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!. xw ADVERTISEMENTS.

aEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISH ED 1872.
THE Ten Commandments"
CHAMPIONSHIPS TABLET.
FROM HIS MOUNT;
Thou sAa,, no, .esl foreign fAshioss by ada'ssr-
ously wedding strange goods by thy body, there
BY converting an American citizen Of wichita
into foreign ambassador.
Thou shalt have no other places to buy dry
goods. boots. shoes. hats. caps, &c. Sc, except
from Ksrs,osshy's old reliable store.
Thou shalt not choose to myself any other mer-
chant; thou shat; no, bow down TO thcmnor iissen
to their ane speeches, for ksratefsky 10 the old
reliable, honest dealer.
Thou shalt ne, seek in vain for stylish dry
goods. gents furnishing goods. or ane boots ani
shoes. for they can always be found In large
quantities at Karutofsky's store.
rheu shalt bear In mind that a.,oa six days OF
tof.ky but upon ths seventh he and his eieaks de-
sire TO rest from their labors.
Thou shalt not commit: N outrage ON propr;ety
by purchasing dry goods elsewhere. but go direct
to Ksrntcfsky's, and return home happy
VII.
Thou shalt not steal, for karafof.ky'- prices are
20 low that you can better AFFORD TO pay Tor the
good, and save the sin
Thou shalt not bear false witness, hut honestly
acknowledge thai thou canst get better suited
house In town.
Thou shalt not co,et tn, nsghbors goods. nor
his bargains but take counsel of the wise and pre-
coed strsightway to karaiofsty's, for he wasrsnt.
all his soo..s.
Thou shalt honor karatofsky's old reliable store
frequently with your presence, anu Tong may 9o"
days be TO enjoy tn. fruits thereof
| You will always nnd at Karatofshy's full line
Of droods boots, shoe, and gents furnishing
goods, trunks, vaiises, SC,
| All Philadelphia custom male shoes are war
ranted
All goods Of any Hind guaranteed az repre-
sented
Quick sales and small pron,s. cash NJ sni no
gruinbIing. is Our motto
| Eagle Block; Wichita. ksn.aI
81 } kARATofsKl
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Nj. NJ. MURDOCH, Editor.

WICHITA. THURSDAY. MAY i4a, I,.i.
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Hot tes, coffee lunch AID meals st high twelve,
or az any other hour day night staSes 10 al
point. Ia TIE ssufawess call every morning ~
O'Clock Mammoth Stables Connected with tbs
house.
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Most convenient locality in the city Vi 20 per
day. House thoroughly renoystst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01
CHARLESTON Is. c. RACES.

