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TelEeRAMs TO tn new YORK HERALD.

TelEGRAMS TO TIL new YORK HERALD.
MADRID Jan. 49, 1874.
Senior Sagasta, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, is
preparing note to be sent to the different
Powers.
CAPTURE OF A COMMUNIST COLONEL
man named Cambatz, who served as q colonel
under the Paris Commune, was captured at Carta-
-gena by the Spanish troops.
OWL CONTROL IN THE CAPITAL.
General Turon has been appointed Commander
OF the Civil Guard.
English Report OF the Captured Com
munist's Antecedents.
LONDON Jan. 20-5 A. NJ.
Times special despatch reports that Cambatz,
the Communist, who was captured at Cartagena
was correspondent of the NEW YORK HERALD.
CITRA
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Sworn Cure for Neuralgia,i Rhcur>~.
tism. Pains in Back, Lungs Heart, Head Kidneya Ner.
vcas Diseased DIR. ffTLERs RsIEU MATiC REMEnY,
cure charge. $50 tor incursbic Il John a.
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HEAVY RAINS IN CALIFORNIA.

AveIHge teHperature yesterday. ............. So
average temperature for corresponding date
last year. . 27
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JAPAN.

Cabinet and Foreign Diplomatic Complications
Concerning the New Treaties-Ths Indem-
nifty Payment ouestion-Policy Of tho
Monarchiss and the United States
Will the Country Be Opened to
Outside Trade and Ex.Terri-
torial Jurisdiction f-Royal
Tour-Fire in Jedd0.
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DIR. Pterce's Medical Discovery Cures
cough in half the time required by anye'oticrrncdi
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Established 40 Years.-Dr. Lewis Medic
cal end Surgical, Institute, Mo- Beach street, SDeca(
attention given to NERVOUS DISEASES.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1874.
There has been severe storm OF rain through
out the interior Of the State. The prospect for the
crops Is excellent. ~
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Al Burriel in Havana-Press Suspension.
IE. EGBaM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

General Burriel in Havana-Press Suspension
1e EGBAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
HAVANA. Jan. 10, 1874.
General Burriel has arrived in Havana
PRESS SUSPENSION.
The Go7To FYi0to (newspaper) has suspended
publication
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RHODE ISLAND.

Meeting OF tho state Legislature.
NEWPORT, Jan 10, 1874
The state Legislature conveues tomorrow ct
eleven O'Clock at Providence.
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ENGLAND.

Bullion to the Bank ON Halance-Ministerial
Difficulties.
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DIR. NewtOn's Medical and Surgfoal In-
stitue, No "a Bond strcetSpecial attoEfiOa xiven 70
Chronic Diseases; consulta ton Tree.
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Giles & Co.'s Linim ent Iodide &c AmmOs
MIA cures Paralysis ChilbainS and Chronic Ina ua-
matory Rheumatism. &c. Best combination ever dis
covered Price 10 cents and 81 bottle. Depot% SIXTH
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FRANCE.

Free Ttavel to Italy-A High Church Journal
Suspended
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WAR DEPAHTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 20-1 A. NJ
Probabilities
For New England cloudy weather and rain will
prevail, with lower temperature, rising barometer
and northerly winds.
For THE MIDDLE STATES AND TIE LOWER LAKE
REGION PARTLY CLOUDY WEATHER AND LOWER
TEMPERATURE, WITH NORTHWESTERN TO NORTH
EAsTERLY WINDS AND AREAS OF RAIN OR SNOW IN
NEW YORK AND THENCE WESTWARD TO LAKE ERIE
For the upper lake region and the Northwest
less cloudness and rising temperature, with winds
veering to southerly. and falling barometer.
For the Ohio Valley, and thence southwark to
Tennessee northerly to easterly winds, with cloudy
weather and possibly light rain followed by clear
ing weather and rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States light, va
riable winds and generally fair weather, except
possibly light rain in the lower Mississippi Valley
and on the Gulf coast.
The Weather An This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
che temperature for the past twenty.four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day last year,
as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar.
n N Irrt
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DR.. n. Fredcricks, N5 West Twenty
second streetPositive evidences OF spirit presence~
Special ana infallible treatment of cancer
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TeleeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALp.

