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INTERNATIONAL. COPYRIGHT.

DEPUTATIoN OF LITERATI RECEIVED BIZ Mr.
DIsRAEII-THE GRIEVANCES OF AUTHORS
PUBLISHERS PIRACY-wHAr THE AUTHOR
PREMIER PROMISES.
LONDON, May 10, 1878.
deputation OF authors waited on Mr.. Dtsraeli
to-day 10 make representations and obtain his
views in reference to international copyright.
The deputation consisted OF Mr.. Blanchard Jer-
rold. Tom Taylor, Charles Reade, Charles Dickens,
q A. Sala and Charles Mackay. Miss Braddon and
Mrs. Wood and many other literary persons.
THE ADDRESS TO THE PREMIER.
Mr. Edward jenkins, Member OF Parliament for
Dundee, and author OF "Ginx's Baby" addressed
Mr. Disraeli on the part OF the deputaton. He
pointed the appropriation and mutilation OF the
words or British authors by the book publishers
OF the United States and asked II some remedy
could not be found for the grievances.
THE PREMiER's REPLY.
Mr.. Drsraeh replied that the subject had al
ready come be ore the government on the ques-
ton whether revision OF the copyright law In re-
gard 10 dramas was desirable.
The government would give the matter full at
tention and strive 10 remove the annoyances aud
vexations now existing but IL must have time TO
consider what method to adopt. He was or opinion
that a royal commission would be better than a
committee OF the Rouse OF Commons, because It
would lie more likely to be well acquainted with
the subject.
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A THIRD STORY FIGHT.

THREE BRIcKLAYERs FIGHT on scAFxoLD-
Md-THET TAKE TUMBLE AND COME 10
GRIEr-sUPPosED FATAL INJURIES TO oNE
MAN
TRENTON, n. J., May TO- 1875.
This afternoon three men, named Edward
Clark, Michael Mack and 81 Colbert, while working
on the third story OF new brick building In this
city, became involved in quarrel which led TO
blows, and resulted in all OF them falling to the
ground on the top Of each other, bricks, mortar
ana other material tumbling with them. They
were picked up in a bruised condition, bleeding
profusey and almost insensibe. Broken limbs,
bruised bodies and cut heads we're LETT as memo
rIas Of the adventurous fight. Mack's injuries
are dangerous, II not fatal and those OF the others
very serious. Mack and Clark originated the
quarrel on tue verge OF the dangerous emInence,
and C0bert Interiered to make peace, winch
caused considerable Wrangling anu the result as
stated. Tne wounded men were carried to their
nome on stretcherR. surrounded by crowds OF
men, women and children, where medical aid was
summoned. The occurrence created considerable
excitement.
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w ASHIN GTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON. Nay 10. 1875.

WASHINGTON May 10, 1875.
THE PROMISED EXPOSURE OF REVENUE FRAUDS
FAILURE-A POLITICAL TRICK AND TTs
RESULTS.
patches, the grand performance OF the "Blg
Bonanza, or Revenue Frauds Unmasked," was
presented TO the American public to-day,
with feeble success far as Washing.
ton Is concerned. one was reminded OF the
terrible revelation in the Confederate archives
and with what political gusto the Congressional
Commission gave out the sensational articles
to the administration press The whole
sale seizure OF dlstilleries and rectifying
establishments has been not less q political
trick than was the dissemination OF rebel
correspondence, BY 1t the public Will understand
why Attorney General Williams was requested ia
resign, tnat the new Attorney General might see
tnat the alleged violations OF the law were vigor.
ously prosecuted. 1t further explains why
the President saved Mr.. Douglass the NOR.
tihcation or resgnug after the exposure was
made and why Secretary Bristow, under whose
regime 1t will be proved II said, the frauds
begun, purified this department by removing an
old and faithful and appointing his success.
scr from mis- own State OF Kentucky, which State,
although great whiskey MARKET knows not
corruption and has no need or the surveillance OF
the Treasury Department. ''rhe Administration
Big Bondnza' has been extensively advertised"
said an acute democratic politician tonight; "but
praise God 1t will ruin the management
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FEW WORDS TO FEEBLE AND DELICATE
WOMEN,
by R. " PIERCE, NJ. D., OF the. Worlds Dtspensary,
Buffalo. n Y.

