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The New York herald., 1874-03-29


Professor Richards lectures during the week at
the Colosseum on the ''Cbemistry OF Fire.n
The Olympic presents wonderful bill OF 'lnno-
cent and delightful amusementsn Tor the week.
Fox procaims his intention TO save the popuace
OF New York from the blues after the 9Th of April.
''Central PARK will keep the boards at Wal
lacks until Saturday. when it will be replaced by
''Tne Veteran
Lctta will appear tomorrow night in "Zp; or
The Point Lynde Light" ut Booths. Her engage
ment is tor three weeks.
The Park Theatre will open with an adaptation
OF .'Le Medecin des Eniants,'' one OF the leg,ti-
mate school OF French drama.
The Grand Opera House is to be conducted un-
der new auspices on and alter Easter Monday, Mr..
Joseph II. Tooker assuming the nagement.
Mr.. NeuendOrff will bring out Monday even.
ing, at the Germania Theatre. capital musical
burlesque on ''LOhengrn,' called "Lohengeb.n
The music is by snppe.
Miss Rokoh Frank Bartlett, Arbuckie. Leiebre
and Alrldge are the sololsts announced ior Gill
more concert on Monday evening ut the Twenty.
second Regiment Armory
The Metropolitan offers inducements to the lov.
ers o! ''musc, tragedy. comedy, farce and the
ballet" not TO speak OF other weaknesses, which it
must he very difficult for tie public to resist.
W. II. Pope will read from memory Byron's mag
fiECeDI pOCU 'MdulTcu'' db StcluWay Dau To-
morrow evening Mr.. Pope, although a young
man. is savorably known TO the public as an eocl.
tiOnlst
Falconers drama, eileen Oge'' which is to be
produced at the Grand Opera House on the first
night of the engagement of the Florences, has a
realistic Irish haymaking scene III which eighty
people are to be employed.
Max NaretzeZ commences a season OF Italian
opera at the Academy OF Music on Eas ter Monday
with Mile. lima Di Murska as prima donna. The
first weeks programme is as ows:-Monday,
LA Sonnambua;'' Wednesday, "Dinorah;n FIJI
day, '.Star of the North"
The American drama Keeps its ground bravely at
Woods Museum Little Rife is the new attrac-
ton. and viii hold out while any powder remains
III Woods magazne-a pretty and suggestive
change of name which we urge on the proprietors.
''Chariyi'-that is to say, the Fifth Avenue The
atre ''Chsrity''-contnues to enven and attract
crowds. There Will be chance Tor the great
"Alphonse 10 make his debut therefore, for
weeks TO come. Tomorrow evening Miss Daven-
port viii resume her powerful impersonation OF
the "Tramn" Trcdgett, in which she has made
such remarks able hit.
'4ohangrin' will be given at The Academy Of
Music on Monday evening for the Gttn time. on
Wednesday the fascinating little Austrian prma
donna, Nine. Pauline Lucca, makes her first ap-
Leonora, IN ''La Favorita" VITA UanpanIni, Del
! Puente ana Napnetti. on Good Friday we are
promised "AiNa," and AT the saturday matinee
/ "Lohcngrnn Tor the last time.
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EPISCOPAL CHURoa soHloM In NEWARK.

Quite sensation is ,ooming up among Episco-
pailaus In Newark consequent on schism which
has broken out among the congregation ana
yestry o! Grace church. II appears the ector,
Rev. MIR. Harrison ana the vear, are in favor of
High CHurch rtugiism. whereas ver} considerable
portion Ol the congregation are not. coihlnT-
nlcatl0l, signed by n"a,ly 100 members OF the
church. mas been addressed to Iishop Uden elmer,
aupplicatiug his Interference witn The advanced
ritual.Sm Ia vogue at Grace church.
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TELEGRAM TO THE REV YORK HERALD.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 2S 1874.
Hon. Marshall Jewell the United States Minister,
to-day signed a declaration respecting trade
marks. 1t gives to American manufacturers equal
rights with those OF hussla, tnus completely pro.
tecting the interests of Americans.
This is the first treaty signed IN both the Russian
and English languages.
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IIerts a. Co.,

