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whcee picty exceeds hia learrinr, raihef
assoaished bis hearers BY quoting dsrias
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Panl 10 de Canadiaus."
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A virtue never ssessel d very likely d
b detective in iA ssresg,h.
Trials prove cur force of character. ever
q storms The strength Of the eak.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-03

Be faithfal and true 10 all your engage
ments. sAthaii you enjoy the confidence
cad esteem e o,hsss.
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The above companies have been doing busi-
sess Or nearly hslfa cvntnry Their age, strength
and known coed management can scarcely al
low one ~ QUESTION their solvency.
fRoN TAsLE OF RATES
IS years Sls 81; 30 years S23 G.; IS years
$:s rs. 10 years $3l %; Is years S37 ~ on
the 81, coos per CT. dividend oG the frs,
year, increasing each year thereafter. The in
survd PAYS only tho actual cost Of Life lusur-
ance. No stockholders to satisfy. The Policy
holder Is alone directly interested.
These two Life Companies are the Oldest,
largest, cheapest and best conducted Of any
In the L. States, and we challenge any one 70
shew better ,nvestment for their money.
The Royal Fire Insurance Company adjus,
al losses az the Baltimore agency, withoa, rsf-
esence 10 the Home Office. Il has paid all its
icxses In Chicago and Boston.
RATES-eo cents per Sioo on Hrst-class
Dwellings,; 70 cents on 6rst-eiass Frame Dwell
hhss; $l.:5 on Barns and contents; 81 so on
6soses and Stock. No note given.
am authorized aud win attend 10 any hos.
iaess for the above companies at nv ofice, o,
In III kosntry when requested.
REvER TO
Il c Combs, Raphael pownS VIM Greenwsli
Asa 4 Iaxssaes. soha King. Bernard Free
ulAn.
JOS II KEY.
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TO Farmers /!
To Fishermen!
TO Gardeners !
R. A. GOLDEN D. Bro.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AMI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS AMI
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Washington u. c.
WtrID return their hanks 20 the citizen.
" OF ~ Mary for tie patronage extend
.d II TN lnsioiorv. and ssk n continuance Of
titir confidence and patronage.
Have YOU early VEGETABLES seeking a
coed market
SsId them 10 GOLDEN / BRO, for the
Washington market, where the hiehcs,
prices are given aud low commission
charged.
Fave YOU FISH to sell for fair returns,
Ship them TO GOLDEN 4 ERO, Wash.
ingion, ID g., who will seek IA sale, aud
not wait to lie sought.
Have you STOCK to ship when meats are
desired
COLDTN Z BRO., formerly Of Charles CO.
Nd ard now at corner Of 10 and s,s.
soutl west, Washington. d. c., are alwa,s
at tie DO, ks TO receive freight. They have
s;ock-yard Tor cattle when the market
gluu,d, and can hold for an advance
Their charges are very moderate.
Ard when your FRUITS are IN season, scnd
them 10 GOLDEN 4 BRO, for u ready sale.
qui,k returns and good profit.
Have you WHEAT, RYE. OATS, CORN, &c.
for which YOU desire a ready sale a; good
rates send them TO GOLDEN L BRO,
ho will Eject Gales al rs good prices as
any other city, and at snail commission.
II !on have TOrL1RY, or ANYTHING else raised
In your c,uniy, and which would COM
mars go,d riices il large city, among
the best agents You can procure in Wash
ingion, arc
r. A. GOLDEN g. BRO,
Cor. 10th and F SITS. southwest,
Washington, ID. c.
mar.L 6 lesl-ly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-04-03
r. A. GOLDEN g. BRO,
Cor. 10Th and F SITS. southwest,
march 6, lss3--ly.

rOSEECT!CUT INITIAL LIFE ~.
~ SCRANCE COMPANY or MART
FORD, CONN.
ASSETS, OVER Sac, 900, 600
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TIE lie sf The hcas; is To s,s.3.
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ASSETS OVER