CHARLESTON, Feb. %, 1874.
Notwithstanding the unpromisng weather the
races to-day attracted large concourse OF peo-
pie, and the interest in the sport is rather
increased than abated. In fact it in
sures the success Of the revival OF the
turf in South carolina. The attendance and
income has been far greater than at the
meeting at Savannah. While the horses are not
first class, they have generally been SO well
matched as to elicit unbounded interest and
evoke the betting propensties OF the people to
the full The pool seller has done good business.
and nearly all the betting has been confined to this
system. Many thousand dollars changed hands
The first race to-day was q free handicap. dash
Of mile and quarter, the purse being $780, $3.50
Lewis 4 Co.'s br. h. Ortolan, by Donerail,
Canary Bird, aged. l2l lbs. acknowledgements.
Mr.: Hitchcock's b. m. Tabtha' by Tipperary, =
dam Greek Slave, years old, carrying % lbs 2
DR.. Weldon's br. g. Midnight by Donerail, dam
Amanda Morehead years old, 100 lbs. -. 8
JORDAN Wilson'S Oh. g. Revenge, by Revenue,
dam unknown, los lbs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DIR.
Time, 2:17.
The second race was one mile dash with 100
br. Weldon's b. h. Gaberlunzie, by Bonnie
Scotland, dam by Warfeld's Florlzel. .......... l
Lewis Eys. sa G9 rs g. Lanty LAWYER by Mickey
Mr.. Hitchcock's b. IN Mollie, pedigree unknown.
The third race was mile heats for three year. odds,
$780, $3.50 to the first horse.
Colonel Bacon's b. m. Lady Washington, by
Beacon, udm Mhtttn. i i
Mr.. Hitchcock's ch. c. Limestone by War
Dance, dam rransylvania. ............... 2
Lewis h CO.'S br. C. Joe Johnson, by Hun
ter's Lexington, dam by Oliver. .......... dis.
Time, go 81 III 52.
THE RACE.
First Heat.-This heat was closely contested and
was won by Limestone by a neck, Maiden second,
Joe Johnson distanced. Time, so.
Second He1t.-Lady Washington Jumped of with
the lead, and maintained 1t to the last quarter,
when Limestone MADE magnificent squirt, closing
the gap, and laying alongside OF the nlly until a
short distance from home, when she sprang away
and won the heat BY neck. Time, :51H.
Third Hedk-Tnere was now intense excitement,
the betting changing largely in favor of the hy,
who appeared In fine condition. She again took
the lead at the tap Of the drum and was soon two
lengths in advance OF the colt, which advantage
she held, despite whip and spur administered TO
Limestone. She won the heat and race. Time, l so,
me rae close Monday.
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tent an would be glad to get the positions. tho
onIv trn~ bic would be the arrangement of bust
NESS Tor ew days y,on This gndsrstand to b the
e mu"po a., TIN, all leading railroad manaaers
They Claim tha, The engineers are now better paid
is no disposition TO reduce their wages from tue
nars ta na, na,,ana ~. there will be general
strike but are apparen in "n e 70 the mat
re sb as ' deD hat any class Of
employees should dictate what o1ce thevp pay: 49,, -
they should succumb Ia ins,A 20 N.Y. mouiu
soon be compelled 10 meet the sah and braS 90
the part OF conductors, baggagenIeh ND con,S,
men. and in the end the employees WOO W. 0on'ro'
the roads. .okaau
OF course the brotherhood have the riehtS 'n Ne,
all their proceedings secret, but 1t Is queA .e
among all whether IL would not have been bes 0'
to nave allowed the public to understand the tn
portant features OF their proceedings. Ii wou,Af
certainly have done away with the many rnmors
that have been noating about, many Of which nave
peen detrimental 20 them, and by which course
they could have retained the high standing thev
nave gained In previous years for honest straight
iorWaro dealing. AS 1t Ii now, they are resting
under cloud OF mystery Inconsistent with their
previous movements and which places them In
a"ythihg but an envabie light.
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THE LOCOMOTIVE BROTHERHOOD.
Sudden Adjournment or a stormy Con-
ventiOn-Fears of q General Railroad

Sudden Adjournment or a stormy Con-
ventiOn-Fears of q General Railroad
Strike.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 2s 1874.
The special meeting OF the Grand Division OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers adjourned
this afternoon after session OF four days. At the
close OF the session. Mr.. Arthur the newly elected
Grand Chief Engineer, stated that there was moth
ing tnat he was OF liberty to give for publication.
Enough has leaked out, however, to indicate that
the proceedings from day to day have
been OF stormy character, and also that
the non-strikers were eventually in the
majority, though at the opening OF the
Convention the action OF the Brotherhood towards
Mr.. Watson, and the ousting OF that gentleman
from his position as Grand Chief Engineer, looked
towards the most radical change In the govern
ment and policy OF the Brotherhood III Is under
stood that no changes have been made III the
rules OF the order. and that the new Chief
Engineer has said that he will enforce all the rules
to the letter, and II strike Is ordered 1t must be
by the sanction of the Grand Division.
A number OF the leading railroad men OF the city
have been interviewed by local reporters in regard
to the effects OF q general strike. All OF them
would deprecate the result hut were general In
their opinion that 1t would not last long, plenty
Of men, who do not belong TO the order could be
found to run tue epglpes. men who are coupe
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Assemblyman Smith NJ Weed is again at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
State Senator John Il. Selkreg OF Ithaca, is at
the Metropolitan Hotel
Captain E. Murphy, OF the British Army, Is quar-
tered at the Brevoort House.
Congressman w. w. Wiltshire, OF Arkansas is
staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
w. L. Scruggs United States Minister to Bogota,
Is among the recent arrivals at the St. Nicholas
Hotel
Assemblyman a. G. Eastman, the selfsacriacing
champion OF rapid transit, is registered at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
King Oscar, Of sweden, is the inventor OF IRE
escape apparatus. 1t was lately tried in Stock
holm and proved valuable invention.
John NJ. Forbes, the leader Of the forlorn hope in
the coliectorship contest at Washington, arrived
at the Brevoort House yesterday morning, on his
way to Boston.
Sir Moses Montefore, who Is now ninety.One
years old, made journey from Ramsgate to Lon
don to for the liberal candidates at the recent
general election.
Father Secchi, the Jesuit astronomer, has &C
cepted the post OF Director OF the Roman Obser.
vatory from the Italian government. He had pre-
viousy declined a chair in the Irish Catholic Uni
versity.
voter at the late Parliamentary election in
his name, that it was Edith, but he was uncer-
tain whether 1t began with ali "H" or an "E."
Afterward he returned to the polls, and informed
the inspectors Of election that "F' was the proper
initial letter OF his surname.
The obituary column Of the London Times has
hitherto been favorite resort Of English journal
lists from which to select remarkable instances OF
longevity. Its attractiveness is now destroyed,
for the aged people it records are only children
to an ancient person who offered himself for the
SURFACES OF the voters OF Kircudbrght Scotland,
at the recent election. He Is Captain the Hon.
Randolph Stewart. In his election address he
said 81 was born within sight Of the glorious old
Stewartry hills, and come before you as one init.
mately connected with the Stewartry, and Gallo
way generally. for period extending over many
centuries, while in more recent years my father
was your Lord Lieutenant anu my great uncle
your representative In the Parliament of Great
Brttain.u
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SPAIN.
Ths Presidency Of the Republic Declared
Ofhcially-serrano on Provincial Tour
General Mo,iones Reports His Defeat
TElEe,AKs TO THE new YORK HfRaLu.