NOs,
Furniture,
have reopcned their warerooms with the hand.
and les assorted stock OF
First class Furniture
exhibited in this city and offer II at
unpreccdentcdiy low prices.
TX luisltc new de sigus
silver, wood and ebony brdseye, III tpIe and mahogRne
bulternut, Hungarian ash and white holy
Chamber suits.
Also, line assortment OF
Parlor, Library and Dining Room Furniture,
every variety
Best goods AT lowest prices.
SOC and sOs broadway, opposite Eleventh street
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ITALY AND AUSTRIA.
The "Genleman z ng" IN Perfect Accord with
the Fnpre.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, March 2s, 1874.
II is repOrted that King Victor Emmanuel burned
an address sent to him from number OF citlzens
Of Trieste because 1t contained reasonable senti-
ments towards Austria. and that he will send to
the Austrian government formal dIsavowal OF
sympathy with the address.
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3he possibility ~ ne,e issue ot mconWytblc
paper ! regard ,cit. omoseneni and onGiety and,
IN my judgment, such aa issue ,ooai0 De Il detr,-
,Hcol and q stGgae.--CHARLEs SUMNER.
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III Trouble st the Malpeu r
Reservation.

san FRANCISCO, March 2S, 1874.
despatch from Portland. Oregon, to-day says
that the Indians on the Mapear Reservation nave
grown insoen,, aud serious trouble is leared. n
detachment OF troops has been sent from Fort
barney to protect agent Linville and ms meA.
Mr. linville has discovered cOnsplraCs among
the Indians to III tugdrate hpstiit.cs. con dera
bic numUer OF Indians nave Lett the reservation.
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The possibility Of ne,o issue Of aconrertiJle
paper / regard ,cith 0mdseaeM ard dariey, dlcd
IN n,yjudgnaent, such an issue lcould be a detri-
me1d and q sltGlne.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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The possibility Of a 1,e,o issue Of ifn'onuertibe
paper I regard Nth am0semeat and d'lrict5, ond
IN my yudgmeat, such az issue ,oo,ld be a detri-
qnc1R ard o sLQjne.-CHARIEs SUMNER.
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telegram from Philadelphia under date OF
March %, reports as follows The Rev. DR.. T.
StOrk, formerly pastor of st. Marks Lutheran
church III Baltimore and ST. Andrews church III
this city, died here last night. He was editor Of
the Lutheran Home Montitg az the time oi his
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TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. March 2S 1874
1t is rumored that there is trouble between Rou-
mania and turkey, growing out OF the action Of
che former IN nXlng customs tariffs with European
Powers.
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BieedsDg FROM s.unge, Cstarrn, Bron-
chius CorrSumD Du0n. "A woulcr al cute+-
R0. 0.uhsrsiI N. H., Jan. iy lHL


chitis, CouSumDuOn "A wOnicr al cute+-
nrsrSi \. H., Jan. SlaL
X V. PiKRcF, N r.. Buffalo. \. f.;-
Dear bir-i had suffered iroiu Catsrrh IN n aggrx-
form twelve years ana tor seyerai
from Bronchial trouble. Tried many doc Ihis.s
with no lasting bsuehf. In MAY, iHA becoming nelry
out with excessive EDITORIAL labors on plper
New YORK city. I attlcked with BrOnth,iiS ln .
suiferiD. almost toal loss OF voice.
turned home here. bat had been home only two weess
when was complete Y prosra el wth heinorrnaee
irOm the lungs having iuur 5eNcre pieeuhs sles win
two weeks first three inside OF nine Gays In tho
sepiem ler following Improved suficehty % be ahe
20 be ABOUT though eebl state NV Dronehsi
trouue remained and the catirrh WAS tenioid wofSo
seen, a losing ground daily cont nneI Ia thss'
feeble state raising blood almost daily un II about thc
Isl Of March, lSi5 when became so bad as 10 DE tR
urcly confined 10 the house friend suggested year
would DO good as hat lost all heart III renedis~
and began 10 looa licinc and doctors win d.
gust However,. Obtnincd one OF your circulars. n ~
read II carefully. from ch came to the conclu
that Nou understood your business. at least | dbaf
obtained a quantity vi Dr. SAGa'S CApARNH RINK
Di, your GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY and PEI-
-E lS and commenced their ysOrou, use according 70
directions TO my SURPRISE, soon began to improve
ihe discovery and Pellets. in short time brought oue
severe eruption, VIII ch continued for several weeks
ilem muci better my appetite improved ana gnaso
" Cattrrh was Goie the Bronchitis rad nearly dis
appeared, hal no cough wnaeVer ana had ent RELY
ceasea TO tase blood aud, contrary TO the expectations
Lin - anu AIM entirely free rom Latarrh from Which
hiu suffered 80 much and long. The debt % graft
iuue owe Tor the BILE sing have received At Your
hands, knows no bou rdS | thoroughly satisfied,
from my experience, that your mCd cines gill master
the worst iurias oi hat Iatarrh well
Throat ana Lung DISEASES | Lave Commended ihem
Gracefully yours WM H. SPENCEH
r. o. Box 5J7, Rochester. N. Y.
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SNOW AT POUGHKEEPSIE.

