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THE TEXAS BORDEl; RAIDS.

GALVESTON, April IL, 1878.
special to the Netcs IRON Broi vnsville says Mr..
Airey, United States Commercial Agent at Ca
MARCO, writes 10 Consul Wilson: at Matamoras,
April g. that a few Gays previous the Camargo
authorities received notice from sIier that party
or fifteen or twenty armed men h,ld crossed from
Texas and wero proceeding TO ward Camargo.
When they reached there eight OIL them were ar
rested. three at the town and nre at ranch.
The three were examined. The chi OF OF Police told
Mr. Airey their horses mad Americ m bran DIS, and
many articles taken IRON tn. men were
evidently American. Mr.. Arey asked the Mayor or
Canarg0 10 let nim see the h0rs.. ana articles.
The Mayor refused. but said ne would telegraph
his request TO MatamorAs, 10 which place the prls-
oners are SAID 70 be on their way. consul Wilson
has notified Judge Dougherty and proposes 10 aid
the authorities IN any action they nj ay take. The
Judge Is compelled TO hold court in Judge wares
district. lie sent a telegram 10 the Mayor OF Cor
pus Christi. and has taken steps 10 have the
horses and otner articles identified / should they
be brought TO Matamoras.
Alexander MOrel mas been missing some time.
He let mere 10 visit sheep ranch and carry sup
plies his horse has been seen wit a party or
raiders returning 10 Cnecas Ranch, IN Mexico.
Moreps brother has been hunting or his body,
without success
Mr.. Callen has received notice from Mexican
sources that 100 men are at Cnarc, EsconnIdo.
tnlrty-hve miles back OF RcynOsa. rtexicO; also
that the raiders are introducing men nto Browns
Vile 10 IRE houses ana commit robbeu es.
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FATHER GEORGE 4. HAMILTON.

The Indianapolis dnd) Journal, gives the fol-
loving particulars OF the death OF Rev. Father
George A. Hamilton, OF 81. Mary's Catholic church
in that place. lie was, II VIII be remembered, OF
the party OF 100 who made pilgrimage last year
10 Rome and various parts OF Europe FOR some
months past Father Hamilton mad been unwell,
part OF the time confined 20 his room, but Tor The
last few weeks he mad apparently recovered and
was aDOut attending to the duties el us charge.
At nine O'Clock at nlgnt he was taken with PAL
pitatton OF the heart, and died WITHIN twenty
mlnutes-his Lire passing away without struggle
and without pain physician was called IN as
QUICKLY as possible, VINO pronounced heart disease
the cause OF death. Fatner Hamilton had
charge OF st. Maryis church since 1862. lie was
American born. native Oi Kentucky, and q re-
Iatlve OF Bishop Spauldng, OF Baltimore. AT the
time oil ms death ne was between 1ty-seven and
nity-elgnL years OF age.
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THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

ARRIVAL OF THE MEMBERs-AN INFORMAL
CAUCUS OF THE coNsERvATTvEs-THE ELEc-
11oN OF sPEAKER-wILTz, EsTELETTE AND
YOUNG THE CANDIDATES.
NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1875.
Nearly all the members OF the Legislature have
arrived, but their presence creates no excitement
outside OF political circles The conservatives
hold a caucus tomorrow; to-day they met only IN
formally.
The compromise measures we're generally ac-
guessed IN, the only seeming question at issue
being that OF the Speakership. Witt, Esteiette
and Young are urged, the latter being favored by
Kellogg. Every indication points 70 a peaceful
and harmonious meeting. Caucuses were held
to-day by the Republican state Central Committee
ana the radical members oi this Legislature. aud
~ each strong opposition was manifested against
the projected compromise, especially by the col
ored element. In Doth houses the matter was
1uly debated Ii was understood that the measure
was urged as politIcal necessity by the Presl-
dent, anu mat a refusal 10 carry out Its measures
would be followed by withdrawal OF the troops
from Louisiana. IL was inally resolved 10 accept
II as necessary EVIL, and although the coored
POLITICIANS are stlll dissatisfied no organized 0ppo
siuon Will be offered 10 the contamination.
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CoUNTERFEITERs CONVICTED.