LONDON, Jan. 10, 1874
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is 100000.
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SPAIN.

Manifesto to the Foreign Powers-A Communist
Colonel Captured-0rder IN the Capital
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The State Offices Surrendered


AUSTIN Jan. 10, 1874.
To-day Sergeant-at-Arms Shropshire OF the Sem
ate accompanied by several deputies proceeded
to the different government offices of the State
and took possession. When he demanded the
keys from Newcomb he refused them. 1t became
necessary to arrest him, but after surrendering
the keys ana other property of his late depart.
ment he was released Governor Davis had pre-
viOusly left the Executive Office, leaving only
clerk therein. The clerk after the arrest surren-
dered the keys.
In the Adjutant Generals Department Brtton
made no objection, but said, ''YOu may be acting
rather fast"
Newcomb exhibited considerable excitement.
His fireplace was full of papers burning
Governor Coke was frequently congratulated.
There seems TO be general feeling OF thankful
ness that the people OF Texas, at least, have pos
session Of their own.
The Public Instruction Department was released
because the votes for superintendent for that de-
partmcnt have not yet been counted, though Ser
geant Shropshire had previously taken pos
session, taking the keys from Dregress.
There was evidently final determination among
the late officers to ignore even the opinion Of
Attorney General Williams. they only giving up the
keys after being arrested and then under verbal
protests.
General Steele now has the Adjutant Genereps
Department, Captain George Clark that of Secre-
tary of state, and Governor Coke the Executive
offices.
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Graefenberg Vegetable Pills, SuperfOH
to all others family sold by drugusta~ CRAZE.
ENBERG COMPANY. Sc Reade street.
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i READY TO-DAY.

A NAUTICAL POEM,
descriptive Of the five International Races tor tn
possession Of the Challenge Cup,
By HAMILTON MORTON,
Late Secretary OF the New York Yacht Club .
Square. syo Illustrated with Photographs OF the
yachts aud dagrama Of the races Cloth extra ocvclsd.
u, Z. kUxAANa- SQAA
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Mrs. Shav's Moth nd Free kle Lotions
Warranted All druggists; 81 Depot GILBSN& CO.
45l Sixth avenue, New York
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Havana Bankers.-J. h. Nartinex Il Co.s
10 wall street. New York. will paw tho high rates Coz
Spanish Doubloons and Havana Bank Bills &C.
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Public Speakers and Singers WIZ
find BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs" bcnsfciai in
clearing the voice before speaking singing. and
leving the throat any exertion of the organs,
For coughs and colds the uOches enectuaL
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GALVESTON Jan 10, 1874.
An Austin special TO the Ne,DS says:-"Matters
here are very quiet. The Offices OF the Governor
and Secretary of State virtually turned over to
the new officers.
cit Is probable that Governor Coke will send to
the Senate to-day the name OF the new Attorney
General for ratification. When this is done the
proper 0h1cers-viz., the Governor, the Attorney
General and the Secretary of Stae-will proceed to
count the votes Tor other STATE officers and the
constitutional amendment, which Will be completed
on Wednesday. Immediately thereafter the Comp
tr0ller, Treasurer and superintendent of the Land
Office will be installed.
"Ihe present incumbents sgnifed their willing
ness to retire when their successors are qualined.u
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Tho "Elastic Truss" Sold NJ POmcrOy's,
Ni Broadway, New York. tor 81 is warranted the bod
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Wigs, TOupces, Sc.-G. Rauchfuss,
practical Wig and Toupee Maker. No. ~ East Tweifai
street. Broadway, New York.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 2Q-1 A. NJ
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DIsNIssAL OF GENERAL FUBX.

