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w A S HIN G O N.

WASHINGTON, July 6, 1879
Revenue Appointments.
7. W. Wade was to-day appointed internal reve-
nue. gauger for the Sixth district Of Kentucky.
The United States Steamer Brooklyn.
Rear Admiral Alden, late in command OF the Eu-
ropean station reports to the Navy Department
that he arrived at Gibraltar on the 10th utimo
from ville France and lett on the afternoon OF the
same day for New York.
Comet Discovered.
The discovery, at Vienna, OF q comet has just
been announced to the Smithsonian Institution
through the cable. The right ascension OF the
comet is no hours and seven minutes; declinaton
south four degrees thirty.four minutes; motion
unknown.
Treasury Balances.
The balances in the Treasury at the close OF busi-
ness to-day were as follows:-
currency. Ss,oso, ao5
Special deposits of legal tenders for the
redemption OF certificates of deposit. 80, 160, 900
Coin Qncluding $40, lot, 800 In coin certh-
Outstanding legal tenders. $50, 900
Treasury Statement.
Receipts of fractional currency for the
week Observation-Disclosures. $685., 200
Shipments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 34S, 500
Shipments OF notes Observation-Disclosures. 500, 100
Amount held by the Treasurer as security
for the circulation OF national banks. 800 43, $50
And for deposits OF public money. Is, 560,000
National bank notes outstanding. .345, 094, 237
Internal revenue receipts to-day ........ S20,S0S
FOR the month"; l,o4-,zoo
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Preparing to Award the Premiums-Damage
by Storm and Rain-Movements Of
the American Commissioners
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, July S, 1878.
The number Of foreign visitors to the Exhibition
Is increasing daily. The great majority are from
England.
The juries are now hard at work, and 1t is gen.
orally thought that q considerable number Of
prizes win be awarded American exhibitors.
STORM, RAIN AND HEAVY LOSSES
severe rain storm passed over this city to-day.
The water penetrated through the roof Of the Ex-
hibition building, considerably damaging the goods
exhibited in the United States department and
running the silks displayed in the French section.
THE AMERICAN COMMISSION.
Mr.. Jackson 8. Schultz has left Vienna. Hon.
Carl Schurz and Mr.. Adams are here. General
Van Buren, has gone TO voslauer, twenty miles dis
tant from this city.
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public worship as one would be led to sup