POUGHKEErsIE. \. y, March %, 1874.
Four inches of snow tell here last night The
wind this morning is north west.
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The possibility q a "eeo issue Of inconcertble
paper regard nth onoSenent and anxiety, and,
IN my judgment, such da issue ecOuh be deri-
n,ezL and a sha,ac.-CaARLEs SUMNER.
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AUSTRIA.
Parliamentary Movement Against the ycsuit..
TE!sealM TO THIS NEW yors HERALD.
vienna. March %. 1874

'lLNNN, MuTCH =, Ib n.
Several Deputies have presented resolutions In
the Lower House of the Rechsrath requiring The
COVE rnment to excl nom the country the Jesuits
aud all orders affiliated Herewith.
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Buy the New Improved Baby Cayrlage,
the best nvcnte price from SiO So sold IL
Il. \. o. SChWAkL'o, 7o5 broadway. Ninth street.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Horse-Timers.-AL Large supply Juse
CO. Broadway.
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Real Bargains.

NcNl Bargains
China Glass Plated Ware
and Gas Fixtures.
In order to dispose promptly OF SOo0p worth OF sur
plus stock LETT since the panic and to make rooA
ior new spring goods.
NICOl, DAVIDSON Co,
t,6 broadway,
offer the following Inducements portion of their
stock
70 TO per cent discount S. 100 worth OF tx
lures.
70 per cent discount $4,000 worth Of china and
glass sets tea SETS dessert sets toilet SETS DC.
- per cent discount on S2.OU worth oi cutlery and
plat
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Dunviile ~ Co., the Irish Disttllers,
Belfast Ireland, the largest holders OF Whiskey IN
the world. Their OLD IRi III VIII sk Y Is recommend
ed b. me lical profession in preeren % to French
brandy Supplied in casks United States
Branch, 81 Broad street, New York.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Catarrhal specinity.-The Most In
veterate cured. DR.. DE KKEMEN 607 Br0adNSTs
Fourth street Pamphlets sent free.
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COrns, BunioMs, Nails, &C., Cured W TIN
out pain. CORN CCRk by mail, 5)c.
Or. RICE. 2Us Broadway, corner Fulton srest-
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

NnpOIcon's Cabinet Chnmpmgne.-FOr
sale At the leading me rchant>' and grocers'
BOUCnt. Fills CO., sole Agents. ~ Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Elegant New Roman, Russian and
SULPHUR BATHS, No West rwenty-fo Tn street.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

FOrman's spring style OF Hat, Ltghf
and exquisite in finish, ready 25 Fourth avenue,
between twenty fifth and Twenty-slxtn streets.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Gracfenberg MarshaIl's CnthOlicon-
Recommended extensively by physicians for the per
iuanent Weakness, Nervousness and all Goa
plants to which women subject
GRAEFhNBE.. ~ COMPANY, Sc Reade street.
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GoOhalPs Playing Cards-The Best, tho
cheapest. Ask Tor and insist on getting them Sold
eXeIYWhefc.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Campo's infmIlible Specific, Sovereign
remedy for heunatism Neuralgia Cramps, &c,
HtNkY. No College place.
NCkkSSON 4 ROBBINS .S Fulton street.
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Havana Bankers.-J. Is. Martinez 4 Cos.
Wall street New York, will paw the hsns rates tbc
spanish Douboons aud Hlvana Bank Btls &C
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ROUMANIA.

