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The New York herald., 1873-09-16
SPAIN.
6epdblican Denial Of Reported Carlist Vic
tory-Seceaionists and Bourboniss Said
to Have Been Slaughtered-Insur-
rectionist Plan for an ALI
ancs with the Carlists
TElfsRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. 15!Hs7S.
Private dispatches received in this ciu deny
the truth OF the report, given currency by Carl
lists, that the republican troops in the mort kinder
General Santapaco Iona, have met wittsr:severe
defeat by the insurrectonists
On the contrary, they state that the engagement
resulted in victory for the government forces,
the Carlists being defeated with great slaughter.
The number Of insurrectionlsts engaged in the
battle 1900, while that OF The republicans was
only 10000.
RADICAL INsURRECTIoNIsTs SEEKING ALLIANCE
WITH THE RoYALIsrs.
The leaders OF the Cartagena insurrection are
endeavoring TO secure the cooperation OF the
Carlists in their efforts to raise the siege OF the
city. They have made propositions to the Carlists
to attack the republicans in the rear while the be-
sieged make q sortie.
II Is not known how the Carlists have received
these overtures; but the exposure or tnis des-
porate resort has deprived the insurgents of ali
public sympathy.
GENEKAL-INCHIEF OF THE NATIONAL ARMIES.
General Moriones has been appointed Generals
simo of the armies Of Spain.
An Insular Popul u tion Agitated.
MADRID, Sept. Is, 1873.
Intelligence has been received here that disturb.
a1ces have occurred on the island OF Maiorea.
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TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. IA, 1873.
The Court OF Aldermen, alter thorough in
vesrigation, have come to the conclusion that the
charges of bribery against the warders of New
gate, IN connection with the plot for the escape Of
the Bank Of England forgers, are unounded
The Americans who were arrested for attempt
to bribe have been discharged from custody and
the warders restored to their duties.
FATAL ACCIDENT
The walls OF building in the town OF stone
house, Devonshre which had been recently
burned. fell this morning. killing eight persons and
injuring several others.
BULLION TO THE BANK.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank of Eng
ian0 to-day Is fSS, 900.
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OTHER DISASTERS ON THE LAKE.

Two schOoners, Three Barges md Two
Scows Ashore mt Grand Haven.
GRAND HAVEN, Sept. 49, 1873.
line of barges from Chicago-thc tow OF the
propeller New Era-arrived or this port
at about halfpast six A. M. The Era
made the port, but the barges G.. o. d.,
Golden Harvest and Apprentice Boy went on
the beach just north OF the North pier. The barge
Allen broke loose before getting here and drifting
to the northward made Montague all safe. The
schooner Magnolia, of Chicago, went on the beach
north OF the pier at SIX O'Clock this morning rum
ming hard on, bow first then swinging on broadslde.
She is all right, but is high and dry The schooner
c. c. North also went ashore and lies In bad
shape. The scow G. G. Butts went ashore nearly
the same time and is hard on the beach. The G.
O. D. was towed of this evening.
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ruai wnicn the extracts well those Of tine bir
OF the children, and the due declar MacsfV
and your husband, being examined by him. he copied
them In special registers and depoted them in the pri
vate archives OF the chapel
M. COrtina and his brother reporters conclude
thor part OF the subject by assuring Her Majesty
that ''she had abundanty complied with the laws
OF God and man. without shrinking from the sacri-
fee which all would not have courage enough to
make In the position Her Majesty occupied" NJ
Cortina's alllson to the impossbiity OF the Span
ish government or Of Queen Isabella being capable
OF stating what was not true, caused some
Spaniards to smile. TAe truth was, Queen Chris
tina would have large sum OF money TO refund To
the Spanish Treasury il her marriage dated from
1888, and she escaped thas alternative by sacn-
fee OF, to any ether w0many still more panlul
and Illuminating kind.
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Colonel George w. Pierce.