major General Shaler, commanding the First
division, received despatch from Albany yester-
day, rom Adjutant General Rathbone notifying
him that the finding OF the Board OF EXAMINATION
In the case OF General Funk, and the sentence OF
the Court Martial In the cases OF Colonel STA I'll
Lieutenant colonel Hammer and Major hioepper'
have been approved oy the Governor and Tor
warded 10 the General for execution. The nnding
OF the state Examination Board Is that
General Funk was guilty OF conduct , unpe-
diepce of the orders OF not only his superior
oflcers but those OF the Board OF supervisors, In
relation 10 his taxing forcible possession OF the
Centre street Armory; also, for creating discon-
tent and consplring with subordinate officers, TO
the prejudice OF good order ana military discI-
pline Colonel StauL Lieutenant Colonel Hammer
and Major Kloepper are cashiered for wilfui dis
obedience, IN malicious spirit OF the orders or
their superior oricer and grossly insulting the
general commanding the First division. Colonel
ConklIng, OF the Eighty-iourth regiment, has beer
Temporarily appointed to the command OF the
Second brigade.
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~
PooTH's THEATRE.
LAST FIVE NIGHTS.
D'S''N'0if pI6S R BoneIca5Lf SsD Ao'oA
sAs MYsRs M MA1 doFfA It / II. as
in his own fHH Gdnrass in Avs entitled
THE BRIDES 81 GARYowEN
MONDAY EVENING, March 30 1874.
engagement 2 jhs Peerless
VINO win appear for first time in this city in her new
ZIP Or, POINT HIiYNDE LIGHT
seats secured in advance at the Theatre and at the
Music Store of G. II. Ditson a Co.. IN Broadway
T .YoEUM THEATRE,
ohA"S FAhEWELL WEEK OF AIMEE anu manager
FRENCH s oFE ias BourpE.
q MoSphY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY r'''0'
first tine in s q psqessss great
AIMEE as Gabrclle-sfANf as Metella-JUrEAU in
rHT na sKzs nsFf Sj g lHHly hs"s''
FAREWELL No q; a 'f:EGISHoLE and
u eHAS Spf SAS S%SSsEf aATissEE e. 49,
sasSSs$1 #yEf5FsS $ASS# 81
thu, Society Of ST Vincent de Paul
tered % bill which in Of attraction, is with
kg2aSaa GREAT LYRIC AA''i R$HH55559aao,
THE 9sssa ~ the glSyp %S Art,s
S hs
sspor DEL liSnes EsAIo oAArAs SnSI vAssrrr
Arse who have also
Mile. l. IUcKIAKPT, M; HENRY lNs wIENIAwsKI,
4MREFYshc5s fo sHGMENr BAND
under the direction off, s. Gimore)
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA OF THE ACADEMY.
susiq aU 2lFSG aSa a Snd $ SsMsE
The whole to be conducted under the sanction ana
Of si the r s%m, r Of y II
ME-, August Belmont Mr.. william r lee: Mrs.. George
ys' spin as hqs
ss mrs Sas D. HFaay sEs sas Rs Mss
Wss Mr DR. Mrs br9m Mr.
Mr.. 66Ts%isax Sr; hayes Mr.; Charles Si%ks,
Sadwin Mrs; Henry PaEksrl Mrs. S%ian Z; Garner,
Howe, Mrs 4 Frsnsa Mrs Crawford, Mrs Chester
Grant. Mrs John Fox, Mrs S. j. Pennman MRS A. Van
asmsson 81 secured seats parou.s and
Par9uet Circle ss ezra; Family Circle 8 extra
on
CTEINwAY HALL-wAGNER NIGHT
eSECOND GRAND CONCERT
OF THE WAGNER UNION, BY
THEO. THOMAS AND HIS GRAND ORCHESTRA
Vorspiel, Die Mestersnger Nuremberg. Wagner
Introduction and finale Tristan and Isolden Wagner
Der Ritz der Walkueren Wagner
III HONOR OF THE LATE CHARLES SUMNER.
norspel, Lonengrin' wagner
Bacchanale "Tannh9user". Wagner
w
Admission tickets ST. reserved seats Soc extra The
reserved seats and tickets will THIS
MORNING, at the box Office of steinway Hall and 70l
and ia Broadway. X. OGDEN DOREMUS, President.
NEW PARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN
IN Manager .......... .,,.,Mr. A, X. SAMUELLS
TUESDAY, MARCH "a
re-engagement for week only of
LOTTA,
as LITTLE NELL and THE Warehouses;
supported by Mr.. Z. A. LOCK.
MONDAY, MARCH 80
AIMEE OPERA B0UFFE COMPANY.
In active preparation-LA MARJOLAINE.
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ATTACHMENTS.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.


METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
5s5 and ISL Broadway, 5ss and So u,,r,vv
""se 4 PERFECT AVALANCHE III TALENT
UNEQUALLED NOVELTIES AND SENSATIONS
comprising all the specialties OF the DAY.
The brilliant SENSATION SAN kiUh6A anu
Artists. MASTER bAhNEI III.
j. M WARD their original sketch Of
and OUR BOYISH DAYS.
Miss Wnnett Montague, Pat NcCanry, rece ~ I'M
in their original sensation portation Sam hlckey,
Drama, entitled fendy Crooks one o. lhe
THE WINNING HAND; Boys, Master BARNEi,
or, Miss JENNIE hughes,
THE SIGNAL OF DANGER the popular vocalist.
The great sensation act OF the season, emitted
THE sNIBBS,
by the great artists WAYNE and LOVELY.
engagement for limited period OF -, unrr,
OF REAL BEpOUIN ARABS,
Ten IN NUMBER, =, -.
IN their wonderful display and perfect training IN those
athletic exercises peculiar to the Chi
- dren of the Desert
-, io3 AkTiSTS WILL APPEAk NlGluLr
A GRAND OLIO BILL EVERY EVENING.
Popular prices OF admission, pc, Doc. ana SL
Doors OPEN at 2, curtain rises ~ O'Clock.
Box office oDen daily Secure your seats in advance.
OLYMPIC l.
81 VAUDEVILLE AND NOVELTY THEATRE 81
9 AND FAMILY VARIETIES. p
WONDERS FROM ALL NATIONS. ja
= Colossal combination of song, dance character, e
g musical aid speciality Artists every evening at :
6 O'Clock; Wednesday Saturday Matinees at y
q O'Clock.
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ACT THE FIFTH.
LAKE AT CENTRAL PARK, by Mr.. J. CLARE
The commences in confusion Whether the parties
concerned eventually released from the dilemma
ana If SO how, will be revealed in
THE DENOUkMENT.
CENTRAL PARK MATINEE, SATURDAY AT 80.
In active preparation, the military Drama of
THE VETERAN.
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Eth AvkNUE THEATRE,
- 2Sth St. ext Broadway. Begins at 8: at 10 30
Mr.. AUGUsTIN DAILY Proprietor aud Manager
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T IBBY HOTEL-ONE BLOCK FROM CITY HALL (56
IL Warren streets European plan; 100 nice Rooms by
the day week some very nice front family Rooms
full Board il desired
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OLYMPIC
RUM.

