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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE,

Professor John II. Freil Of Philadelphia. In at the
st. Denis Hotel
Judge s. Burke. Of Cleveland, is stopping az the
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Professor M. W. Whitney. OF Boston, is staying at
the Grand Central Hotel.
Judge j. r. Butler, OF Atlanta, Ca, has arrived
at the Grand Central Hotel.
General George v. Gliding, Of Texas. has quar-
tiers at the Sturtevant House.
General Horace Porter, OF Washington, yesterday
arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Lieutenant Governor George W. Hendee, of Yer.
mont is registered at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Too many negroes were making their ''exoduses"
from Georgia, en- the plea OF high wages and easy
times elsewhere; so report was raised that they
were being sent to Cuba to fight against the Span
iards. Now there are not so many negroes going
away from Georgia.
Mr.. Gladstone is rated thus for the wording OF
the Queens speech at the opening of Parament:-
''It Is strange that accomplished and scholastic
statesmen should, year alter year. ascribe to the
Queen phraseology which might be pardoned II 1t
were composed by washerwOman."
General Butler seems to have made 50 harp OF
a thousand strings" Of the Credit Mobilier bust
ness. giving the high, low, overheard, under
board, back action, crosscut and all other twangs
with an experiences truly wonderful. But the
"spirits OF Just men" are still perfect.
LAS DR.. John Cumming was lately about to begin
lecture on "The Pope and His Work in England"
at Fokestone, he was given telegram from Lon
don announcing the death Of the Holy Father The
lecture was consequently ''toned down." but when
the lecturer discovered the hoax his indignation
reached high pitch.
Miss Faithful has just returned from washington,
where she had private audience with the Presi-
dent AMI interviews with all the Cabinet Minister'S
wives together with all attention frem the British
Minister and Lady Thornton. She sails for Eng
land on the 9Th Of April and will give farewell lee
lures in Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York.
She spends next week at Boston.
The Marquis Ippolito Covrian of Italy. is sympa-
thetic to an unusual degree. Animated by humani-
tartan and Catholic feelings he is one Of the pro-
moters OF the monuments of S0lferlno and St.
MARITIME. He subscribes with the Milanese Tor the
monument for Napoleon ILL.,, and out Of love for
Italian unity he sends sum of money for the
monument to the victims of Montana.
Charles Gavan Duffy, the Irish rebel Of 48 and
lately Chief Secretary of Victoria Australia having
been knighted, the London Standard gives as the
cause of the honor his intense admiration for Mr..
Gladstone "the leader Of the liberal party all over
the world" The new knight is said to be not yet
wholly reconciled to the British government, and
to have hope for Australia to be an Independent
State.
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Ministerial Statemcnt-Political Pact
and Progress.


and Progress.
PARIS, March Up. NJ
In the National Assembly to-day M. Dufaure
Minister Of Justice made long speech In which
he declared that the compact of Bordeaux would
be maintained by the government.
This statement was received with satisfaction by
the conservatives, and the Assembly by vote OF
449 against 200 decided to discuss the various pro-
pesals embraced In the report OF the Committee Of
Thirty.
THE DEBATE AND ARGUMENTS
During the Assembly DEBATE, previous to the de-
csion to proceed to the discussion Of the various
M. Dufaure quoted from the speech OF M. Theirs,
delivered at the time or the compact OF Bordeaux,
In which the latter pledged his word as an honest
man that 1.-THE nnal form OF government OF France
should remain In allegiance" M. Dufaure reiter-
ated those assurances, and said all par
ties should retain their liberty OF action.
1t was desirable to continue the party truce
after the territory Of France was liberated nom
occupation by the German troops, otherwise out
breaks were possible. II you WISH said NJ Du-
faure, ITO prevent anarchy, you must vote for the
bill submitted by the committee"
NJ. Ricard, member Of the minority of the COM
mittse, supported the bill because the government,
though provisional, was thoroughly republican.
M. de Larcy rejected M. Ricard's Interpretation
that the bill is an advance towards the defnitive
establishment OF the Republic, and claimed that
the Assembly could exercise constituent power
whenever, in Its judgment, the time was 0pp0r-
tune.
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THE MoDocs.
The Peace Commissioners Decline to Meet Cap
tain Jack at His Place Of Appointment
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20, 1873

