0
Supporters, Stockings. Kneecaps, Ankets, &c.
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AT the Pain Paint Office
They paint the cheeks of damsels fair
stop toothaohe without stain;
That Office free. on Chatham square,
They cure disease and pain.
For pain in back hip side,
Cure pain, no matter where;
If you can't walk, then you must ride,
And go 10 Chatham square.
All physical pain removed within ten minutes, free At
WOLCOTrS. PAIN PAINT new siZes) sold everywhere.
Also ANNIHILA1OR tor catarrh and colds in the head,
Pints. ST.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

The Bowery Theatre is still on the high tide of
East side public favor. Tomorrow evening, Mr. Bar
rett Sylveser's original drama, entitled "Destiny,"
will be produced at the "Old Drury." The drama
is to be preceded by ''roaring Irish comedy" and
the performance of q musical act, called 'sThe
Emerald Isle."
Lucca and Kellogg were again combined In the
cast OF 'Mignon" at the Academy matinee yester-
day. The audience was very large, and, although
net very demOnstrative, recognized all the good
points-Luccas Styrienne and KellOggs PolOnaise
each elicting encores. "Faust" will be given on
Monday, with the same cast as heretofore.
Lszt's "Dante Symphony" was rendered last
night by the Philharmonic Society before very
critical audience, and we may speak OF the work
and Its execution last night hereafter. The pro-
gramme opened with Haydn's "Oxford Symphony"
and closed with the "Dante." Mile. CorradI So
prano, and Mr.. Richard Holman, pianist, appeared
In solos, the lady rendering the weknown "Bel
Raggio' and Hoffman playing the ''Concertstuck"
OF Weber.
The bill Of the Theatre Comisue announces
startling attractions" for the present week.
Though there is truly nothing startling in the per-
Torrance, there are attractions enough to con.
tinue the large audiences at the Csmique. In the
variety part Of the entertainment a number Of new
performers are to appear. The Historical and
lauehable burlesque," "R0binson Crusoe," Is to be
produced this week. Next week It is to be replaced
by new drama, illustrating "The Trials Of Settlers
in the Indian Territory" AS the drama il called
captain Jack; or, The MOdOc War;" we are sur
prsed at the blunder Of It's location.
since Edwin Forrest gave his readings at Stein
way Hal-the last professional effort OF his life
other elocutionists have returned to the field and
are striving to retain readings in popularity. A
few Of these great artists, but the great ma
jorty Of s0-called 'readers" are the merest i'm
positions. or those who are readers in the true
sense the most notable examples are Mr.. Belew,
whom we lately heard here, and Miss Char
lotte Cushman, whom we are to hear again this
week. Miss Cushman has often read In this city,
and her abilities are thoroughly known here. As
this lady Is to visit Europe and as the enter
tainments Of this week are likely to be the last
given by her In this country for some time, they
Should and no doubt will, be well attended. Yester
day afternoon Mr.. George VandenhOn gave reading
at Association Hall, ana In the evening Professor
and Mrs. Lyman gave like entertainment at the
same place. Mr.. ]. o. Elliott, reader new to the
public, will ambtiously attempt to recite "Ham-
let" at Blocker Building on the 31st inst. Be-
sides these M. Favarger is repeating his readings
from French literature.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent. j. b. MARTINEZ CO., 10 Wall street,
Post o1hc box 4fS5
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Spring Is the Season for Using "BelB
sCHNAPP The greatest nvigorator OF the age. Try it.
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The Great Tonic and Dfurettc-kenr~
NEY,s EXTRACT BUCHU. Tryi it. Depot lOi Duane St.,
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Royal Havana LOttery.-New seheme
now out Orders filed, prizes cashed intormAtion fur
nished. Highest rates paid tor spanish bills &c. &c.
TAYLOR CO. Bankers, IL Wall street, New YORK
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Vienna Observation-Disclosures Issued
by A. c.. wILLMARTH, United States Court House, IL
Chambers street..
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On the 7th OF April noxt will he sold
IN Paris At the Hotel Drouot the splendid Gallery q
hcent collection comprises 81 masterpiecesviz
II Rousseau, u jules Dupre, Troyon E1g Delacr9x
Diaz, Elem, Chardin, Fromentin Marhat, Proud.
non, i Clays, Jongkind, l Ommesanck. rster, 4
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8. O. p. Cognac Brandy.
81 per gallon 81 50 for full sized bottle "a speciaty old
its value Also popular brands vintage 1855 to 1885,
Also q different brands and grades imported IN cases
Wines and Liquors Fancy Groceries, Table Luxuries &c
H. b. KIRK N CO., 50 Fulton St Established 1851