Colonel George II. Pierce. one OF the most re-
spected ana popular citizens OF the old Granite
State, died last Saturday at Dover at the age OF
hfty years. Colonel Pierce wen known through
out all the New England States as one OF these
active ana busy men who are always hard workers
In any cause In which they interested. His in
tegrty was only equaled Dy his genialty and
those who have known him either In bssuess or i'm
uienuship VIII regret his loss During the Mo
Cellan campaign he candidate lor she Lieute-
naht GoVernorship; he ran 1900 ahead OF hia
ticket-a good evidence OF ais popularity has
hatiVe state. He was largely Interested In rail-
roads, and was, perhaps one od the lar1est "a
contractors i'll New England.
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THE KU KLUX IN KENTUCKY.
Not as Black ms They Are Pninted-Re-
port OF a Citizen Of Cincinnati-Martial
Law Deprecated.

Not as Black as They Are Pninted-Re-
port OF a Citizen Of Cincinnati-MartiaI
Law Deprecated.
CINCINNATI, Ohio Sept. 10, 1878.
A prominent citizen of Cincinnati, who had been
spending several days in the Ku Klux region Of
Kentucky, returned to the city last evening. He
reports the country quiet and the people ready to
talk freely about their troubles. They claim that
the accounts of affairs given recently in letters in
the Louisville COarier-JOtynol are much exag-
Gerayed and that the troubles will be stopped
BY due course Of law. One prominent lawyer
stated that he has no doubt there was
large organization OF Ku Klux, but that
many Of them were respectable citizens who had
no sympathy with marauders, and that within ten
days iull disclosures would be made OF the secrets
of the order, and that those who have repented OF
their connection with 1t would assist in sup
pressing 1t. The idea OF martial law Is not rel
ished by any one. A well known lawyer OF Owen
county asserted that there was no established
order, and that the offenders were merely
common thieves and murderers. The owen
county authorities say that the murder OF the
negro Whitestone is the only one which has taken
place In their county. Two OF those charged with
this murder were acquitted at the preliminary
examination, and three others escaped from jail u
week ago; but they afterwards gave themselves up
to the authorities, declaring they could prove an
alibi, Their examination Is set down for tomor-
row and 1t Is thought they will be bound over
owen county people assert that all concerned In
this outrage are ex-memDers OF the FEDERAL army.
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BAYONNL YACHT CLUB.

seventh Annual and Sixth Union 2c4
gatta-The Entries in the Several
Glasses.
The seventh annual and sixth union regatta Of
the Bayonne Yacht Club will take place to-day from
of the idle Hour" Greenvtlle, N. j., and no doubt
the aquatic reunion will be pleasing in the ex-
treme.
PRIZES.
The club offers for competition both union and
club prizes. The union prizes are-
First-A prize for all cabin sloop yachts under 45
feet on the water line
Second-A prize for all yachts (open boats over
"a feet and under 81 feet long, mean length.
Third-A prize for all yachts (open boats) over
II feet long and under "a feet long, mean length.
The club prizes are two for each class, one to
be sailed for on time allowance, and one (the nag
officers prize) to be awarded to the first yacht
home, regardless of time allowance. No yacht
shall win more than one club prize, and If the
Yacht winning the flag Ofcers' prize also wins the
club prize on time allowance the same shall be
awarded to the next yacht on time allowance.
COURSE.
The course of the several classes will be as fol.
FIRST Class.-FrOm the anchorage of the idle
Hour to and around the monument on Romer
Shoals rounding it from westward to eastward
and return to stakeboat on the Idle Hour, passing
to the eastward OF est Bank buoys Nos. IL, 49, 15
and to the westward of Fort Lafayette gong and
Secona Cyass.-From the anchorage ffAthe Idle
Hour to and around the stakeboat OF Fort Lafay-
cite, rounding it from westward to eastward and
return, sailing over the course twice.
Third Cldss.-From the anchorage Off the Idle
Hour to and around the Robins Reef buoy (can
BUOY, rounding 1t from westward and eastward
and return, and sailing over the course three
times.
All yachts to turn home stakeboat from north
ward to westward.
TIME ALLOWANCE.
The time allowance will be-f0r the first class
yachts. one and half minutes to the foot water
line, and oil open boats will sail under measure
ment OF canvas allowance, one and half seconds
to the square foot OF canvas
ENTRIES.
|. The following entries have been made and will
compete for the several przes:-
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BRITAIN AND BRAZIL.
English Emigrants Returned from South Amer.
lea and Their Report.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. Is, 1873.
number of emigrants who left England for
Brazil have returned, bringing doleful accounts Of
their treatment In the latter country.
They declare that they have experienced great
hardships ever since their departure from their
homes and that the promises made to them by
the agents OF the Brazilian government in this
country were nagrantly broken.
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The Fire at Fla airfield, Mo.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 49, 1873.
The following Ia . list In insurance on the -FOUR
ing mill burned last night at Fairfield :-Connecti-
cut, s., 500; Armenia, OF Pittsburg, $2,00O North
Missouri, $2,5OO; German OF Freeport, ILL.,, $1,000;
Allemania OF Cleveland, $4,000; Traders, OF Chi
cago, $4,000; Union Mutual, OF Philadelphia, $2 500
Black River. OF New York, $500; Tradesmen's, of
New York, $4,000; Commercial Union, $500; Citi-
zen's, OF Newark, N. j., $2,5oO; Westchester, Of
New Rochelle, $4,000. and sl9,500 In ST. Louis COM
naniea.
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MAILS FOB EUROPE.