TRE MUTUAL IIFE INSURANCE CON-
PINY OFN T.
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TIE ROYAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANr rOFLfTERP0OL AND LONDON.
CAPITAL, OVER $40, 1000, 900
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge G. L. Woodbury., OF Boston, is at the New
York Hotel.
Mayor Charles A. Otis. OF Cleveland has arrived
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-Colgressman Frank Morey, OF louisiana Is
registered at the Filth Avenue Hotel
Chinn is the name OF Kentucky auctioneer He
is said to be an adept at "chin music"
Captain K nnedy, OF the steamship Baltic, ar.
rived yesterday at the st. James Hotel
Chief Engineer william w. Wood, OF the United
States Navy, is staying at the Union Square Hotel.
General winfield s. Hancock, just from New
York, has been visiting the Fair Grounds at St.
Louis.
Ex-Governor william B. Lawrence, stopped at
the Brevoort House yesterday, on his way to wash
ington.
: Captain f. Bermudez the Spanish Military
Agent dn theUnted States is stopping at the Holt
man House.
General Benjamin r. Butler, arrived at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel yesterday morning, and left in the
evening for Washington.
Lieutenant Commander Frederick Pearson, OF
the United States Navy, is among the late arrivals
at the Sturtevant House.
Captain Won Elsendecker, the new Naval Attache
TO the German Legation, was on Saturday pre-.
sentcd to the President.
Governor Ingcrsoll, OF Connecticut, has ap-
pointed Colonel james r. Babcock, OF New Haven,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Labor Statistics for the
State.
Itisnot fifty OF the fast" young ladies OF Georgia
VINO are to visit the State Fair in homespun, but
nifty OF the ''nrstn young ladies. Western papers
please take notice.
Boston paper gives as the first Eve-angelical
Alliance on record, that which common ances-
tor opened with his famous remark :-"Madam,
I'm Adam.n BY very singular coincidence in
regard to names-one that has certainly not oc-
CURED since the nood--it happened that DR.. Adams
made one of the opening addresses at the Alliance
whose abors are lust closing In this city.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
TELEsRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID Oct. H. 1873.
There is doubtful rumor In circulation that a
conspiracy has been discovered to asssssinate
Senor CASTELAR,.
The Allonsista Club have issued manifesto de-
c1arlng that the time has come TO prepare for the
accession OF Don Alfonso to the throne OF Spain
Senior CASTELAR, yesterday paid official visits to
General Sickles the American, and Mr.. Layard, the
British Minister.
large number Of Carlists, who were defeated at
La Jonguera, have taken refuge in France. They
first made large funeral pyre and burned all the
bodies OF their dead
A despatch from La Palma near Cartagena,
dated Saturday afternoon, reports that the COM
mander Of the insurgent rigates promised to
onter battle that day to the government squadron
or the port Cannonading had been heard for the
last two hours, and 1t was believed that o naval
light was in progress.
British French, German and Italian men-ofwar
had arrived at Escombreras. The merchant YES.
sells we're leaving the harbor OF Cartagena and the
foreigners who remained were hurriedly prepar-
dng to quit the city.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
READING, PA.
A Chapter OF Casualties, Murders and
RObberies.

