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ENGLAND.
The Tichborne Claimant Applies for New
Trial-A Curious Congregation on
the Banks of the Thames

LONDON, April 49, 1874
DR.. Kenealy has applied to the Court of Queens
Bench Tor new trial for orion tthe Tichborne
clalmant), on the ground of LORD Chief Justice
Cockburn's misdirection to the jury and interior
ence with the testimony, and that the verdict was
contrary to the evidence.
The application was refused as 10 Lord Chief
sustice Cockburn's conduct. On the legal points.
and to absence Of jurisdiction, the Court re-
serves It's decision.
TIDAL DISTURBANCE OF THE THAMES.
Expectation of another great rise in the tide OF
che Thames and the overflow OF that stream this
afternoon caused thousands OF persons to throng
Its banks and ill the bridges which cross 1t. The
water did rise an unusual height, but no damage
was done and the tide is now ebbing
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CUBA.
Project for Farming the Customs-The Spanish
Bank Presidency.

HAVANA, April Is. 1874.
The Diorio dc la Marina recommends the farm
ing out OF the custom houses on this island TO
company 1t believes that captain General Concha
WIN accede TO this with the greatest pleasure.
Inc D,d'fo regrets the renting OF the custom
houses In a moral view, but believes 1t necessary
In the interests of economy
BANK PRESIDENCY.
senior jose Antonio Fesser, a prominent mer-
chant OF this city, has been elected President OF
the Spanish Bank subject TO the approval OF cap
tain General Concha.
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SPAIN.
Active Operations Against Bilbao-Na tional
Benefit from Bad Weather

MADRID, April Is, 1874
Active operations were resumed to-day before
Bilbao General Manuel de la Concha has assumed
the command Of one of the corps Of Marshal Ser
ramos army.
AN EXCELLENT RESULT FROM BAD WEATHER.
Hostilities in the North HAD been suspended in
consequence OF excessively bad weather.
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The Situation ms Viewed by n Missouri
Correspondent.

81. LOUIS, April Is, 1874
The Democrat this morning publishes dispatches
received last night from Little Rock. ARK, via
Duval's Bluff. their transmission having been re-.
fused at the Little Rock telegraph ofiice. They
give the following statements regarding affairs
between the contcsting parties, which are rather
partisan in tone
The embargo on the telegraph lines was re-
moved this morning. ana the accumulated des-
patches were delivered Iongratulatory des-
patches have been pouring IN during the day from
ali parts oil the State offering AID in men and
material to Governor Brooks, and coun-
at any cost. All parties and classes unite
In commendatiol OF his course az chat OF
that Governor Brooks was elected py majority OF
the votes al the Guperuatorial election lact
which Baxter nimsen has repeatedly admitted,
while claiming the ONCE by virtue OF the
non-action OF the last General Assembly. Bax-
ter selzed the telegraph once tonight
or received excepting those OF the Associated
Press and his own. He is surrounded and adj
vised by ex-Con ederate generals. aud has pro.
claimed martial law through his so-called Briga-
oIer General, Tom T. Dockery, Military Governor
OF the city, and ISSUES General order No. The
call tails tillborn, and is rdculld ana treated as
a stupendOus farce, somewhat augmented by the
war record OF the doughty Brgadier General and
Mr. Baxter has appointed his state officers and
military organization rom the Bourbon democ-
racy and chfvary OF Arkansas, and his partisan
appeals TO tue country for men and ald fail IN the
expected enthusiastic response he hoped for.
JacSsonpori, upon which ne confidently re- re-
sponded at the pubic meeting called
I by TWO volunteers. Governor Brooks holds
the state House with loice oil several
hundred men, which Will re reinforced by 900 more
tonight. Arms ammunition and supplies are
plentiful, and barbados have to-day been thrown
up in the state House yard aud every means taken
TO prevent surprise Dy the opposing forces. TWO
field pieces command the approaches from the
street and rivers, and the windows are brstling
with bayonets. The aspect is anything but prom
slng iOr successful assault, since an enfllading
fire upon the attacking forces must result most
disastrOasly.
Brooks has possession or the Executive ONCE,
tho records, the great seal OF State, and has the
cOuntenancc and support OF Chief Justice Mcclure,
the Secretary OF State, the Auditor Treasurer aud
all the state officers, besides the leading men o.
the conservative. den9crauc ard ysQa1Qcao
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Consumption,
the scourge of the human family, may in its early
stages be promptly arrested permanently cured.
RAvENswooD. w. Va, Oct IS 1872.
Dr. r. v. PIERCE. Buffalo, "
SlR-For the last year have been using your GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY owe life TO it, having
been afflicted for Did not it but short
before was benefited A that time was very bad,
able to sit up much, suffering greatly with my
throat getting blind, had dry cough and much
pain in my lungs- ! have used twelve botties the
Discovery and am almost well. -
KATE I. WARDNER
OF Mr.. j. II. Meseck, Of Chatham Four Corners
N. y, has been cured OF Consumption by Dr. PIERCE'S
GOLDEN MEDICAL DlSCOVERY-so says Mr.. G. Il.
Garfield, editor OF the Chatham Courier.
5. r.. Eglar druggist, OF West Union, Ohio. writes to
state that DR.. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
COyERY has effected wonderful OF Consumption
in his neighborhood.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE AT sCHENEC-
TADY