The steamship Manhattan will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Office
at twelve O'Clock M.
The NEw YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
will be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock in tho
morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, SIX cents.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Tne Dreadnaught, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. StocKwel which
has been at anchor OF the HERALD Telegraph sta.
tion, at whitestone, for the past few weeks, got
under weigh yesterday evening and proceeded to
Northport where she will go into winter quarters
The steam yacht Wave. N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Harley
from New YORK, passed Whitestone to-day, en-
route for New InndOrI
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fncendiary Fire in Maine.

PORTLAND Me-, sept Is, 1878.
The wooden building at Great Falls owned by
Captain Lindsay and occupied by Jeremiah Parker
& Son for the manufacture Of clothing for Boston
parties, was burned by an incendiary fire on Sun
day night There were also destroyed 81, 900 worth
OF clothing in process OF manufacture and 5000
worth OF sewing machines and tools, on which
there was no insurance.
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YACHTING ACCIDENT.

The Toronto Yacht Sphynx Upset and
Three Men Drowned.
ST. CATHARINEs Canada Sept. Is, 1873
The yacht Sphynx, with a man named Ward,
Of Toronto, Clinging to her Keel was picked up to-
day by the schooner Mary Battle and brought to
Port Dalhousie. Ward reports the loss OF three
men, named Davidson, Morgan and Graves all be-
longing to Toronto. The yacht capsiZed in the
0ale of FRIDAY last.
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A Case OF Arson.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 15. 1873.
Orlando NJ. Palmer is under arrest at Newton for
setting fire to Bacon's block. Palmer had an in
surance OF So 900 in the Peoples Office, Worcester,
while his stock Of provisions, &C.. amounted ~
5000. He confesses setting the fire, which was for
tunately discovered ana eXtlnguished with slight
damage.
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A SAD CASE.

One of the bodies recovered was that OF little
boy about six years OF age, probably the son OF
Mrs. Valentine, of Milwaukee. He was neatly
dressed, had light hair, blue eyes, and q beautiful
and intelligent face, (which, except In its paeness
looked as though he had fallen quietly asleep.
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Large Fire In st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS Sept 15 1879. I
The fire in East St. Louis early this morning,
consumed the nouring mill OF Henry Schaner d.
Bros, six tenement houses, and the stables belong
ing to the mill. The mill contained 1000 barrels
loss Is $4,000; insurance not ascertancd. The loss
the tenement houses ana other property is
about S., 900.
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NEW ZEALAND.
Fire in Auckland and Very Heavy Losses.
TELEGRAM TO TaE NEW YORK rsnALp.

LONDON, Sept. Is, 1878.
Dispatches from Australia report great fire in
Auckland. New Zealand.
Fifty-eight buildings were destroyed. and the
total loss Is estimated at S240OO0.
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THE BUFFALO BALLOON,

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 10, 1873.
1t Is feared the storm tonight will prevent the
balloon ascension tomorrow.
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At the meeting OF the Commissioners OF Chari-
ties yesterday Patrick 0eary was appointed
Keeper OF the Penitentiary on Blackwelrs Island.
In the place 0f James Mal0v. declined.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER.
The Propeller IrOnsides Goes Down
inaStorm On Lake Michigan.
A BOAT LOAD OF PEOPLE DROWNED.
List Of the Rescued and Lost-One Boat
with Passengers Still Missing.

