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TORPEDO STATION.

NEWPORT, R. l., Oct 2, 1875
The United States steamer Despatch, Captain Rogers
and the United States torpedo boat Alarm still remain
at anchor in this harbor. Lieutenant Commander Hof
has succeeded Lieutenant f. n. Barber in the
mand of the last named vessel Lieutenant Barber
will shortly leave for Europe in company with Admiral
Porter for the purpose of getting insight into the
Improvement of torpedoes and torpedo vessels in
foreign navies. He is great favorte with the Adj
miral and during his long connection with the torpedo
station has made numerous warm friends, who will be
pleased to hear OF his good luck.
The annual examination of the torpedo class of lieu
tenants will take place at the station before the official
Board and the instructors October 4 and upon that
occasion it is rumored that there will be tor
pedo experiments in the harbor for the benefit of Adj
miral Wellesley and the officers OF the Bellerophon.
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wAsHINGToN's HEADQUARTERS.
CLOSING OF THE PROPERTY TO THE PUBLIC
FOR LACK OF FUNDs-DEcIINE OF PATRIOTIC
FEELINGS
NRwBURG, Oct. 2. 1875.

NEwBURG, Oct 2, 1875
The trustees of Washington's headquarters in this
city this morning adopted resolution ordering that the
property be closed to the public and remain closed
until the city of Newburg the State of New York is
willing to reopen and provide for the protection of said
property. This is done because Of the lack of funds
for the proper care Of the property The Legislature
last spring voted appropriation of 81, 900 yearly,
payable in $500 instruments, the first to be paid in
April and the next in october. But this did become
law until the Governor signed the bill in May
and the Comptroller under the decision of the Deputy
Attorney General refuses TO allow the appropriation
this year at ALL The Common Council OF this city
voted appropriation for the keeper, but the
Mayor vetoed 1t, leaving the trustees without funds
The trustees say in the resolution that they
PEELED to pursue this with deep feelings of
greet, not only in regard TO tho evil which will be
visited citizens, but in consequence of the dis
appointment which thousands Of visitors will ex-
perience who are drawn TO this halowed spot for the
purpose of viewing interesting relics and manuscripts
here gathered and preserved But than all else
because of the abandonment of old and long
cherished building and It's associations the danger Of
destruction by fire. to the despoing hand Of the bur
glar and to the signal illustration it presents of the do
cline Of patriotic feelings in this Centennial year of
existence.
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THE PACIFIC SEVENTH.

BANQUET OF Ex-MEMBERs OF THE REGIMENT
DESPATCH FROM NEW YoRK-A TESTIMONIAL
FOR CREEDMooR.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Oct q 1875.
Ex-members of the New York Seventh regiment resi-
dent in San Francisco, held a banquet last night
at the Maison Doree and organized the Society of the
Seventh Regiment Veterans OF the Pacific
The following gentlemen elected officers Of tho
association Captain, T. Gerrngton First Lieutenant
Joseph Durbrow; Second Lieutenant William r.
Wheaton; First Sergeant Edward Taylor; Second
Sergeant Henry G. Langley; Third Sergeant Fran
els A. Bonnard; Fourth Sergeant w. wonschmdt;
First Corporal Isaac Bluxome; Second Corporal Cor
neus Stagg; Third Corporal Robert J. Tiffany; Fourth
Corporal, Emile H. Jacquelin; Company Clerk, W. r.
Smedberg
The following despatch from New York received in
the midst OF the festivities caused great enthusiasm
Colonel W. r. SMKDBKRG Maison Doree, San Francisco -
The of the Seventh regiment or remem
brsnce The Continent divides but hearts one
LEFFERTS,
Colonel Commanding Seventh Regiment Veteran Corps
It determined during the evening to send testi-
monia the active members of the Seventh regiment
TO be competed for by them prize for marksman-
ship at Creedmoor.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.

THE INSURGENTS ATTACK kick AND ARE RE-
AID NEXT SPRING.
LONDON, Oct Q, 1875
The Times to-day has special telegram from Ragusa
which contains the following detals:-
The insurgents attacked Kick, but taken be-
tween two bodies of troops, Their ammunition falling
they were obliged to retreat They left three dead,
but brought of their wounded, numbering seventeen.
The Standard special telegram from Vienna this
morning says tho leaders Of the instruction are con-
WINGED that Seryia and Montenegro will join in the
against Turkey by spring.
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THE BURIAL OF GUIBoRD.