SCHENECTADY, N. T., April 49, 1874.
In the Methodist Conference last evening the
anniversary OF the Educa tional society was cele
bratcd. An address was delivered by Bishop
roster, his theme being .'fhe Importance OF an
Educated Ministry The Conference visited the
College IN the afternoon, and In the evening
very enjoyable reception was held AZ the resi-
dence OF Mrs. DR.. Mott. This morning the confer
ence, by q vote OF 50 TO 90. ADOPTED resolution
us members.
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Real Bargains
CHINA GLASS, PLATED WARE
and GAS FIXTURES.
In order 10 dispose promptly OF SlVov worth oil sur
plus stock lett since the pane and TO make room
ior me- spill goods, ...a. Fl. 80
- NICOL. DAVIDSON CO.,
6s6 Broadway,
offer the following inducements on portion OF tncsr
2so " per cent discount on $Saooo worth Of gas nx
lures. -. 80 -, 81 -. -. ~
dinner sets tea sets dessert sets, toilet sets. &c
Is per cent discount oil $2uON worth OF cutlery and
Ene plated ware.
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DIR. Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soar

DIR. GOura ud's TIA Tia Medic ted SOFA p,
for the Salt Rheum, letter Erysipeas, Chapped
Flesh Flesh Worms Moth Patches and All biemishes of
the skin The attention parents specially directed
clean 1t IS well known fact that children suffer Very
much from deposits tender scalp, which
amount OF washing is sufficient to eradicate few
washings with DR.. q URAUD's INDICATED SOAP
will keep the skin from soap diseases vsrmn &c.
For all skin diseases GouRAUDs SOAP acts the skin
through the documentary tissues Fifty cake.
Found at DR.. GouRAUD'S depot tS Bond street.
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party Az u unit, among whom may be named
Generals uphaM, catterson aud FagiD, wen known
Confsderate oucerS OF influence and position
Colonel Lee Thompson, OF like record and repute,
United states ex-senator g. r. Rice, and many
Others. me aspect is threatening, with no col
iision as YET though deep mutterings are heard OF
"a portentOuS storm.
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LAKE NAVIGATION OPENED.