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb g. 1873
Advices from Yreka say that Hawker Jim, Curly
Headed Jack and Shack Nasty Jim came to Fair
chiid's camp yesterday on a friendly visit by per-
mission OF Captain Jack. They wanted to consult
with the Laake Indians for the return OF sixty
horses taken rom the Modocs since the first light.
ana IL was agreed that the horses should be re-
turned. General Candy told the party he desired
peace, but was ready for war.
The Peace Commissioners declined to hold a con-
ference AT the place designated by Captain Jack
1t is thought a council will be held to- morrow.
Although peace Is anticipated it is by no means
certain. The general opinion prevails that the
Commissioners will demand the surrender of the
murderers and the removal or the M0docs to a res
ervation. The Indians believe they win be permit.
ted TO return to Lost River.
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BRAZIL.
Relief to Foreign Navigation Ministerial
Changes-Argentine Quarantine
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, March l. 1873
The mail steamship from Rio Janeirs February
arrived here to-day.
decree has been Issued oy the Brazilian gov
ernment permitting foreign vessels to ascend the
MADEIRA River as far as the falls of San Antonio.
CABINET CHANGES
The Brazilian Ministers of Foreign Affairs and
Public Works had resigned, and were succeeded by
Caravellas and Castapereira, respectively
CONFEDERATE QUARANTINE
1t was reported at Rio Janeiro that the authori-
ties OF Montevideo and Buenos Ayres had deter
mined to close those ports against vessels coming
from Brazil, In consequence OF the prevalence Of
the yellow fever on the coast of that country.
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THE LECHMERI BANK.

Savage's Defalcations Upwards Of Four
teen Thousa nd Dollars.
BOSTON, March l, 1873
United States Bank commissioner Nesdham,
after an investigation, Oicially reports that the
defalcation of Savage the cashier Of the Lechmere
Bank, amounts to SAG 81. The bank has sur
n,us Of s1l4O OO The accounts OF the Savings Bank
were found correct. Savage Is a large real estate
owner in Somerville. He has been connected with
the Lechmere Bank cashier since Its establish
ment In 1854 and his honesty has never been ques-
toned He was prominent member OF the Pros
pect street Orthodox church, and treasurer OF the
society for o number OF years.
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THE HERALD COMMISSIONER TO CUBA.
From the Saratoga Sentinel, Feb. 27.l


The NEW YORK HERALD, with desire to obtain
reliable news, has sent a correspondents Mr. J. j.
O'Kely-to Cuba, with instructions to visit all parts
of the island and correctly report the state OF affairs
therein. On Mr.. O'Kelly's applying to Spanish
general for pass he was informed that II he was
found within the lines Of the insurgents or II he
afterward appeared In the spanish hnes he would
be treated as spy and be shot. Then the HERALD
says that the press rules this country, aud II Mr..
Okelly Is harmed there will be general cleaning
out" OF Spain. A journal OF the importance OF the
HERALD can stand by what II says, and the Span
iards must beware. success say We. Give "a the
truth about Cuba
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VENEZUELA.
Railway Enterprise and Relief to Commerce.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LAGUAYRA, Feb. 8, 1873,
via HAVANA, Feb. %. I
The Venezuelan government has issued decree
for the construction OF railroad from the seabOard
to the city of Caracas.
Congress has prohibited the general government
or the States levying tolls merchandise proceed
ing from one State 10 another.
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.


LANSING, Mich, March 1, 1873.
The House Of Representatives OF this State has
unanimously adopted the following preamble and
resolution
Whereas there Is a bill pending before the United
States Congress compelling the publishers Of weekly
TO prepay the postage on their
II the counties where printed and whereas such law
wouid prove preudcia to the interests Of the rural
OF the counry and uncailed for tai upon knowledge
therefore =.
Resolved That the Legislature Of Michigan requests It's
delegates in Congress their influence and their
votes the adoption Of unjust and burdensom
restricton upon the free circulation of the local Jour-
lished.
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UNHAPPY LOUISIANA.