GKAND HAVEN, Mich, Sept Is. 1873.
The propeller Ir0nsMes, OF the Engeimann line,
connecting with che Detroit and Milwaukee RAFT
way, aud one Of the largest steamers on the lakes
toundered and sunk seven uiles OF this port
at noon to-day Her signai of distress was
hoisted at nine A. NJ. but so terrible
was the sea and heavy the wind no assistance
could reach her. She labored in the trough OF the
sea from about halfpast eight A. M. until the time
she sunk. The passengers and crew prepared the
boats to leave her about halp ten O'Clock, and
the last boat left her at ten minutes to twelve.
When the last boat had got about q quarter OF .
mile from her she went down. There were
FIVE BOATS FILLED WITH THE CREW AND PAssEN-
GERS.
One boat, con tanning five men and four women, cap
sized and only one man or the party reached Shore
Four boats have reached shore up to this tlme
One boat, containing Captain Sweetman and wife
and nvc passengers, has not yet been heard from.
1t is feared they are among the lost. Thirty-two
persons are known to have been saved and iOur
teen bodies have been recovered.
There were forty nine persons on board the Iron
sids, OF whom nineteen were passengers
The following Is
A LIST OF THB DROWNED
whose bodies have been recovered aud identified -
John DriscOn, steward OF the boat
John Hales, of Milwaukee.
Charles wnmsll, agent of c. f. Harng & Co.,
New York.
Mrs. II. A. valentine ana child, OF Milwaukee.
A. s. Donelson, OF Grand Rapids.
Mrs. ]. b. L. Dewitt of Milwaukee.
The following is list of the saved. as far as can
be ascertaincd:--
THE SAVED.
n E. watkins, clerk of the boat.
o. Ketzenger.
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ST. LOUIS. NO., Sept. Is, 1873.
Advices from the Indian Territory say the ne
groes there numbering I5, 600, formerly the slaves
of Indians are moving to secure territorial Or
ganization for their own protection, and will soon
hold convention In the Choctaw Nation to con-
alder the aubjeCt.
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PERSIA.
A Chief Minister Under Sudden Change of
Circumstances.
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

TEHERAN, Sept. Is, 1878.
BY order OF the Shah the Grand vizier who ac-
companied His Majesty on his recent visit to
Europe has been sent to prison.
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ENGLAND.

justification of Prison Officials and American
Citizens-Fatal Accident-Bullion
to the Bank.
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A.-Hcra1d Branch Onfcc, BrOOklyns
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from A. NJ. to r. NJ
On Sunday from to 0 T. NJ
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THE MAINE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Sept Is, 1873.
Returns from 466 towns, received at the Kenne-
bee Journal ONCE, foot up as ioows:-Dingley,
45,l34; TitcomD, 32,6le Williams, 1,ol3-total,
79.688: Dingley's majority, 10,602. The few small
towns and plantations yet to be heard from Will
not materially change results.
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Ali yachts must be anchored in line before half
past ten O'Clock this morning.
OFFICERS.
The offcers OF the Bayonne Yacht Club are as
follows :-Commodore, H. B. Pearson, Vice Com
modore william II. Langley Rear Commodore,
Charles A. Bouton; President, c. &. Hough Secre-
tary, Charles fl. Woeltje;. Treasurer. Charles Il.
Mensch; Measurer, John II. Ellsworth. The Re-
ratta Committee are Messrs. George A. Beng
Charles Il. Mensch and T. ID. Harrison.
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A.-FQr Cleaning and Dyeing, go tn
LORDS $50 Broadway Bleecker street; y3t Broad
way, near Twenty second street
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Firo at Union Springs, N. VA Church,
stables, stores, and Houses Destroyed.
AUBURN, N. Y, Sept. Is, 1873.
fire at Union Springs on saturday night iasc
destroyed the Baptist church, the hotel stables and
their contents and several stores and residences.
The loss Is $4,000, partially insured The fire i2
supposed to have been the work OF an inceudiary.
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wheeler ~ Wilson Family Sewing
MACHINE, handsomely encased In walnut nearly new
s75 will be sold Tor $50 attachments complete iu
perfect order; must be sold. D7 Bleecker street.
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FIRES.

