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7 HE p OIL A RIS.
Explorers Captain Tyson and His Rescued
Companions to Aid in the Search.

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1873.
The Secretary OF the Navy regrets the impression
should have gained credence that he proposed to
depend upon the Junata alone for his search for the
Polars. He not only intended sending the Juniata
TO Disco, but he also proposed to organize imme-
ciately an expedition. composed of the best naval
omcers, 10 goin search or the Polaris.
THE OBJECT IN DEsPArCHING THE JUNIATx
at this time Is because she is ready for sea,
and Will sail on Friday next to get the
first ttdlngs OF the Arctic wanderer In the
meantime vessel suitably constructed
for such an expedition will be fitted out at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard and made ready as soon as
the large force at the yard can execute the order
1t Is Secretary Robeson's wish that the vessel
selected may be ready to sail by the 10th OF July
The detail Of Officers has already been made out.
and the commander Is expected here early next
week.
CAPTAIN TYSON AND THE EIGHT sEAMRN
who tonight left for New York will he assigned to
the expedition. Their leave Of absence expires on
July l, when they will again report to the Secretary
Tor duty.
The fitting out or the expedition to go to the Arc
as commander mean more than the mere search
for the absent vessel. AS all the officers on the
Poaris were subject to naval discipline, the impor-
tant question remains to be settled whether there
were not among the officers remaining on the Po-
laris at the time of the socaed accidental separa-
ton Of the lce1Oe from the vessel those who are
guilty ola
GROSS AND wILFUI NEGLECT or DUTY.
The fact that Captain Tyson and his party escaped
death does not paliate excuse the acts OF those
who are responsible for the risk the Tyson party
ran for over six months Therefore the search Tor
the Polaris means something moro than succor to
o vessel in possible distress
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ROME June IA, 1873.
His Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth has completely
recovered from his late attack of severe illness.
Plus the Ninth in Vatican Power and
Physical Strength After the "Days OF
Peter.'
An English reviewer, writing few weeks since
on the VATICAN situation as 1t presents in Rome,
and especially with reference to the health OF the
Sovereign Pontin, said:-
The health OF His Holiness, never robust at any
period, has constantly excited well founded appre
tensions on the part OF his friends; yet, somehow
baseless. Throughout the seven and twenty years
during which Plus TX. has been seated on the
throne OF St. Peter, there has hardly been one in
which hopes or fears were not excited by the
tidings that the death OF the POntlr was proba-
BILE contingency. But the Pope has lived on year
whole Sacred College there are only seven cardi-
nails left who were raised TO the purple when he was
elected to the POntlfcate. Indeed, the prolonged
life of the Holy Father has not only exceeded COM
mon expectation but has fasined one or the most
venerable traditions OF the Papacy. According to
q legend OF great antiquity, st. Peter was Bishop
of Rome for quarter Of a century; and since that
ted to complete the twenty-ffth year Of his Pom
tncate This belief was shared by Plus TX. him
self; and the Ecumencal' Council was assuredly
held in l869-7O in order to celebrate what was
deemed to be the closing year OF the present
POpes reign. All expectations, calculations and
traditions Notwithstanding, His Holiness has lived
on to the present day, until not only the Romans,
but the world at large have almost ceased TO be-
Iieve in the possibility Of his reign soon coming to
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blss, or the promise thereof, is to be more
severely punished; all officers and members
Of the Legislature must take an oath before
taking Office that they have not been guilty Of
bribery or subornation thereof; Senators and
members of Assembly are to receive an annual
Salary of fifteen hundred dollars, instead of
the present pittance of three hundred, the
intention being to improve the character of
our State lawmakers by paying for the ser
vice instead of inviting corrupt alliances
with lobby agents; special legislation on
large class of private and local topics is for
hidden, and they are to be regulated by gen.
eral laws.
Among the subjects thus to be Withdrawn
from special legislation are the opening of
streets and roads, the draining of swamp
lands, regulating the interest of money, grant
dng to private corporations exclusive privileges,
and granting tie right to lay down and operate
street railroads within any city, town or incor-
porated village, without consent of the local
authorities and OF the majority of property
owners along the line. Ten thousand dollars
is fixed as the salary of the Governor and Ave
thousand as that of the Lieutenant Governor,
these officers and the Comptroller and
Secretary Of State to be chosen by
election and to hold Office for three
years; the Attorney General State Engi-
neer and Surveyor and Superintendent of
State Prisons to be appointed by the Cover
nor and Senate, and the State Treasurer to be
chosen by joint ballot of both branches of the
Legislature. Instead of Canal Commissioner
D Superintendent OF Public Works to be
elected, and the Lieutenant Governor to be
one of the Land Commissioners. Judicial
officers of courts not of record in cities having
three hundred thousand inhabitants are to be
appointed by the Governor and Senate for
four years, subject to removal for cause by
Judgment of proper CoufA Expenses of the
State canals are not to exceed their earnings
Use Of the securities in the several sinking
funds for other objects than those for which
the fund is created is forbidden. State, county,
Town and village credit is not to be loaned to
private undertakings
4 It will be seen that the main object Of these
proposed constitutional changes is the eleva-
lion and publication of the character of our
State government by removing from the
Legislature the opportunity and temptation
for jobbery, and the more careful guarding of
the revenues of the State and its divisions
against improper use. From the general
favor with which they were considered by the
members of both branches Of the Legislature
md the Communications Of the press through
The State, it is highly probable they will re-
ceive the further ratification needed to give
thsm legal effect.
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THE HERALD AND ITS ENTERPRISE.
From the Salisbury CMd) Bachelor, June Al
TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