n. 4.
Knowing that are subject 10 great amount OF suf
that deltcacy part has strong tendency
proong and the longer 1t Is neglected the you
have 10 endure and the more difficult OF
scores OF your sex, desire that | am con
stantly meeting with those who have been treated
their ailments Tor months without being benefited in tho
least unit they become perfectly discouraged and have
OF medicine nor he tortured by any further treat
ment. Tney HAD rather die and have thel.
suffering ended than TO live and suffer they
have. They say they worn out by suffering ana
are only made by treatment. OF anything
aiscouraging certainly cannot CONCEIVE, and
there more successful mode OF treating such
reducing depicting Of the vital forces the system
the indications dictate reatment directly the
OF the adopted Tor the m, their would
be deporable Indeed But lady sufferers, there Is
you in harmony with the laws and rec uirc.
mcnts system harsh. Irritating caustic treat
Incnt and strong medicines Will never you ~
you would rational means such as common sense
medicines cmbody the very best invgorating tonca
and nervines, compounded with special reference 10
your delicate system. such happy combination you will
Ind in FAyoRIrE PREScRtFToN, whicsa has received
the ondest praise iron thousands of your Those
aEguid causing to feel scarcely
able 10 be your feet or ascend night OF stairs that
your former elasticity and driving boom from your
checks; that continual strain upon your vital forces
that renders irritable and frctfui, all be
ubd ncd by perSevcring use OF that marvel
proper workings of your systems relieved by this
mild safe means, while periodical pains the exist
OF which sure indication OF serious disease THAI
should be neglected readily yield To IT. and
is Kept reasonable length of time the special
these pains Is permanently moved. Furthea
light these subjects may be obtained from pam
two stamps Ny fGvorite Prescription is sold by drug
Rists.
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NEW YORK, May 10, 1875.

INV IUHh, may to 1910.
To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your issue OF yesterday you mention my
name and ADDRESS as among the passengers on the
Inflated steamer Schiller. This error on your
part has led TO considerable sohcitude among my
friends and called for many Geographic exchanges
AS the home OF my unfortunate namesake is
Columbus, OHIO, wish you would correct the
error in your next issue, thereby relieving me of
the necessity or giving my individual assurance 20
all inquirers that am alive and was not passen-
ger on the Schiller. Yours respectfully.
FREDERICK UHLMANN.
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A FORTUNATE SAILOR.

Among the crew OF the Inflated Schiller on her
last arrival at the wharf in Hoboken was q man
named Jansen. On the day following her arrival
Jansen was arrested and lodged In the Hudson
County Jail on the charge OF stealing from the
vessel large basket of walnuts. Wnen brought
before the Court oil special Sessions IL turned out
that he nad only filled his pockets, and he was
sentenced to Ave days Imprisonment. he vessel
sailed en- her fatal trip without him, as his term CT
Imprisonment had not expired. Jansen Is now In
Hoooken awaiting employment on the Hamburg
or Bremen lines.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Scotia will leave this port Of
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
me mails for Europe will close at che Post Onica
at eight O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe
viii be ready at haltpast seven O'Clock in tina
morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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Is IT ANOTHER GREAT Loss2

SAN FRANCISCO May 10, 1876.
despatch from Victoria says the Indians re-
port the loss OF The steamer Glenora from Victoria
TO Fort wringle, with large freight and passen-
ger list.
The locality given corresponds with that in
which the bark Union was lost on Friday last
Il Is hoped that the Indian report refers BY mis-
take 10 the latter vessel
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TIE YELLOW FEVER.

80 CASES or THE DISEASE AT KEY WEST.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mar 10, 1875.
The following telegram was received at the
Navy Departments this morning.
KEY WEST, Fla, May 10, 1875.
70 Surgeon Geheral JOSEPH bEALE, 4. s. NJ
There nave been no Deaths from or case OF yell
low fever In Key West since my last telegram OF
April 10 All reports to the contrary are totally
elsa r J. PERRY,
Acting Assistant Surgeon, y. s. n.
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THE STEAMSHIP CADIZ LOST

SIXTEEN PERSONS DROWNED WHEN JoURNEYNa
FROM PORTUGAL TO ENGLAND.
LONDON. May 10, 1873
The steamship Cadiz was lost near Brest, while
on voyage from Lisbon to this city.
sixteen persons were drowned.
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THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