RObberfes.
READING, Oct IL 1S73
William p. Dickinson, an old and well known
Citizen was burned to death by the ignition OF
gasoline, which he was tapping in the cellar occu-
pied by him at No. 10 North Sixth street. The
flames communicated to the building but the fire
was speedily extinguished. Damage to the build
ing and stock IN the store $1,000.
w. Kissinger, son OF Jacob Kissinger, aged nine
years, residing in Tulpehoccan Creek, three miles
from Reading, was shot through the lett lung and
instantly killed, on Saturday afternoon, by young
man residing in Reading, who has since escaped
The case is one OF deliberate murder.
=, A wealthy farmer named Adam, residing in
Greenwlch township, twenty-five miles from Read
ing, VINO Is said 70 have drawn a considerable sum
or money from the bank was attacked by several
men near his residence on Friday night, murdered
and robbed The murderers have escaped.
John Staab, the proprietor OF saloon in Read
ing, was attacked on Saturday at the Kutztown
Fair and so badly beaten that his life is in danger
George Knipe, young man, in returning from
the country on Saturday evening in a carriage
was attacked by highwaymen five miles
from Reading. He procured butchers knife,
and returning, charged upon his assailants. one
OF them, named Covinski, was badly cut in the
back and lace, and had one OF his ears cut on.
The liberal republicans OF Berks county VIII NOM
mate county ticket tomorrow to be voted for on
Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
FRANCE.
"Nhanbord ct Salzburg-An Audience to q
French Dsputation-His Reply To Be Trans
mittsd to Paris-Thisrs Defends Popular
Gght-Rouher and the ImperialistS
TELEGRAms TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.


The Count de chambord at salzburg, in
Southwestern Austria to-day He visited the
Grand Duke OF Tuscany and received deputation
OF monarchists from France, which arrived in the
town this morning.
What reply ne gave to the deputation is un-
known, but 1t win probably reach this city about
the middle OF the present week.
The committee OF the monarchical members OF
the National Assembly will meet the nth inst.
to receive and consider the Counts final reply, and
win communicate the result OF their deliberations
to the bureaus OF the Assembly on the next day.
The Bien Public says ex-President Theirs has not
been seen with NJ. Gambetta since his return to
Paris; that he will hold aoof from all cabas, but
will defend the liberties and sovereignty of the
people before the Assembly.
NJ Rouher, at the solicitation OF members OF the
Right, will call meeting OF imperialists, to be
held on the 18th ins for the purpose OF appealing
to the people to support the compromise in case
concessions are made by the monarchists.
The Bazainc Court Martial.
PARIS Oct. IL 1873.
M. Riviere's report against Bazaine says, 1000
soldiers OF the army surrendered at Metz died
while prisoners in Germany 1t would have been
preferable and more glorious II those lives had
been lost in a sorte from the city. The honor
sof the army Is symbozed IN its nags. Bazaine'
instead OF destroying those nags and thereby les
sening the humiliation OF the surrender, delivered
them to the enemy The accused held no review
and never visited the ambulances.
The Duke d'Aumale President Of the Court
Martial, yesterday ordered Bazane's justifcatory
memoir to be read 1t deals briefly with only the
chief points OF the Indictment relates events and
leaves charges unanswered, holds the Lieutenant
responsible for the bad execution OF movements
sordered, regrets that they have now turned
against him, and concludes with the statement
that events were stronger than the writer,
whose conscience reproaches him with nothing.
The President directed the prisoner to rise and
to remain standing during the reading Of the heads
of the Indictment The Marshal exhibited deep
emotion when the part was reached wherein he is
accused OF not doing erything prescribed by
duty and honor.
The French neutrality-suspicious. Vic
tories.
PARIS, Oct. 18th, 1873,
via LONDON, Oct. 1880 A. M.
Elections to fill vacant seats in the Assembly
took place to-day in four Departments Partial re-
turns received tonight from Toulouse show that
M. de Remusat, who ran against M. Mel, nephew
OF the late Marshal Mel and the candidate Of the
Right, has been elected in the Haute -Garonne,
and that the three other Departments, Puy-de-
Dome, Loire and Nievre have been carried by the
Republicans by overwhelming majoriries.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
FIRE In SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct. IL, 1877