public worship as one would be led to sup
pose.
The Jesoish Messenger breaches to ''Young
Israel at the Colleges" and, in regard to
'1ndependence Day." says:-
Possibly the observance OF the Fourth is more
heartfelt this year. because the country feels II has
safely passed through party strife and roguery /;
and now enjoying the blessings Of liberty under a
firm and wise government, II can view with less
an xfety the past, and declare that IL retains the
distinctive American features and doctrines for
whose preservation our fathers fought In the days
OF the struggle Tor independence. The vast major
ity of American citizens have, after all, proved
themselves superior TO the petty Vaccinations OF
demagogues, and shown themselves faithful to the
trust reposed In them.
In parallel lines with the above effusion of
our Jewish contemporary might be placed the
following on the same subject from our high
toned Catholic contemporary, the Boston
Pilot 4,,...,.
Another years revolution has brought US to the
Gay which natarRHy stands upperm0st in American
minds, recalling the memories OF nations bold
manifesto OF independence and vital struggle to
maintain 1t. And now that almost a century has
rolled away, and that grand effort has found its
.ever-rlpening contamination, the people OF this
United Republic have cause for iehcitation in the
wrought in the experiment
nation whose returning anniversary can
be regarded with so much satisfaction by the
very extremes of religious belief must be
strong one and its foundations deeply laid in
the hearts of all the people and of all sects.
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CINCINNATI, July s, 1878.
The storms of the past three days have seldom,
II ever, been equalled in severity in the States of
Ohio and Indiana. Hurricanes and tornadOes,
with hoods OF rain have followed each other in
rapid succession This city and Its immediate
vicinity escaped the fury OF these storms. The
country north OF this ana parallel in Indiana and
Ohio has suffered severely by the furious storms
which passed over 1t on che I'd, Sd and 4th inst
The telegraph wires have been generally Frustrated
At Springfield, Ohio, 1t Is reported that the tele-
graph poles were blown down across the turnpike
so thickly in some places as TO entirely obstruct
travel East OF Springfield. on the Pacific and
Atlantic telegraph line, the-e were 200 poles down,
some OF them struck by lightning and others pros
trated by the wind.
Passengers from Logansport say the storm OF
yesterday leveled the trees nearly all the way
from LOgansport to Richmond, Ind. In Richmond
trees were blown down in the streets. one fell
across an express wagon, breaking both legs OF
the driver and crushing the wagon.
At Troy. OHIO, large cordage factory was I'M
rooted. This side OF Troy, on the line OF the Dayton
and Michigan Railroad, houses were blown down,
fences Frustrated, trees uprooted, fields OF grain
evelled, corn fields lattened and In some instances
corn uproOted Everywhere fields looked like
on the GAINESVILLE road I'VE bridges were washed
away No trains will go east OF Clrcleville before
Monday A number OF feet OF railroad track has
been washed away.
The same prostration OF trees and devastation OF
crops Is reported in this section OF the country as
in that further West.
At Port Washington, Ohio, about seventy miles
east OF Columbus, severe storm OF wind and
rain occurred last night, upro0ting trees and un-
roofing houses.
At Centrevie, Ohio, near Xenia great numbers
OF telegraph poles have been splintered by light
ming.
Al washington, Ind, the storm was exceedingly
fierce. Spears OF wheat were scattered about
wildly and carried many feet in the air.
At Columbus the storm was very severe and
destructive.
The general prostration OF telegraph poles is
without parallel In the history OF the telegraph
company. An alarming large number were shiv-
cred to pieces by lightning and totally destroyed,
while many others were partially destroyed and
many Frustrated by the wind. To-day will be q
busy day IN repairing these lines. BY tonight they
will be ready to tell their own story OF the storm.
terrific storm OF wind and rain passed over
Dayton, Ohio, last night, blowing down trees and
chimneys. In the country the damage to grain
fencing and sheds is said to be extensive The
Miami River Is full and still rising.
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THE SHAH.
His Majesty Bids Farewell to England and En-
barks for France-John Bulls Parting sa-
lute-Royal Roar of Naval Artillery
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, July s. 1873.
His Majesty the Shah OF Persia took his depart
ure from this city to-day for France.
HIS Majesty proceeded to Portsmouth, where he
embarked on the British steam soop Rapid at two
O'Clock In the afternoon, and sailed Immediately
for Cherbourg
An immense crowd gathered at the railway sta
ton In this city, and loudly cheered the Shah as
the special train which carried him Tor Portsmouth
moved on.
ROYAL ROAR OF RESPECT FOR THE FOREIGN LION.
As the Rapid steamed out OF Portsmouth harbOr
parting salute was given by the vessels attached
to the channel squadron.
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INTO the creek TO water bis horses. Carman es-s
capped.
OHIO.
Miss T.. Mcway, living near Noblesvine, at
tempted to pour coal oil on the fire YESTERDAY.
when an explosion followed and she was burned
to death.
ILLINOIS.
Several accidents happened at Chicago, the
most serious OF which was the shooting and,
IL Is thought, fatally woundlng OF a boy, by a
young man who was shooting at q mark.
GEORGIA.
The Fourth passed of quietly in Savannah. Ono
negro was accidentally killed by another
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JOURNALISTIC NOTE.

