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l78als5; common to fair do. l6Oal75; Penp 9s!
vauia do. l75aI7S Ohio and Indiana l55al6o;
Western, Spring, i5Oal55. Corn 6rmer; white s
Southern S0as3; yellow Southern 76a71; mixed 9H
Western 49, Oats dull; Southern 53ao6 west
eru 5Oa55. Rye quiet at 94a97 Hay UNCHANGED,
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st. Johns Academy,
Alexandria, Va, Jan. 81, 1874


DEAR SIR: Your favor of yesterday enc!os-
ing check for tn rty do lars, on behalf Of Messrs
Simp son, White Gemeny, and Buchanan, Of
the Alexandria Glee Club, f,r the use of the
poor in charge of the con ference of st Mary Of
the Society OF St. Vincent of Paul, came to hand
this morning and the money will be handed in
Mt the meeting to m PROV. [ big you, in the
nsme of these poor people, to return their heart
felt thanks to the young gentlemen for their
their timely remembrance May it be the lot of
each one OF them to hear from their Eternal
Judge those blessed words: as long as you lid
it t. one of these my least, brethren, you did it
to me-" Yours truly.
ieb Sit r. L. CARNE, President
NEW BOOKS, STATION cry, BLANK
IN AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS FOR
SALE AT FRENCH'S. IS KING STREET.
or Two Little Wooden Shoes. by Ouida, author
of "Idalia, ''Strathmore," Under Two Flags"
etc 81 50.
Bulwers last great work, THE PARISIANS,
Globe edition. ST 81. The best edition in the
< A., Rk!N cE:s OF THULE by William
THE DAYS OF MY YOUTH, by Amelia B.
Aq HIsToRY z; OF THE ENGLISH 1Nsr1rU-
roTS y PbR HS sRh e b1 M IS 50 annie
TIE DEADAL1VE, by Wilke Collins. 6Oc.
EUROPE VIEWED THROUGH AMER
1CAN SPECTACLES, by G. Fulton. Paper
81 rs; bound 81 IS
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1874. Csc
HERALD ALTMAN AC for 1874 Csc.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON ALMANAC
for 1874 soc
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION held at
| Christ Church, Alexandria, Va. sec.
DIARIES for 1874, all sizes, from Zoe to ST.
VALENTINES, y great variety of styles,
comic and sentimental.
ENVELOPE-O Steel and Rubber
Erascrs, convenient for the pocket or desk. Ev
cry body wants one; in she'll, ivory, rubber and
cocoa handles.
Just received full line of fno Russia Leath
or, Vienna and Turkey Morocco Pocket Books,
Card Gases, Letter Books, Satchels, Side Pocket
Books, Conductors Books Bankers Cases, all
styles and prices.
NEW BOOKS daily.
fb3 G. E. FRENCH.
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DOG IN a FURSAcE.--A dog got into furn-
ace on Royal street near the market last night,
soon after fire had been klndled In it, and
while it Was ouly just warm enough to be com
Portable, and tx,d b,nself for u nap. No one
being aware tina; the furnace had an occupant,
the door was closed aud towards morning when
the heat Was rising, the residents OF that neigh
horho0d heard music IL the air, not of the most
dulcet strains, however, but ear piercing, aud
50 continuous as to bring the almost cooked
annual relief 10 time to save his lite.
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Snow storm.
Weather Probabilities.

BosToN, Feb 3--DispatcheS from the North
and E,st report heavy snow storm prevailing.
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Financial.