The McEncry Legislature Elects General
Mcmillan to the United States Senate
for the Long Term-Whcre II the Seats
NEW ORLEANS, March l, 1873.
The McEnery Legislature to-day elected General
W. L. Mcmillan, United states Senator for the long
term, commencing March 4. The vote stood:-
Mcmillan, As; Warmoth, SO; scattering, 7. There
Ia much talk among the politicians about COM
promise, but such termination Of political COM
plicattOns seems improbable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-02

A.-Espenscheid's Hats for Young Men,
SPRING FASHION, 1873
Young gentlemen throwing aside the soft hat or cap
and assuming tor the hrst time the hat proper, are
generally little startled at the idea Of mounting full
chapeau and fact the hat suitable for adult age
does not become the youthful countenance IN order,
therefore, the of his youthful friends
and customers ESPENsCHEID has brought out this
A SUPERB SPRING HAT FOR YOUNG MEN,
modelled after his regular Spring fashion but slightly
the model preserved with the greatest e1sotitude;
the HAT FOR YOUNG MEN Is somewhat lighter ana
Juvenile in Its ensemble than the original OF which
II is copy Believing il to be the most graceful ana
becoming hat for young heads that has ever been pro
soft hat cap, without the transition appearing too
marked and striking, the designer and manufacturer
submits beautiful fabric to the Judgment
OF public with the fullest confidence that u Will be
approved and admired. ESPENSCHElD,
Manufacturer OF Gentemen's Hats, l18 Nassau St
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BERLIN, March /, 1873.
Mr.. george Bancroft, the American Minister to
Germany. will give q grand dinner on Tuesday
next, in celebration OF the second inauguration of
President Grant. Prince Bismarck has accepted
an invitation to be present.
CAB DRIVERS DUES AND PUBLIC RIGHTS.
The cab drivers OF this city are on a strike and
the public is greatly inconvenienced thereby.
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oHIcA8o'S TROUBLED POLICE COMMISSION
ERS

CHICAGO, March I, 1878.
Judge Gary this morning refused to grant the
sup,,cstion of Reno and Klekke, the depssed Pc
nee Commissioners, for leave to f,le information
against Mcssrs. Wright and Mason, the recently
appotnted Commissioners, as q preliminary to an
APPLICATION for q writ Of QI0 to0rT0nt0. This de-
cisOn disposes Of the vexed question. which has so
long interfered with the police government OF the
cisy II Is hailed with satisfaction by nearly al the
citizens.
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LOCAL OPTION IN PITTsBURa.

PITTsBURG, Pa, March l. 1873
secret meeting was held by the opponents Of
'1ocal option" in Phoenix Hall last evening at
which, 1t is stated, q league was formed antagO-
nistic to the temperance interest and resolutions
passed pledgng the persons present to withhold
all patronage from men known to be interested in
the local option movement.
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sTABBINe ARRAY.

william Ryan, Of SSs West Forty sixth street, was
assaulted In Forty-second street and Eighth ave-
nue., last night By Charles Little and Charles
Kinds. The former was stabbed by one Of the lat
ter In the right leg and slightly injured. He waz
attended to by Dr. Beach and sent home HIS
assailsnts were arrested by Captain McElwatns OF
the twentieth precinct, and locked up.
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IrlEeElmS TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March l. 1873.
kilograms from Paris state 1t is generally con-
sidered that to-days sitting OF the National Assem-
bly, at Versailles will be or the most important
that has occurred since the establishment Of the
Republic. 1t is expected that the members Of the
Right and of the Left will insist upon distinct
statement from President Theirs of the policy OF
the French Executive.
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MURDER By A JEALOUS HUSBAND

TOLEDO Ohio, March I, 1874.
At Findlay, Ohis, on Thursday night last, man
named Nicholas Bensnger was shot and killed by
Henry ]. Gartee. The parties had been choppiDg
wood together when dispute arose, caused It Is
supnosed nv jealousy. Gartee Is an unmarried
man about twenty years OF age, and Bensinger's
wife, with whom Gartee boarded, Is some twenty
Years the junior Of Bensnger. Gartee has con-
fesaed the murder, and ID In jail.
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believes that there is any honesty or sincerity
in the Credit Mobilier Congress, and the
sooner the breath is out of its corrupt body
the better will it be for the honor and the
credit of the nation.
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Hugh Bannon was assaulted IN front Of his resi-
dence, No. $40 West Tbirty-ninth street. last night
by John Downing, who fired four shots at him, one
Of which took effect in each beg. He was attended
nv Police Surgeon Beach and sent home. Down
ing was arrested BY the police Of the twentieth
precinct and locked up.
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POUaHKEEPsIE POLITICS.