SENTENCE BIZ THE UNITED STATES @ ,URT on
THE ArrLEBoRo coUNTERFE1rERs WHITE
SENTENCED TO FIFTEEN TEARS IN PRISON
MENT.
BOSTON, Mass, April H. 1875.
In the United States District Court thu ! after
noon the jury In the case OF william Young, he last
or the Attleooro tried counterfeters broug ut In
verdict OF guilty on two counts, and tne jur rec
commended MIN to the mercy ofthe Court Tt G con-
vlcted parties. Joe White, George and lIiam
Young, we're then placed at the bar for sent ence
Assistant District Attorney Cummings, on,mc wing
Tor sentence, said that In the case or White
the jury had convicted him or the highest Grim In
counterfeIting, he having been found guilty OF the
whole thing engraving, printing and passIn G.
and ne had also brought down with him two OF her
parties, wno, up to the time OF his appearance, in
Wrentham, nau born good characters; he snoU Id,
therefore, ask Tor sentence which would be 81 Ach
q lesson to counterfeiters that they would lot
come TO Massachusetts to practise their art.
Colonel Netteson briefly addressed the Cou TT
in behalf oil ms chent during which ne stat "a
that White now forty.tnree years oil az G,
with a VILE and i've children. and ne hoped I, ne
sentence might be one winch would enable I'll
defendant TO again return to his family aud b e.
come a better man.
Judge Lowell, after defining the law GOVERN IL
the cases, sentenced White 10 hard labor In u
state Prison for the term OF fifteen years.
Mr.. Cnarlcs j.. Brooks. counsel Tor Georn 20
Young, then addressed the Court asking that I'll le
ordinary sentence be passed Tor SIMPLY passln z
counterfeit money, IN view OF the TACT that WHIT
was really the leader IN the crime and havln z
tempted the others, knowing OF their POVERTY (.
years IN the state Prison, and the sentence 0 +
William Young was postponed.
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LOSS or MANY LIVES BIZ sHPwnEcK-HEAvY
FLOODS FOLLOWED By GREAT LOSS OF
rRoPERrx-NMC AND AGRICULTURAL Re-
PoRTs-A NEW ZEALAND LOAN TAKEN BY
THE RoTHscHnDs.
SAN FRANCISCO, April -, 1878.
Tne steamship Mika 10 brings adyices rom Mel
bourne 10 March 10, and nom Auckland to March
! 10.
LOSS OF STEAM Err AND EIGHT LIVES
The steamer Helen McGregor, on the voyage
from Grafton TO sydney, struck the reef on which
the steamer Urana was lost. She remained on the
reef about an hour, anti tnen, floating OF, sank In
deep water. The passs myers ana crew were saved
in the boats, except ie boat load, consisting OF
eight persons, who wer lost.
POSTAL CONTRACTS.
The Postmaster Gene .al OF New South Wales and
Victoria have made agreement, subject to rati-
fca.ion by their resi- ective governments, TO
facilitate the transmission OF foreign mails. II is
proposed 10 make Suez ind San Francisco services
alternately as early as pssible.
THE WRECK OF ,HE GoTHENBERG.
No hopes were entert AIMED OF the recovery OF
the missing boats or fhe steamer Gothenoerg
which were lost in Torres Straits on February rs
last. only twenty-five persons were saved.
All the officers were lost.
THE WEATHER AyD THE CROPS.
hoods In the coast districts on the Hunter River
great damage had been done TO the crops The
settlers were hooded out irnd are being cared for
by the government.
THE SPEAKER OF THE NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIA-
MENr DROWNED.
Hon. William Arnold, Spe iker OF the New South
Wales Assembly, was drowned while endeavoring
60 recover floating property at West Maitland.
TOWNS mum DATED.
At Paterson ana Morpeta the water stood sew
eral feet deep In the streets. causing great de-
structon Of property From ie Clarence, Bellinger.
MacLeay, Hastings ana othe' rivers similar disas-
tiers are reported, but no loss OF life.
AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS
Agricultural intelligence from the various por-
tions OF the colonies is Iavo ,able, except In the
noooed districts. The late rains have removed
the fears entertained on account or the drought.
QUEENSLAND VISITED BY FLOODS
FLOODS are also reported in queensland, causing
great loss OF property, mucn suneriug ana the
loss OF many lives.
MINING PRosPEcJ is.
Mining news throughout the colonies Ii gener.
ally OF o satisfactory character
THE NEW ZEALAND 10 IN TAKEN.
From Auckland news has bee received that the
new GA ooo 600 loan, bearing Al per cent interest,"
has been taken by the Rotnschr:ds &C 90.
This gives great satisfaction.
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

