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LADIES, see that your fathers, bro
theirs and husbands wear the ElmWoou IoIIaT.
They will always look well if they do.
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THE late Gov. Gearv pronounced DR..
ShalIenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote a
public Lenefaction. \ single trial will eStab-
iish its merits.
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STILL VThat
Happy Hours"

New Chrome by Hill,
viii be given to every subscriber to AMATEUR. the
leadlng musical monthly. subscription only one
dollar per year. Sample copy 10 cents. Lee &
walkers Musical Almanac Tor 1873 sent free to
any address.
LEE q WALKER, Music Publishers,
s3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Peculiarities of Different Languages.

The Hindoos are said to have no word
for a "friend." The Italians have no
equivalent for our Humility" The
Russian dictionary gives a word, the de-
fnition of which is mot to have enough
buttons on your footman's waistcoat -
q second means to "kill over again ;" q
third, "to earn by dancing :" while the
word "knout," which we have all learn
ed to consider as of exclusively Russian
meaning and application, proves upon
investigation to be their word "knut,"
and to mean onlya "whip of any kind. "
The Germans calls a thimble a Ginger
hat" (Which it certainly ISL and a grass
hopper a "hay-horse." A glove with
them is a "hand-shoe," showing evil
IDENTIFY that they shoes before
gloves. Poultry is "feather cattle, "
whilst the names for the well-known
substances, "oxygen and Hydrogen"
are, in their language, "sour-stuff," and
" water-stuf." The French, strange to
say, have no verb, "to stand" nor can
a Frenchman speak of "kicking any
one. The nearest approach he, in his
politeness, makes to it is, to threaten to
"giVe a blow with his foot" the same
thing probably to the recipient, in
either case, but it seems to want the di-
rectness, the energy, of our Chick"
Neither has he any word for "baby,"
nor for "home," nor " comfort" The
terms "up-stairs and downstairs "
are also unknown in French. In En-
glish we "cure " meat and "cure " sick
people, and like our girls to be "quick,"
but never wish to see them "fast."
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GreaG NedieBI Book &c.
ladies & Genaa-
sent free for 2 Stamps. Address -
1Es A0napaFte e Co., CtnefnmafL, O,
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L1rHG COMPLAINTS. BRONCHITIs. ASTHMA, ETC,
are speedily relieved, and If taken in time, perma-
uentfy cured by DR.. Jayne'S ltXpectorant. You
viii fad it also a certain remedy Tor coughs and
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SIDE Plantation. On Bayou sohaasr,
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And when steals the eFeutide,
When tfe's Saturday is one,
Wen ding our working dress aside,
And put our sabbath garments on
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SEE testimonfals in local column. Buffalo, N. Y.
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BURGLARS IN PITTSTON.

The Post Office Broken Into, the Safe
Letters Carried OH-Another Establish.
ment also Entered and Robbed.
PITTsTON. Pa, March 20, 1873.
At an early hour this morning 1t was discovered
that the Post ONCE had been burglariously en-
tered, and, upon further examination 1t was found
that safe which occupied position in back part
Of the ONCE was blown open and rined of its con-
tents.
The thieves must be adopts in their profession,
for in addition to rObbing the safe they ransacked
the letters in the Office, and appropriated all those
their place.
When visited the ONCE this morning there was
a large crowd Of persons there, specializing as to
the probable manner In which the daring ROBBERY
was accomplished. The floor was covered with the
debris OF lath mortar and mail bags and Mr.. G.
~ Richart, postmaster, and his female clerks,
two pretty brunettes, were completely confused. Mr..
Richart informed me That the exact amount OF the
robbery could not be estimated. The sale con.
tanned sum OF money belonging to the Episcopal
congregational church amounting to about six
thousand dollars and postage stamps amounting to
81, 100, which were taken.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
Almost simultaneously with the Post once rob.
Dery IL was discovered tnat sale In the ONCE OF
Charles Pugh was also blown open and robbed OF
its contents. A large hole In the ceiling OF Mr..
Pughs office attested the force with which the safe
exploded. The explosion was effected by intro
ducing powder into small hole through the door
OF the safe and probably ignited by fuZe.
These daring robberies have created quite
sensation here. 1t Is understood that they are the
work OF professional gang OF thieves from Phila-
dclphia No clue to their discovery has as yet been
Obtained.
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ENGLAND.
Chancellor loves Budget Calculations
Bank o. England Forgeries Case-The Anglo
Hiberniaa Riotous Demonstration-Alarm
in the Coal and Iron Districts