From the Salisbury (Md) Bachelor, June Al
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
This Is not only one OF the largest, but one OF the
most enterprisng, papers in the world. Mr.. James
Gordon Bennett, the proprietor sends his corre-
spondents to every land and CLINE to gather news,
without any regard to the cost, and the telegraph
and the mails are taxed to furnish its readers with
the latest intelligence Thousands Of dollars were
spent in Staney's expedition to Africa to discover
Dr. Livingstone and that paper was the first to
discover and publish the Poaris disaster. 1t is
probably the truest exponent and faircst example
OF Independent journalism in the Union, being fet-
tered by no party and bound by no creed.
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A CHICAGO MANDATORY IN FLAMES.

CHICAGO, June II, 1873.
A FIRE broke out about enc O'Clock this morning
in the furniture mandatory Of c. c. Hotter Co.,
Nos 81 and 90 North Wells street. The entire build
ing, with the contents, was destroyed The loss on
the building, which was a wooden structure, is
about three thousand dollars. The loss on the
stock is SIS 900 to 100000 on which there Is an IN
surance OF SIS 500, but in what companies cannot
be ascertaned at present. as the papers OF the firm
are in the safe in the ruins. There is believed,
however, TO he ST. 900 each In the Brewers, Mil
Yankee North Missouri, Alemania, pennsylvania.
Lycoming and Girard Insurance Companies.
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THE SECRETARY OF WAR AT NEwBURG.

EEwBURG N. Y, June IL, 1873.
General Belknap Secretary OF War, is to-day
visiting his relatives in this city. lie will return
TO West Point this evening.
Judge Fancher, OF New YORK, to-day heard argl-
1nent In this city in the case OF Simmons vs. Ben
jamin Wood, involving the Kentucky lotteries.
Prominent sporting men from New York were IN
attendance.
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FRANCE.
Elk President Theirs Said To Be in Party Al
lance with the Radicals.
IelEGRAks TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON June Ia, 1873
special correspondent at Paris OF a London
journal, In despatch to his paper. says an
alliance has been effected between the supporters
OF ex-President Theirs and the radicals in the As.
sembly
M Theirs is said to have had frequent confer
ences with NJ. Gambetta since his retirement from
the Presidency OF the Republic
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THE sCHUYLKILL REGATTA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June IA, 1873.
The Schuylkill regatta took place to-day. The
weather was fine and large crowd in attendance.
Tne first race was drawn. The second, between
four-oared shells was won by the vesper Club.
Time 1.m 3Os The third, between six-oared gun
vale barges was q very finely contested race. The
Falcon OF the Pennsylvania Club, won. Time, 2lm.
The fourth between four-oared gigs was con-
tested by the Hornet. OF the Crescent Club, and
Phantom OF the Pennsylvania Club. The former
claimed "fou'' and withdrew. The Phantom pur-
sued the course, making IL In 20m. AS.
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
The Great Industrial Undertaking Becoming On.
attractive as Place of Resort.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June IA, 1878.
Vienna despatch says the number of visitors to
the Exhibition is far less than was anticipated.
The tradespeople and inhabitants generally are
greatly discouraged at the absence OF strangers,
and the prices OF living, which have hitherto de-
tered persons from visiting the city, have been
reduced.
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Died.

