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THE ERIE RAILWAY.

Proceedings Of tho Investigation Ycs-
tcr1ny--H1oxv tho l4Onh Xns Hlcd
for stLcgnl Expenscs.''
New Yon1, April lat the Eric investigation
to-dny samuel D. Babcock, Director Of tho Com
pany, testified that tho recent dividend may
haye boen paid out Of tho proceeds OF tho sale Of
ton millions convertible bonds; that tho larger
part Of tho Eric stock ia held abroad, and TINT
ono reason Tor declaring dividend WIS to show
foreign holders the good result Of the change in
the Directors and their economical management; ;
loving That thes money should have boon
used for 1iqutdatfng debt nnd for con-
etructlon, yet tho Dirootdra had loyal right to
declare dividends. It hal been represented to
surrendered BY Gould had boon laid aside 70 ply
,: Il. +. Arehor teatiaed that lii; s;prot'at4 in
1872, on d contract with tho Eric Company for
aud thet On tho day aftor tho dividend was do.
c'azcd 10 negotiated q lonn Of 100000 to moot
curront expenses.
Henry ?. Antes, formerly in chatge Of tho
we're three vouchers for aums. pnid,-William
to %d Of fot the {s snan safxas1 ria
$4,000, for Democratio Convention TN
lion Twood got anothor $4,000. just boforo
Fisk WAS shot, $4,000 was paid to Tweed. who,
In 1871, received for legal sorvicos over 81, AGO.
900. These Sums do not Appear on tho books Of
tho Company. A tho witness mado out tho
vouchors he Was ablo to speak explicitly, and, to
give him timo to produce documents, tho Com
mittoo took rocoss.
After receys tho following extracts wore road
from u mutilated book found In tho Eric Rail-
road office, and furnished by Watson: James
Fisk, Jr., legal and incidental expenses, March
to December, 1868, Sill, ,404; Daniel Drew,
15s Mssrcl,, 1868, 1850; Jay Gould, s12a,- ;12a,
Hamilton Harris, 1868, loyal expenses, 92G, 900
William H. Tweed, December, 1868, legal SER
vicos, ESQ., 1000; Peter 3. Sweeney, 1868, s15o 900;
Henry Thompson, legal expenses, July 80, 1868,
s159.50 IA. Z. Barber, May, 1860, q, 900; Ham
iton Harris, January to July 1859, s22 Jas; WILL
lam H. Tweed, s27,912; Samuel j. Tilden,
January and February 1860, e2o, ,ooo;, 4. Van
Yeohen. 5000; A. T: Darbcr, March to juno
1870, s47, 900; Thomas G. Fields, $4,000; James
Fisk, Jr, NoVombor 18C9 to Juno, 1870, S22.-
900 Jay Gould, October, 1860, $1,000: L. Fl.
Hamilton. $4,000; Senator II, 81,000; Jones t.
Efnrsh, e44 600; Loyal expenses, September, 1870,
$t94000 Hamilton Harris, S20, 1000; James
O'Brien, a2,500; William II. Tweod, 847, 750 A.
VanVechten, S7,500; Hugh Hastings, legal OK
penses. April 25, 1868, $4,000.
The Committoo adjourned, subject to the call
OF tue Chair.
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municlpul Elections.