THE SPIRIT OF THE TrMEs.--This well known and
long established chronicle OF the Turf, Field
Sports and the stage" has been enlarged from
sixteen to twenty pages comes out in a new and
exceedingly handsome typographical dress and is
otherwise much improved. We are glad to note
these evidences OF success in our popular and
ancient sporting cOntemporary.
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HlEGsAms TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, July s, 1873.
The anniversary OF the independence OF the
United states was celebrated at the American Lee
CATION yesterday by grand banquet.
Among the distinguished guests Of Minister
Sickles on the occasion were Sehor CASTELAR,, the
members OF the Cabinet, the foreign representa-
tives in Madrid and the President of the Cortes.
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OVER THE FALLS OF NIAGARA
CHIPPEWA, July 8, 1873

CHIPPEwA July 8, 1873.
party consisting OF a man, woman and
child went out on the river yesterday afternoon In
boat, and are supposed to have gone over the
Falls, as pieces of the boat were picked up below
the Falls this noon. The young man was from
Cincinnati. and the girl with her young brother,
from Toronto. The young man and girl were TO
nave been married to-day, having procured
license at Welland yesterday Their names nave
not yet been ascertaned. The address OF woman
on Cedar street. Cleveland, was found IN the mans
pocketb00k at the hotel, but no effects OF any con-
sequence have been discovered. The bodies have
not vet been recovered.
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A BURGLAR CAPTURED.

On the s0th Of June Mr.. John Richter. OF
Seventy fourth street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues was robbed OF $1s7, four rings and gold
watch and chain by his brother-in-law, James
McGrath, who ut once ned to Buffalo, where he was
arrested by the local authorities on Information
telegraphed by superintendent Matsell. Detective
Keso was sent on to get the prisoner aud re-
turned last evening with bis man,
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SAD CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH

man named Amos Parsons became drunk ON
the Fourth In Trenton. AS result OF his con-
vlvlaties his lifeess body found In the stream
known as the Water Power, in the above city.
carry yesterday morning. An inquest was held
and verdict OF accidental drowning was returned
Inc unfortunate man was about thirty years OF
age and up TO short time before the beginning Of
his fatal spree was an employe OF a sawmiil COM
pany in Trenton.
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A Sad Accident.

MILWAUKEE, WIS., July 8, 1873.
The terrible storm which swept over Wisconsin
yesterday proved very disastrous to pleasure par
ties at Green Lake, Wis. number Of pleasure
seekers on the lake were struck by the storm,
their boats capsizeG, and twenty souls were sent
to eternity.
The following are the only names that could be
obtaned:-M T. Russell and daughter, OF Berlin.
Wis. Jennie Olin, child of Mr.. Allen, Mrs. A. Z.
COrwn, Mrs. George Harding. William Blanham,
wife and child and Mr.. John Bain oil from Dart
lord
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THE EVANS MURDER.

WHEELING, West Va, July 5, 1873.
At the inquest this afternoon on the body OF Mar
tin A. g. Evans letters were found on Evans adj
dressed to his mother, and also to leading physi-
clan OF this CITY, stating hts firm intention OF shooting
Mrs. Dunlap and then killing himself The jury
sttempts were only to save Ryans from blootshsd-
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THE NORTHFLEET DISASTER
Portuguese Customs Action Against the Cap
tain of the Murillo
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LISBON, July s, 1879
The Custom House authorities have fined the cap
tain Of the steamship Murilo which ran into and
sunk the emigrant ship Northneet In the English
Channel, zoe, 900 for failing to como to Lisbon
when he had cargo for this port.
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In Wheeling.

WHEELING, West Va, July 8, 1873.
William Cohan, an old resident OF this city, was
taken suddenly Ill to-day, and the physicians pro-
nounce the disease to be genuine Asiatic cholera.
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CUBA.
Slave Ownership and the Question Of Forced
Labor for tho Public Service.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, July 4, 1873.
The planters have agreed to pay tax OF So for
each slave instead OF sending them to work on the
Trocha.
The owners Of runaway Cinnamon now in the
government depots have onered them to the
authorities to work on the Trocha, and the Captain
General has determined to accept them.
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Aletic China Water Prevents and Cures
Rheumatism Kidney, &c. also Prevents Insanity MUIR
DER Divorce Family Quarrels Send your orders "a
A. w. LAVENDER 165 Maiden lane, New York !
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HERALD.

LISBON July 8, 1873.
There was no banquet here yesterday in celebra-
ton o: the Fourth OF July. The representative Of
the United States was absent from the city and
there was no American vessel on the Tagus.
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IElEeHAMS 10 THE NEW Yosx HERALD.