BuRcHILL.-On Saturday evening, June Ia, at the
residence of her sister Mrs. Falyey, SO East Il7th
street, JENNIE f. BURCHILI.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HAGUE.-On Saturday evening, June IA, RosEANNA
HAGUE, widow oil Thomas Hague, in the saith year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, 622 East Ninth street. on Monday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
[FoY Other Deaths See Eleventh Pdgel
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CRIME IN INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June IA, 1878.
lack Pierce and Thomas Daily were shot this
morning by David Dunworth while they were pass
ing the latters shop Daily is supposed to be
fatally wounded. some previous difficulty Is the
alleged cause.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June IA, 1873.
Lieutenant Commander John Schouer is de-
tached from the photographic once and ordered
to the Naval Academy; Lieutenant Commander
II. D. Evans, from the Naval Academy, and ordered
as executive officer Of the Shenandoah on the Eu-
ropean station, to reve Lieutenant Commander
F. J. Higginson, detached and ordered to return
hnm
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CIRCULAR PROM THE STATE COMP
TR0LLER,

ALBANY, N. Y, June IL, 1873.
Comptroller Hopkins has issued circular to
Boards OF Supervisors and County Treasurers to
pay into the treasury the three and half mills de-
nciency tax collected under the law pronounced
invalid, but which collection was made valid by
law Of the last session OF we Legislature.
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TIE QUAKER CITY WANTS THE PRESIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA, 1878.
President Grant has accepted the invitation OF
Hon. Joseph r. Hawley, President OF the United
States Centennial Commission, to participate on
the approaching Fourth OF July in the ceremonies
attending the transfer OF the grounds In Paramount
Park to the CommiasoR for tha Exhlpti0n IN 1879.
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A FATHERS VENGEANCE.

EVANSVILLE, Ohio, June IA, 1873.
Last evening DR.. Lewis learned that Thomas
Smith, married man, had taken his daughter in a
buggy and left town. He followed overlook them
and shot Smith through the lung and then beat
him so severely that he Is not expected TO live.
Mr. Lewis has been arrested.
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s p A I N
PacificatiOn OF the Peninsula a Government
Necessity as a Placebo to Cuba.

A Free Church in Free State-The Presidency Of
the Cortes with Figueras' Popularity on the
Wane-Municipal Rings" and Cor
porate Thievery-Treasury Pro-
iect Of Loan and New Taxes
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The RACES AT JEROME PARK YESTERDAY
drew An immense crowd from the city, which
Is just beginning to feel the depressing infiu-
Hnce of the Summer heat. The meeting has
10 far been very successful.
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GRANT AT LONG BRANCH.
Return OF the President Last Evening
from West Point.