Special nspateh 70 Tho Chicago Tribune,
Manson, Wis.,, April "a violent SNOW storm. y;
and In this city, the result is very quiet elootion
loss than q two-thirds vote, and complete Dem
ocratic triumph. J. G. nroggory, Domoorat; ia
and temperance men voted for Gregory on tho
understanding. TINT no would enforce the law
closing saloons on Sunday, and enforce tho Tou'-
peranco law. ". Farrel, Democrat, was
e'''tSa e. 6. Moyors, Repabliean: II tic Fourth
Ward the Republicans elected two Aldermen
and Supervisor, md nothing else in tho city.
9. E. Dross Republican, brother Of Lieut.. Coy
DsoHH. Of Chicago, was beaten for Aderaa ny
eae today iho oP snd 3 IBorns m S'
elected J. s. H. 8coyill,; Mayor, over Judge ".
HoPns Republican tTh9y also elected t~9
Supervisor on tho town ticket.
MthwAuKES, April l.-Tho municipal election
was contested by the Democrats and Republicans
to-duy, with more than usual zoal, resulting In
Low f. :Keuog. Mayor, has majority Of 217 :;
+. L. Palmer, County Judge, 1900; Emil Wal
hor, City Attorney, 0l0; F. q. q. Brandt, Troas.
mer, 6??: The Council stands 20 Democrats to
OdAnA, Mob, April lat the election Of city
officers, today, tho Republican and "CitixouBf
tiokots were iii tho field. William II. Brewor, on
tho Citzone' ticket. il probably elected Mayor.
Tho othor city ofIleors arc about equally divided,
Special Dispatch to Tht Chicago 14tbune.
RooKroEp, April 1.-rho election passed oil
quietly to-day, thoro boing no opposition to
the caucus nominees, With tho exception Of tho
Collootorahfp. J. 3. NaBh received a large ma
| jority of yotcH for that Office. Thore wero 95S
votoa cast, which was worry good, considering tho
| extremely unpleasant weather.
Font sco1T, Kan, April 1.-Tho city election
passed. of quietly. John 3. stuart, citizons
candidate, was olocted Mayor by IL majority,
oyor Q. E. Morley, Republican. The rematndol
OF tho ticAot iH divided botwoen the Republicans
| and Liberals.
| sr; Louis, No., April Tho election today
for city officers passed OIL quietly, mud although
tlte weather was wot thoro 'Yas all increased vote
oyor tllat Of two years ago. The roturns, 10 far
gro worry moagrc, but Indicate TINT James Brown
Democrat, tor Mayor, will have at lcast 2,50{
| majority ovor George l}ain, Republican.
, Pn1NoEroX, Ill.,. April 1.-Iho election In
Princeton TownALip to:daay, passed. OF quietly,
Republican majority In q vote OF 4S0.
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That tornado visito;i that place Ills morning ii
pap o'clock, lasting 20 minutoa. Hardly houss
IN tho place escaped damage, and in many IN
stancoa entire roofs wero blown of and walls
are tho Now Methodist Church, tho dourt- House,
Pope d Campbell, Harper Il Bailey, HAinos &
AndroTs. tho Reoieto and journal offices, F. q.
nontiok, Mr.. Mills, Qr1tcher'a Hotel, the Frank
lin Manufaotory, Il. Ranoy, and tho railroad do
pot. Groat eonatornation prevailed ktnong tho
peoplo. Fortunately only ono person waa hurt
Tho loha is very considerable. Tho town looks
liko shattered wreck.
storm passed. ovor tho city this afternoon, up
roofing troos, breaking down fonces, and doing
considerable damage,
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Spfe7al WspaFeh 70 Tho CA1c0oo 1TtbNts.
LAeA1LE, ILL.,, April 1.-Tlo stonmor Daker,
light, from St. Louis, arrived ut Poru last ovell-
Ing aud departed this morning, towing two ca,,al
Ice for paducall, KY, and ono tor Columbus,
Ky. There IL now II foot Of wAtor In tho ohnll-
nol from here to PoorIa, tho river having risen
fo0t 6inco lRat HullRY, aud Is still rlHnG.
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WASHIN GT0N,

