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kISsIssIPPps FUNDING BILL.
MEMPHIS. Tenn Morch % i,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 90, 1874.
special despatch from Jackson, MISS saws the
Funding bill has been passed. 1t provides that
when warrants for $50 or multiple thereof are
presented the Treasurer shall take up and cancel
the same and issue therefor bond or bonds bear.
ing the date OF the January or July preceding the
issuance and bearing eight per cent interest pay
able semi annually In currency. Six series Of
bonds, OF $3.50 900 EACH are to be issued and spe-
cia tax OF one mill dollar Will be levied each
year till and including 1881, and ADDITIONAL tax OF
two mills on a dollar Is to be levied in 1876 and
subsequent years, up to and including 1881, or
until the interest ana principal are pad
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TEE DEMORALIZED POLICE.



TO THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALD:-
There has much been said In regard to the action
OF the police OF the Eighth ward about the abate-
ment OF the nusances "houses OF Ill fame" and
their occupants; great parade about closing so
many oil those places OF evil resort, in Greene
street particularly. Some houses were closed up;
but Tor how long Several houses whose numbers
were given remained for short time closed, but
any one who has the courage or Is compelled 10
pass that locality cannot fail to that the most
OF those dens are open and carrying on their trade
as vigorously and upbushingly as though there
was not such thing as policeman in tue city or
any sentiment of puhnc feeling against them. A
spasmodc effort was made, probably more for
enect than with any real intention OF abating the
evli. Inc result WAS t0at a lev OF the houses oc-
cuPled by parties who were too poor to
mahe any great display or perhaps 10
zee the guardians OF the peace, were
closed; put other places, where brilliant lights
shoue over the entrances and IN the halls; where
SOUNDS Oh the piano and strains Of vocal music
were nightly heard, attracting the attention OF all
pa.seis Dy; ilaces where tue inmates and the
patrons We're supposed 10 be better endowed with
the eouas Oh thi5 world; places where Aush money
was more plenty-hese were undlsturDed, their
doors were open wide aud no attempt at conceal
ment made while those whose pretens 0ns to eie
gahce aud righteousness We're not so great were
closed, as ,h0ugu stu when gilded was not SIM
But even the slight attempt, or excuse for an at
tempt al reformation expired. Many of those
places which were So publicly announced as having
been closed are now op-n, and any one VINO
knows anything OF the section OF the city con-
talned between South Fith avenue, Broadway,
Amity and Piihce Streets can testify that there
are more Trail women to be met with IN that local.
ity than there was month ago. Ii is
not Tor me TO say that the police can be
Or are responsible Tor this evil but one thing can
be SAID win trutn. that all their fine words about
remedying the eva have been proved false. The
average policeman is an average man, with the
average amount OF mans weakne and fraiIty but
when men are pald to be good sober, faithful SER
wants Oh the people IL is naturally expected they
should not be tue intimate friends, hail Fellow met
with the Keeper OF every corner grOsgery, every
courezan on tue street; that they should not steal
III by the side door or through the cellar to get
glass oil whskey WINE there IS no ronndsman near
to see them. Every saloon keeper, or most every
one, In thus sectOn .greases" the pol on their
beat, Iurnlsn them on the sly all the liquor they
want, Tree o! Charge. What wonder, tnen, that
once In while some one OF these men, whose
heads are MT proof against tue effects OF alcohol,
get drop TOO much. ana, under ''tne influence"
commit eAtravanances HUGH.
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FIRE IN MONTREAL.
List Of the Insuran noes.

MONTREAL, March 81, 1874.
The Queens Hall and the block on which 1t was
located, burned here last night, were insured for
100000. The insurance Is distributed as follOws:-
Citizens Company, $4,000; North British, $4,000
British American, $4,000; Liverpool, London and
Globe $40 900; Imperial $1,000; Western. $40. 600;
Scottish Imperial, $4,000. or this sum, so. 100 a
on the hall proper, which is total loss, failing
propOrtionatey on these companies. The 1nsur-
ances were effected in the name OF Sir Hugh
Allan, whose present intention Is to rebuild tina
hall on greatly improved plan. The loss to the
proprietors Is estimated at about 5000 or $4,000
above the insurance.
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FIRE IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, NO., March %, 1874.
The loss by the burning OF the plough works Of
Hopgood & Co. last night amounts to $45, 900; In
surance, $le,500. as folio :-Franklin, North
British and Home, OF New York, So, 100 each;
can, ST. $50.
Tue insurance on the machine shops OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, which
were burned on FRIDAY night was 100000 IN the
Commercial Union Company OF London. England,
and by them relnsured In Otner companies.
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OLD LOOKOUT OUAKING.