SPRINGFIELD Oct. IL, 1873.
Knappe's furniture warehouse on State street. in
this city, totally destroyed by fire between ten
and twelve O'Clock tonight. 1t was large wooden
building, built in 1919 as the house OF
worship OF the Unitarians OF Springfield,
and was so used until five years ago,
when the society built an edlfce OF stone,
costing $145,O00. Colonel j. M. Thompson, Sec
rotary OF the Adams Express Company. owned
the building and has an insurance OF over $4,000.
Herman Knappe, It's occupant saved $500 worth
OF stock and loses $4,000; insurance $1,000. Mr.
Knappe was burned out in another location about
year ago.
Two ices houses in Westheld, owned by Herman
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
EXCURSION OF PHYSICIANS,

PoUGHKErPsIE. N. Y. Oct. 12 1873
special train, having about fifty prominent
physicians OF Southern New York on board, arrived
here on Saturday. The doctors were met by DR..
Cleveland OF the Hudson River state Hospital, and
taken in carriages to that institution which they
thoroughly inspected, and returned to their homes
In the evening.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
FELL FROM A BUILDING.

John Lynch, brick mason, thirty-one years of
age, died In Centre Street Hospital on saturday
evening from the effects OF injuries received
short time previous By falling from OF the
upper stories OF the new building now In the course
or erection by the western Union Telegraph Com
pany, corner OF broadway and Dey street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
SOUTHERN VIEWS ON FINANCE.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct IL 1878.
The Ne,rs and courier, in q leading editorial,
takes the ground that the expected imports Of
specie will not give Southern planters the required
relief and demands an increased issue OF green
backs as the only way OF restoring confidence,
maintaining prices and avoiding general bank
ruptcy. 1t asks President Grant, In the name OF
the South, especially to call an extra session OF
Congress to consider the financial situation.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
LADDER CASUALTY,

Coroner Young was yesterday called to No. 261
West Forty first street to hold an inquest on the
body OF Henry 3. Van Ness, man forty seven
years Of age, and born IN New York. who was killed
by falling from swing ladder while engaged IN
painting at the Holman House on Saturday AFTER
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
WEATHER. REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Oct. I3-I A. NJ. }


WASHINGTON ID. G., Oct. l3-l A M. }
Probabilities
For Monday In the Southern and Gulf States
northeriy Winds clear weather and somewhat
lower temperature; the storm centre in the North
west moves eastward over che lake region.
For the upper lakes fresh to brisk southerly
winds, veering to southwest, with cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region winds backing to
southwest, with partly cloudy and clear weather
and rising temperature.
For THE MIDDLE STATES NORTH AND WEST WINDS
AND CLEAR AND CLEARING WEATHER
For New England, rapidly rising barometer,
fresh and brisk northwesterly winds and cloudy
weather.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Duluth, Mar
quette, Canada; New London, Woods Hole. Boston
and Portland, Me.
The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty -iour hours
IN comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
SPAIN.

Rumored Plot to Assassinate President Castelar,
Alfonso a Rival for Don Carlos-A
Funeral Pyre Of Slain Carlists-
Cannonading at Cartagena.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
STATEN ISLAND POLITICS.

The following is the Democratic ticket for Rich
mond county:-For member OF Assembly, S. ID.
Stephens, Jr. for Sheriff, william L. Denyse; for
County Treasury, Abraham Winant; for Superin-
tendents OF the Poor, Michael Lyman and NJ.
Langton; for Justice Of Sessions, Charles II. Mill
brook: Tor Coroner. James Dempsey. The candi-
date for Senator, DR.. Thompson, of Suffolk, will
also be ballOted for.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
LECTURE BY REV. HENRY MORGAN.

BosToN, Mass, Oct. IL, 1873.
The Rev. Henry Morgan delivered his lecture on
EAST Young Men, at Music Hall tonight, for the
thirty-second time In Boston, 10 an immense audi
ence: Hundreds were unable 70 obtain ad-
. misston.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEVADA.