Turkish imperialism Against Principally Di-
plomac-.
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CristasiOr's Hair Dye Does Iss Work
quickly. harmlesslyr spcndi ily the shades impaired
are natures own ITS application easy sod by drug
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

POllak's Genuine Mecrschnum and
AMBER GOODS wholesale and retail. Departing and
boiling promptly done. y John street four doors west Of
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Certain Cure Cure for Din nbetes.
gravel and affections of bladder kidneys and nervous
debility KEANEY'S EXTRACT BuCHU. sold by all
druggists. Depot l0i Duane street
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A.-ssEastcr Festival Hat" KnOx's
leading style. PIP Broadway, corner Fulton.
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TEE NrW YnRK Tuvns.


A second edition Of 1000 nov ready. Subscribers who
have changed heir residence cnfaiu Gle
by calling scnd.ue prcseut sJdrcss pull.
hshcrs No copies win be srlacod sale ~. the hook
a. tho work T. entirely in tho hands of
yassig ssert, thc prlcc-sa!n N cloth and 81 2, n
law sheepSlll, in al eases. he maintained The book
contains 67l pages illustrated Tho subscription list
braces the Nst citizens OF the city lit the book Warde
Huubc OF sing stnr, has expressed his views prison
discipline and roiorInaton Edward :. stokcs makes
saementot his uudcr date February % l. Mtaa
Linda Gilhcrts Prison Library WorkThe Ring Trtsk-
Shdrsoy's aud Gencts i.scapesCots Case-ihc IIeien
JcwcU Tragsdy--Rich ardsen. VI FaranG TriaCalhoUn
Letters Astot Place kotsSanwiN Hal Tragedy
Prison History &C. make thtS 4 book Of absorbing
irHerest, a. well as crest moral rciorinei.
More agents find profitable employment hv al.
Z sslns
UNITED STATES PUBLISHING COMPANY
No. Is University place, New York
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SlGAAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March 29--l A. Al. }
Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, March 29-l A. "A. }
Probabilities.
For THE MIDDLE STATES FALLING TEMPERATURE,
RISING BAROMETER, NORrHwEs EsTERiY WINDS, CLEAR
AND PARTLY CLEARING WEATHER.
For new England northwesterly winds. rising
barometer, cod and generally clear weather.
For the lakes and tn ence TO the OHIO and Lower
Missouri valleys, northwesterly ana nortaeasterly
winds, nien barometer. low temperature and gen.
orally clear weather
For the Northwest northweserly winds veering
to soutncasterlv, lower pressure, low tenn craturc
and partly cloudy weather.
For tho Southern States rising barometer.
northwesterly W nds, vcerng to northeastery ana
southeastcrly, low temperature, but rising ln the
Western Gulf
Partly cloudy weather, with occasional rlin on
the Gulf coast.
The rivers VIII probably rise slightly at YanKton
and Cairo, and lal at Nashville, Cincinnati and
Louisville.
The display OF cauiionary signals will be resumed
at the lake stations on Apri 1.
The Weather ia This City Yesterday.
The following record VIII show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-i0ur hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
wear, as indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's
t,in 4 n
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Irritated Lungs Obtain Relief from
JAYNE's EXPECTORANT.
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Unrdly any Case Of Gout, Rhcumntisn,.

Leprosy OF the various forms OF chronic cuA-
eruptiOns that have become common all onx
all be said he incurable snce the in
duction o GALES LiNlMENr OF lODlDE OF AN
MONA Depot 45 Sixth avenue Sold by all drueeists
Also by KITCHEN, corner Fulton and Washington
streets, Brooklyn.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints-An
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr.. zACHARiE. u Jnea
square.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Pcsacht ZWetche vasscr, st. CrOtx,
Jamaica RUNS. Hungarian Wines and Cordials. LANDS
BERG, KANTRoWITZ co. lgi Canal street, and l69
East BrualWaN
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Neuralgia, Sci&ticn and Rheuma ism
annihated and cradicaied by DR.. JOHN r CAMP
RELLS "MAGNETlC RADICAL CURE" Never iails-
Endorsed by our first citizens 66 Fulton street and
drupusts'
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