LONDON, July 5, 1879.
special despatch from Paris to the London
Telegraph says the duel between NM Ranc and
De Cassagnac is to take place ON Monday next.
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On the Sci0tO.

CIRCLEvILLE, Ohio, July 6, 1873
The Scioto River has overnOwed the extensive
broom corn fields in this vicinity probably running
from five hundred to thousand acres OF broom
corn. The corn Is nattened down and the dirt
washed on to 1t so that much OF 1t cannot RISE
The streams are 80 high that the roads are impas
sable between here ana Columbus. No trains have
arrived from the East since Thursday.
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STORMS IN THE WEST.
Immense Destruction of Property in
Ohio and Indiana.
Twenty Persons Drowned at Green
Lake, Wisconsin.
Miles of Telegraph Poles, Acres of Grain
and Scores of Houses Levelled.


CHICAGO, July g. 1878.
The weather to-day Is clear and beautiful The
meagre reports yet received from various points
In the county show that the storm OF the last two
days has been one OF the most severe kind ever
experienced here. An immense quantity OF water
fell, and there has been good deal OF damage TO
telegraph poles and wires by lightning and wind.
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Campo's Infalliblc Specifc-SOvercigD
Remedy Tor Rheumatism, Neuralgia Cholera, Cramps
HUDNUT, Herald Building
JOHN +. HENRY, No College place..
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In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 8, 1873.
There were thirteen interments yesterday. Five
Of the bodies were Of persons who had died OF
cholera. This disease while abating In the city, Is
spreading Ia the country adjacent
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In Nashville.

NASHVILLE Tenn, July s, 1873.
The number OF deaths from all causes in this city
yesterday was fourteen. Of which nine were from
cholera.
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FRANCE.

Deadly Determination Of Noted Legislators
Against Life and for Honor
Marshal Bazalnes Trial
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A.-Eau Angelique. for the Teeth ana
Gums BIsCOTINE FOOD for infants DELLUC co..
6s5 Broadway are the sole pToPrstors aud maaaiac-
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Marshal Bazatne's Trial.

Marshal Bazatne's Trial.
LONDON, July s. 1873.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times
teegraphs to that paper that the trial Of Marshal
Bazaine will probably take place at Compiegne in
the latter part OF September.
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Dvspepsin.-Dr. sharp's specific

- =, - t.. .:...S..I
be procured at HARTNETTS Pharmacy, FOURTH
and Aston place BRlENS Fiftcth street ana
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Carlfsm To Be Gnrroted to Death If 1t
Remains Deffant-NIore ships as Mail
Transports.
MADRID, July s, 1878.
The Spanish government has decided to employ
every resource to crush the Carlist insurrection.
proclamation will be issued giving the nsur-
gents five days to surrender to the republican
forces after which time cordons will be drawn
around the insurrectionary districts and a de-
cisive campaign commenced.
MAIL TRANSPORTATION
In consequence Of the interruption OF railway
trafflc in the North the mails are now sent from
SPAN by sea in war vessels.
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Drowning is Played Out by Using
KAHNw EILER'S. NEVER SINK LIFE PRESERVER.
Az Cant STR
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Reaches, Bed Bugs, Pleas, Ants and
Moths uay destroyed buildings and vessels u
every description by original KNOWLES. 26o Gran0
sire Ne Iork.
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Affections of the Bladder and Ktdney4
permauently cured by using KEARNEY's EXTRACT
BUCHU only remedy for Diabetes Gravel and Brght'a
Disease. Depot l0 Duane street
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NEW YORK HERALD.
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A.-Thc Importance OF tho New Elastic
TRUSS cannot be- overestimated. 1t retains Rupture,
comfortably, night and day, till permanently cured
Sold 6S3 Broadway.
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Germs, Bunions, Nails, Sc. Cured Wtths
out pain. CORN CURE by mail 50 cents
DR.. RICE. 2OS Broadway, corner Fulton.
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SPAIN.

American Banquet on Independence Day
Distinguished Company in Honor
Of the Anniversary.
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For the Piles Use A. w. Keating's
celebrated ONTMENT price 25c. Office 235 Front street,
corn OIL slim
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A.-Twenty-hve Cents Worth OF
LYONS INSECT POWDER will destroy million cock
roac and bugs
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ROME.