The steamship Nevada, OF the Williams Guion
iine from Liverpool October 1 and Queenstown I'd,
arrived At this port AZ an early hour this morning.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON Oct. 13-2: 80 A. NJ.
There was an immense open air demonstration
at Cork yesterday in favor OF Fenian amnesty,
home rule aud the rights OF labor. Twenty thou
sand persons took part in it. The proceedings
were accompanied with much disorder.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

Everybody is Honrse.-There Never was
snch spring for coughs colds and never such u
HEREEOUND AND TAR.
PIXIES TOoTHACHE DROPS cure In one minute
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

Are You stopping 10 Think That
catarrh breeds consumption! WoLCOTT'S CATARRH
ANNIHILAroR speedily cures. Depot. Isl Chatham
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
4 st.amer Quarantine,s.

CAIRO ILL.,, Oct. IL, 1873.
The steamer Keokuk, reported as having four OF
her crew down with yellow fever, was forbidden TO
land this morning and passed up the Ohio River.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

members Of Congress, roo whose time was mucn
occupied In seeking places for prominent poll
tcians OF their party find In the new plan OF selec-
ton excuse for non-efrort In that direction. The
President recently said to q friend that the rules
would be adhered TO as general principle, though
the public interests might once in while. require
deviation.
Proposed Repeal OF o Pension Law.
1t is intimated that the Second Comptroller VIII
in his annual report recommend the repeal OF the
law requiring biennial examinations Of pension
ers, the expense TO the government for that SER
Vice reaching, 1t Is said, at least quarter OF .
million dollars per year, while to dispense with
the biennial examinations would not ssst tAe gov
eminent loss OF more than five or six hundred
dollars so that by repeal OF the section OF the
pension statutes requiring THESE examinations the
outlay OF $25o,o0o would be saved to the Treasury
and the government would gain the difference be-
tween the comparatively light amount which
might be lost by not having pensioners examined
every two years and the amount 1t REQUIRES to per-
form that service.
Statement or Moneys Destroyed Since
1866.
The following Is statement OF face value OF
moneys destroyed since 1S66:-
Old demand notes. Observation-Disclosures. s59e5OO32
Legal tender notes, new issue. 5S5 6g9 1873
Legal tender notes, new series OF 1862 81, ,2403 36l
One year notes OF 1868. ............... ~ ,295
Two year notes lcoupons) OF 1868. 49,. 1885, $50
Compound interest notes. 266, 600
Fractional currency, first ISSUE. Is, S3S, ,669
Fractional currency, second issue.... 19,9S4092
Fractional currency, third issue 81 634, ,05l
Fractional currency fourth issue. 7O,3o6,563
Fractional currency, second series,
fourth issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %, ,738, ,69J
Coin certificates, old issue. ...... 42s, 44s,S0o
Coin certificates, series OF 1870. 144 600
Coin certificates series OF 1S71........ 955,000
Total DESTROYED as money. $1,95l S4S, ,054
National bank notes. 9,2S0,032
Certificates OF Indebtedness. ....... 592 s05, $50
Total amount destroyed to July1,
$3.50 ,s7I
REDEMPTION ACCOUNT.
Statement OF the redemption Of moneys since
1861 -
Moneys destroyed before July 1872 81 S0s 314 ats
Moneys destroyed within the year.. I43, ,532, 157
Discount on same Observation-Disclosures. 1,420
Total. 1851. .S4S, ,054
National bank notes be-
fore July l, 1s72......... $6,03S, ,229
National bank notes dur
Ing the year ............. 3,241,S0
9.2so,O3z
Statistical matter de-
stroyed before July l,
1877. s. 96l, l36,92S
Statistical matter de-
stroyed during the year. 400, 1872 106
1870 1881, ,9ls, ,os4
Certificates OF Indebtedness. 592 9O5, $50
Total destroyed to July l. 1879 m $5, ,935, ,e52 ,37I
Balance on hand July l, 1879. S14751
Total amount redeemed to July /,
1oso.......-- So 9oo, IoJ, lzo
Malicious Statement Contradictcd.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