LONDON, Feb. $3.50 p. m.--Thc amount
Of bul;oo withdrawn from the B4uk Of Eug-
land on balance to- lay is s202,0OO
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FERTILIZERS.
OF j.. Won
CHEMICAL LABORATORY OF PROF r B. WILSON

Mi rArron President eusno Co. Bss Dec st. 1873
he @ ac cnny e nm fo % ps cent
This combined with Lime snd Of Am og and ss"dy smae by aa9
P cent Ammna with the s rG 5 s spd rsS aDS S b
crop edng proper t
Rns S hs Ss e' f4nSn 3 s Ps
5 s@ I Td HS svs P ba @ @ 4aa ng
K % nd @ s51 5sse ; # S S 4 s
: @ SSS
SSss:; Ss sss ] % Saline
pR epeetuI &c, WILSON, Consulting Chemist
UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania West Philadelphia Dec 10 1873
nj I'D. sys % " 5 % sna1S
w sg w w 5 p Sospbof H Ad eo @ % qs1na
] @ naas y s5o S% PS"s ssas Thy
Pc; S' S = s%ss @ M % SSs 5;'ss
] S sb :? n si1 % cent Ts @ % cha $' 1s1s ss
FsSgos
1 ss % made ~ Guam" DOUBT s Ext "
Letter fro" HH e"T' WA faAn} VA, Angus. 4 1873
extraordinary oey
v H sx osI Sy Sns truly IS'' Inc ND
LIZA: Sr y s vi e. ii si
this the OpS Su is vino seen n EN MI %
5 tbe H S v tT Mr. sm n county 8 y noticed tn "''' " "
year. consider S;
Dear @ F1q 1 ns va p tbs
@ n the row 1f sS Ss9 b: !s % n n the Ss sa
making fl double used Gpo
ar sz 1 THs 4s Ts sSd & @ {SuS sHIr HI
The Company
@ ? roG e a Rs bsaas s a S S" 3, 1
For y tsTmonsn sand ure nfOrmaho
HOOE e. JOINSTO
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
jna NO. 2 PRINCE STREET ALEXANDRIA, VA
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Steamer Launched.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 3.--rhe ncw steamer Brit
tanlc Of the VII Star line, Was auncncd this
moruug a, Bellas,.
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No. 100 King street, Alexandria, Va,
Ill y 1SCd

No. 100 King street, Alexandria, Va,
February 1874.
THE UNDERSIGNED has this day pur
i chased of II 3. Hoomes his stock of DRY
GOODS, and is now adding to and will continue
to add from time 10 time such sirhbie goods as
are specially suited to the present and approach
ing season.
The business in future will be conducted upon
u CASH BASIS, the stock kept full and COM
pcte in all departments, and great inducements
offered to purchasers. The patrons of the late
house and the public generally are invited to
call and examine stock.
feb 3-:f ID. F. BRASHEAR.
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IDROF. Trips GRAND DESCRIPTIVE
L SERIES.
France andEurope Since 1913,
SJy T,ECTITRES


lst. The Thrilling Paris Revolution of Feb
rusry lS4S. rs witnessed by the L .cturer.
u. The Terrific Coun,er Revolution of June
following that of February.
Sd. Louis Napoleon from his birth to the I'm
perial Throne.
4th The Second Empire embracing the Cri-
IN an Campaign, the Mexican Expedition, and
II sketch of Maximlisn and Carlota, with Per
sonal "reminiscences.
5th Causes of the Franco. Prussisn War, De-
feat of Napoleon and the Trial of Bazaine.
Lamartine, the Poet Orator.
Inc above Lectures are the fruit of twenty
years research, the information being derived
from personal knowledge and original Sources
and tie productions combine the fascination of
romance with the rarest historical knowledge
They have baen extensively delivered in the
principal cities, and are endorsed by the highest
authorities in Europe and the United States
Particulars hereafter. 1*
ERESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT
Il MEDICINES &c.-We have just received
a large lot Of English Wine Colchicum, BIZ
Csrb Potash, Sulphats Morphine, Simmon,'
Liver gala or, luid Extract Valerlan DR.
Whites Tooth Powder, Syrup Iodide Iron,
Jayne's Exp.ctorant Carrying OIL Tartsric
ACID, Bachelors Hair Dye, Gum Tragscanth,
Flax.erd Meal, Browns Essence Jamaica Gin
ger, Picrce's & lden Medical D scovery, Mu .
Inng Liniment, Acock's Porous Plasters, Co.
deia Coxe's Goatine, Carbonate Ammonls,
Vinegar Btters, EPSON Salts, &c, which We
0n'i a. NV ' HENRY COOK s CO.,
foh3 l07 King street.
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CONFERENCE. "A meeting Of the Virginia
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
viii open in this city on the l9Ih lust.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-03