A.-Nine-tcnths Of All Trusses Used Are
now supplied by the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6S3
Broadway, which soon cures Rupture. S branch offices
in dlilercnt cities. "Fingcr pads' not used
The New York herald., 1874-03-29
A.-The Cultivation Of LoveIiness.

a clearly agreeable and elegant Vegetable Hair Dress
ing, which leaves the hair beautifully soft ana flexible
sold ny New York druggists. Depot, ~ Bond street,
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

DOugnp's Spring Fashions OF Cent?
HATS now ready. lR Nassau street corner of Ann.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

a.-Eeraid Branch Office Brooklyn,
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
open from A. NJ. to y y. VI.
on sunday from to . + VI.
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A.-ykupture.

Dr MARSH date Of No ? Vcsey street, NAV he con.
suited at rooms Is and 10 Asor HOUSE dadies en-
trance IN Vesey street, until May l. when he NAV
found at old established office No Vcsoy street
No connection whatever with No Nesey street until
MayI
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Bachelors Hnir Uyo Is Splendid.-
Never fails. Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied At BATE CuEL0HS VIZ laGlurY ~ kapI Sea- j. X,
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RUSSIA AND AMERICA.

American Commercial Interests Protected by
Treaty.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

The ssBeebe Range"
Price reduced 500 largest family size put up.
Orders tor repairs received by mail
JAMES hlR1 LAND Nos, s, 10 and II Re adc street.
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A.-Thc Espenschcid Hat for the Spring
OF 1874 surpassed in the essential qualities
gGtness, durability and taste Try them at lis
Nu.AA
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olos 80 Bond street New forN cures with special pre-
scrpons all Eruptvc and other scalp Disease also
Failing Loss and prenaturcv cray HAIR Dry Mos
scaly Iiandruf, unume!y Wfinkos, Molcs ant innatu
raj Rcduess the Nose and Face also Moth Patches
Ereokles B!Achheads and PImnlN Eruhllons.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

rums BISOOTiNE FOOD Tor infants. pELiUC 4 60.
80 Broadway, the sole propretors and nanufactur
ers. Paris Agents ROBERTS Il Co. Place NcndOme.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

All Cases Rheumatism, Ncura lsy in q nd
positively guaranteed cured by Or.
LIrbENs RHEUMATIC REMEDY, or no charge 81
Joh and druggists'
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. 362i
Average temperature iOr last week........... 50
Avera &c temperature lor corresponding week
last stycar.,..,....... Observation-Disclosures "a
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A.-Eor Moth Patches, Fr~ckIes. r
A.-Perry's Ba yberry and Wo,

and all Brown Dscoorations ask your druggist for
PERFY'S MOTH AND FRsCkLE LOTION, II l.. in all
eases inlabie and harmless Depot, ~ Bond street.
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A --"uBSERyAfl0NS ON NASAL CATARRU," nv
N. A, n. Williamson, NJ. ~, late Clinical Physicsau
the University Medical College Sent free, kdarc ~
No NJ ESsi SeySalce VIII sweeL
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heads or Feshwors obtain from your druggist PFkRYs
IMPROVED COMkDONE AND PMPLE KENEDf. the
great Skin Medicine or consult G. PERRY, the no. ed
skin Doctor. 40 Bond street. New York.
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= WOMAN LOVE AND MARRIAGE. BY the snthor
OF salad TOR the SOLITARY and social Everybody
should read this wonderfully Interesting book on tho,
above importanr Subjects BcluniulS bound in orna y
mental covers. 4,sPrico 20 cents.
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T. GENESIS DISCLOSED. fs'Prce 81 W.
HAVE WE A CLbRG =. -
Madison squsrc. New York.
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A SlNNEH~FUL TWUk.
The United states Publishing Company No Is Untvau
.y place deyeTed 20 subscribers this week 5000 ecpiG
of thair book
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The Owners OT Private and Public
stables can form conception o the saving they would
realize in both money and horsciesh 10y Keeping guod
su ppIy OF Gil ES' LINN ENT OF lODiDE OF AMMONIA
cons ntly hand and using 1t promptly in all of
horse inaladics Ii is prepared by WILLIAM VI. GILES
a. CO., Chemists, 45 sixth and sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

