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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
APPOINTMENT OF ME-. HENRY TYSON AS RE
cEyER or THE RoAD-ENTER1NG UPON HIS
OVERWHELMING A REPORT.

APPOINTMENT OF MR. HENRY TYSON AS RE
cEIvER or THE RoAD-ENTERING UPON HIS
OVERWHELMING A REPORT.
RICHMOND Va, Oct. g. 1875.
Much TO the surprise OF the people here an order was
issued by Judge Bond, OF the United States Circuit
Court to-day, appointing Mr. Henry Tyson, formerly
Vice President OF the Railroad and recently Master
of TRANSFORMATION OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
receiver Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, with
bond of $50 900 in this State and the amount in
West Virginia
The matter created still greater astonishmont, owing
to the fact that the order issued in advance, and
without the hearing Of counsel both sides, which
was set for the 22d inst, in the previous order
Of the Court upon the application for the bill Of fore
closure on the part Of certain bondhOders. The
action was taken, however, upon the further appi-
cation OF counsel Of the first mortgage bond
holders TO the effect that seizures Of prop
erty OF the road by subordinate claimants and
creditors had been made, and were about
TO be made and that the appointment Of the receiver
was absolutely necessary for the protection Of the prop
erty and the interests Of compliments The counsel
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company resi-
dent 10 this State made application TO the Court for
n suspension at least modification OF the order ap-
pointing the receiver, which was refused. This even
ing that official took possession OF the road which was
quietly surrendered by General Wckham the Vice Pres
dent and manager OF the company, who promptly
issued the necessary order his subordnates turning
over the property and management TO the receiver.
The latter, who has partially examined the
accounts OF the company, found them in much more
procarious condition than anticipated and nc
will make a report at an early day, which viii inform
the creditors as the facts and the best means by
which the road can be made TO pay.
General Wckham has kindly consented 70 assist Inc
receiver the management Of the road for BRIEF
period.
The road tonight Is in full operation MI the trains
running on the regular schedule and all the employees
being at work under the company's management
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FACTION FIGHTS.
MRMTnIa len,

MEMTHIs, TENN, Oct 9, 1875.
Latest reports from Friar's Point announce no more
fighting, but everything unsettled, and agricultural
interests paralyzed The negroes there threaten to
hang Brown, the Sheriff. and Smith, the candidate for
Chanccry Clerk If they return for having caused the
disturbance. Brown still at Helena at last ac
counts and Smith is here. Reports from
other parts OF the State show great Generalization
among aborers and great danger of large portion
OF the cotton crop being lost for want OF hands to
pick it.
In addition to the shooting reported at Charleston
last night among rival factions a gentleman from
Grenada says that ndscrminate shooting occurred on
the public square there yesterday between Sheriff
French and his son side, and State Senator
Price and his son.in-law the other during which
some fifteen shots were fired, but hurt Ali
the parties are republicans but belong to different fac
tons
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mr.. Washington Booth, Collector Of the Port Of
Baltimore at the Aston House, awaiting the arrival
friends from Europe Rev. Dr. Thomas X Conrad of
Philadelphia has arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
General Rufus H. King, Of Albany, is sojourning
at the Windsor Hotel Mr. John d. Cough, the
temperance agator, and General Uraga Of Guatemala,
are registered at~he Westminster Hotel Professor
Charles Munroe, OF the United States Naval Acad.
envy is among the late arrivals at the Aston House
Congressman Elias W. Leavenworh, of Syracuse,
is residing temporarily at the St. Nicholas Hotel Count
dc St Paul, Of Paris, who has boon out West on a
shooting excursion during the past fortnight returned
to the city yesterday aud the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

a GOVERNOR GENERAL TO BE APPOINTED FOR
THE CHRISTIAN PROVINCES GREAT pow
ERs UNLIKELY TO GUARANTEE THE REFORMS
THE coNsULs STILL AT WORK
LONDON, Oct Q, 1876.
The Pal Mall Gazette this afternoon has special tel
egram from Berlin containing the following
'It is now proposed in the execution of the contem-
plated reforms that the administration Of the dsanected
provinces be ntrusted to governor general enjoying
che confidence Of the Christian subjects Of the Sublime
Porte The proposal likely TO succeed though
is not at all likely that the Great Powers will guarantee
the reforms Notwithstanding the insurgents still insist
upon it The consuls at Mostar are negotiating and
endeavorng to pacify the insurgents through the me-
dunn Of the clergy"
EVIDENCES OF PEACEFUL FEELING IN sERvIA.
BELGRADE, Oct O. 1874.
II is reported that the Servian Ministry has been
formed and that the members belong to the peace
party
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THE MISSISSIPPI TROUBLES.