Sptctat Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, d. G., April 1.--Tho Air. Of
Washington is full Of r,lmors Of trouble ahead
for tho Board of Public Works. Hince Congress
mot In Dooomber, tho Board has received from
tho United etatoa Treasury about two and .
half millions Of cash, which thoy had no right to
anticipate In planning and, executing their work
last year, hs they could have no assurance that
my appropriations would bo mado for tho pur-
pose. Every cent Of this money has bccn paid
out, and it is reported On tho bost authority
that tho Board is .atill In debt about 4
million and a.; quarter. Tho contractors
who completed tholr work before tho 1st Of
though they havo boon promised It repeatedly.
All Of thom have rocoirol the certificate OF tho
Auditor, and Bomo Of thom havo boon Obliged
to soll these cortiAcatos to members Of tho So
called District Hing" for from 10 to 15 per cont
discount. Othora havo paid them to tradeB1ncn
hoEo for goods given to their omployos. whom
tshey say havo boon unable to pny on account Of tho
th ea1sssss he a regretted Sn%1t pse a s%s o
at discount have boon paid, whilo those
still hold by tho contractors themselves have
not. As nearly as can be aacortainod, tho fnan-
eos Of the Roafa Of Public Works st.nd about %
tEiet Legislature e4,oo0oo6; old District Of
trom ba uutS b9Ha s SaSo, ,a7a s1etgsa a
o9o; reoeiyod from tho 1nitod} States, @ Nsfoh,
1873, 81 200, 900; proceeds Of certificates Of as
sessmontB on property In front Of which work
has been completed, ssoo,ooo: Total paid ont
Tic liabilities Of tho Board aro: Amount
now due to contractors and others, 81, ,250, 900
ostimnted cost Of completing improv emente .,
about $4,000, 600. Total S3, ,250, ,0G0.
Resources: Appropriated by Congress-. And
payable July 1, 1878, 81 ,000, ,0o0 assessments
property which may be collected whom tho work
is comapplotod, S1,25o,ooo. Total resources,
81, ,250,000
E1oegn Of liabilities over RESOURCES, 81, ,ooo, 900.
These figures are not taken from tho books.
Two or threo Of tho sums mny not be exactly
correct, though 1t is believed thoy make = much
more favorable showing than the official figures
themselves would.
NEW YORK CENTRAL TAxEB.
It Ia ascertainod that ex-senator Harlan .hA1
boon employed by the Now York Central Railroad
Company to procure II possible, a stay Of pro
ceodngs Oh tho part Of tho Government Ia tho
collection Of tho tax duo on the scrip dividend,
| for the collection Of which tho 0ommiBsonar Of
Internal novonuo ia levying On tho property OF
| tho Company. Dir. Harlan has already appeared
before the President, tho Secretary Of the Treas
| ury, and tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
In behalf Of tho Railroad Company. Thus far, ho
has mot with llttlo encouragement, the higher
| the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
NEW BUILDINGS.
H. Tho orcct!cu Of twenty-five now public build
inge at cost Of over 914, 100000 was authorized
| by the lust aesaion OF Congress-. .
| THE SALARY QnAD.
According to the evening Administration: Or
gat hero 81 ,992 400 has already been paid to OK
| Congressman on tho extra compensatIon &C.
cunts. =.
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why George w. Curtis Resigned
NEW YonK, Aprll 1.-The Post says: "G. ",
Curtis resigned bis position on tho Civil Service
Board, because he regards several important Ap-
pointnentn recontly alado a. J. virtual apandon~ !
meat Of Civil HerYica RefoT1n.'
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Balance Of inteEost paIdb United states 14s2s,a7a
MINT APPOINTMENTS.
Tho President has appointed DR.. Horny r.
Lindorman, Director Of tho mint; g. ". Bryant,
meltor and reflnor Of mint at Carson City, aud
VIM. a. Doano ooinor Of tho mint at Carson City.
FINANCIAL.
Tho Secretary OF the Treasury to-day called In
the balanca Of tho3 por cent certificates, amount
ing to S325.000. Thoy are Of tho denomination
Of 5000, and nt1mbeIed from g. 1850 to 6,831, and
dated from Jan. 8, 1870, to Aug. 8, 1872.
THE F1sAEn1Es OF CANADA.
The Treasury Department to-dny issued cir
cular relative to tho fisheries on the coast Of
Canada, in which 1t is stated that II American
fishermen engage in fBhing within tho "thres
milo limit" before July l, 1878, the date (which
into ofroct, they may be subjected to serious dif
fculty by private parties, under provisions Of
the statutes OF tho Dominion Of Canadt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-11

Procecdings Of the Woman's saf.
fraEe Convention -Coroner's In.
quest-The Courts.

SAN FRANcrsco, April ll.-3 p. NJ
The Woman's Suffrage Association
met this morning. There was a large
attendance Of delegates and interested
spectators. After some discussion rel
alive to constitutional manners, Mrs.
Hanks moved a vote Of thanks to the
Cal for its correct reports Of their pro-
ceedings.
Mrs. Sleeper resigned her position as
Treasurer, and 1t was left to the Board
OF Control to elect a new one. The
Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments reported an amendment to make
a majority of the Board OF Directors
residents of this city, where as before
all were required to be residents of
this city. The Convention took a re-
cess at noon.
The Coroner's jury, In the case Of
Marchant, who was shot yesterday,
found a verdict in accordance with the
published facts, corroborated by sew
eral witnesses who were present at the
time of the shooting. aud accusing
Samuels of murder. The prisoner was
present, but declined to make any
statement or to offer any proof.
NJ. ]. Kelly, ex-Superyisor OF this
city, convicted Of assault upon Shay,
to commit bodily injury, was fined
$1,000.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
l~srEcrAL TO the OLE nnL DAILY Nrws.]
FROM SAN
AMan Hacks his wife and Daughter
with IN Ak and then Haugs Him
ssif-The Turf-Lnura ID. Patr
Opens a Lodging House.