PoUGHKEEPsIE N. Y, March I. 1873.
The liberals and democrats tonight nominated
Jacob B. Carpenter for Mayor but he positively de-
clines to accept, and will state In card in the
NEWSPAPERS.
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TIE BOSTON OoNPLAeRATIoN.

Mourning for the Victims Of the Han
over street Fire.
BOSTON, March l. 1879
The several fire engine houses Of the city are to
be drapea In mourning for thirty days in respect
TO the members killed at the Hanover street fire.
me Department will also attend the funerals Of
those who lost their lives.
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FRANCE.

Public Anxiety Relative to N. Theirs Govern
mental Position-Parliamentary Session and
Political Pscts--The Question Of the
Republic a. Constitutional Ex-
preston for Government
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The Deathbed 81 the Credit Mobilize,
Congress.

The Dcathbcd 81 the Credit Mobiiier
Congress.
The Credit Mobilier Congress was busy up
to late hour this morning preparatory to Civ
ing up life that goes out in the blackness of
infamy tomorrow. The Senate having with
natural sympathy shielded the briber Caldwell
from expulsion and helped the pious Pomeroy
to cover up his corruption confirmed its pre-
vious action on the Louisiana bill, and thus
left the people Of that State to lie
down under the tyranny of gang of
usurpers backed by Federal bayonets,
or to risk the danger of collision with the
United States forces and general massacre.
The Senators could find no time OF no courage
to expel Patterson, the convicted falsifer, or
to censure his companions in the Credit Mo-
bilier disgrace, but were occupied in voting
on appropriation bills, the jobbery and rob-
berry of which cannot be discovered in the
hurry of the closing hours Of legislation, and
which sometimes remain forever secret from
all except the interested parties In the House
of Representatives the hustle and excite
ment were even greater than in the Senate,
and, no doubt, amid the confusion and under
the cloak of affected patriotism and honesty,
the usual amount of eleventh-hour stealing
was accomplished.
General Banks, of the Poland whitewashers,
reported joint resolution from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, rendering the congratula-
tons of the country to the people of Spain on
the establishment of the Republic, and re-
questing the President to present the same to
the Spanish government through the American
Minister at Madrid. The Credit Mobilier
Congress adopted the resolution with much
patriotic fervor, and, contrary TO the Congress
sional practice in more remunentive matters,
without division" Limitation Butler
revived his proposition for increased salary,
and succeeded in passing his amendment by
q vote one hundred to ninety-seven. No
doubt plenty of the virtuous mays would
have been ready to record their names in the
affirmative had the necessity arisen. Under the
amendment as adopted the salary of the Presi-
dent of the United States is fixed at fifty thou
sand dollars year of the Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court, at ten thousand five hun
dred Of the remaining Justices, the vice.
President, the Speaker of the House,
and Cabinet officers, at ten thou
sand, and of Senators, representatives
and delegates in Congress, at six
thousand five hundred. The latter increase
antedates for the present Congress but in
the case of the Speaker of the House Speaker
Blaine refused the increase, which was there
upon made to apply only to the next Congress
It is amusing to find all the Credit Mobilier
sinners who voted, except the bold Bingham,
who pocketed all his dividends, voting
against the increase of their own salaries
virtuous dogs
There was great deal Of skirmishing over
the Pacific Railroad matters in the Appropria-
ton bills, but the fuss was evidently designed
for political effect No man Of common sense
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1[lttRtKs TO the NEW york HeRALp.

LONDON, March l, 1873
despatch from Liverpool says steamer, the
name Of which Is unknown, foundered this morning
in the River Mersey below Liverpool.
All on board are supposed 10 have persisted.
FIFTEEN PERSONS DROWNED FROM A WRECK.
I11sA4gence has reached this city that the bark
Boyne, from Batavia isr Falmouth, was wrecked in
Mounts Bay, an inlet Of the Atlantic on the ex-
IRENE southwest coast OF England.
Fifteen Of the crew were drowned.
THE PEACE SOCIETY MEN IN COUNCIL WITH PLANS
FOR AFFILIATIONS.
meeting OF the Liverpool Peace Society was
held last night. Among the persons who addressed
the assemblage was General Fairchild, the United
States Consul at that city. He spoke in favor Of
international conventions as a means Of settling
disputes between countries instead Of resorting to
war. General Fairchild, however, justified the
recent war Tor the Union in the United States.
AMERICAN COTTON SUPPLY.
Five thousand three hundred and eighty-nne
bales OF American cotton we're landed at Liverpool
to-day.
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A NEWSPAPER OFFICE BURNED AT WATER
FORD.