LII Mr.. William Marbury is seriously i'll
at his residence in Georgetown.
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EXAMINATION An examination Of canli-
dates for admission to the Virginia Agricultural
aud Mechanical College, at Black >burg, has
been appointed by the Superintendent OF
Schools, at the request Ola candidate for that
place. |, vii! be ncld at the office of the City
School Board, next Saturday morning at 9
O'Clock. the examiners being Superintendent
Caruc, aud Mcs>rs. ~ E. Addison, J. S Beach,
". T. Carnc 2. Rotchtord and G. .. Wuuder,
of the City and County School Boards Per
s>ns wishing the appointment would do well to
Scud IN their names at once.
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NJ q I l G 4

n oT1ch'
The second monthly instament on shares Of
tn, GERMAN co OPERATIVE BUlLDiNG
ASSOCIATION, No 2, will be received on
THURSDAY, February 9Th, 1874, at u O clock
r feb ' Std j. SCHNEIDER, Secretary.
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A CARD.
A CARD
Mrs. 9. X. SHIDER
Has just increased her facilities for manu- actur-
ing the celebrated
NOn-Explosive CryStallized Oil,

and being the only person in Alexandria who
manufactures it, assures her friends and the pup
lie that ste can and will sell it as low as genu-
inc article OF Cry .tallized Oil can be sold. She
will also WARRANT every gallon of her
COAL OIL to be pure and unadutered by any
of the common Oils that ure daily being forced
upon tn pub lie. She a So invites attention to
the good quality of her L Ard and ASTRAL
Oils, which she will sell very low. feb 3 Inn
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, Gss~ a regular meeting of the Hydraulion
>le'.h Fir, tnglue Go. will he held on tuesday
,vrning, February Sd, 1874. Pun,tual attend
c's requested. By order OF the President;
JGl 3l-3. II. c. CLARK Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-03

France As WILDE seeu by advertise meDt
Prof Aiouz, rripp, the well-knowu lee, urer
Ga Europe is to dcivsr Course Of his descrip.
tive scli., in Alexandria as SDou as the arrange
ments ar. Completed. The lectures have been
extensively delivered 10 the principal cities, and
have attracted great attention wherever given.
Thy arc warmly commended by such as have
heard them, embracing Very many OF the most
distinguished aud cultured minis in the couu
try These lecturers have just been delivered
in Washington. where they attracted much at
tcutlou aud gave the greatest delight, attract
Ing large audiences.
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TSentinel copy.]

WINDOW q LAS i-A large lot Of 8xlO and
w l0xl2, just r, lived and f1r sale ut lowest
market rates. Also in full stock complete as
sorLmcut OF all sizes, running from 6X9 TO 2ixo6.
feb 3 JANNEY IL co.
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D y s n E S S n y 7 I = d :.
ID Ftbruar5 3D. 1874.
| have this day sold to ID. +. BRASHE EAR
my st, OK OF goods, with view to collect and
settle my accounts.
l remain with Mr. Brashear, and the business
will be conducted with INCREASED EN- Ek-
q Y and ACTIVITY. l shall be ready at all
times to wait on my friends and execute Their
orders with PRUMPrN ESS and SPECl NJ
LARE. l respectfully ask my friends and the
public generally for continuance of the patron
age extended to me, for which am profoundly
thankful. II. B. HOOMES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08
ENGLAND.
Diplomacy Toward the Mexican Republic Tho
: /. Treaty Of Warrington Not Completely
rulAlled-Miners Strike Ended.