SAN Francisco, April Ill P. NJ
At an early hour this morning John
Kennedy, residing on Clementina
street, attacked his wife with an AK,
inflictlng terrible and perhaps fatal
wounds. He next assailed his daugh-
ter, aged about thirteen, with the same
deadly purpose and wounded her ter
ribly, then going to a bed room In the
second story Of the house, he fastened
a rope around his neck and secured
one end to the knob Of a door and
sprung out, breaking his neck and
causing instant death. He had been
drinking to excess for some time pact
and it is thought that the fearful ira
gedy was the result Of temporary in
sanity.
Much interest Is manifested In the
race to come of at Oakland tomorrow
between Elmo and Ajax. The former
is the favorite in the pools which were
selling last night-Elmo, $35, Ajax,
$l7 so.
Laura D. Fair and another woman
have leased the old army headquarters
corner Of Market and Third streets,
for the purpose of keeping a lodging
house.
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INTERNATIONAL CIGAR STORE AT this
popular establishment In the Interna-
tionsl Hotel, C street, Virginia. can be
found the finest assortment Of genuine
Havana cigars, meerschaum pipes,
cigar holders, fancy cigar cases, cut
lery, ETC., at wholesale and retail. at
the most reasonable cash prices. Also
all the most approvalNb brands Of manu-
featured tobacco, Scotch snuff and
other goods pertaining to q first class
cigar and tobacco store. Saloons and
general dealers supplied. m25*
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PARIS, April ll.-Up to the ntth III
slant 4, 250, 900, 900 francs had been paid
by Frsnce to Germany on account Of
war indemnity and subsistence of Ger
man troops.
Carlist Affairs.
A dispatch from Persignan says the
Carlists have been repulsed after fight
ing a whole day and night before Ben
cerda.
Destructive Earthquako-Gr Less
OF Life aud Property.
A dispatch from Aspinwall of April
9Th, via Havana OF the 10th, says the
city of San Salvatore, In Central
America, was destroyed BY an earth
quake. and 500 persons persisted and
81. 900, 600 worth of property were
destroyed. The earthquake was fol-
lowed by n conflagration and many
buildings were burned. For a few
days previous slight shocks Of earth
quake had occurred, but no serious ap-
prchensions were entertained. 1t was
on the afternoon of the 4th inst, about
half-past 4 o'clock, and almost with
out warning, the great part of the city
was reduced to little more than ruins.
The ground heaved like q ship In q gale
while terrific laundering burst from
under foot. The walls tottered and
were rem in many places with wide
creyices, and roofs sank to the ground.
Three violent shocks followed in quick
succession. The servants commenced
to scream piteously and could not
be pacifed, wild birds flew to houses,
horses grew frantic in stables, and
dogs, bowling, skunk anywhere for
protection. The panic-stricken peo-
pie, consisting of men, women and chill
dren, fled to the fields with their valu-
ables hastily collected. The ringing
of alarm bells and beating Of drums
were to be heard, calling all soldiers
under arms. for in San Salvador rob-
berry and pillnge accompany the con-
fusion of great earthquakes. and fright
ened citizens leave town. Indians
rom the forest prowl into 1t for prey,
only checked by the bayonets of Gov
srnment troops. These were posted in
at short distances all over the
city.
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APuzzLE.-It Is most surprising to

A PuzzLE.-lt Is most surprising to
see, for so small a town, what an
amount of business there Is done here ;
but such is the fact. 1t Is no flattering
compliment to say that the business Of
Reinstein & Co. Is one of the best con-
Quoted In the State. and Wolf always
looks out for the interests Of his Gus
toners. Being among the enterprising
of the leading %clothiers, they should
be encouraged, and our word for It,
they sell cheap.
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CAUTIoN.-In our changeable climate
coughs. colds and diseases of the threat,
lungs and chest will always prevail
cruel consumption will claim Its VIC
tins. These diseases, II attended to
in time, can be arrested and cured.
The remedy Is DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. y.
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MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,

MAKE Money fast and honorably,
BY at once applying for q territorial
right (which are given free to agents.
to sell the best, strongest, most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker, over
used or recommended by families, or
buy one for your own use; It Is only
IS. Sent free everywhere BY express.
Address, for particulars A. CATELEY,
ESQ, corner Greenwich and Court
landt streets, New York.
nol4-6m
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"BEHoLD how great a fire n little
matter kindleth." A cold Is often
called q little matter. But 1t Is such
little matters that often lead to con-
sumption, disease and death. Do not
neglect q cold. 1t may be cured by
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
which will also cure coughs, bronchitis,
afn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-11

CLEARING OUr.-M. F. Waller. the
popular clothing dealer nearly oPpo-
site the NEWS Office on Main street, In
DR.. Halls new building, has COM
menced a grand clearance sale OF all
his splendid Winter stock Of clothing,
to make room for the Spring supplies,
the entire stock will be sold at cost.
Now is the time to get bargains; pro.
fit or no profit, Walleris bound to sell.
Drop In and select an outfit at your
own nrtce.
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MORE M~1LLlsEnY GooDa-Mrs. Fan.