BUFFALO, N. V. April is, 1874.
The lake s nearly clear OF In front OF the city.
Six propeers and four sailing vessels sailed for
upper ports to-day and in the afternoon we're out
OF sight. Great activity prevails ON the dock and
IN the harDor. All the vessels III port arc rapidly
preparing TO leave.
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CALIFORNIA BANDITTI,
vasausz and His Gang Being Pursued by
the Police.
SAN FRANCISCO, 4

San FRANCIsCO, April II, 1874.
A despatch from Los Angeles says that vasquez
and h,s gang have again eluded the pursuing par
ties. but that the outlaws are now In a situation
from which It viii DC very dlfcult Il not impossl-
bic for them to escape. The exploits of Vasauex
In robping men on the highway within tour or 1--WE
miles OF Los Angeles has caused much excitement
there,
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Campo's Infalltble Specific. Sovereign
Remedy Tor rheumatism, Neuralgia. Tootha Gout
&c JOHN =. HENRY No. College place.
MckESSON ROBBINS. 8 Fulton street
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The living breath OF the lovccs flower that blossoms
the garland OF and watts its sweet perfume
breeze Its counterpart in the breahs OF
all who that nnequaeo and Justly popular dentifrce,
fragrant SOZODONf. II purifes and swoctens the
breath. cleanscs beauties and preserves the teeth
hardeus gums 20 them that roseate cast
much coveted most delicious convenient edfcacious
and beneficial preparation Tor the to'eteyel given to the
hubble. r.
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A.-Perry's InfnIIible Moth Frechle
LOTION for brown discoIoration the face also his
IMPROVED COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY. the
great skin medicine for Pimpes Bac khead Flesh
Obtain OF your druggist or OF h, o. PERRY the
noted Skin Doctor, ~ Bond street New York.
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WALTZ TO BE HANGED,
The Medical Commission Declare Him
Sane and the Governor Gives Orders
Concerning His Execution.

ALBANY. N. ", April Is, 1874.
Drs. Gray and Ordronaux, the commissioners
appointed by Governor DIX to examine the mental
condition OF Joseph Waltz, under sentence OF
death for the murder OF scissors grinder in
Greene county, have reported that he is sane, and.
In their opinion was when the crime was COM
mitted.
The Governor says after careful examination
OF the testimony ne accords with the decision OF
the commission. To-day ne issued a proclamation
to the sheriff Of Greene county directing him 20
notify the prisoner chat he must resign all hope
OF communication OF his sentence, and apply
ing the same rules TO hls execution that
were established In the Lowenstein case Conse-
queutly Joseph Waltz Will be hanged within the
enclosure OF the jail at Catskll on the lst OF May.
Waltz on being informed OF the Governors deci.
sion remarked that he knew it, but exhibited
no feeling beyond slight twtching OF the muscles
nj
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A.-Rupture.-Dr. Marsh, of the Late
firm OF MARSH CO.. No vesey street. would respect
fully inform bis patients and those requiring his aid tina
that he may be consulted Is and 10 in the AoI
House, entrance vesey street. until May when he
VIII return to the old established Office. No vesc,
street. s. MARSH.
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A.-Catarrh-A Specialty.-The Most In
veterate cases cured. DR.. DE KREMEN, 67 Broadway
corner Fourth street Pamphlets sent tree.
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INDIA.
Famine Ravages Being Repaired.

LONDON, April Is, 1874.
Dispatches from Calcutta state that the condi-
tion OF the famine affected districts ia improving.
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Anything In the Medical or Surgical
line sent by mail or express at re BILE prices.
DIR. DREMOND box 1911 Post office.
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Alto the Creditors of Joseph ROscn-
BATf, late of GIG Broadway.-You cqucsted TO Al
tend meeting to be held at the ST Nicholas Hotel
Darior G, OF Monday. 10th inst, at O'Clock T. NJ.
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A.-Eau AngeliIue for the Teeth and
gums. BISCOTINE FOOD for infants. DELLuc CO..
635 Broadway the sole propretOrs and
ers. Paris agents ROBERTS 4 CO., Place Vendome
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Grfcfenberg Vegetable Fills Used With
marked beneficial results In cases of Spring Fevers
Headache. Indigestion and Biousness. Sold by drug
gists GREFENBERG COMPANY Sc Reade street.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
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OBSERVATIONS on R4EUMATyIssM GOVT ssoS.
~ chts Consumption. Fevers Piles Cancers radi-
ey cured s sf na er ankrS
TIE rOrq ossss ssIs s. z H EaGaass
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Grape fSylossrs By Charles Riley, " 4.
H. The hDits Of our knowledge of Nature By Pros
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Distribution OF Trees, &c.
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Any person rsmitung twenty dollars for four yearly
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Havana LOttery-Extrao ordinary Draw
ing. Circulars sent and information given Address all
orders TO J. h. MARTINEZ CO, 10 Wall street Post
ONCE box 1855 New York.
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A.-The spring style OF GenHsosen's
HATS.--lf there be any persons indifferent TO IN.
value OF dollar as to paw So Tor a hat in broadway
when one superior IN every respect Gun be purchased
for 81 II Is probably because they have never tried one
OF ESFEASCHFID'S best OF lis Nassau street
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A.-Ecxema, Salt Rheum and Erysipelas
OF the Face, Shoulders Hands also Redncss
street, New York.
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Giantlular Swellings, Tumor, Rheu-
matte Goui-Curc warranted. WILLIAM ". GILES 4
OOs LINiMENT IODIDL AMMONIA Depot 45l Sixth
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FRANCE.
An Eminent Radical in the Hands Of the
Doctors.