The Athens renn.) Pos. of the goth says
heavy stock Of earthquake occurred at Chat
tanooga between one and two O'Clock Wednesday
morning. The disturbance was sufficient to shake
the walls Of the taller buildings and startle people
from their slumbers. The cOmmotlOn along Look
out Is said to have been fearful. We shan await
the next report from Bald Mountain with no little
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The Corrupt Police Captains.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
lew weeks ago the Grand Jury OF the Court OF
Sessions found an indictment against large num-
Der OF houses OF Iii lame, situated in West
Fourth street. south side, between Greene street
and South Fifth avenue. Also in Greene and Mercer
ana Wooster streets. These indictments were
found on the complaints of people living near
these houses and parties owning real estate near
them. West Fourth street Is In the fifteenth
police precinct, and Greene and Wooster streets
are III the Eighth precinct. captain ByrIes Is of
the Fifteenth and Captain Williams IS Of The
Eighth. All OF these houses are again in full blast
believe, and hundreds of ladies' ana men daily
outraged aud insuited by the half naked wre cL ed
women and girls who lean out OF the windows as
the horse pass their doors. Ii our police sys-
tenn was not rotten to the core these two corrupt
captains would not remain in Office twenty Jour
hours. This Byrnes Is an intimate Trend OF Mike
Murray, the Keeper Of the Eighth street gambling
den. Ii these two mcl cannot be got out OF the
department, would not the commissioners put
them on the Five Points precinct II Is gravely
alleged that both Of these captains receive large
amounts OF ''husn money! rom the keepers OF the
dens. Why mas not the District Attorney moved
these indictments to trial? 7.
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TELEGRAM TO The new YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, March %, 1874.
The generals OF the army at present in this city
waited in q body on the Emperor William to-day,
and congratulated him on reaching his seventy
seventh birthday.
The Emperor, in the course of his reply referred
to the crisis which was hanging over the army,
and declared that he was determined to maintain
its strength and thereby insure the peace of
EurOpe.r
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SPAIN.
A National Bank To Be Established-What the
Institution is to % fer the Government
TetEGRAMS TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, March 90, 1874.
A decree has been promulgated establishing a
national bank, granting 1t monopoly Of the issue
Of bank notes and cOmpulsorily incorporating with
1t all other banks in the country.
In return the new bank agrees to advance to the
government the sum of 125OOO 900 pesetas or about
$25, OOO, OOO
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WASHINGTON, March 23-1 A. NJ.

WASBINGTON. MARCH, I'd A. M. J
Synopsis Jor the Past 7aoentv-,o1r Hours.
The barometer continues to rise rapidly over all
the country east OF the Rocky Mountains. South
westerly Winds falling temperature and generally
clear weather prevail from The North
west and upper lakes to the Missouri
and the Ohio valleys. Variable northeasterly and
soutbwesterly winds, falling temperature and
cloudy weather Ia the southern States. and
rain in the Western Gulf. Northwesterly winds,
cloudy weather, falling temperature and &C.
casi0nal snow on the lower lakes. North
westerly aud sonthwesterIy WINDS falling
temperature and increasing cloudiness In the Mid
die and Eastern States, and snow in the st. Law
renee Valley. The rivers have risen at Omaha,
Nashville, Cincinnati and Louisville. and have
fallen at Pittsburg ana Memphis.
Probabilities.
FOR THE MIDDLE STATES, RISING BAROMETER, IN
CREAsING CLoUDINEss, NORrHw EsTERLY WINDS,
TEMPERATURE FALLING BELOW FREEZING WITH OC-
CAsIONAL SNOW AND RAIN IN THE ExTR EME NORTH
ERN PORTION.
For New England, westerly winds, freezing tenn
perature, cloudy weather and snow.
For the Northwest and the lake region and
thence to the Missouri and Ohio Valley north west
erly winds, generally freezing temperature and,
excepting snow on Lake Ontario, clear and clear
ing weather.
For the Southern States, northwesterly and
northeasterly winds. falling temperature, cloudy
weather and rain IN the Gull States.
The rivers Will probably rise at Nashville, Gin
cinnati and Louisville, and the Ohio fall at Pitts
burg.
The display OF cautionary signals will be resumed
at the lake stations on April l.
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PROBABLE STRIKE OF PRINTERS.