THE REFEREE RENDERS his REPORT N TN
SUIT OF WILLIAM A. wooDwARD-JUDoMEN
FOR THE PLAINTIFF.
NEwBuRG. n. T.. April IL, 1875.
Eugene A. Brewster. OF this city. the referee in
the case OF william A. Woodward, OF vail's Gate,
Orange county, against the late Ezra Cornell, the
founder or Cornell University, has rem
dered his report. in which ne finds Z
judgment In favor OF the plaintiff against
the estate OF the defendant for the
sum or 500, sos 90 and costs. The cause was com.
menced OCTOBER O. 1871 and the referees report Ia
dated April l. 1875. The defendant. ex-senator
Cornell, died while the suit was pending, but after
the testimony was all in and the case had been
summed up and submitted BY order CT the court,
on the death OF the defendant, the ad.
miDistrator OF the estate, Franklin q. Cor.
nell. was substituted for the defendant
and there was no interruption to the proceedings
Mr.. Woodward was DEFENDANTS agent In the years
1868 Tor the s.loeationn or lands In Wisconsin
that had peen granted nv the general government
TO the State or New York for educational pur.
poses and purchased by defendant lor
the benefit or the University. me claim
included OUTLAWS for taxes. agents iees laborers'
wages, &c. Inc defence set up non-iulnlment Of
contract and also that all the just claims OF the
plalntln had been lqudated. over 900, 900 acre;
oil land. IL was claimed, bad been ''located." The
palntln's counsel were John Thompson ana Al
lard Anthony, OF PoughKeepsie, and the de-
iendants, MILO Goodrlcn and f. Al. Finch OF Ithaca.
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LESTER CHAPEL.

The residents OF HoboKen will miss an old famil-
lar face henceiorward. Lester Chapel, the
keeper OF the City Prison. city Han and police
tion breathed his last on Sunday night, In the six
ty-fourtn year OF his age. HIS career as public
servant dates back TO the days when HoboSen
was only a town. and when there was no regular
police organization. Cnappcps very name was
terror 10 evdoers. In days long past ne was at
once prison Keeper, crier OF the Recorders court,
page, constable, deputy sheriff. pr0mpter to the
Justice in dealing with desperate characters aad
keeper OF all the criminal records OF the city. And
yet ne was 70 remaTKtDie degree quiet IN his
DISPOSITION and kInu to the poor who sought the
shelter Of the station house. The cause OF his
death was an ulcer In his leg.
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FIRE IN. FRANKLIN STREET.

About halfpast nine O'Clock last evening a nrt
broke out on the second door OF The four story
marble building No. los Franklin street, occupied
by Samuels 4 Co. as shirt mandatory. Damage
to stock amounted TO $4,000. the third and fourth
floors were occupied by Harris 4 Co.. wholesale
dealers In clothing. They lost by IRE and water
ABOUT 81 900 worth or stock. George Brown, im-
porter OF Irish linen, VINO occupies the first door,
suffered loss OF $500, prln ciually by water. The
building was damaged 10 the extent OF 81, 900; AL
inSurou.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

PARIS, April H. 1875
At meeting or the French Commission on the
United states Centennial Exhibition a letter al
dressed to Ministers Decazes and say was read.
IL asks for the nomination on the part OF the
government OF q Central Commission to onlclallY
promote the interests OF French exhibitors, and
requests that that some OF the principal MASTER
pieces OF French art and industry in the possession
OF the government b sent to the Exhibition
at Philadelphia.
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THE HUDSON RIVER.
ALBANY. April IL. 1875.

ALBANY, April IL, 1875.
The water is again on the rise, being within
few inches OF the edge OF the dock.
Below Kingston a large quantity or floating ice
Is reported.
Mr.. Austin, OF the line OF barges between this
city and New York. said he was ready 70 send
down a tow as soon as the river would permit;
Tut that he dared not send his vessels wnIle 50
much neavy ice remains.
the steamer CITY OF Hudson, Of the CatskIll line
with load OF passengers and freight, arrived here
TINS morning. she started on her return trip at
three r. M.
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ACCIDENTS AT FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, April u, ls7