WASHINGTON, May TO- 1875.
The following named officers have been detailed
for duty under First Lieutenant George NJ.
Wheeler, IN the corps OF engineers upon explOra-
tons aud surveys west or the 100th meridian: -
First Lieutenant william j.. Carpenter, OF inc
Ninth in.antrt, aud First Lieutenant Charles G.
Morrison, Of the sixth cavalry. Tney have been
directed 70 report by tue 10Th inst. 20 the officer
IN command OF the Colorado division OF The expe
dltion, at Puebla, Colorado.
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1cer. Hc made a short address. arguing tine pos
icy OF standing by their dem nds aud making ne
surrender. The other speakers were Richard
Williams, exmember OF the Legislature; james
Boys0n. lawyer OF this place; Charles Schuiter
a German and Justice OF the peace OF Hazlston: j.
G. FincneT. editor or the HaZleton DAILY NelrS and
John Brady, leading member or the Miners
Union. The speeches were all of the same general
tenor. unanimously recommending a determined
stand by the miners until they obtain their de-
mands
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THE CLERGY OF THE ANCIENT KINGDOM con-
SPRING AGAINST THE CHANCELLOR.
BERLIN, May 10, 1875.
The Berlin Pos, saws there are reasons to
pect that certain Polish priests have conspired
against the lives OF Prince Bismarck and Dr. Falck.
Minister OF Ecclesiastical Affairs, and that three
persons, whose names are already known TO the
police, were hired to carry out the plot
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MISS CAROLINE M. CRANE, ONE OF THE VICTIMS
OF THE DISASTER.
WASHINGTON. d. G.. M

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 10, 1916.
Miss Caroline NJ. Crane, OF Washington, D. c..
one OF those lost by the Schiller disaster, was a
niece OF the wife OF Senator Edmunds OF Vermont
with whom she passed the winter In this city. She
was highly accomplished young lady and was on
her way TO Europe to spend two years with the
family OF Minister Marsh and study art in Italy
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ON THE wARPATH.

OMAHA, Neb, May 10, 1875.
The operator az Big Springs says a large body OF
Indians, all warriors. estimated in number be-
tween 800 and 400 crossed the railroad track
eight miles from that point to-day and were going
n0rthWArd.
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CORRECTIONS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
You would greatly oolige by contradicting the
erroneous statement in your last Sundays issue
thai MIR. L. Selig and lady were passengers on the
Inflated steamship Schiller. Yours respectfully.
LOUIS SELlG, 494 Broadway.
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THE FUNERAL AT THE SCILLY ISLANDS.
Citizen Respect for the Memory
Of the Lost Ones.
THE CoRONER's INQUEST.
VERDICT, ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED"
A Large Portion or the Mails
Recovered.
[srEc1AL pEspArcH ro THE HERALD pY cAgIE. ]

LONDON, May 10, 1875.
A telegram from Scilly reports that ninety
one bodies from the wreck Of the steamship
Schiller have been found to the latest moment.
They have all been numbered and the valua-
bles found on them preserved
THE FUNERALS.
The funeral of Mrs. Hermine Weste took
place at Sicily. ALI the stores were closed
during the obsequies.
The bodies unclaimed were also buried.
The funeral was attended by Mr.. Dorrien
Smith, the owner of the Scilly Islands.
The bodies were numbered and were en-
closed in separate collins. Two graves were
dug, each twenty-five feet long; and in these
the collins were placed in two layers
THE LIST OF THE DEAD.
The bodies OF the following persons have
been identified, VIII
Mrs. Alarman (?).
DR.. A. Boil, the Surgeon Of the Schiller.
Mrs. Augusta Deckritz-
Miss Susan Dimock, Medical Doctor, Bos-
ton.
Georgina Duckfeld [susanna on.
Annie Eisner, Chicago, Ill.
Henry Friend, Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Sophie Haake, Williamsburg.
Clara Just, No. 613 Broadway, New York.
Dwight Klinck, Freeport, Mich.
F. Layer, Frederick Frederick Sopper, New
York (P)l.
Mrs. Lines. ~
Mr.. Munter.
Mrs. Munter.
P. A. Pausen, Davenport, Ohio.
Christian Roach, New York.
I. H. Roenne, third engineer Of the Schiller.
H. Rohns-
- Ralso. %
Hermann Spritz, Macon, Ga.
Hermann Stoelting, Georgetown, Col.
Mrs. Wagner.
- Wright.
Mrs William Zach, wife of the German
Consul at Havana
Annie Zenkermann. q Miss Annie Zenker-
sen, Milwaukee, Wis.)
The butcher Of the Schiller
Body with III d. on handkerchief. q Her
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THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