ARMS AND ORDNANCE STORES FOR NEGRO COM
pANIEs-cALDwEIL's COMPANY ON GUARD.
VIcKsBURG, MISS Oct. Q, 1876
The following extra" has just been published
JACKSON, Miss Oct 0, 1875
Cadwell's company left hero this morning, at
seven O'Clock, by wagon road, and marching
10 Edwards, guarding three wagon loads of ordnance
stores These arms and ordnance stores are
intended for negro companies, ana the plan of armng
negroes and refusing to whites is thus fully deve
oped
Caldwell in command of the negro militia, is the
negro who led the negroes the Clinton riot. Ames
determined to precipitate another conflict,
and men who desire peace must begin to consult to-
gether to meet this new and desperate scheme
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AN INTERVIEW WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL
PIERREPoNT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 0, 1877.

PIERREPONT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. o 1875.
The Attorney General resumed his official duties
to-day and was called upon by large number Of
visitors Among the callers were exUntcd states
Senator Pcaso and United States Attorney
Wells Of Mississippi, and the State Attorney
General Of Mississippi, who desired to give
their views upon political matters there. lengthy
conversation resulted in the Of which the dele
CATION assured the Attorney General that any departure
from the policy OF the administration already indicated
by the Attorney General would be disastrous to the
interests Of the State and especially would its best ct
zcns deplore the sending of troops.
These gentlemen assured Judge Rierrcpont that II
matters were let as they now are without any inter
ference by the general government the result would be
the redemption OF tho State from many serious diff
cutes now existing, among the least OF which would
be the election ola patriotic and law abiding Legislature
The interview was very lengthy, and the close the
Attorney Genorarequested the visitors TO remain in
Washington untitho return Of the President and
plain 10 him the situation Of affairs viewed from their
standpoint
Another Telegram was received az the Department or
Justice to-day from Senator Acorn reitorating sub
stantally the statements heretofore made by him. and
declaring that good men Of all parties were combined 10
prevent aRy opiRESNk%
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INDIA.
LORD NAPIER's SUCCESSOR.

CALCUTTA. Oct O. 1876.
IL is confidently stated that Lieutenant General Sir
Frederick p. Haines, commander OF the troops in the
government OF Madras, will succeed Lord Napier, Of
Nacdala as commander in-chef
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1rnnr nonERr J. MlK1NNEY.

despatch from Knoxville announces the death
there Yesterday morning Of Judge Robert ]. Mckinney
for many years one Of the judges Of the Supreme
Court. and ono OF the most eminent iursts Of the
state Of Tennessee The Supreme Court, in session
Jackson adjourned as mark of respect for the de-
ceased Judge.
Tho funeral for which extensive preparations are
being made will take place TO day at two O'Clock T.. NJ
and will BIO attended by the state officials, lawyers and
others from all paxts VI khaStNas
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A BANK SWINDLED.

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct Q, 1875.
The Bank OF British North America was yesterday
swindled of S., 200 by who registered his
namc at the hotel B. A. Bell OF New Nork on a
forged letter of credit purporng have been issued
tho New York agency A man supposed TO be the
party was arrested to-day in New Brunswick for an
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 81 80 L. NJ.

oYFrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Oct 9-7:30 I. NJ
Probabilities.
For the upper lakes, the Upper Mississippi and
xowor Missouri valleys northwest winds, rising
barometer cooler cloudy, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain, except in the Lower Missouri Valley.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee and the lower
lakes falling barometer southwest to southeast winds,
warmer. cloudy weather and rain, followed by rising
barometer and falling temperature
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States, falling
barometer northeast TO southeast winds, rising tenn
perature, increasing cloudness and rain ID inc Gun
States
For the Middle States and New England, falling
barometer higher temperature northeast TO southeast
winds increasing cloudiness with possibly rain on
Sunday evening" in and north OF Pennsylvania
Cautonary signals ordered for Duluth Escanana
and Marquette.
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oUrpREAK OF CHOLERA IN MYsonE.