FORTRESS MONROE, April II, 1875.
General William F. Barry. Commandant OF the
Artillery School, while returning from q drive In
company with his daughter LiDbie met with Q
painful accident. As they entered the Fort
some OF tne couplings gave way, when the
team became frightened and started TO run, DASH
ing the carriage against a tree ana precpltaring
the General ana his daughter over the DASHBOARD.
Miss Barry was severely injured about the face
ana the General was Knocked senseless. For.
tunatey no bones were broken, and poto are now
d0InV W
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES VESSELS IN
AsIATIc WATERS.
HERALD special correspondence from Yoko-
hama Japan, dated on the 10Th or March, reports
as iollows:-Tne LacKawanna, Captain McCauley,
LEFT this port Tor san Francisco, via the Sandwich
Islands, at daylight this morning. The Hartford
(nagshIp). the lantc and the Saco at Hong
Kong. the kearsarge has been ordered North.
The Ashuelot Il at FoocnoW and the Monocacy az
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justices in the eitv OF, New York two TO be named
by the Mayor ana one by the Board OF Police Jus.
ticcs. Their duties VIII be confined 70 the CouFs
OF special Sessions.
Mr. schienein, OF westchestsr. introduced bill
Intended 70 take away all the patronage rom the
Daily Register, newspaper, except an allowance OF
$4,000 yearlv, for the publication oil calendars.
The oil leaves IL optional as 10 what newspapers
shan be selected 10 publish notices and other legal
advertise
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ANSWERS no CoRREsPoNDENrs.

In answer 10 alphabetically In your last issue, for
remedy consumption in Its nrst stages can recon-
mend ~. PEecEs noLDzS MEDICAL DISCOVERY. II taken
according directions has been Thoroughly tried
an ms family and the results glorious. alpha
betcgr must not cxpect bottle 10 do worS-my
vile took bottles before she could discover
change after third bottle every dose seemed to
strengthen lungs and she 4 well and hearty.
''lphabcticaln viii write me will get witnesses to
the above. HENRY H. NJ PAirUN.
Lawrence, Marion county. Ind.
Cincinnati Times, Feb. 4, $50.
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SALT LAKE CITY.

SALT LAKE CITY. April IL, 1875
David P. Lowe, the recently appointed Chiei
Justice or Utah, has arrived here.
The trial OF John d. Lee and w. II. Dame for con.
nection with the Mountain Meadow massacre will
not take place this term OF court; they were ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty, their counsel ASK
Ing for immediate trial. but the prosecution was
M
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GREAT loss OF LIFE IN THE CHINA WATERS.
LONDON, April IL, 1875.
A despatch from Shanghai brings intelligence
OF frightful collision at tnat place between the
steamers ocean and Fec Sing. engaged in local
business.
The latter SUNK Immediately, causing great
loga Of life
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A POSSIBLE DEAD LOCK.

LOUISVILLE, April IL, 1875.
special from New Orleans TO tae Courier
Journal says that in compliance with the call or
speaker Witt some sixty conservative members
OF the Legislature met In caucus this alter
noon TO consider the proposed withdrawal
or Witt In favor OF some speaker less objection
able 10 the radical members. The correspondent
says that the movement Is strong ana actively
urged, but that Witt viii not withdraw. IL A
thought TO be nKeiy thar the Wheeler adjustment
VIII md serious obstacle IN the present dead
lraH
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SUFFERING IN CAPE BRETON.

HALIFAX. N. s.. April IL. 1875.
Advices from Cape Breton state that there Is a
universal CRY throughout the island Tor provender
for CATTLE and q scarcity OF human food Is seri-
ously threatened. Tne severity OF the winter pre-
vented Importations.
r. being cleared and the road VIII be opened
about the LIST OF May.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship China will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails FOR Europe win close at the Post once
at nine O'Clock A. M.
TIE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
will be ready at halfpast eight O'Clock IN the
morning.
Single copies In wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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COLONEL GIBSON r. HOWARD.

CooneI Gibson +. Howard, CHIEF OF Artillery,
j Eighth division, NG.SNY., much esteemed ON
err and widely respected gentleman, died at his
r .sidencc, In Sufrao. N. Y, yesterday afternoon.
was taken rom life suddenly, TO the grtef and
nj arm OF mis- very many friends. Colonel Howard
W IS the eldest, and when IN life the last CHILD Of
Ga neral RUFUS u Howard
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THE GERMAN FLAG.

SHIP OF THE IMPERIAL lTAvY BOUND TO
AMERICA FROM THE WEST INDIES.
HAVANA, April IL, 1875
The German man.of-war Undins arrived here to.
Gay from cruise among the West India Islands
she will sail for Norfolk tomorrow.
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SPAIN.

FORCE or cAELIsrs DEFEATED, WITH HEAVY
LOSS
MADRID, April II. 1875
oficial dispatches report that an engagement
has taken place near Tolosa between forces OF
royalsts and Carlists, IN which the latter we're
defeated. Their killed numbered 100.
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PAUL BOYNTON.