a4s - LONDON, May Z 1874.
In the House Of Commons to-day, in reply to Mr..
George Anderson, member for Glasgow. Hon.
Robert Bourke, Under Secretary for the Foreign
Department said Her Majesty's government de-
sires the resumption Of diplomatic relations with
Mexico and IL ready to receive overtures to that
end. but none such have as yet been received.
THE TREATY or WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Bourke also. In reply to Sir Henry wolf,
said that the present government had not consid-
cred It their duty to take steps to carry into exc
cutt0n the sixth clause OF the Treaty OF Washing
ton. Fn@ - ~
: Tine sixth clause OF the Treaty OF washington,
with the three rules which are deduced nom and
based omit. define the duties OF neutral govern
ments with regard to the permitting or supplying
or harbortng Of beligerent vessels within their
jHrisdictton.-ED. HERALD
t4t wee MINERS STRIKE RNDED.
The coal miners Of Durham have yielded to the
employers and the strike has ended.
sIR LAMBrON LORRAINE ON THE OTHER SIDE.
LONDON, May 7, 1874.
Sir Lambton Lorraine, in q communication to the
RGU Man Gazette says :-sT am no admirer OF those
EngllshTnen who are given to frowning upon their
American cousins ct the expense OF their own self.
respecku raN*3 Hftt9
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THE STEAMSHIP OHIO.
The lire z1tinguisasd- Cargo Dsassssd.
lsY1M.s DESPATCH By oABLl no rHx HHRALD.l
90 !" n.y. "" LONDON, May z, 1874
The, fire ON the American steamship Ohio
has been extinguished. Her cargo is much
damaged
THE ERIE RAILWAY.


LONDON. May Z, 1874
During the session Of the House OF Commons to-.
day, In reply to an inquiry from Mr.. Julian Cold
smid, Sir @. B. Adderly, President Of the Board Of
Trade, stated that Mr.. Tyler, . government In
speetor attached to the Board Of Trade, was going
~ America, on two years. leave OF absence, to ex-
anime into the affairs Of the Erie Railway but the
arrangement was . private one, OF which the
governments was not o1ncially cognizant
Mr.. Goldsmid gave notice that he would call the
attention Of the House to the matter.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MISS nelson's Readings.

.., ~ Miss Nelson's Readings.
steinway Hall was filled last night BY large and
fashionable audience gathered to welcome Miss
Nelson on her nrst appearance In America Is q
reader There was naturally good deal OF curl
ostty to learn how she would pass through
the ordeal always trying-of entertaining an
audience for q couple OF hours unstded
The result must have been very satisfactory
to MISS Nelson and her friends, for as the enter
tainment progressed the pubic, at first coldly
attentive, became warmly responsive, which
showed that the sympathetic chord OF their feel
ings mad been touched. The programme was well
chosen, and gave the fullest scope for the exhlbi
tfon OF the exceptional emotional power OF Miss
Nelson Lady Glare, by the English Poet Laurie
ate, had the honor OF opening the proceedings.
and the archness OF the piece was so well rendered
that the audience were at once put In good humor
and the reader's success assured. sThe Knight and
the Lady" nom the '.InRollsby Legend" followed
..May QUEEN was, however, the ' piece In which
careful. Evolutionary training appeared, Joined
Win refined alton and q
touching and graceful in Miss .Eeiison's con.
ilnes Of the poet seemed to acquire new
meaning and force from her Interpretation.
dss Oh Psssy s;ss Ss 81 sy
ss%pssn9 the poe. and i ais
moment the lady stood 20 the very Incarnation or
his thoughk the second and final reading WIN be
Ess sssons sss before her dspars
Qye for Europe. qa 3 fttsHt ,8Hetq88 fsIG
0erman Opera-Df Murska I'm sRobert
4 III g rs dor Teufel.',
The Hungarian prima donna, whose phenomenal
voice In 1rovru Gnging has no living equal and
who won . pronounced triumph ct the Academy
OF Music in italian opera, even In the face Of the
most adverse circumstances commenced last
evening, ct the Stadt Theatre, an engagement In
German opera, under the direction Of Herr Ru-
man. Tho grand work Of Meyerbeer. "Robert the
Devil, served a. the medium OF introducing the
fair songstress TO her compatriots IN the Bowery
Po.ss H ss Pauline oas g p
and Herr Pnneger a. Robert. When Mile.
d Murska appeared, m the second act. her re-.
:cntSusiasm could make it. and sftsr her brilliant,
finished rendering Of the opening aria .lnvano II
IL ns M was
'entng. -9he opera will be repeated on saturday
Lyceurn Theatre--Ifiss Potter's Matinee
Entertainment. aaa
xiss Helen L. D. Potter gave very enjoyable
entertainment at this theatre yesterday afternoon,
In which ase diaplayeo considerable powers as q
dramatic reader, especially In hcr limitations Of
Ars.s Scott-Siddons, Anna Dickinson, Julia Ward
Howe and John B. Gough, which were very clever
and lifenke. M1es Lizzie Brophy sung Iillard'z
core, Clay's beautiful song, s'Sne wandered down
che mountain stde:n She has pure soprano voice
she used Il with an ecct only to be sought Tor in
q professional artist or one whose instincts lead
ing. The regular orchestra Of the theatre PLAYED
some selections T0T +
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SPAIN.
HArahal snranos Opinion Of DON Carlos Pros-
poets