RIO JANEIRo, May 10, 1875.
Advices from Buenos Ayres state that the Pres
lent opened the Chambers with a speech in which
he proposed an amnesty for political offences, and
announced that ali difficulties with foreign Powers
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A COUNTY TREASURER ROBBED.
SAN FRANCISCO. M

SAN FRANCISCO, May TO- 1875
Tie County Treasurer's sale at Jackson, Amador
county, was robbed last night OF about SIS, 900.
the Keys aere stolen from the Treasurer's rest
dence.
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MINERS IN THE BLACK HILLS.
CHEYENNE. w. Nay 10. u

CHEYENNE, W., May 10, 1875.
It IL reported that 100 miners are prospecting IN
the Black Hills. Another portion oi carpenters
company, 500 IN number, are expected here IN
lew days. The main body VIII reach here about
the 18th. General sherman gave no permission TO
enter Big Horn, but refused protection from
Indiana.
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GERMANY AND THE POPE.

BERLIN, May 10, 1875.
The bill for the suppression OF religious orders
passed It's third reading to-day in the Lower
House.
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AN INSCRRECTIONARY MOVEMENT HAS Al
ready commenced among the oodthrsty house hold
pests, which can be put down only by KNOW LES H.
SECT DESTROYER.
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BITTER EXPERIENCE.-THE SUFFERlNGS
by hoops and spring trusses avoided
using the comfortable ELASTIC Truss, 6s3 Broadway
which soon worst ruptures
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tanned mostly San Francisco and Auckland
THE INQUEST ON THE DEAD.

The INQUEST On The DEAD
VERDICT OF THE coRoNER's JURY-''AccIDEN-
TALLY DROWNED"
LONDON, May Tonight.
An inquest was held to-day at st. Mary's on
twenty bodies from the steamer Schiller.
The Coroner and members of the jury are
nearly all the inhabitants of the island.
THE TESTIMONY.
Fl. Killers, first officer Of the Schiller, tes-
titled that at the time the vessel struck Cap
tain Thomas and another officer were on the
bridge. Two men were looking out forward
and two others we're on the bridge with the
Captain
THE VERDICT
The jury rendered verdict OF ''acci-
dentally drowned" coupled with recon-
mendation that telegraph be established be-
tween Bishops lighthouse and the shore.
They express the opinion that if such COM
munication had existed all on board the
Schiller would have been saved
Officers Killers and POLICEMAN concur in this
opinion.
THE NUMBER or BODIES BURIED AT THE scnIy
ISLANDS.
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MADRID, May 10. 1875.
The lntransigente prisoners who we're engaged
IN the CartaQena insurrection have been set free
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DYElNG AND CLEANSING.-TAKE 1T TO THE
NEW YORK plEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISH;
Broadway. 6tO sixth avenue. New York leo and 49,
Pierre pont street Brooklyn. Oldest In the country.
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A.-CITIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
fne aud elegant HAT should call at ESP ENsCHEIDS,
manufacturer OF geutemen's hats lis Nassau street.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 10, 1875.
The House Of Lords win adjourn over for the
whitsuntde holidays from the 18th TO the 9th
inst.
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AS PAIN PAINT SUBDUES INFLAMMATION
On pain instantly, il becomes family necessity For
Catarrn Use WOLCOIT's ANsIHtLAroR.
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FRAGRANT SoZoDoNT.-THlS PEERLESS
DENrRIFIcE hardens the gums, etens the breath
ceanes preserves the teeth youth TO old age
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TIE REFUBLLc HOPEFUL OF AN IXrpXRIALIgT
DISARMAMENT IN EUROPE.
PARIS, May 10. 1875.
The feeling here IL more hopeful.
La Ltnerts says the Gear intends 70 propose .
Yeneral disarming and Germany will support the
proposition.
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DON'T BUY AN "ELASTIC TRUSSr TILL YOU
have seen POMEROY's. price 81. at IA Broadway.
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AS A PURIFIER USE HYATr'S LIFE BALSAM.
hc old aud reliable family medicine. Use the A. B.
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GOLDEN HAIR.-BARKER's AURORA. HARM
less as water. changes any hair TO golden. 70 West
Twenty ninth street, tour doors from Broadway.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