FOREIGN HONOR TO THE AMERICAN WALKER
OF THE SEAS.
LONDON, April IL, 1875.
The Humane Society OF Boulogne have voted
gold medal TO Paul Boynton.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

PATERSON, N. j., Apri II, 1875.
Benjamin Buckley (rep.l was tod az elected
Mayor or Paterson by a majority OF about 1000
over Christopher N. Mcklernan (dem.J
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THERE Is NOT A MEDICAL MAN WHO DE-
MES the eacncy sulphur a radical remedy in III
larger proportion SKIN diseases which prevail IN
and there is not medical man who docs not in
dorse fLENN's the best OF applying
It, sold everywhere. Depot CRirfENTONa No.
Ntxsh
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OBITUARY.
InuN TAYLOR. MERcHAN-

JOHN TAYLOR, MERCHANT.
John Taylor. well known dry goods merchant
or Boston, died In that city yesterday morning.
18th inst 10 the great grief Of an extensive circle
OF irIenus VINO reside IN the community, IN which
he was greatly esteemed.
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CORNs, BUNioSs, CHILBLAINs, INGR0wING
nails cured without pam; CoRx CURK bv mail. soc.
III. RICE. $50 Broadway near Dcy street
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HARTFORD. Conn

HARTFORD, Conn.,, AprI IL, 1875.
In New Britaio to-day the republicai IS elected
Samuel W. Hart Mayor. and the entire city ticket
by a good majority. The City council Is equally
divided. A. the state election the ma ority was
LARGELY democratic.
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KONIGSBERG.

KoSIGsBERG, April IL, 1878.
Navigation has been reopened at this port.
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ALoN BEECHER UCcESSFUL-woLCoT
CArARRH has been successful tor
years PAIN PANE too, subdues pain instantly.
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APPALLING PICrURE.-THE SUFFERTNGS
caused by metal trusscs make the heart sick. THE
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 63 Broadway. with their
admirable instrument now the worst ruptures
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A-nF rae AnvANrAGEs nERIvEp M nEAI-

ing direct with tbs manu- acturer IN preference to
vendors in order e obtain superior fsbrcs ~
less price, NJ at this dav possibly be ignorant
n. ksPENsCnElD, Manufacturer OF Gentemen's Hats
lis Nassau street
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EvERDELLiS, 302 observation-disclosures
wNppfxa and BALL CARps, ORDERS DANCING, FoRKre
NorK PArER. MoNocEAxs, a.. low prices Establishes
IAN
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and BRASS SIGSs.-Sore. ONCE and sign Painting
LPH M e Coz. $50 broadway.
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FRAGRANT sOZoDONT-THIS PEERLESS DEN
thrice hardens the swectcns the breath. cleanse
and preserves the teeth from youth to old age
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Al-FURNITURE BARGAINS. SEE KELTY
Co.'S advertisement
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LEON DUMAS EXCLUSIVE TOILET SPECIAL
ties only be obtained at his hairdrcssng establish
ment Tor ladies' ~ West Twentynfth street. edioin-
ing the Hoffman House.
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A.-NFLA RHEUMATISM ALL Z


nv body wrists swollen; pain intocrabie GILES LII
fMNSr loDrpH AMMONIA cured the. Sold by all drul
gtstS Depot a5l SIKH avenue. fRbDkkICk OK On
l6i West Tweny-tuird street, New Norl
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE IS AN
ndlspensanle toilet REQUISITE toe adies and gentemen
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HEALTH LIFT. $50 FIFTH AVENUE. BETwEEs
Twenty.second and twenty third streete-Eiegan
rooms best Of Refers % Cyrus W. Field, &c
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEtLLEUSE MAKES
the complexion clear, white and beautiful
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STEAMSHIPS IN COLLISION.
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Buy YOUR HATS AT KNON'S.-rHE SOUND.
ness OF this advice will BE- universally recognized
reputation Tor artsc work i thoroushy esiablishe
spTlnt styic lust introduced. beng IL MS
efforts Make your purchases at n. Broad wav
In ruth Avenue Hotel. Wholesale orders Oiled
q No 2ls broadway.
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IRON IN THE BLOOD rs SUPPLIED BY TIL
Peruvian sYRrr. which builds constitution.
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A HINTED QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE.
Why the Combination
Would Fail.
GERMANY UNCOMFORTABLE.

Austria, Russia and Italy I'm
potent for Aggression.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyEILLEUsE NEEDS
hu one trial prove s superiority Price, 50 bottle;
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GERMANY NEEDS PEACE.
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PRUssrAN PRESS EXCUSE ron THE BERLIN GOV
ERNMENT.
BERLIN, April ~, 1875.
The Berlin Post states that its article of the
9th inst, indicating the possibility of war,
was not inspired by the government.