LONDON. March 90 1878.
Mr.. Lowe, Chancellor OF the Exchequer, will pre-
sent the annual budget about the Sd OF April Ii
will show revenue Of $3.50 OOO,O 900 and expendi-
lures to the amount probably OF 1855 900, OO0
THE BANK OF ENGLAND FoRGERIEs
Noyes, the alleged confederate of the parties
who committed the great forgeries on the Bank Of
England, was up before the Court for examination
to-day. witnesses for the Bank gave their testi-
mony, and the case was adjourned, the prisaner
being remanded to Newgate.
FLOW OF BULLION TO THE BANK
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
f53, 900 during the past week.
RIOT AND COMBINATION IN THE COAL AND IRON
DISTRICTS.
The viot in .Wolverhampton the day before yester-
day was between the EngIishmen and Irshmen en-
ployed In the coal mines in the vicinity Of that
town. The trouble had been brewing for some
days, and eliminated ON Tuesday in an open con-
flict. The authorities have arrested over hun
dred of the men who participated in the riot.
A despatch from the scene of the disturbance
this morning says there are indications OF re-
newal of hostilities to-day. The English miners
threaten to strike unless the Irish employees are
discharged. The shopkeepers OF Northampton,
experimenting rioting and depredatinns, are clos
ing their places Of business, and there is much
alarm among the. citizens.
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CUBA.
Spanish Naval Command-Insurgent Battle with
the Government Forces-Trade and
Finance-Blackmail by the Way.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK esALp.

HAVANA, March 10, 1873.
Rigada, the newly appointed Admiral or the
Spanish neet in Cuban waters, has entered upon
the duties OF his position.
The Spanish steamer Chickamauga has arrived
at this port from New York.
TRADERS OPERATIONS IN FINANCE
At meeting OF the Guild OF Merchants 1t was
decided to apportion the untakcn bonds OF the
new loan among the merchants or Havana. The
parties to whom the untaken loan is allotted will
be left at liberty to subscribe or not for the amount
which may be apportioned to each.
INsURGENr BATTLE WITH THE STANDARDS.
On the 18th inst. the insurgents attacked the
town OF Laroal. Troops rom Holguin arrived and
the insurgents were repulsed. Several engage
ments are reported to have taken place in the
Central Department. THE Havana tdbordntes
claim that the insurgents were victorious.
BANDITS AND BLAcKMAIL.
Bandits are operating In the vicinity OF Bata-
bano. Several persons are reported to have been
Killed by the band. battery Of artillery and
squadron OF cavalry have gone to operate In the
vicinity OF the Old Trocha
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WRESTLING AT THE HUB.
Lane and Ainsworth Give an "Exhtbi-
tiOn'-The Former Declared Victor by
"Long Odds.''

Lane and Ainsworth Give an ssExhibi-
tion"-The Former Declared Victor by
"Long Odds.'
Boston, March 20, 1873.
An exciting wrestling match came or at the
st. James Theatre this evening, between the re-
nowned Homer Lane, OF Brighton, and Ainsworth,
of Connecticut. The contest was more to see who
was the "best man" in his peculiar line OF accom-
plishmcnts. rather than for any magnificent nnan-
cial wager. An equal division OF the admission
money after paying expenses being considered an
equivalent. The theatre was occupied by about six
hundred OF the admirers OF wrestling and kindred
sports, and be Is were numerous and heavy, the
odds all the while being in favor OF Lane. At the
start, after a little preliminary diminishing, the
Brighton athlete got an inside lock. and both went
down. but there was mo throw" according TO the
ruling OF the referee subsequently Alnsworth
jerked Lane upon his bread basked, and then again
himself finally getting heel lock on his rival and
bringing him down In q manner as sudden as IL was
handsome.
At the second scratch there was a period OF
terpsichorean exercises during which Ainsworth
twitched Lane upon his knees and ripped OF the
collar OF his coat Another one was supplied
and the contest renewed when. Ainsworth got
cross-toe lock on Lane and brought him TO the
noor in the twinkling OF an eye. The excitement
at this period was higa, and while the symratnies
Connecticut contestant, there were few who had
confidence in him. An even pct OF $500 on Lane
and several OF 800 against $50 found no takers At
the third and last tussle Lane went Tor an inside
lock, anu long ana powerful struggle ensued. but
Ainsworth resisted it successfully. Then they
danced sort OF sailors hornpipe around the stage
nung up with AinSworth getting the most oil AZ
aud loslpg the honors Of the contest
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SPAIN AND FRANCE.
Serious Correspondence Between the Chiefs of
the Republics Case Against
the Versailles Cabinet-Clerical
Combatants and Their Cost.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, March 20. 1879
Important correspondence has passed between
France and Spain. 1t grew out of certain atrocl-
ties perpetrated by the Carlist Chief. the cure Of
Santa Cruz. The French government complained
that Santa Cruz and his band had killed four
French officials on the Northern Spanish Railway
and carried four others into the mountains
Senior CASTELAR, in reply expressed regret at these
outrages He remarks however that most Of the
Carlists were equipped in France, whence they
have since drawn supplies of money and provl-
sons The cure OF Santa Cruz himself sojourned
some time in BayOnne before passing into Spain,
and was not interfered with Numbers OF the Car
lists wear the uniforms of French mobiles, and
many Frenchmen of noble RANK are serving with
the insurgents. He states in conclusion that the
government is taking all measures to put stop to
these excuses. and recently seized as hostages
the mother and sister of the cure of Santa Cruz.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper I'm the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper i'm the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week now
ready, contains select Story, entitled The
Queens Cadet" together with the very Latest
News Dy Telegraph from All Parts of the World up
to the hour or publication; Governor Dxs Auto
graph Letter to Rev. DR.. Tying, giving his reasons
for not Committing the Sentence Of Foster Exc
cutions in Illinois, st. Patricks Day Celebration in
this City; Bloody Tactics OF the Reed Republicans
In Florida; Battling in Cuba, and the Progress OF
the HERALD special Commissioner; Philadelphia
Tragedy; General John q. FremOnts Explanation
OF his Relations with the Memphis and FL Paso
Railroad; a Banking Tragedy: Important Life In
surance Decision; Naval Intelligence; Expulsion Of
Rev. DR.. Huston by the Baltimore Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South; the Mo-
docs and Central and South American News. IL
also contains the Latest News by Telegraph
from Washington Political, Religious, Artistic,
Fashionable and Sporting Intelligence; Obituary
Notices.; Varieties; Amusenents; Editorial Ar
ticles on the prominent topics OF the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cat
tie. Horse and Dry Goods Markets; Financial
and Commercial Intelligence. and accounts Of all
the important ana interesting events OF the week.
TERMS Single subscription 80; Three copies, So;
Five copies, s.; Ten COPIES SIS; Single copies hya
cents each. A limited number OF advertise ments
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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THE BATTLE ROW GANG.
One OF It's Members Attem pts to Murder
q Family In Brooklyn.