Card.-yVe Have Never Advertised. I'm
any form, to sell photographs of future husband and
wife, and have no connection with those who do Our
business Is conducted honest legitimate and upright
principles, and do deal in humtuygeries of any
kind. u. FOX X CO.,
LEANDER FOX,
NEW YORK, Oct l3, 1873 1863 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

Acct Your Coats, Pants and Vests
dyed LORDS elegant shades of dark brown black or
blue black Office $50 and 93 Broadway ard i'll Eighth
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

A.-The Most Tasty and Graceful Hat
for gentemen's wear is manufactured and sold by ES-
PENSCHEID. lis Nassau street -
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

A.-Stncc the Elastic Truss, 6s3 Broad.
way, which cures Rupture has annihilated metal
spring trusses the finger fellows steal the and
sell bogus elastic truses worthless rupture belts and
srechy band Tusses" to ignorant persons Beware OF
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
IRELAND.

Popular Political Demonstration and Disorder
=, in Cork,
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

average temperature yesterday. ................5B
Average temperature for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

the HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY LINZ
MENT Relief from pain will Immediately follow. Fog
internal and external use.
Sold hY all druggists
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

As Reliable Remedy for Coughs.
colds hoarseness any affection of the throat lungs
Nine P0RTEk'S COUGH BALsAM. single bottle
Is worth nfty time, It's cost.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

So 93o, I0I, lZo
Malicious slater ment Contra dicted.
The German Minister has just received inJelli-
gence from Berlin stating authoritativey that
Nine. Won Bismarck Is not only not dead, but has
not been sick. The story was probably invented,
he says by the UltramontanisrS to coincide with
the arrival oil Victor Emmanuel at Berlin. that
1t would appear that Bismarck had suffered this
affiiction Tor the King or Italy,
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

Brick Dust Deposit Indicates Kidney
complaint Check IL at once. HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU. the diurec par excellence Is a certain specific
for all diseases the urinary and sexual system
DR. Helmbold is the only who really utilized
and extracted the pre-eminen virtues of Luchu His
preparation is much superior to the socaed Buchus
Ms cream Is to skinned milk In fact, it fails.
Sold by druggists
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
From the Gem OF the West.

Forman's Fall style OF GcntIemen,a
and Boys HATS are now ready. 35l Fourth avenue.
near Twenty fifth street. ~s
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
For sprains and Bruises

DIR. Van Dyke Cures skin Discnses.-
Office Thursday and friday. No West Sixteenth St
The New York herald., 1873-10-13
THE SCOURGE IN MEMPHIS
Awful Condition of the Plague
Stricken City.
HOPES THAT THE END Is NEAR.
Names of the. Dead and
Dying.
RELIEF FOB THE SUFFERERS.

SHREVEPORT La, Oct. IL, 1878.
sudden change in the weather on Saturday
night no doubt was the cause OF the increase In
the number OF interments. Had not the weather
here turned cooler some OF them would probably
have lived day or two longer. Nearly all the
deaths were in the outskirts Among the number
was Major George Haymaker, local agent OF the
Texas and Pacific road.
Among the last convaescents are Colonel D. B.
Martin, Arthur Newman, +. H. Satch, Judge Henry
G.. Hall.
Among the new cases is William Walker, mcr-
chant on the other side OF the river, who will die.
There were only five or six new cases in the city
proper to-day; the outskirts show larger num-
Der.
Dr. 7. J. Allen, one Of our most prominent physi-
clans, was taken down last night This is his first
attack. The interments to-day were twelve.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

Bachelors Hair Dye Is the Best i'm tho
world only and perfect hair dyes nstantano-
Gus, harmless At all druggists.
The New York herald., 1873-10-13

Very Beautiful Arc Clean. Souna~
white Ieeth.-Use THURST0N'S IVORY PEARL rOOrIf
POWDER - 'S~An