ALBANY, March !, 1879
The once Of the Sentinel (newspaper) at Water.
ford was burned to-day. Waterman's drug store
was badly damaged by water. The loss Ia from
$4,000 to $4,000.
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AN INDIAN MURDER AT MARTINEZ.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %, 1873.
Charles Bengaud was murdered last night near
Martinez, Contra Costa county, BY an Indian
named Jose Solo. The Indian had been arrested
Tor attempting steal horses bound and placed In
room. Watching an opportunity, he slipped tho
rope on his hands, seized axe and split Ben
gaud's head open. The murderer is lodged in jail.
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Silenced In a Few HOurs-A Dfstre ssin g,
Cough by HALES HONEY OF FOREGROUND AND
T1 THIxr,s rooruAour drops chr, in one minute
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Died.

BRACKEN.-On Saturday. March l. WILLIAM
BRACKEN, only of Denis and Ca tharine Bracken.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
400 East Seventeenth street, on Tuesday. at tive
O'Clock.
[For Other Deaths See Eleventh Pu0e.l
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OsWEGO POLITICS.

OswEGo, N. Y. March I, 1873.
At the Republican City Convention, held to-day,
George B. sloane was nominated for Mayor. The
Hon. ID. @. Littlejohn has declined the nomination
for Mayor, which rendered to him by the Liberal
and Democratic Convention.
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PORTUGAL.
Court Banquet and Royal Farewell to Amadeus.
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK nrnAls.

LISBON, March I, 1873.
A farewell Court dinner was given tonight by
King Luis to the ex-King Amadeus and his wife,
who will probably take their departure from Lis
bon for Italy on Monday next.
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ANOTHER MURDERER CONVICTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l, 1873.
The jury to-day in the case OF John Devinc, tried
for the murder Of August Ramp, returned q verdict
of guilty OF murder in the first degree. The pres
ent was the second trial OF the case.
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Popular March Is the Procession 70
KNOWS 2l2 Broadway and under the Fifth Avenue
Hotel attracted by the Spring style ofgentlemens HATS
This IA March item
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THE TEXAS PACIFIC SURVEY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %, 1874
The Reno party or surveyors Tor the Texas Pacific
Railroad arrived at Pima Village, Arizona, Feb
ruary 49, where they connected with the surveying
marty from the East.
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A.-Hcrald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. tO9 T. NJ
On sunday from 3to n M
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Amber Jewelry and Meerscha um Pipes,
made to order and repaired at KALDENBERG'S. No.
Jonn
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A,-Sunday Morning the Russia N
Vapor) MARBLE BATHS Is East Fourth street. receive
gentlemen bathers from to u o'clock The most popu.
lar baths on the Continent
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THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March ], 1873.
The last rail Of the Port Royal Railroad was laid
Yesterday and trains traversed It's entire length
This road connects the barber Of Port RoYsl >. Cn
with Augusta, Ca, and the West.
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A.-Eragrant In . Cigarette. Delicious
In a pipe, when tipped with amber, yellow rich and
rpe SURBRUG'S GOLDEN sCEPrRE TOBACCO. De-
not Fulton street.
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Relief-Marsh & Co Have Constanuy
=, hond SILK ELASTIC ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
a. also SILK ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for varcose VeinS
Al ther Radical Cure Truss ONCE No 2Vesey street.
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Cancer, Cancer. Cancer.-AL ExternaA
Cancers nty cured; charge unless cure IL
effected. Address by letter j. f. WALhEh % Esst
ts.,
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Henry Capt, of Geneva, Now Has q.
bcauttful assortment Of WATCHES ana TRAVELLING
CLOCKS, OF his own make, at Union square.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails ,&c., Cured With
ont main bv Dr. RICE, 203 Broadway, corner Fulton
street CORN ANNIHItATOR by mail, &c.