NEW ORLEANS, March %, 1874
The Printers Union to-day passed a resolution
reducing the price of composition to sixty centa
per 1000 The propretors will adhere to their
resolution to pay only fifty cents from and alter
March %. The Indications are that all the printers
belonging to the Union Will strike tomorrow.
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TIE DEATH SENTENCE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 90 1874
George Miller Alfred, colored, convicted OF the
murder OF DR.. Granville Alfred, In Washington
county. Kentucky, has been sentenced TO be
hanged Nav 1.
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BAYoNNE, March 90, 1874.
The wife Of Don Carlos has been delivered OF q
daughter.
fDon Carlos has now four children yiz:-Princess
Dona Blanca born IN the month Of October, 1858;
Don JAIME Prince OF the Asturias. June, 1870;
Princess Dona Elvira, November, 1922 the infant,
March, 18!4,-ED. HLRALD,1
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Bilbao Still In Danger.

LONDON, MATCH 23-5 A. NJ.
special telegram to the Standard, dated SAN
lander, sunday, says:-lhe first movement of the
government troops for the relief of Bilbao, by way
OF the Bilbao River, was failure. 1t was found
impossible to effect a landing and the expedition
returned to SantOna.
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THE ERIE LABORERS' STRIKE.
Anticipations OF u neutrality-suspicious. Of
the Authorities to Resist Rioters.

Anticipati0ns OF q RiOt-Preparations Of
the Authorities to Resist Rioters.
The attitude of the striking Erie Railway labor
ers in Jersey City has excited the solictude and
anxiety OF the officials both OF the State and city.
Yesterday afternoon the strikers were in continual
conclave, exciting topic OF their discussion being
the intention OF the Erie Company TO put five
hundred new men at work in their places
this morning. Their actions were so alarm
ing that the city authorities procured q
visit OF Governor Parker from Trenton, Tor the
purpose OF consultation and or taking precautions
against threatened riot. Governor Parker ac-
cOinpaned by State Adiutant General Stryker, ar
rived IN Jersey City yesterday afternoon. Last
evening he ISSUED orders for the FIRST battalion OF
State infantry, commanded by Major Hart, to as
semble at It's armOry in HOboken and keep in
readiness to start for Jersey City. 1t is said that
lie las also called upon the Fourth regiment of
that city. The Sheriff and police authorities have
also taken measures for the suppression OF q
riot by the appOin tment OF special
deputies and policemen. These actions OF the
authorities are certainly commendabie. The
strikers are evidently iIcensed at the intention Of
the Erie Company to substitute new men for them
selves. and it may not require much greater
motive to urge them to attack the imported Ia
borers when they arrive at the Erie ferry this
morning AS they are expected to ar i've at half
past nine O'Clock, the military have been ordered
TO assemble an hour earlier.
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MEXICO.

A Protestant Church Assailed by a Mob-Ths
Pastor stoned-Provincial Revolution,
Indian Outrzges and Battle
with the Troops.
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FEARFUL ACCIDENT IN NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, March % 1874
Joseph Booth fell under the cars at Virginia City,
New. to-day. and both his legs were cut of. A
young man VINO witnessed the accident tainted,
and his hair which was Jet black, turned instantly
gray II is probable that neither can survive.
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Died.

MOREHoUsE. Darien Conn.,. on Sunday, March
%, HENRY MoREH0USE, IN his list year.
Funeral services at the Congregational church.
Tuesday, March a. at two p. M.
[F0r Other Deaths See Ei0hth Puge.l
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Captain Williams Nice Presents.
March 1874

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
1t should not be wondered at that Captain Will
iams should refuse to give the required iniorma
ton concerning the houses OF i'll fame in the Eighth
ward, II, as 10 alleged, he receives presents, &C..
nom number OF them. Let him, by all means, he
removed from this precinct. such man Is q dis
grace to the position o. Captain.
AN OLD RESIDENT OF THE EIG nth WARD.
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How Captains Of Police are Paid.
NEW YORK, March 20, 1874,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
l read with pleasure your article on the conduct
OF the police captains In regard to the houses OF i'll
fame. But why not In your paper state the real
reason. The police captains are directly nterested
In the houses OIL faule every such house pays q
specined sum TO the captain OF the precinct, the
captains are directly Interested In having as many
as possible. something should be done. We nave
more dlsreputable houses than any Two of the
largest capitals OF Europe. A CITIZEN.
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DIED SUDDENLY.