? MUTUAL FRIEND The twelfth volume OF Carrie.
ton New illustrated Edition. of Charles Dickens works.
the bc st. cheapest and handsonest edition in the WORLD
A.sI'rice, 81 ~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 LIST OF NEW BOOKS.
l. THE STORY OF A SUMMER; OR JOURNAL
LEAVES FROM CHhpPAQUA An exquisite lttlc ~
about lite At the home OF Horace Greeley By his
nieee. Ceclin Gle eveland. t.'Price. 81 50.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

There's WOndcrfuI DiHereMCe In,
teeth on the enamel Is very thin The tendency
SOZODONT is to strengthen whiten this delicate
sheathng and also TO npart fragrance to the breath.
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Saturday night seems to be the most favorable
in the week for Op6r0 bouge Last evening the
pretty little theatre in Fourteenth street.
where Aimee at present holds FORTH was
crowded IRON parquet TO dome. The bill was
an exceedingly interesting one. consisting of
Onenbach Sparkling Ope,a, ''La PerchOle," u con-
france IH@rGiTe on Dumas ''i'UOmme- : IL epime. -
and the delight I'll opere Gta, ''Mons. ChOune uri'
Aimee was IN Doth OF the Offenbdch works and
was in her most fascinating vein. The company
remain Tor another week at this theatre, Mr..
Chamberlain having bought of the Broohlyn en-
gagement and the programme will comprise "Le
Petit Faust" ''Ia File de Madame Aneot' and
"barbe iilpuc.;,
The New York herald., 1874-03-29

Try .sPhmlOn's Night-IslOoming Cereus'.
on your handkerchief and dress the hair with 'PHA
LON lNNIoORATORn
Wigs, TOupecs, &c.-G. Rauchfuss,
practical wig maker and ornamental hair worker. A
,.ast Twelfth street, Broadway.
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The Arc Is Prolific III Mushroom

les hut somehow the public after twenty-five years
perience of the lnvigoratng liiesustanng and emf.
uently whole some properties of TDOLPuu WOLFE i
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCnNAPpS, look coldly upon
these experiments on human credulity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02

Anti-temperance travellers complain of the
small size Of the glassss in watering place
bal. rooms, and remark that one swallow dom
make summer drink.
And now comes the caterpillars to take a
hand in the general destruction of things. In
portions of Maine the orchards and Young
! forest will be entirely destroyed.
On Sunday night, two disguised men went
to the house of NJ. Mccormick, the Collector
OF Customs at San Diego, California, bound
and gagged him. secured the combination of
he Custom House safe and robbed 1t of $4,000
A man named Williams suspected OF having
been one OF the robbers, has been arrested
lady residing near Davenport, Ia, bas a
beautiful green lizard in her STOMACH. and is
still disc ontented.
Now that Congress has adjourned, of 20 four
hundred clerical heads in ihe w Washineion de-
parlments
The Chicago Times regrets that they ever
neglected 10 put Mullett under the cornerstone
OF The new Custom House.
And SO the American pilgrimage to Rome
isto be undertaken annually her safter. What
an army will 60 next timel
Young lady fell overheard the other day
during yacht race; she was picked up, and
they call it regatta.
Some people doubt the truth Of the report
that Bntler intends 10 train brigade Of skunk 8
to "answef" his critics in the next session.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-02
Ihe eatical Gossip.

Mr.. Il. G. Howaid's farce OF Saratoga
has been done at the London Court Theatre
under In name o; "KrightOn.'
Mr.. Alberry's play OF Pride" at the
London Vaudeville, is a failure m all his
pieces have been, since "The Two Roses. y
w. j. Florence, the com median, Is al
Ems, in Germany. lie has been prom issd
new comedy by Mr.. Alberry, OF London.
Mr.. Edward Lamb, the new lessee OF the
brooklyn Park Thestrs, intends To open il
ior the next regular season, about the cnd
of August.
The whole OF last season at the London
Haymarket was failure. 1t began with
"Charity," and ended with "Mont Blanc''
both fizzles.
Mr.. Rowe has adopted the French play OF
'"Fne SPHINX" by Oetave Feuiliet, for the
Union square Theatre, New York. Miss
NJ orris Will act the chief part.