MONTREAL, Oct 2, 1875
The members Of LiInstitut Canadien held a meeting
last night and decided to hold Guibords funeral on
Friday or Saturday Of next week Preliminary
arrangements are being made today and all the details
will DO fully carried out rcquisIton Is 10 be made
on tho military for assistance and secret preparation
viii be deposited IN the grave and render dangerous
for meddlers 70 attempt % disturb the body Tho
superintendent Of the Institute yesterday visited the
Protestant cemetery vault and, opening Guibords COT.
hn found the outline OF the body st distinctly trace
able This Is tho trs time the conn has bocn opened
since being closed SIX years ago The general feeling
Is that second attempt al burial will be resisted as
volenky ~ before
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country four years ago was very great and we may,
perhaps, expect a repetition Of his previous good
fortune. The management claims that the company
which is to support him is strong one-a
point on which judgment must be reserved,
as the artists all strangers to the lyric
stage in this country. The season begins the 18th
inst For Monday and Friday evenings 'Les Hugue-
nots viii be given, with the Troyatore for Wednes-
day evening, and the Postillion du Longameann for
the matinee There is also hint that some Of the
operas will be sung in Italian during the seasona
promise that presume cannot be kept unless the
company is as strong as il is represented
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sERvIAN ADVICE TO THE INSURGENTS REGARD
ING THE MEDIATING coNsULs.
BERLIN, Oct 2, 1875.
The Belgrade Istok newspapcr), which is supposed
20 be semi official organ, advises the insurgents, ii
the Consus insist upon further interviews
them in camp and give them twenty FIVE lashes each
They will then be able to enter into the spirit of the
Oriental question While writing under the lash they
will experience the sensation of the Christian rayah
under the Turkish yoke
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THE EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIM CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 2-7 80 p N.

OFFICE THE CHTRR SIGNAL OPFIcER
WASHINGTON, Oct 2-7 80 p. N.
Probabilities
For the upper lakes, the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys falling barometer southeast to
southwest winds, aud increasing cloudy
weather, followed by occasional rains.
For the lower lakes, the Ohio Valley and Tonnes
see, stationary and falling barometer warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and southwest to southeast winds
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States, falling
stationary baron eter northeast southeast winds
partly cloudy weather and rain on the Gulf coast
For the Middle and East Atlantic States high
pressure cool clear weather, and west to southwest
winds, backing to southeast, with warmer weather.
Cautionary signals ordered for Duluth, Escanaba
and Marquette
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ROME.

CARDINAL M'cLosKEY RETURNING TO AMERICA
CARDINAL sIMEoSI HOPEFUL OF AN ARRANGE
NIENT WITH SPAIN
ROME, Oct 2, 1875.
II IS understood that Cardinal Mccoskey Will leave
for the United States about the 10th inst
Cardinal Simeon is said TO have made a report 10 the
Vatican OF his hopefulneSs OF arrangement with
Spain
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INTERSTATE LEvEE CONVENTION.

vIcKsBuRG, Miss, Oct 2, 1875
The Interstate Levee Convention met here to-day and
was well attended Senator Bogy, OF Missouri, was
chosen President and made able speech behalf OF
thc alluval section Of the Mississippi Valley.
mttce will be appointed TO 90 10 Washington and ur
gently appeal to Congress to assist in rebuilding the
IJevees OF The MiSsiSsnpi Valley.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

THE FOREIGN MARKETS sTEADTR, WITH NO M
CREASE IN PRICES.
LONDON, Oct. . 1875.
The Times TO day, in lis financial article says OF
the leading foreign and colonial produce markets have
been rather steadier toward the end Of the week the
transactions in the aggregate being OF consider
able extent Sugar attracts attention but there
BIAS been advance prices.
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CUBA.

Nwo MEN COURT MARTIALLED AND SHOT BIZ THE
spAN1ARDs-THE GOLD MARKET LOWER.
HAVANA, Sept 80 1875
The Spaniards have courtmartialed and shot Manuel
De Zayas and Caledonia Acosta at Puerto Principe
The gold market is lower, consequent upon the re-
cent decree re establishing the premium foreign
0old
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GERMAN

THE EMTERoR's VISIT TO rrALY-NoT GOING TO
BONE
BERLIN, Oct 2, 1876.
The North German Gdsctte says that the Emperor or
Germany on his approaching visit to Italy will not 20
20 Rome He will only meet King Victor Emmanuel in
Upper Italy
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CHINA AND BURMAH.