LONG BRANCH, June IA, 1873.
President Grant arrived here at SIX p M. from
West Point He was accompanied by Mrs. Grant,
Miss Nelly Grant. Miss Borie, OF Philadelphia, and
Mr. Horace Porter. The Presidents carriage was
driven to the Presidents cottage.
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THE CHOLERA SCARE IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, June II, 1878.
The leading physicians in Nashville are now, and
have been from the first, divided in opinion among
themselves on the question whether there has been
a single case OF real cholera in Nashville during
this season. The mortality in the city certainly
increased for ten days, until four days ago, when
II began to decrease The doctors report the cases.
Of whatever nature they may be, as entirely con-
troable. The average number OF deaths IL
twelve to fifteen day, which occur mainly among
the negroes.
There were only twelve interments here to-day
from all diseases against seventeen yesterday.
There were thirty.eight deaths rom choiara during
tho week.
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DEEP SEA TELEGRAPHS.
Cable Companies Consolidation for communica-
ton with America.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON June IA, 1873.
The resolutions confirming the terms OF the
amalgamation OF the Anglo American, French and
New York, Newfoundland and London cable COM
panies were unanimously passed by the share
holders or the French and Anglo-American COM
panies YESTERDAY
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Campo's Infalliblc Specific Cures with
marvellous efficacy rheumatism neuralgia, toothache.
HUDNUr Herald Building.
j. f. HENRY No. 3 College place.
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1t Is Altogether Wrong to Trfne With
a bad cough cold when the risk is so great and
remedy so sure prompt and thorough rs Dr. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANr can be readily found.
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KAISER WILLIAM.
His Majesty of Germany Weak in Body and in
Need Of Repose
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, June H. 1879
telegram from Berlin states that His Imperial
Majesty Emperor William OF Germany continues in
o weakly condition OF health, and that his system
requires absolute quiet order to effect restora-
ton Of his strength.
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DESTRUCTION OF A CANADIAN VILLAGE.

MAXWELL, Ont, June IA, 1873.
Two-thirds Of this village was destroyed by nre
this morning. The loss Is heavy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Cyrille' Dion
will give grand Billiard Exhibition Mt jacques vino
billiard rooms 80 Pine street. Nsau AND
william streets Wednesday afternoon June 10 1873
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN FRANCISCO June Is, 1879
The mail steamship Alaska, from China and Japan,
arrived tonight.
The English steamship Cyphrenes has also arrived
from Macao May 0. The two vessels brought over
1900 Chinese passengers.
China.
The dates from Hong Kong are to the 18th Of
May.
The china MAJ comments severely upon the per-
secutions OF the Chinese in San Francisco.
The same paper reports that there Is no epidemic
OF smallpox In China at the present time.
1t is stated that the working Of coal and iron
mines and the introduction OF railroads in China
viii be sanctioned by the government at Pekin.
Japan.
Yokohama dates are to the 22d OF May.
The Japanese Ministers OF Finance have resigned
and publish a letter setting forth the debt OF the
Empire at $lo4 oO0 900. They say the people are ex
cess,vely taxed, and that the debt is increasing
yearly in consequence OF the new schemes Of the
government.
The Ministers say, also, that Japan seems TO be
going ahead, but is actually tagging behind, and
national financial collapse NAV happen at any mo-
ment; that they clearly see the calamity In the
future.
CERTAIN CURR FOR OFFICIAL soRKHEApIsM.
Possibly the ex- Ministers may receive orders 10
commit hart kart.
THE PALACE AND TEE CHURCH.
The palace of the Mikado is to be rebuilt accord
ing to European plans.
An ancient Christian church has been discovered
in the interior OF Japan.
The Yokohama Gazette complains OF the dearth
o. news and declares there is nothing going on.
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ls49-Established Is49.-G. Rnuchfuss,
practical Wgmaker and importer Of Human Hair, No.
IA East Twelfth street, near Broadway, New xork.
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Corns Cured, soc. 10 81; BuniOns, Nails
&C. treated by the oldest practitioner, 1852 Broadway
Dr. WEsTERvELT. ChirOpodist.
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COrns, BuniOns, Enlarged JOints.--An
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE II UAls1
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HOIyOke's Celebrated Fever and Aguo
CURE may be obtained Mt 978 Eighth avenue betweeD
Fifty seventh and Fifty eighth streets
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Ccrns, BuniOns, Nails, &c., Cured WfthS
out pain. CORN CURE by mail Soc.
DIR. RICE, 2Os broadway corner Fulton street.
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Parliamentary Independence, with Leg.
islative Respect for Law.