PARIS, April 49, 1874.
M. Ledru Rollin is suffering from affection OF
the heart and council OF physicians has informed
him that he must at once abstain from politics.
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Fourteenth street Union square has the honor TO inform
her lady that her Annual opening VIII take
place April 20 and following weeks. with large
sor,mcnt OF Pique Urgande. Nansook, Baste and Linen
and all kinds OF Ladies' Light Goods, Cndercothins
and Chldren's Wear OF every description.
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Consumption,

Bachelors Hair Dye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years. sold and properly
applied at Bate HELoRS Wig Factory, 10 Bond n u
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CrfstadorO Hair Dye Does Its Work
quickly harmlessly, spendidiy II mparts the most
natural shades and is easily applied Sold erywhere
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A.-"Sulphur Baths" nj Home. We
learn that in nearly every house GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP becoming almost universally used for preparing
"Suiphur Baths" IL Is excellent disiniccta mt and
purnes, clcanses and heals all eruptons OF the skin
Our be py scans prescribe "Gienn's sulphur Soap"
sold by all druggists AT - cents cake box three
cakes % cents.
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Clothes Wringers of All Kinds Repa iresl
by METROPOLITAN WASHING MACHINE COMPANY
81 Cortlan street.
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LivingstOne's Body Consigned to the
Tomb Provided by the Nation.
Special Herald Despatch
from London.
The Grandest Mortuary Display Wit.
messed During the Pres
emit Generation.
Stanley's Place in the COrtege and His
Reception by the People.
LONDON, April Is, 1874.