Cotton MIL Burned Mt Holmesburg, Pa
Loss Sti5,0OO.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15 1878.
Jonathan Lodges cotton and W oolen mills. at
Holmesburg, Pa, were burned late on Saturday
night. The loss Is estimated at $I25,O0O; nsur-
ancc, $4,000.
The insurance on Jonathan Lodges cotton and
wooen mills, destroy ed by fire ut HolInesburg. Pa,
on saturday night, was distributed, and includes
the Franklin, OF West Virginia; Rochester Of Ro-
chester, NJ Y; Merchants and Manufacturers, OF
Maine; Hiberna, Of Cleveand; SOuthsids, OF Pitts
burg, aud the Miivilie, OF Mve, N j. The loss
on stock and machinery is s$12, 200; on buildings
$4,000.
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A.-Espenscheid's Fall style of Gcntle-
MEMS HATS, for fineness of material, elegance OF
finish and durability they cannot be surpassed. Try
SAem At lIS Nassau street.
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Eminent Physicians in New York City
are prescribing HALE's HONEY OF H0REHOUNn
AND TAR specific for Coughs. Colds and Bronchitis.
Thus professional prejudice yields to the argument
facts. Pixies TOUTHACHE DROPS cure in
The New York herald., 1873-09-16

A.-For o First Glass Hat at Popular
prices 60 to DoUGAN l02 Nassau street. of Ann
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All Complaints Incident TO Females
perma nentiy cured by KEARNEIS : BUCHU. single
dose coDvinces. Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle,
sly 70.
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A Poor Wife, TOrmentcd with NeuraI-
ga, will ind insta relief in WOLCOTTS PAIN
PAINT. Pints 81 81. Sold everywhere
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Hotel In Lexington, Ky, Burned
Down.

CINCINNATI, Ohio Sept. Is. 1873
The Broadway. Hotel in Lexington, Ky was
burned last evening. The loss amounts to about
$4,000 or $4,000. The building was insured for
$500 each in the North British. Old Dominion.
Kentucky, American and Central Fire Insurance.
Companies, and for $4,000 in the Lancashire, OF
England.
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A Gratifying Fact.-The IntrOductiOm
KNOx'S fall style Of genticmens HATS II Is worthy
hatters reputation and has naturally excited uni
versal approval Buy your hats at either OF KNOWS
stores No 22 Broadway, in the Prescott House, or Fifth
vapunI II1t fol
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Corns, Buni0hs, Enlarged Joints, all
diseases OF the feet cured by DIR. ZAcHARIE. q Union
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BatcheiOr's Hair Dye is the Best I'm the
world the only true and perfect hair dye, nstantape
O haIINessL Al all urn1Qists,
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., Cured With-
out pain CORN CURE by mail so cents. -
Dr. RICE, 2D5 Broadway, corner tulon street,
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Buy tho Best.
GOODALL's PLAYING CARDS. Sold everywhere.
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G1enhnm Hotel,
on the European PLAN ., -.
Fifth av, between Twenty first ana iWentyseconu ~
'o0'' - ALBERT H. CRANEy
ProSrIetor.
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THE BLACKS AND THE REDS.
ST. Lor1s. Mo. Sent. Is.

Cclored Citizens Of the Indian Territory
Moving for . Government of Their
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Havana Lottery.-we Sold the S5OO,OOO
q, tho Extyaordinsry Drawing April 2 Circulars sent
IL IL rtaraotion s, given. j. b. MARTINEZ CO, l0 Wall
street Post oilce box s6S5 New YORK
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Rupture and Physical Deformitfea
.occcssnly treated by MARSH CO, at their Radical
sS,s,e Trnss of}ce. 2Nescy street.
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wigs. Toupees, Sc.-G. Rauchfuss,
Practical wig Maker and Importer Of Human HAIR -
\ ast Twelfth street. near Broadway.