LONDON, May 10, 1875.
The sea is too heavy to-day for boats to
approach the wreck Of the steamship Schiller.
No floating salvage Of any importance has yet
been recovered.
THE POSITION OF THE WRECK.
Fishermen report that the Schiller is firmly
settled on . rock, and will not fall off into
deep water.
Although it is difficult to approach the
wreck now, there will be many days in the
summer when salvage may be effected.
THE IHE-sAvrG APPARATUS ON BOARD THE
STEAMSHIP.
There was life-belt in every one Of tho
Schillers berths. When the disaster occurred
the Captain issued orders that one should be
fastened to every woman. This was done;
but the women were drowned by the heavy
sea.
BODIES STILL PICKED UP BY THE BoATMEN
LONDON, May 1O-Evening.
Boats cruising in the vicinity Of the wreck
Of the steamship Schiller continue to pick up
bodies of the drowned.
When the steamer left st. Mary's Island to-
day nearly fifty had been found.
STILL SAVING THE MAILS
Seven mail bags in addition to those re-
ported recovered hays been saved. They con-
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DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY AND FEMALE WEAK.
nesses cured by taking the PERuvIAN YRur
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THE EMPERORS IN COUNCIL
Gar Alexander Of Russia and Kaiser William
Of Germany in COncIaVc in Berlin.
WHAT DOES 1T PORTEND-WAR OR PEACE!

BERLIN, May 10, 1875.
The Gear OF Russia arrived here to-day.
He was received on alighting at the railway
station BY the Emperor william ana all the
Princes Of tho Emperor's family. Generals Won
Aoltke and Manteurel and other distinguished
personages were present
FRATERNITY.
The Emperor's greeting was exceedingly cordial.
CITIZEN GREETING.
An immense crowd was gathered around the
station. and cheered most enthusiastically.
the city is decorated with 1ags.
VISIT TO BISMARCK.
The Gear, accompanied by Prince GortschakofY,
has visited Prince Bismarck.
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BISMARCK AND THE POLES.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE Is NOT
an enamel but a medicine for the skin. Ladies IN
viicd TO test the article before purchasing. No Yves
Tweufy-nfth
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LORD TAYLOR, GRAND AND CHRISTIE
streets.
English body Brussels ...........si e. and 81
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rHE GEAR AND THE KAISER MAY PREPARE 4

REPLY TO TEE LITTLE KINGDOM.
LONDON, May lis A. ~.
special despatch to the Standard from
Berlin says Bismarck and Gortschakon will
decide during the Czar's visit whether
Germany should answer the last Belgian
note directly or appeal TO the guaranteeing
Powers The recent warlike rumors are declared
10 be the work OF stockjoooers
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ENGLISH OPINION OF THE MEETING.

ENUII5H UPINIUN OF THE MEEIING.
LONDON May TO- 1878.
This mornings telegraph in an editorial article
on the meeting OF the Emperors OF Russia and
Germany to-day, says:--
at is impossible TO conceal the truth. The Con-
tinental situation wears this morning the very
EravesI aspect. n We were TO say that the ques
HON OF the iuture repose OF Europe may be prac-
tically solved before fortyeght hours have passed
We would scarcely 60 beyond the acts. The
tendency at this hour Ia decidedly pacific"
THE PANTY or PEACE.
other London Journals likewise comment upon
the meeting, but the thought OF war is generally
iiscrcdted
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A REMARKABLE BOOK
"A MACMILLAN a CO
publish tntsday
THE INSEEN uNINERSEt
or.
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The number of bodies buried yesterday
was thirty seven.
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LEON DUMAS EAU NEVERTHELESS RE
moves all Wrinkles. Try it. No : West Twenty-nfth
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eHE FRENCH PEOPLE CALM AND UNExcIrED,
DIGNIFIED AND PEACEFUL.
LONDON, May 10, 1878.
IL 10 reported from Paris that the French gov
brnment positively contradicts the assertion that
Germany has recently made representations OF
hostile tendency.
The same despatch contains the statement, be.
lieved to oe semi-o1cial, that no cause OF con-
dict exists between Germany and France, and that
ldvices from all the capitals OF Europe are OF the
Iamc tenor--tnat pacific ideas are everywhere In
The ascendant.
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WIGS, TOUPEES, &c RAUCHFUsS. PRAC-
teal WIGNAKER and importer OF HUMAN HAIR "A Last
Twelfth street. Broadway
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MENTAL ACTIVITY HAS ACHIEVED. IN THF
production Of KNOWS spring style o. gentlemens hArx
splendid fabric that tckles the fancy OF all who see IL
buy your hats At az Broadway m the fifth Avenu
Hotel.