MADRID, Feb. 49, 1874
Senior Serrano has been declared President OF
the Republic OF Spain and senior Zabala, Minister
OF War, Is appointed President of the Council OF
Ministers.
PRESIDENTIAL TRIP TO THE PROVINCES.
President Serrano and Admiral Topete, Minister
Of Marine, have left Madrid for the North.
Senior zabala will act as President during the
absence from the capital Of Senior Serrano.
Republican Army Failure at Bilbao
The Cariists Said to Have Gained y
Grand Victory.
MADRID, Feb. IS 1874
General Morlones has Jailed to relieve Bilbao,
and II Ii reported that his army has been defeated
BY the Carlists with loss OF 5000 men killed and
wounded.
' Amposta, town on the River Ebro. forty-seyen
miles southwest Of Tarragona, has been captured
by the Carlists.
General Moriones reports the Defeat or
His Army-Hc Asks To BE Relieved OF
His Com anna nd.
MADRID, Feb. 2S-Evening
4 teiegraphic despatch has been received at the
War once from General Moriones stating that he
has been unable force the Carlists from their en-
trenchments before Bilbao, and that his own ad-
vanced line has been broken by the insurgents.
lie asks for reinforcements and the appointment
OF his successor.
MOriones still occupies SOmorrostro, 0ut0n,
Minon. Povena and Milquez.
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gramme OF the strakosch Opera Company for the
ensuing week is as follows Monday, "Mignon -
Wednesday. "AYda :" Friday, "I Trovatore" leo
nora, Mme Nilsson; Azucena, Miss Cary; Manrico,
Signor COmpanini; Di Luna. Mr.. MaureD and
Saturday matinee, "Mignon"
There was an excellent amateur performance Ell
the ''Hunchback" given at the Academy OF Music
last evening for the benefit Of the Hebrew Relief
Society. Messrs BIRD, Coulter aud De COrdOya
were very good in parts of the play and lair
throughout. Mrs. Eta Manning as Helen received
repeated applause for the delicate and winning
yivacty OF her acting. The audience filled the
house and the receipts must have been OOH
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CHINA.
The Nativist Agitation Becoming More Fierce
The Lives Of Foreigners Said
To Be in Danger.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Hong KONG Feb q, 1874.
Il Is reported that the Chinese government has
nottged the foreign Ministers at Pekin that 1t
not guarantee the safety Of the lives Of foreigners
residing at Ten.tsin, and that the naval authorities
have been requested to send war vassels to Tien-
tsn to insure their protection.
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A DINNER TO CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. %, 1874.
Senator Chandler gave very elegant entertain
lnent tonight In honor OF Chief Justice Waite 1t
was gentiemen's party, and was attended by
President Grant. members OF the Cabinet, Senators
Of both political parties and large number OF
persons distinguished in political and social lie in
W0ahinQtOn
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THE CAUSE In NEW YORK.