The Bombay Times reports a outbreak OF cho
era in the province Of Mysore.
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GERMAN Y.

INCREASE IN THE MILITARY ESTIMATES
LONDON, Oct. Q, 1875.
The Pal Mall Ga-etes Berlin special to-day, says 1t
IS reported that Germany viii demand this year the
addition Of 900 marks TO the military estimates.
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AT WILHELM GRAEFS 1852 BROADWAY,
between Twenty-sixth aud Twentyfeyen streets -
Fine China Glassware and Fancy Goods Dresden China,
French Clocks, statues &e, az greatly reduced prices.
~ goods selected by one Of the frm personally, ia
Europe
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HOLLAND AND VENEZUELA.
RELATIONS BROKEN OFF.

lHE HAGUE Oct " 1912
Diplomatic relations between this country and Ven
ezuela have been broken on because Holland refused
TO indemnify Venezuela for alleged intervention by
Dutch subjects, at Curacao, in Venezuelan internal
affairs
THE VENEZUELAN MINISTER LEAVES THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS TO THE CAUSE.
LONDON, Oct 9, 1875
despatch received in this city from The Hague an
nounces that the Venezuelan Minister Plenipoentiary,
with his secretary left there Saturday for Brussels
The announcement derives its Importance from the
known relations between the two countries, and
suggests the inquiry whether the movement noted in
dicates a rupture OF diplomatic relations. Diplomatic
circles say probably not in such cases usually there
is no attempt at secrecy
THE ORIGIN OF THE DIFFICULTY-wHY THE re-
IATIoNs WE'RE BROKEN oFF-THE DUTCH REP
REsENTATIyE AT CARACAS RECALLED.
LONDON, Oct. O. 1875.
The following particulars in regard to the differences
between Holland and Venezuela have transpred-
Venezuela asked to be unidentified for expenses in
Cured in suppressng recent revolt in her dominons,
which, as she alleged aided by the inhabitants of
the island of Curacao Holland refused to enter into
negotiations until Venezuela restored the Dutch ship
ports to Dutch commerce.
Venezuela eventually agreed to restore the Midas, but
desired the withdrawal by Holland OF the second cond
tion. Holland not having acceded to these terms
within three days, diplomatic relations between
the two countries were ruptured. The Dutch repre-
sentative at Caracas has been recalled
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N0TICE.-DR. CHAMBERLAIN WILL COMMENCE
course Of practical lectures instruction the trcat-
Of disease by electricity Monday evening October
- Gentlemen and ladies wishing avail themselves OF
his 30 years experience for family professional purposes
apply No West Fourteenth street. witness tho
MAGICAL power Of electricity disease.
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THE AMERICAN CARDINAL.

CARDINAL MCLosKEY RETURNING TO AMERICA.
ROME, Oct 9, 1875
Cardinal McCoskey, who is about to depart for
America babe farewell o-day to the Pope and Cardinal
AntonellL Much emotion manifested at the leave
taking.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10

DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. STATEN
ISLAND 9S Duane street, 752 Broadway go Sixth
and l66 aud l6S Pierepont street. Brooklyn Established
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TRUsSEs, SHOULDER BRACES, ELASTIC STOCK
ana BELTS, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS KNEE CARS. &c.
DIR GLOVER 10 Ann street
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GRAEFNEBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
Hercules cleaned the Aegean stables. GRAEFESBERH
VEGETABLE PILLS will clean the stomach Dyspepsia,
spaon indigestion and all the various diseases of tho
stomach and bowels thoroughly cured by GRAEFENRERG
VEGETABLE PILLS Supplied by all dealers throughout tho
country aud the GRAEFENBERG COMPANY. SO Reade
New York
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THE MURDER OF +. G. REUPP.