MORE MILLINERY GooDs-Mrs. Fan
ny Mayer, Of the well known and pop
ular millinery establishment on North
c street, Virginia, opposite the Inter-
national, left for San Francisco on
Saturday evening last In order to re-
pleuish her stock with all the latest
and most fashionable Spring styles Of
millinery goods. She will return
shortly, and meanwhile 1t would be to
the advantage of the ladies to walt till
they see her new goods instead OF pur-
chasing elsewhere. APT Tvs
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COLDS AND CoUaHs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources OF pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold, cough or irritation be ever so
slight.
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DIR. ABoRN, Oculist, Aurist, Ca
tarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases.
Offices, laboratory and residence, 2l3
Geary street, San Francisco. ja1S 3m
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MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE ARIZONA AND UTAH
~ Mining Company, San Franciseo, March q.
ls73.-Thc Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Arizona and Utah Mining Company. TOT
the election Of Trustees and the tran,aeticp q
such busine.s as may be presented. WIN pc ne'd
on MONDAY. April u. 1873, A. J oSioe = nav.
wards Building, 4i9 California street, Ban Fran'
cisco cisco caiifot JnoassEpu MAGu1RE. Secretary
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

|'OrrIcr OF THE BELcHER sILykK
Mining Company. San Fr.neiseo; Aprn. ,,
ls7s.-At ! meeting o. tine s sNo' ia Of Five
held this day, = diyiaena SSSsel.red. nsyabis
Dollars 80 per share was
April Iosh' II. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
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When q female is In trouble or afdicted With
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one In whose fecrecy tho utmost confidence can
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Ladies', the nature Of whose troublet rcquirs
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Powders are perfectly safe and effective. Phost
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CONSULTATIONS. BY LITTLE Oh orxuwuI. nm
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THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE LAS
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess VI eighteen year., and has become one d
the renowned Hospitals Of the aye. What he
celebrated Lock Hotpital IL to London, and the
40 less renowned establishment Of Ricord hts
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the Pacific
CO2st. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place is in point Of number Of %
tients among the very tirst Of the world, sna
the SUCCESS OF Its treatment rsnksit second 70
none.
senInai Weakness or spsrmatorThss. Y
The young man who experiences that growing
Heakness In his muscular and mental organiss-
ton, should stop to consider whence II Arises.
lie will find In the weakness OF the back, trea1e-
ling Of the limbs, dlsordered digestion, unse-
countable falling OF the powers Of tho mind,
tistaste for society, dread OF Impending troubh,
torebodings OF evil. sleepleszness, troubled and
lasciYious dreams, growing deafness, less .
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
Of disorganiZation. the positive traces Of hat
most terrible and destructive OF all diseased
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes Of life and manhood, aH1
dragging him along the broken path Of his ex
istence toward . premature and losthroms grsyS
To him who finds his life dribbling out In tAs
t'scharge OF tho vital principle OF existenes n
20 .turnal and diurnal emissions, tho mers css-
Mon OF It's appearance brings NO assurance q
lief.
Marriage, that holy ONCE, that safeguard sd
ofcure. but adds TO his misery In the knowledge
that the one who looks to him for so muoa q
her happiness, II q victim to his evil. and an IN.
nocent companion TO his punishment. He adAs
10 hir misery and disorder until hope leaves
him. There IL no rescue except In proper and
skillful treatment. Those who have become ths
victims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, fssst
mating and destructive habit, which dlls theS-
sands OF sick rooms with paralytics and eos
sumptiYes, and hundreds Of untimely Eraves
with its misguided victims, should consult With
out q moments delay, one who will sympathiss
with their sufrerings. To such the Doctor wonH
especially address himself, giving TO each and an
assurance OF q PERFECT and PERMANENT
CURE. without hindrance to business, change
Of diet, or fear Of exposure.
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wall street Affairs

NEW YorK, April 1l.-Business Is
generally suspended to-day and the
Gold Exchange Banks are being
closed. Both Institutions inflict heavy
penalties upon members for dealing
when closed, hence no street opera