PARIS, June IA, 1873
The National Assembly has, by an almost unani-
nous vote, adopted a resolution ratifying the cleo
ton OF NJ. Ranc as Deputy from Lyons
The Chamber has also appointed o committee or
fifteen to examine into the demand OF General
Ladmirault for authority to prosecute NJ, Ranc for
acts committed during the reign of the Commune.
Thirteen members Of the committee are said to be
in favor OF granting the authority to General Lad
mirault and two are opposed TO his demand.
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Denis Donovan, Formerly mt Del.
monicos serves Table d'Hote at his restaurant No.
East Twelfth street. Tor 81 So including wine.
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Wanted-A Case of Infia m m alton OF
the Kidneys or Bladder that CONSTITUTION WATER
will not cure. Address box sos New York Post ONCE.
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CristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye Ira ms.
forms hoary heads into youthful instantanesusy
So here
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THE GOVERNORS SIGNATURE.

ALBANY, n. Y, June Ia, 1873.
The Governor has signed the supply bill, and
also the New York Supplemental Charter and New
York Deficiency bills.
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Mosquito Nets-Pntent Adjustable, from
% 80 upwards Dealers supplied.
G. L. KELTY 4 CO., TIA Broadway.
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nnAvIn CnppERFIELp.o

The third volume Of Carletons New illustrated Edi-
tom OF Charles Dickens, Works-"Pickwick Papers,
HOliyer Twist and David Copperfeld," ready,
to be followed by volume each month"; until all are
:.
This beautiful new edition of the works Of Charles
Dickens has the start taken its stand at the head
of all other editions, and Is growing and moro
popular being universally conceded to be the handiest
and edition issued either In this country Eu
rope - Handsomely printed and bound in cloth, price
80 per volume
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Mansfield Tracy WalwOrth, I'm the
NEW YORK WEEKLY, ready next Monday. speaks el0-
quently and patheucay of the domestic grief which
wrecked his life.
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Dyspepsia Can BE Curcd.-Dr. Sharp'A
SPECIFIC Is guaranteed in every Sold at HART
NETT'S Pharmacy, Bible House, Fourth avenue and
Aafor MI cH
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A.-The Beautiful Ladies' Going to Iona
Branch use PoupRE DE CLEOPATRA. EAU DE JON
VENICE BELLE DE MUTT beauties the compile xion
and preserves the skin. Nnc A. DUvAL. sole Pre-
prietress, 87S Broadway.
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A.-LyOn's Magnetic Insrct Powder ~
sure death to bedbugs. cockroaches aud wOrfns
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The Weekly Herald
Contains all the news
Only 81 per year.
The only Weekly Newspaper
In America
Published every Thursday morning.
Contains the most reliable reports Of
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CHINA AND JAPAN.

A Heavy Mail and Thousands Of Passengers from
Asia-Chinese Complaint Of American Treat
ment-A Treasury Crisis in Japsn-Ex-
Ministers in Difficult Dilemma
The Palace and the Church.
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On Account OF tho Purity and Mellow
ness of tho CENTURY WdISKEYS they rapidly
all other brands Ask your druggist or gre
them
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S5.-Best Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats
and all the late styles for gentlemen FORMAN, ISL
Fourth avenue.
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Sure as . Gun! The Little Bellows
loaded with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER projects
sudden death every crevce where bedbugs ants
reaches harbor
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Peerless Shirts, Collars, Guns, Drawers.
Scarfs Ties Cravats, Bathing Suits &c.
UNION ADAMS CO., 637 Broadway.
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For the Piles Use A. w. Keating's Cele'
brated OINTMENT. price &c. Office I35 Front street.
corner Peck slip.
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Flags. Banners. Flags
r. j. AMIN, Manufacturer, IA Cortandt street. near
broadway.
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Ex-Queen Isabella ana thc Pope.

Ex-Queen IsabeIIa and the Pope.
LONDON, June IA, 1873.
It is said the ex-Queen Isabella is about to pro-
coed to Rome for the purpose OF concerning with
the Pope upon the prospects Of the Bourbon family
In SPAIN
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Rupture and Physical DefOrmitfes
succc ssfully treated at MARSH CO.'S, No. vesey
street Also silk ELASTIC BELTS and STOCKINGa
ANKLETS, KNEE CAPS Lady attendant