His Holiness the Pope Taking Outdoor Ex-
ercise.
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OCEAN TELEGRAPHY.

The Atlantic Cable Of 1878 Successfully Com
pleted
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Also THE BEST STORY T

raj arrangements 10 clubs
often or twenty or more subscribers
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OF Ireland. In the list year or his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
quested to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence No. 70 Hester street, on Monday Afternoon
July 7, at two O'Clock.
For other Deaths See Ninth Pace
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A.-Hcrald Branch Once, brooklyn
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. 10 ~ N.
on Sunday from to r NJ
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best In tho
world the only true perfect hair dye, instanane-
Gus harmless; ut all druggists
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Century Whiskey Is Manufactured Ex.
pressIy for medical use 1t is pure and mellow, and
those who are obliged stmuants should give 1t
trial For sale by druggists.
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INDIA.
HindOO Peasants in Agrarian COmbina-
ton and Communist Revolt.
Plumber Of Property. Anti-Rentism and
Incendiarism.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON July 6, 1873
despatch from Bombay brings the intelligence
OF rising among the Hindoo peasants in the dis
trict Of Poonah.
They refuse TO pay their rents and have plum
dered and burned several houses
ARMED PURSUIT AND CONFLICT
Two bands OF the antirentists have been dis
persed by the police
The POonah District.
The city OF Poonah British India, is situated on
a tributary OF the Beemah River. seventyhve miles
southeast OF Bombay 1t Is the capital OF the
POonah district Its population ranges from
eighty to ninety thousand. Its garrison consists
Of 900 troops.
Lord Napier OF Magdala ON the British
Position In India.
Lord Napier OF Magdala reported his opinion OF
the British power In India to the Home govern
ment in official minute, written in his capacity
as Commander-in- Chief OF the Army in India, which
was presented to Parliament in the year 1872. His
Lordship said:-
In looking TO our general position in India can.
not nnd ground FOR believing tnat We may neglect
snX means s OF saltaning our SUPREMACY or that we
can dls"rm without risk in o fancied security. IL
appears to me that we never had less hold on the
aneGtions of the people than at present do not
at all attribute this to the income tax, OF which
should have heard very little II Europeans had
been exempt The cause is, I believe, much
India their nome, and identified themselves with
the people, is represented by very few such men
as Colonel Ramsay, OF Kemaon. The remembrance
OF the benefits which we conferred on the people OF
the parts OF India which we relieved from oppres-
sion and misrule has passed away with the people
OF those days. The present generation only con-
slider their present restraints and the obligations
imposed on them, and the more educated and am
bilious look for larger share OF places OF infu-
ence and emoluments than they now possess. The
religious movement, though the scope Of its
objects and intentions has not been fully brought
to light, shows q much wider extent and cOmbna-
ton than we have hitherto appreciated.
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ElrsMm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

HEARTS CONTENT, Nefwoundland,(
INDEPENDENCE DAY, July 4, 1873.
Tne laying Of the cable OF 1873 was successfully
oomnlatAd this morning. shortly after midnight.
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The Deaths in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI July 5, 1873.
There were nine deaths from cholera here to-day.
Only one death from cholera was reported in this
city Yesterday,
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Corns Cured, soc. TO 81; Bunions, Nails.
&C. treated at S52 Broadway between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth sts DIR. WESTERLY ELI, CniropodiSt
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Avoid Cholera 1.-The Only Perfect Dis
infectant Is CARBOLC ACID wide Health ofcers re-
any quantity at Carboc headquarters, klDDERs
WEThERELL& CO.'S, s. John street. near william, New
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Holyoke's Celebrated Fever and AguS
CURE may he obtained at 1913 Eighth avenue, betweeo
Fifty sc venth and Fifty eighth streets
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TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

$50 ~ ROME, July 8, 1879
His Holiness Pope Plus TX walked in the Vatican
grounds to-day. His Holiness required no assist
ance.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged JoInts.-AIH
Diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARlE, Union