The Meeting Last Evening ut Associa-
ton Hall or the Temperance AdvO-
Gates.
Association Hall was not well filled last evening
despite the fact that do Lewis who is said to have
made terrible inroads upon the liquor business of
the west, had been announced the day before as
the orator Of the night-the grand exponent In
fact of all that was good and hearty ami true In
the warfare against the liquor dealers. On very
ordinary occasions, when some meeting OF
foreigners who come to this country invested Nth
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FORT ADAMS.

NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. %, 1874
Work will be commenced on Monday upon Fort
Adams, which, 1t will be remembered was stopped
.ou account Of lack OF funds month aga,
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CANADIAN OIL WELLS CLOSED.
PETROIIA. Ont Eel

PETROLIA. Ont, Feb. %, 1874.
The Western Canada OIL Company have shut
down about fifty OF their wells, throwing about
seventy five men out OF employment. The cause
OF the suspension Is the depressed state Of the oil
market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01

COnnoisseurs in Perfumes Rank tho
"PHALON NIGHT. BLOOMING CEREUS" above the
best French extracts sold by all druggists. PHALOA's
HAIR INVIGORATOR, 75c and 81 SO.
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DunvilIe & CO,-Ihe Irish Di

Dyspepsia.-Dr. Sharp's specific Never
and never fail 10 Dyspepsia. 1t contains In
gradients applicable to all the symptoms.
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An Old Nurse for Chfidren.-DOu,t
fail to procure MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Tor children teething No mother who has ever tried il
will to let her child through this critical
period without the aid OF this invaluable
Gives rest the mother and relief and health TO the
child. Cures wind collie and regulates the bowels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01

Campo's Infallible Specific for Rheu.
matism, Neuralgia, Toothache, &c.
JOHN +. HENRY, No. College place.
McKESSON ROBBINS SO Fulton street
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Are Your Friends Dying Of Pine umOnfae
Our GRADUATED CHEST GUARD will save your iunga
Free by mall 81 20 Sold every where. UNION ADAMS
co. 637 Broadway. Trade supplied.
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A.--Dr. n. G. Perry. tho SI<ilful Dor
matologist ~ Bond street New York cures with special
ing loss and untimey gray hair aud moist yellow. dry
and Scaiy dandruH.
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FRANCE.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Feb %, 1874.
The sale Of the conservative republican journal
10 xXXe Steele has been prohibited because Of the
publication in its columns of article insulting to
n. Buffet, President OF the National Assembly.
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Dygpepsia.-Dr. Sharp's Specific a War
ranted cure CODDINGTON'S 1,ls2 Broadway; THED-
DEN CO., Thrty-fonrth street anu Broadway and
Fourth street. corner Bowery.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dyo SURPRISES All
others Its efficacy natnralnes reliability and OF
application. Druggists sell It.
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A.-Recipe for Consumption That
proves successful in every will be sent free Address
DANIEL ADEE, l76 Fulton street. N r.
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Exercise. Health. Amuscme nt.-JOhn
WOODS GYMNASIUM, Twenty eighth street near Fiftn
avenue. open day ana evening. Parior Gymnastics tor
home Send Tor circular.
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Freckles and
Tan ask your druggist for PFRRY'S MOTH AND.
FRECkLE LOTION: II is reliable and harmless Depot,
~ Bond street. New York.
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AnnOuncemen - Spring FashfOnA
ready. YorMANs' correct styes Al, GA oawan,a ia
Importer OF English HATS.
YoUMANs, ns and I. ios Broadway.
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A.-Rcmcdy for Consul mPtion That Has
cured 900 be had free by addressing DANIEL
ADEE, l76 Fulton street.
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A.-TWO Thousand Pension Surgeons
have been notified OF the arrangement made by the Sur
geon General with the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6aH
Broadway, supply their TRUSSES to soldiers
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Havana Bankcrs.-J. b. Marines & Coz,
Wall street. New York, will pay the highest rates for
spanish Douboons and Havana Bank Bills, &c.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints, ALI
Diseases OF the Feet cured by Dr. ZACHAR1E. ~ Uni0n
a,iara
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy Posi-
lively guaranteed 10 rheumatism. Neuralgia and
Nervous Diseases, no charge. Il John street and
druggists.
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Japanese Corn File" Can he Used
oy ehiid with perfect safety 2c. at drug and sh0~
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"a Lost Art RestOred."-AngelI's RO-
man ndtns NO OF Lexington avenue Separate depart.
enu ior aides faror Restaurant; excellent hotel
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Dremond's Ice Powders Stop Head
ache and Nervousness instantly. Pleasant to take.
j. r. henry, CURRAN Il CO., No. 3 College place
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Bachelors Hair Dye IL Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years. Sold and properly
applied at BATCHELOR,S Wig factory, Is Bond 81, N. Z
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DuhviIIe q C0,-Ihe IrIsh DIsIaIicrIes,
the world. Their OLD IRISH WHIsKEY is recommend
ed by the medical profession In preferences TO french
brandy Supplied In casks cases United States
Branch 81 Broad street New York.
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Model BOOts.-COrrect styles of Boots
and Shoes and importers of Melie's Paris Boots. EU
GENE FERRIS 4 son, $50 Fulton street. Broad
way will remove to 81 Nassau street on May l.
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A.-Barry's TrtcopherOuS I'm parts vixOr.
gloss luxuriance and curl TO the hair aud is recon-
mended as being sovereign remedy for all ailments az
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average VeHperature yesterday. ............. 3254
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ....................... 2e1l
Average temperature for last week. ....... SO 81
Average temperature Tor corresponding week
last year 5.7
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Newburg Being stirred UP.