George Callan single man, twenty-five years
of age and born In Ireland, by trade tailor, who
has been In poor health for long time past, died
suddenly on saturday night at his residence. No.
Third avenue. An inquest Will be held BY Coroner
Eckh0U
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For the Baby, Novelty CarrfaGe.-Tha
only carriage child can rechne in comfortably takes
less in the house than old style the only canopy
that protects the eyes from the can be used as
die; Perambuators, 81. Send Tor circular to l.. r.
TIBBALS, 5l2 Broadway. opposite st Nicholas Hotel
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EAYTI.
Political Caucus-Trade Report.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March 90, 1874.
Adyices nom Hayti to the 18th inst. represent
that disturbances were feared on the occasion or
the Presidential election IN April.
Coffee was quoted at SIG.
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MEMPHIS, March 90 1874.
Unprecedented rains have fallen in the past lew
days. and high water prevails.
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A.-SOiIed Boots and Shoes Selling On nj
halt price. New spring Styles ready at BROOKS.
!. l96 Broadway corner Twenty ninth street
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False I'm Little, False I'm Much.-Bewsre
Of the dealer who offers You an mita as the real
GUANACD UMBREll.A; tor yourself the trade
mark Guanaco each umbrella. ISAAC SMITHS SON
co. are the patentees ana sole makers 400 broadway
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"The Japanese Corn File" Must He
used to be appreciated. At all drug an shoe
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Musical nnd ORA matte Notes.

''The Pet Elephant" can be seen ut Bryant's
'Davy Crockett" has pitched his tent at Niblo's
for the summer.
Lolita appears tonight as Little Nell at the
New Park Theatre. Brooklyn.
Fechtcr will open the Park Theatre, Twenty
second street, oa ths 9th OF April.
''The Winning Hand" Is held by the Metropolitan
Theatre. 1t must be pleasant sensation.
''FaZiO: or, tue Italian Wife," Will be produced
at Mrs. COnwa's Brooklyn Theatre tonight.
''La Vie Parls.enne' Will be brought out tonight
at the Lyceum Ior the first time In many years.
"Rum," moral drama of the temperance cru
SADIE, will be produced tonight at Woods Museum
The Swedish National Glee singers have q
concert at Stelnway Hall tomorrow Tuesday)
evening.
MISS Rokohl and Wienia wskI appear this eve
ming at Gilmore's concert at the Twenty second
Regiment ArmOry.
"Central Park" will be squeezed into Wallack's
to-night-the greatest achievement OF this age
with Lester WallacK in 1t.
"Orolos; or, the Dead Shot OF the Nevadas." will
be the attraction ut the Theatre Comique to- night.
This sensation is no laughing matter.
"Doesn't he play the lrishman we'll |" was the
unsophsticated criticism we heard from a young
lady at Booths She evidently did not know that
it came natural to Boucicault.
-'heNtugc" HAS ifcFcu U SEchS suCCeSS Ut TIE
Bowery. 1t enters on its second week. An iul
mense run for the Bowery. The boys like change
but ike good thing when they get 1t.
Nine. Pauline Lucca sings In ''Faust" this even.
ing at the Stadt Theatre. Her engagement with
Mr. StrakOsch, which begins next week, is at the
high figure of 81, 900 Tor each performance.
"Lohengrin" viii be presented for the first time
in Italian at the Academy OF Music this evening,
with Nilsson, Cary, Campanlni. Del Puente, Nam
nert1 and Bume in the principal roles. 1t COM
mences at hali-past seven p. M.
"Charity" still grows IN favor. The piece has
improved in effectiveness since It's first production,
some of the more telling points have been empha-
sized and the whole piece runs more smoothly.
The story is very touching, and sensitive people
shed tears.
"The Colleen Bawn' mas been so favorably re-.
ceived by the public that the management at
Booths have resolved 70 retain it on the bill dur.
ing Mr.. Bouccaults engagement The cave scene
is admirably arranged and thrills the audience
with all It's old sensational power.
Coecia's "Stabat Mater" rather monotonous
work, with but few bright features. was given last
evening at ST. AIMS church by NJ Louis Dachauer's
excellent choir. Besides Mile. Corradi, Nile. Co.
q much needed feature in the bass department in
the fine voice and good school OF Mr. II. frost.
The performance was very creditable but nothing
would be sufficient to relieve the heavlness of the
composition. Nine. Grand Walls "Stabat Mater,n
the best OF the series, will be sung on Palm Sunday
night,
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A.-EOr q First Glass Dress Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer ESPENsCHE1D, iia
Nnss
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A Great spring Medicine.-Hyatt's Life
BASAM will purify your blood this reliable old family
medicine has stood rs years public test.
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The display of cautionary signals will be resumed
It the lake stations on April l.