VNOOD'S MUSEUM. RUM.
w NEW MORAL DRAMA.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT q
First times of an entirely Drama, contemporane-
Gus with the present temperance movement entitled
R RTSii
Or THE CRUSADE OF TEMPERANCE.
Monday, March ~, a new Drama, LITTLE RIFLE.
A CADEMY. NILSSON LoHENGRIN.
"A IMPORTANT NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.
fhc subscribers the season. and the pub
lie generally are Respectfully notified that owing 70 the
grin will commence precisely at
NOHkNGRlN? 1880 r. NJ. NoHENGRINo
the doors opening half an hour previously.
The Foureenb and Feemp Nights Of
SrRAKosCa GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
FRIDAY EVENING, March rs and a. at 80 r. NJ.
the second and third representations in America lin
ltalian) OF Richard Wagner's opera
LOHENGRfN,
with the following powerful cast
Elsa Nine Christine Nilsson
Ortrud. Annie Louise Cary
Lohengrin signor Itao Gampanini
FreuericA. leIof DEL rue le
Henry one klngl .Slsnor Nannetti
The Kings Herald Herr Blum
Entirely ne scenery superb new costumes, appoint
ments &C., augmented chorus Increased orchestra, &C.
The entire work produced under the direction Of
Signor EMANUEL MUZIO.
Scenery by MINAKD LEWIS.
New properties by Signor ABBIATL
New dresses and appointments by signor BkusCHI
'eN SCENERY SYNOPSIS
LIST Act-A plain on the banks of The Schedt
I'd Act-Fortress of Antwerp.
81 Act.a) The bridal chamber b plain on the
SATURDAY, 2sfh, GRAND NILSSON MATINEE.
LOHENGRIN. LOHENGRIN.
m M nj Nh
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"A Sewing Machine almost new attachments com
plee handsomely encased IN black walnut great bar.
gain must positively sold also, Wilcox Gibbs 4so
hudson street.
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LoR sALE-A CHEAP GROCERY. roy CANDY
IL and Newspaper Store Inquire at 43l East Four
teenth street
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY LECTURES-ls COO
l. per Union; "Venice as Jaw Itn Rev. Hall Nell
vane, OF Newark N. j. to-day, at 80 o'clock Admis-
sion soc. ADRIAN j. EBELL, Director
MRS WALTER c. LYMAN WILL COMMENCE HER
wi second course of Lectures to Ladies' at Association
Hall Lecture Room, tuesday, March "a, at 2 r. M:
Nourish the Body Single admission, 50c for
OF three lectures 81 Tickets at the door and at Gurley
under the Hall
MRS. vANDEKPOOL WILL. LECTURE AT DE
WI Garmo Hall, corner Fourteenth street and Filth
avenue, April T. Subect-"Strange Women"
DIRECTORS LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY AT THE
L Cooper union-By special In vitaton of the Pres-
dents Colleges and the leading institutions of this
city, Professor H. A. Proctor WILL before his departure
Europe deliver two Lectures in the Great Hall Of
the Cooper Union, at o'clock =. NJ as fOows:-
FRIDAY. March a.
on ''The Wonders OF Astronomy"
WEDNESDAY, April
THE Coming Transit OF Venus"
Tickets with reserved seats for the two lectures,
be procured at 30 at Appetous book store s and 6l
Broadway, at the Mercantile Library and at the Cooper
Union ana at g. p. Putnam's sons corner of Fourth
avenue and Twenty third street. Single admission with
out reserved seat 50 cents to be paid at the door
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L'oR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST CORNER LIQUOR
IL stores the east sIde five years lease and low
rent At 40 Stanton street, corner Of WIIlett
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LNOR sALE-FIsH AND OYSTER MARKET; TERMS
II cheap Apply at 34l Eighth avenue corner twenty
seventh
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L'oR SALEM A DESIRABLE LOCATION DOWN
town, first class Oyster and Chop House with bar
neatly htted no possession Immediately. Apply A. L.
DODGE, 100 Broadway
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AMUsEMENr.