NEwBURG, N Y, Feb. 2S, 1874.
The temperance sentiment OF this city received
q stirring up last night by mass meeting
held in Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
under the auspices OF the Newburg Ministerial
Association. Addresses were delivered by
hall dozen OF the clergy and resolutions
endorsing the Western movement were adopted
one Of the members .'pitched into" certain church
members here who have been investing in lager
beer brewery. lie remarked :-"Tak TO me OF the
man who would give 81 900 for a church or 5000
TO send the Gospel to Japan, and then taking
$40, 600 worth OF stock in brewery Superlative
nonsense 1nenable shamen
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"Putsr and ssCa1ls.'-The Nv All
Street Reporter explains how money is made In stock
speculations Sent free to any address
l.. W. HAMILTON CO., ~ Broad street. New York.
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BOOKS

THE STORY OF SUMNER; OR. JOURNAL
LEAVES FROM CHAPPAQUA. An exquisite little vol
nme about lite at the home Horace Greeley BY his
niece, Cecilia Cleveland. s.sPrice 81 ~.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past tweDty-iour hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at HudnutS
Pharmacy, HERALD Buildinv:-
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Probabilities
For Sunday, in New England, rising barometer
lower temperature and clear weather, followed by
falling barometer, northwest and northeast winds
and increasing cloudlness.
FoR THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES, STATIONARY,
FOLLOWED BY FALLING BAROMETER, LIGHT WINDS,
MOSTLY FROM THE EAST, WITH CLEAR, FOLLOWED
pY CLOUDY WEATHER
For the lower lake region, falling barometer,
southwest to southeast winds, partly cloudy
weather and possibly occasional rain or snow.
For the ONO Valley, falling barometer light va
riable winds, cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region and the Northwest,
falling barometer, higher temperature, increasing
southerly winds and partly cloudy weather.
For the Southwest, rising barometer, lower tem-
perature, southwest to northwest winds.
For the South Atlantic States, falling barome ter,
nertheasterIy winds, cloudy or rainy weather.
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VALENTINES MANUAL OF TIVE CORPORATION
City OF New York. 1850 to 1857 IT volumes also New
York Herald, Nov. 1850 to Jan. lees u youmos ~
JOAN TuCKERS. No. "a Ann street
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMFN

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Marcn IL A. NJ.
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DAND, McNALLY co.'s RAILWAY GUIDE COMBa
III out this spring eIaboyately illustrated with Sec
tona Maps and deserving OF than
ever before. The and magnincentY colored RAN.
road Map extending from ocean to alone worth
double the price.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A -"OBsERvATIONs ON CATARRH." BY A. N.
n. williamson, NJ. D., late Clinical Physician In the
University Medical College, sent free. Address i3 East
Seventeenth street
A $40 TO 800 IN WALL STREET OFTEN LEADS
"A. to q fortune. Thirty two page pamphlet free
VALENTINE, TCMBRIDGE A CO..
Bankers and Brokers. No. 80 Wall street.