LONDON, April 18, 1874
Livingstone's funeral in Westminster Abbey
to-day, was the grandest witnessed during the
present generation.
STANLEY AT THE POST OF HONOR.
Mr.. II. M. Stanley occupied the post of
honor, heading the right hand side of the
line of pallbearers. Stanley was greatly Ii
,onized by the crowd, every one being anxious
30 shake his hands.
THE TIME OF INTERMENT
The funeral took place in the morning, and
was attended by great crowd Of people, in
GLIDING full representation from the Royal
Geographical Society.
THE PLACE OF REST.
DIR. Livingstones grave is in the centre of
the west part Of the nave of Westminster Alb
bey near that of Stephenson, the celebrated
engineer.
ROYALTY REPRESENTED.
The Queen and the Prince Of Wales sent
their carriages as marks of their respect for
the deceased.
FLORAL TRIBUTE Tc HIS MEMORY.
Baroness Burdett Coutts sent beautiful
selection Of flowers to be placed on the coffin
THE SERVICE OF THE CHURCH.
There was special funeral service early to-
day. Another will be held by Dean Stanley
Tomorrow
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A.-The Leading ssSpring Styie- Oi
GENTLEMEN'S HATS is KNOWS, 2l2 Broadway
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A.--MOles, Warts and DfsGguring Ex-
crescenccs the Face Nectiare cured without
scars by the personal attention OF Dr. b. q PERCY ~
Bond street, New York
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For Sale-First Glass Household Furni-
TuRF made by Narcotic, in splendid order For par
tculars apply to CALrOCREssf RODOuANACHL. 81
Wal street
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POlIal,s Genuine Meersc hnum and
AMBER GOODS, wholesale and retail Repairing and
boiling promptly done John street tour doors west
Off Nassau.
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Satisfactory Refercnce.-The Best Ref
that be given the efficacy of UDOLPHO
WoLFE,S ScHiEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPS is
Father Time II has prolonged the lives of thousands
dyspaptics and other feeble invads, whom the old
scythian would have otherwise moved down prema
turely.
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Cancer Cured Without the knife Oh
pain. Chronic Diseases speciality. By NJ. COMINS,
N. D., l43 East Twcnty-sixth street
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Patent Wire signs and banners
Manufactured by HOJER 4 CO.. Painters anu Design
err az Dunue street New York.
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Giles Il Co.'s Lin iment Iodide Am moi I n
druggists,
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&. w. Bender, 1f5 Broadway, Cured by
DR.. FILTERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY: written con
tract to cure money refunded. Il john street and
druV piSts
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GuauacO observation-disclosures Pop
puar because the most durable umbrella made fast in
color appear like silk lowest in price ISAAC SMITHS.
son CO.. No fOo Broadway are the patentecs and sole
makers
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Specinlty.-EbOny and Marqucfry
INLAID PARLOR CABINETS. Tables Easels Music
Stands Sewing Tables Jardnicres fcdestas, &c, HERTs
CO., and sos BROADWAY opposite Eleventh street
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A.-Hernia.-No Intelligent Person Will
buy metal spring, iron hoop finger pad Trusses The
ELASTIC TRUSS, 63s Brsdway, holds rupture comfort
ably til permanently cured 2s Drauch Offices in
principal cities
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Notice-Southw lex. The Jcwell


1879 and ia Fulton street New York, is gong of
and is selling his entire stock OF eweiry 10
per cent below manuiac turing prices OF the
tearing down OF the buildings on May l.
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Germs, BuniOns. Enlarged JOints.-An
diseases OF the eet cured by Dr. ZACHARlE, e Union
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A.-Rarry's Tricopherous VIII Restore
the thnnest and hsrsiest Hair f vigorous beauty.
For seventy three years has been in constant and
We know OF where it failed, sold by all druggists
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Corns. Bunions. IngrOwing Nails, &c.,
cured without pain by Dr. RICE. CORN CURE, ny mail
80 cents. uS Broadway, corner Fulton street
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SO. p. Brandy, 81 80 Per Bottle, %
per calon--oid, mellow and reliable; entire invoice
bought a halt It's value also all tho popular brands i'm
ported in wood or glass from store or bonded ware.
house Ii. B. KIRK co. established 1850, 80 Fulton
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Abr. Ii. G. Perry, the Skilfui Derma-
tolegist = Bond street New York cures with special
prescriptions all Eruptve Their Scalp Diseases also
Failne Loss and pvematureiy Gray Hair aud Dry.
Moist aud scay Dandruf.
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inc "Beebe Hange.
Price rcduced-$60 for the largest fami,ysiye put M
Orders Tor repairs received by mil
JAMES 4 klRTLANb. Nos q 70 aad Il, 9cals ssrest
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DR.. Livingstone's Memory in New York.
The American Geographical Society will hold an
imposing meeting at the Academy OF Music, on
Thursday evening, in honor OF the memory OF DR..
Livingstone. Chief Justice DAILY, Henry Ward
Beecher. Rev. DR.. Adams. Rev. DR.. Schenck and
Or. l. l. Hayes the Arctic explorer, and others
will deliver addresses The Academy will be
draped In mourning.
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ipe. Also the Cheap

The Rest Water Pipe, Also the Cheap
est when strength and durability considered 3 the
TIN-LTNED LEAD PIPE, manufactured by the COL.
WELL LEAD Co, No 23 Centre ST., New York, Price
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