VNALLACk'S
w Proprietor and Manager. MR. LESTER WALLACE.
Doors open at 80 Commences at = o'clock
Reappearance OF
Mr. LESTER WALLACE
MONDAY, MARCH q, AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE
Mr.. Lester Wallacks Comic Drama five acts entitled
CENTRAL PARK,
with scenery ana accessories and the following
WYNDHAM OTIS. ."......:.. MR. LESTER WALLACE
Other characters, by Mr.. JOHN GILBERT, Mr. HARRY
BECKETT, Mr. J. w. CARR ILL., Mr.. w. j. FER
GUSON Mr.. e. NJ HOLLAND. Mr.. W. j. LEONARD,
Miss JEFFREYS LEWIS Miss tFFIE GERMON, Mrs
JOHN SEXTON and Miss ESTELLE ROWE.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND EVENTS.
ACT THE FIRST
EXTERIOR OF MR.. FLAMBERRY'S HOUSE, Gen.
trail Park, by Mr.. j. MORRIS.
In this act will be shown how trihing circumstance
may lead to grave error.
ACT THE SECOND
EXTERIOR OF MR.. FLAMBERNY'S HOUSE, as before.
In this act will be shown how The effects OF one mis-
take may possibly produce two or three more.
ACT THE THIRD.
A BACHELORS APARTMENTS UP TOWN,
BY MR.. j. WATSON.
In this act will be shown that there no improvement
in the position Of the parties concerned but rather the
reverse
ACT THE FOURTH
DRAWING ROOM IN MR.. Ft4AMBERRY'S HOUSE,
BY MR.. j. CLARE.
In this act affairs wound state OF confusion
and desperation that nothing but some fortunate chance
can unravel
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FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE, DOING
n good business; pleasant location; must be sold
call and IS East Thirteenth street. Broadway
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TOR sALE-vERY Low TO CLOSE ASSIGNMENT
u Soda Water Apparatus 10 syrups 3 Faucets; .
glass Showcase silver trimmings set Balances and
Weights. v ". BRINCKERHOFF, 100 william street
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L,OR SALE OR To LEAsE-THE OLD ESrAB-
Il shed Dining and Lodging House No 22l West street
70 responsible parties: good stand ter business
SAMUEL MUDGETT
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A -FOUR OF THE BEST CORNER LIQUOR STORES
IA. on the Eighth and seventh avenues Tor sale; long
lease low rent; cheap for cash.
DEYO x HAWKINS. |. 2l3 Broadway.
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A SUPERB FRENCH PLATE MIRROR FOR SALE
AT bargain; va ieet long and feet ainches wide,
elegantly framed in black walnut. ornamented with
gold and gilt medalnons cornlccs to match marble
slab. Ac., only $50. Cali at ~ Lexing ton avenue
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WELL LOCATED BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE
IN cheap-Down town. near Broadway constantly
filed. AT low rent Apply to THOs. GAFFNEY, Auction
Ger. ia East Broadway.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTEU

GENTLEMAN OF QUIET HABITS, COMPELLED
n by business engagements TO frequently spend his
nights IN town, seeks more retired lodgings than are
widow lady occupying quiet apartments, where the
in confidence, FORDHAM, box l29 Herald Uptown
Branch Office
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GROVE HOUSE, IT. ia, l76 AND I7S BLEECKER
VI street, blocks west of Broadway.-Frst class
Rooms with excellent Board, So to $40 per week. 81 50 10
s. per day.
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EASTER EGGs-A LARGE ASSORTMENT NOV
"A. ready; Eggs In velvet satin, wax, gold, pa,pc
GIBsONS, Broadway and 1wenty-second street. In
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HOW SOIL WAS MADE.

The late Professor Agassiz claimed that
all the materials ON which agricultural
progress depends are decomposed rocks,
and not so much those that underlie the
soil, but those on the surface, and ground
to powder by the glaciers. Ice al over
the continent is the agent that has ground
out more soil than all other agencies put
together. The penetration of water into
the rocks, forests. running water and bak-
ings suns have done something, but the
glaciers more. In a former age the whole
United States was covered with ice several
thousand feet thick, and the ice moving
from north to south by the attraction Of
the tropical warmth or pressing weight of
the snow and ice behind, ground the rocks
over which was called soil. These masses
OF ice can be traced by the hunter. Prof.
Agassiz made study in this country as
far south as Alabama, and had observed
the same phenomenon in Europe, par
ticularly in Italy, where. among the Alps,
glaciers are now in progress. The stones
and rocks ground and polished by the
glaciers can easily be distinguished from
those scratched by running water. The
angular boulders found in meadows and
the terraces of rivers not reached by wa
ter can be accounted for only in this way