y 20 = a-3s'Ai- MADRID, May Z, 1874.
eenor CASTELAR, has rendered hts congratulations
Spain. h iM. s,fss Ssa
Replying to the congratulations Of a provincial
deputatton Marshal Serrano said that "the Carlist
movement was only shaken, not vanquished en-
ttrely.n Ns tlt@8aaa
Z Don Carlos has issued proclamation to his fol-
ioxers, expressing confidence that his cause viii
eventually triumph.
Germany Asked to Recognize the Rcpub-
Mo-Cariists Raiding Near Bilbao.
sI LONDON May SO A. M.
After the capture Of Bilbao by Marshal serrano
the Spanish government again applied to Germany
for recognition Of the Republic.
Detached bands Of Carlists continue TO harass
the nelghborhood Of Bilbao.
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mine the right TO IN once, was decree ~ 10
nature OF those which operate at once from the
thsmselvss. This principle nas frequently been
In New York It has been held = ~ ~
In az sstics 70 w title 70 once VIA Of assistance
Is directing the shs aqSs q mot ps granted o.
party posssson o. hs once and s books snS pa
seh t.sl So Gcs
Ss e. % code Su y h
Court oS.@Ssr SsS People va Sonovsr 15Ssss
And Il was held in another case. in tn. same
State:-
ooals q =. 1s:ers ss.ss P!eessaiss q:
q sSsSoriV cesssd :. isa. 2 .. have
sy :ad e
% perform The duties o. the once The fact hs.
es:ss xR not rsssss the ssss Court duty
snsi s.ni New lors .isiS "
ofncer de N1oto and to sustain the validity OF his
acts there must be color Tor the claim and Z
colorado title TO the once: When the color o.
ceases. AS oficer Dc Jacs0 there must be &c least
. presumption that he % rtghtfully IN once, and
contrary such Q presumption cannot be said 70
II has also been held IN Georgia.
81 ;ss :. s:;
e an once nT :: Snc ana ~ h sG aGas
5hs !uSss g sc, are sa and vod-os sasns@ W
This principle 10 well settled and time b want
ing to c0llate more authorities the point, were
any moro needed. which can scarcely be conceived
70 be the case. u y plain then; rom the ne very
eminent irselG nom principle and authority, that
the moment Mr.. Baxter was ousted from once by
ss eo Sp nu ~ az ss
he has no more right 70 make his application 70
the President than any private citizen.
LET THE SUPR1NB COURT DECIDE
the most favorable, the strongest view that can
be taken OF the legal question IN Arkansas 50 lar
Is Mr.: Baxter Is concerned, rests precisely here:
against him, and there are two decisions OF tho
supreme Court one Affirming the jurisdiction q
the Circuit Court where the question waa correctly
In case where It was not presented. 9 NOS
evident that the Supreme Court OF Are4nsa&
Should sso % et 20 decide the matter so
that Court from the Circuit Court, where, It APP
pears Mr.. Baxter by no means desires decision,
the assembling Of the Court By the arrest Of the
Judgesf
whatever view ws>take Of this subject i con-
cial, not political question ; one whose decisiea
belongs 10 the judiciary, not TO the executive DO
partment Of government. It Is contest fox 9
OF q State election, and no more embracing any
federal question than would be In the election Of
onicer cannot cnange the complexion OF the sub
In nne, the President Of the United States Is now
lorce to override the decision OF competent Cours
in Q contested election case, ana that Is all.
We have the honor TO remain. With great respect.
your oosdiens servants Thq y Rfu I; DoHASI.
JOIN i RREUsMHPHREYs,
R. A. BURTON.
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$50 MI HAVANA, May Z, 1874
Captain General Concha gave farewell dinner
tonight 70 Chin-Lan-Pin, the Chinese Com
missioner. The heads OF the various departments
and other distinguished persons were present
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Country.
The WHKKLY HERALD OF the present week.
now ready, contains q Select Story. entitled
"Ranorta,n together with the very Latest News BY
telegraph from All Parts Of the World up to tho
hour of publication. 1t also contains condensed
reports Of Aairs in Washington; Political. Relig-
ious, Scientific, Literary and Sporting Intelligence;
Amusements; Obituary; Varieties; Editorial Arti-
cles on the prominent topics or tho Day; Our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of the CATTLE. Horse
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tant and Interesting Events Of the week.
THRns:-Singie subscription, g. three COPIES.
s.; nve copies, So; ten copies, SIS; single coptes
dve cents each. A limited number OF Advertase-
ments inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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Theatrical Performers Use sorhe Jap
ANESR CORN FILKS Sold at all Drug and shoe
Stores. s. cents
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Despatch from Brooks TO tho President
Eject OF the Decision Of the Court.
WASHINGTON, May I, 1874
The President has received despatch from Gov
ernor Brooks at Little Rock. containing tnforma-
ton a. to the recapture OF Associate Justice
searfe. with the details relative to the meeting
OF the Supreme Court The telegram does not
diner In substance from the press reports pub
lished this morning. Brooks says "tnat the de-
ctston OF the Court on the controversy which has
been commenced viii settle the question as to who
Is the legal Governor OF Arkansas and give N
peace which ever way It may be decided" 4 do
cision was expected this morning. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