Famlly In BROOKLYN
Robert Moore, who Is said by the police to belong
that notorious Battle row gang Of Brooklyn E. D.,
one OF whose members Henry Rogers murdered
Oiflcer John Donahue, attempted last night to
murder family in Kent avenue, near Flushing.
Moore, who is a one-armed pedler, appeared to be
crazed with liquor or something ese and 1t Is a
miracle that he did not murder some one else
before ne was caught. About eight O'Clock last
night he went TO the house OF James Nc
Mahon, Of 315 Kent avenue, where he
displayed clasp knife, with which he
announced his intention Of taking McMahon'S
low elected He then went to the house OF MIS-.
Catharine Mcknight, 346 Kent avenue, and appeared
TO be resolved to take the life OF some person.
lie seized Mrs. Mcknight by the hair, and was just
about to stab her when 0fiicer Casey rushed In,
Knocked him down and took the knife IRON him.
Moore made a desperate resistance, and the ofr err
was compelled to club him over the head before 10
could take him into custody He was locked ~ in
the Fohrth prec.aet station house 10 await W amt
nation.
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FRANCE.
Parliamentary Elections Marshal Bazaine's Case
Made Ready for Trial
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALn.

PARIS, March 20, 1873.
Elections to Ill vacancies in the representations
OF several departments in the National Assembly
have been ordered to be held the 9th OF April.
MARSHAL BAZAINE'S TRIAL.
The preliminary inquiry into the case OF Marshal
Bazaine has been concluded Nothing has been
decided upon touching the manner and place Of
trial or the composition OF the tribunal before
which the case will be heard
The friends of the Marshal are now allowed to
visit him.
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THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
Premier Gladstone PrOclaims His Resumption
Of Office 10 Parliament.

The House Of Commons Crowded and Large
Attendance Of Distinguished visitors-The
Great Party Chiefs saluted with Cheers
Cabinet Definition Of the Crisis and It's
Conciliation-Disraeli's Exposition
Of His Position Duty and
Grand Difficulties
Ireland to Central Asia
and Thence to Geneva.
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EMILY FAITHFUL AT sTB1NwAY HALL

Miss Emily Faithful appeared last evening at
steinway Hall before q small but select audience,
and was enthusiastically received, notwithstand-
ing the verdict given her In Boston. The musical
EFFORTS were bad, but Miss Faithful proved herself
to be equal to the occasion in her rendition OF
TELL 'The Wall Of st. Keync" and ''The Death OF
Paul DOmbey.n
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A MURDERER TO BE HANGED IN NEW
ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS, Marcel

NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1873
Edward Donnelly was to-day sentenced to be
hanged for the murder OF Denis Gallagher ON the
9th September, 1870.
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Died.