The Weather In This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
tile temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated bv the thermometer ct Hudnut's
pharmacy HERALD BuildlnG:-
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SPAIN AND FRANCE.
The Fighting Cure Of Santa Cruz Arrested by
French Officers
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BAY0NNE, March 20, 1874.
The French officers have arrested the Cure of
Santa Cruz on the frontier and brought him to this
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LONDON March 20, 1874
The Morning Post says 1t Ia probable that General
Sir Garnet Wolseley Will be rewarded with the rank
OF Major General, and pension OF $500 per
annum for two lives.
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THE BORDER SAVAGES,

ng this you will very much oblige
A CONSTANT READER.
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=. II, sncketf's Magic COlOrfs, Capfl
Larry BRIILIANTINE AND HAIR DYE. Send fl
price list I2s Liberty street, New York
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RatcheIor's HAIR bye il Splendtd.-
Never fails Established ~ years. Sold and properr
applied at BArCiELUR Wig factory, Ii Boni ST.. Il.
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upon rupured persons by the horrible springs finger
PADS and hoop backsmiths astound
ing The ELASTIC THuSs, 6sS Broadway, retainsanL
soon rupture.
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HEAVY RAINS IN TENNESSEE,

lVeTdHC IcHIVCTHtUTe VtSIcTUuy. ............
lverage temperature for corresponding dai
last year. ....................
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A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner Fulton and Boerum street
Open rom A. NJ. to PIP VI.
ON sunday from 8 tO9 z. VI.
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Fatal Accident In SerranO's Camp
LONDON, March 23-6 A. M.
A despatch from Spain TO the London Hour re-
ports that an ammunition wagon lately exploded
in Marshal Serrano's camp, and fifty men were
Killed and wounded.
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BINGHANT0N, N. Y, March 90,

BINGHAMT0N, N. Y, March 90, 1874.
AS the through eastern bound night express
on the Erie Railroad, due here at eleven P. NJ, was
within two miles OF this city it ran upon pile of
ties placed on the track for the purpose OF throw
ing it OF the track The train ran about 100 yards
alter striking them pushing the ties in 'front.' OF 1t.
Fortunately, the Train kept on the track. One tie
had to be cut from the wneels, which were embed
ded in it, Several passengers left the tram here,
afraid to go on.
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GERMANY.

The Emperor's neutrality-suspicious. rom
the Army-The Military Force TO
Be Maintained.
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IRELAND.
Home Rule Victory at an Election.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, March %, 1874.
Mr. ODonneii, the home rule candidate, has
been elected to Parliament from Galway
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VIENNA, March %, 1874.
The appointment of Baron Scnwartz-SenbOrn to
be Austrian Minister at Washington Is gazetted.
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GraefenIcru Vegetable PfIls-Renowned

Goodall's Pla yin% Cards-Thc Best, tho
cheapest. Ask Tor and insist on getting henL Sold
anywhere.
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DIR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy Guar
aneed TO cure rheuma ism, neuralgia pains in back,
heart head lungs, nervous diseases Il John street and
druggists.
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Havana Banlscrs.-J. Ii. Martinez ~ Go
10 wall street. New York. will paw the hgnest ratesj
Spanish Uouboons and Havana BANK Bills, &c.