TRENTON n. j., Oct Q, 1875
An indictment for murder tho FIRST degree, i Is
said has boon found against Keenan,. the alleged muir
dsrer Of Police 0acer Rannp.
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DYEING AND CLEANING THE EMPIRE DYEING
AND CLEANING COMPANY call for aud deliver goods.
Work surpassed by Ohices-93b Broadway I'D
l96 9th av. l4th ST. PIG Sth oath 81.
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The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty our hours, IN COM
parson with the corresponding date Of last year as
Indicated by the thermometer al Hudnuts PHARMACY,
HEHALn Huildnn
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J. IT, CoRT .o4 BEEKMAN STREET, CALLS SPE-
cal attention his hot closet "CoMET RANGES also
improved HEATING and STOVES
popular prices. A call solicited
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
necessary and luxurious article of underwear:
sound lungs, health and comfort. Sold everywhere by
mail 81 So ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer 694 Broad
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WIGS, ToUPEES, &C RAUCHFUSS, PRACTI-
cal Wignaker and importer of HUMAN HAIR A East
Twelfth street.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE (MARVEL-
WATER is the safest and best cosmetic the world.
For sale Wholesale and retail at principal depot No Aston
place. Price 80 per bottle
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LEON DUMAS EAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lous WATER wrinkles ecklos and all bemshes
the skin price - bottle Principal depot No Aston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-10

CENTS HATS, AT PARMLY'S MANDATORY,
POI sixth avenue four doors below Fourteenth Cor
rect styles, extra quality
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Ask ELASTIC ABDOMINAL BELTS, STOCK
iscs, ANKttTs and KSRE Cars, AZ MARSHs Truss 0lca
~. : Nesey street, Aston House No uptown branch,
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NOTHING CAN EQUAL THE TONIC AND IN
vigorang effects Of the PERUVIAN SYRuP protoxIde OF
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DR. BRUCE'S PLASTER USED FOR 20 YEARS,
with nnhounded snecess for all chronic pains
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EXERCISE. WOODS GYMNASIUM, NO 6 EAST
Twenty eighth streetBoxing Fencing furnish Bath pr-
Training for corpuiency dyspepsia nervous debility
&c. Send for circular.
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DYSPEPSIA.-GOD SENDS PROVISIONS; THE
Devil sends cooks Indigestion results permanently cured
only by Dr. SliARP'S DYSPEPSIA PILL. Harnett, Bible
IInus
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EXTRA DRY CABINET,

EXTRA DRY CABINET,
Of
MOET 4 CHANDoN.
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE
For sale By leading dealers in wines
Sole agent for the United States.
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CHRONIC CATARRH-DEAFNESS-D KECK'S
method cures the worst No. West Fourteenth
street, Fifth avenue.
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BARGAINS AT THE ORIGINAL HIRAM AMBER
SONS SONS IN Carpets 0iiclpts Mats Mattings 3f
Eighth avenue third door below Twenty street.
side
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BARKER'S HUMAN HAIR PARLORS AND GOLDEN
Fluid Depot 80 West Twenty ninth street. four doors
RrDad wny
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OBITUARY.
NJ. DEZANNEAu.

cable despatch from Paris announces the death Of
w. Dczanneau one of the Deputies in the Assembly
from Loire lnfcrieure.
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DIED..

MORRIS. SARAH NJ, the beloved wife OF Matthew J..
Morris, IN she 23d year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
125th street and First avenue Monday, October H.
at half-past O'clock Friends and relatives in
vited TO attend.
lFor other Deaths see Sirth Pagcl
HAIE's HONEY or HoREHoUND AND TAR
never fails TO colds throats, &c. remedy
PlKEis TooTHAcHE DROPS cure IN one minute.
A-SoLID SILVER.
Dinner Dessert and Breakfast Services.
Single Pieces and Combination Sets,
in fine
Forks and spoons
plain and ornamentcd patterns
in handsome chests.
at retail
THE GoRHAM COMPANY,
Bond street.
A-RUssIAN vAPoR BATHS, No. 25 EAST
Fourth street. are known remedy for Colds and
Rheumatism.
A-Bow LEGS, KNOCK KNEES CLUB FEET
Weak Ankles spinal Curvatures successfully by DR.
MARSH Nesey st., Astor House. No uptown branch
A-sTEPHEN r. WHITMAN 4 SONS PHILADET-
rA CONNECTIONS, at his Wholesale rates No Cortlandt
street. JOHN LANERY.
AGAIN NEVERTHELESS THOUGH THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY Gs3 Broadway. annihiated metal
the hoop knock kueos and
legs, making money ste1 ~.
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URUGUAY.
MARTIAL LAW In MoNTEvIDEo.