CUNNINUHAM.-In Geddes, on Tuesday. March Is
at the residence Of her nephew, Rev. p. +. Smith,
ANN j. CUNNINGHAM' .tnt
Funeral from the residence OF her sister, Mrs. d.
Smith, IL Mitchell place East Forty ninth street,.
thls lFridayl afternoon. at one O'Clock.
For other Deaths See Ninth P6Je.l
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A NEW MoDoC COMMISSIONER.

WASHINGTON March 20, 1873.
Il. Thomas, OF Petauma, Cal, has been APP
pointed Peace Commissioner, vice Apologize, re-
signed,
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Hale's Honey OF HOrehOund md TaA
overpowers
The most Troublesome cough within forty eight hours
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS cure I'm minute.
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THE MONTREAL PYRE.
A Body Found In the Ruins ana uaent
MONTREAL, Canada. March %. 1879.

fed.
MONTREAL, Canada, March 20 1873.
The remains OF man were lound in the ruined
portion Of st. James Hotel this morning. The
body has been identified as that OF Mr. HYATT a
travelling agent. He was found in a water closet
ON the fifth floor OF the building, and had evidently
been suffOcated.
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A.-Of the Advantages Derived by Deal.
ing direct with the manufactures in to
vendors, in order to obtain superior fabrics at less
price, no one at this day can possibly be ignQrant
ESPENSCH ED, Manufacturer OF gentlemens HATS
llS Nassau street.
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At This Season OF the Year No One
should neglect taking RUSSIAN vAPOR BATHS at q
East Fourth street.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerums sross
Open from A. NJ. to L. NJ.
On sunday from 5 to +. N.
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Braun sdOrf 4 Metz Have Removed
their large stock Of first class CABINET FURNITURE.
DRAPERIES &c. from l25 Rvington street to their
and elegant buildings 4S3 and ass Seventh
Thirty fourth street
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ITALY.
The Empress in Italy as an Invalid.
1[lttEtM To The NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, March 20, 1873.
The Empress Of Russia has arrived in this city,
Her Majesty Is journeying to Southern Italy,
where she cOntemplates remaining some time for
the benefit OF her health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-21

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street
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A Warwick or Elm wood Collar will
fit better and wear longer than any other. Try them.
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Braun sdOrf ~ Metz Have Removed
III sss
Thirty fourth street
Batchelor's Hair Dye--The Best i'm tho
world The only true AMI perfect dye All druggists
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye Trans.
forms hoary heads into youthful ones inStantaneousy
Sold everywhere
ClOverine Entirely SuppIants disguise.
ing benzine possessing of its disasreeable Dropos
ties but all its usefulness
Gcntlemen's Hats.
Spring opening
Full dress undress, travelling and
evening wear;
Complete Iii aa sa, as;rs sstss. variety
Reasonable accompIisbmen attained
WARNOCK CO., Hatters $40 Broadway
Jacquesson Champag ne Carte Blanche.
in prime order quarts and pn in bona for sale in
G e SGss s sa e & g
"Married in Mask''-A New story by
Ynna TEEiy waworA is now readxn the NE"
Royal Havana Undergraduates Cashed.
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Texas Jack, the Living scout, Now Per.
forming with Buffalo Bill and Ned Bunne In the drama
Just scSas q, sSe n 9oR
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
IL publish this day,
TURNING PoiNTs IN LIFE.
the Rev. Frederick Arnold. B.A.
Emo Emo, CLOTH 81 "a a'''
volume as delightful and valuable addition % The
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Miss Braddon is really improving. "To the Bitter
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quick mpaence of all that is hollow and conventional,
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and improved her touch There more effect and loss
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GENTLY simple and here and there is told very prettiy
and naturally, and with evident feeling . II has,
In short, all Miss Braddon eritaIl that genial
Portable good nature and love Of pleasant places and
pleasant people, which never leave her.-AthenGum,
London.
No living novelist equals Miss Braddon In iecundity
and freshness - Comparing TO the Bitter Ind"
with almost OF Its predecessors we md the
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working Of effective situations and
the same OF humor which have marked Miss
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-rhe. Best I'm tho
world The only true AMI perfect dye. All druggists
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JacquessOn champagne Carte Blanche,
prime order quarts and pints, in bond for sale in
lots close account at $6 currency, per case e.
NJ. SAUNDERS, Wine and Spirit Broker, Al Beaver St
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent J. b. MARTINEZ co. 10 Wall street.
Pns toffIce box
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"Mnrried I'm Mask''-A New story by
Mansfield Tracy Waworth is now readysin the NEW
YORK WEEKLY.