Pure and Delicious Tobacco II Suf.
RRUG'S GOLDEN SCEPTRE. Try It
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

A.-F0r . First Glass Dress or Business
HAT 60 direct to the manufacturer. EsPKNSCHRID.
stra
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All Owners OF Horses Use Giles & Co.'s
LlNIMENT IODIDE OF AMMONIA. Depot l6l 9Th sv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

A Catarrh Causes Consumption Al
COTrS CArARRH ANNrHILATOR eradicates Catarrh.
PAIN PAINT subdues all pain and Inflammation Sold
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CUBA.

Chin-Ian-Pin Entertained .s STATE BANQUET
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A~-The valuable Invention OF the
ELAaIC TRUSS COMPANY ec Broadway. which soon
Ing has annhated the horrible metal springs Ginger
pads'' and iron hoop trusses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

Army Reunions 1T Harrfsburg.-Tfck-
eta from New York to Harrisburg and return
tanned ct reduced rates by h. DAVIES Jr ~ Broad
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A.-Ome OF tho Largest, Best and Cheap.
est assortmens Of SPRING CLOTHING in the c,ty
WADE 4 CUMMING,
2el and 263 Eighth avenue,
corner Twenty third street. Grand Opera House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

A.--summer Has Como. Gentlemen's
styles Of HATS ready. oN
KNOX, 2i2 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-08

Bachelors Hair Dye II splendld.-
Never tails. Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHKLOR'S Wig Factory, Is Bond St. N