LONDON, Oct Q, 1875.
despatch from Montevdeo announces that martial
law has been proclaimed there.
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coRNs, BUNIoNs, INGRowTNG NAILS, &C,
cured without pain. Corn CuIE, by mail. soc
DIR. RICE, 1883 Broadway Dey street.
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, NET BANNERS AND
ENGRAVED INITIAL SGNs packed and shipped
HOJEk 4 GRAHAM. ~ Duane street.
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS ST TRUSSES HALF PRICE.
Al SURGICAL BAZAAR. 1,256 Broadway Open evenings.
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FULL STOCK OF ALL THE MOST RELIABLE
brands Of WINES, LlouoRs. HwANA CIGARS FANCY
GRocRRIEs. TABLE LUXuRlEs, &c, selling downtown
prices store, 100 Broadway.
c. IL. b. KIRK Il Co. 90 Fulton street.
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR
pain BY J. NJ. CoMINs NJ D. $40 Lexington Book
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cable despatch from London announces that the
Right Rev. Alexander Penrose Forbes, D. G. L Bishop
Of Brcchin s&btand is dead. He ffty-eght years
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A-sTEPHEN r. WHITMAN q SONS PHILADEI-
rA CONNECTIONS, at his Wholesale rates No Cortlandt
street. JOHN LANERY
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A-rhlS WORLD IS ALL A FLEETING SHOW,
but tle brancy Of me PARTISAN DAMOSDs Is not heetin
bI' s ioaE Y e real gems The base Of these bcaa
W. jewels - pure crystal BY process known only
celebrated Partisan chemist devoted nearly yesrs
experimenting and who last aucceeded n doing
one had ever done beorei solving diamonds holding
them m sol9tonthe crystal basis coated with puro
diamond wash, which be scratched any
dmned No expert can tell them the real diamonds
anu the cost OF them Is birtieth genuine
mqnds. Cal and see them at RICHARD HUMPHREYS.
Stewards 80 ~FF
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A-Bow LEGS, KNOCK KNEES, CLUB FEET,
Weak Ankles spinal Cnrvaures successfully treated BY Dr
MARSH No. Nescy ST. Astor House. No uptown branch.
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GAIN NEVERTHELESS. THOUGH THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, Gs3 broadway. anuihiiatcd metal
the hoop backsmhs knock kueos and lew
legs, making money sitek ~.
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A-RUssIAN vApoR BATHS, No. % EAST
Fourth street. the best known remedy for Colds and
Rhouut n ism.
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Al FURNITURE sARGAINs--sE kelly co. 3
adv
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REGULAR SO HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, So so
sold elsewhere for - and S. - New Church ST. up stairs
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A DISCERNING PUBLIC HAS QUICKLY DIS
the woresness q those elastic straight iack.
cts miscated trusses already sold cheap want u
merit Bot al who the YicrOR UNIVERSAL TRuss
I,iSf Broadway. recommend Il 70 their friends.
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS AND POLITICAL OPEN
work Banners. II. H. UplIAM CO.. $50 and 252 Canal
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRTNCI-
pal Of late Marsh Coz, his old oice No yescy street.
Aston House No uptown branch.
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A-TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, SUs-
PFNsoRY BANDAGRs, SHOULDER BRACES CRuTCuKS, PlLx
surRoRrs all OF most approved patterns, ~ MARSs
office, No Nesey street. Aston House No uptown branch
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A-HAvE YOU SEEN THE
New
WILCOX X GIBBS
AUToMArtCt
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HAIE'S HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
fails colds hroats. &c remedy.
PlKEs TooTnAcHE DROPS cure IN one minute.
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Call and investigate.

Main Office.
65s Broadway, corner Of Bond street, New York.
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A VISIT TO THE STUDENTS OF THE AMERICAN
CoILEGE-THE CARDINALS FLUENCY IN
ITALIAN.