ALLIANCE BETWEEN CHINA AND BURMAH.
LONDON Oct. 2 1875.
The Times In its second edition to-day, has a special
Telegram from Rangoon saying
1t reported that offensive and defensive treaty
BIAS been concluded between China and Burmah.
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the RIOTERS BOUND OVER.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct 2, 1875.
The parties arrested upon the charge Of engaging
the riot here a few days since had hearing to-day
and we're bound IN the OF $500 each appear
before the next term Of the Superior Court OF New
Bedford
Nothing OF interest occurred to-day. The man
uacturers have now plenty Of help at their disposal
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A FEMALE FoRGER.


ST. JoHS n. b., Oct q 1875
Marian F. Warren, female forger, has arrived here
She had been custody at Boston, charged by Grand
Jury with several Offences but was released there in
'rder that she might be exradted for trial AT St John
or passing forged draft on Simon Jones Co.. bank
'rs, for $4,000 Her trial viii take place week
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SENTENCE OF A MURDERER.
MEMPHIS. Tom. Oct. 2,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 2 1875.
BIZ Davis, charged with the murder of John Glass
Doth colored) was found guilty OF murder in the first
degree in the Criminal Court Davis makes the fifth
man now in Jail and under sentence of death The
others nave appealed their the Supreme Court
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PRESIDENT GRANT.
CHEYENNE, wy

CHEYENNE wy, Oct Q 1876.
President Grant and party arrived here by special
train eight O'Clock this morning They breakfasted
At the Inter Ocean Hotel and the President held
cepton after which the party took carriages and drove
around the city for hour They soon after pro-
ceeded on their journey westward.
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RuMoBED RESIGNATION OF LORD NAPIER.
BOMBAY Oct Q 1875.
1t is said that Lord Napier has resigned his position
Is commander Of the Indian forces.
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OBITUARY.
OLIVER R. sTEELE.

Mr. Oliver R. Steele died his residence in New York
city yesterday morning He lawyer of consider
able ability and much respected in his profession For
some years before his death he a partner Of Mr.
William A. Boyd, recently appointed Corporation At
torney and Chairman of tho rammany Committee on
discipline.
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FROST IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Oct 9, 1875.
There heavy white frost in this vicinity this
morning, but little damage will DO sustained by the
cotton crop.
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DYFrSG AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK.
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, STATEN
ISLAND street, 7o2 Broadway olo sixth avenue
and 1876 and 1913 Perrepont street. br0oyh Estaosheu
So years
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CUTLERY. IVORY HANDLED KNIVES, SILVER
- l-pD FORKS Spooas &c. che apest aud best BASS
FORD's Cooper Institute, New York Catalogues ans
price lists free BY matt
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AN EXPRESS ROBBERS ARREST.

ALBANY, Oct 2, 1875.
II is reported hero that Filkins the express robber
who escaped from the Clinton Prison, has been arrested
IN Canada
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
Ruidinp.
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AN ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY.
HARTFORD, Conn, oct. 2, 1876.

IAHTFVHU1 NVTIl UVI q IoIJ.
Burglars have made attempt to rob the Rockville
National Bank by getting into the vault from the top
through the floor Of church above Their operations
were fortunately discovered last night before they had
fully penetrated the vault.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE, "MARvEL
Lous WATER acknowledged the paragon Of cosmetics
wrinkles reckles sunburn and all
S3 per bottle For sale principal drug
gsts' Principal depot No Astor place near Broadway
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DON'T LOSE YOUR HAIR!-CHEVALIER'S LIFE
For HAIR gray hair perfectly stops ITS falling
out ~ increases It's growth rapidly and makes the hr
Dea uti
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BISHOP AUGUSTUS MARTIN.
despatch from New Orleans announces the death Of
| Bishop Augustus Martin, of Nachitoches.
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE on
pain 81 u NJ COMINS. NJ D., $40 Lexington avenue.
Book eut
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They are all set in solid gold.

The discovery of the process of producing what
widely known in Europe the Partisan Diamonds
SIDE 1857 From that time until March, 1874 the
only known three Of the largest dealers OF diamonds
In Frauce
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IF YOU HAVE SORE THROAT BE SURE AND
HALE's HONEY HoREnouSD TAX. PIRE's TooTm-
ACHE DRoPs in one minute
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DAyID'S FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S
hats ready 2996 Broadway, near Duane -
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SPAIN.

HOT PURSUIT OF THE cARLIsTs.
BARCELONA, Oct 2, 1875.
Seven columns of Alfonsist troops are pursuing the
Carists under sabas and Gamundi in the province Of
Corona
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DISTEMPER IN HORSES. GILES LINIMENr
IoppE or AsaoNA applied the hroat and chest give.
instant relief RALPH 0GLE, veterinary surgeon. All
druggists Depot f5l Sixth avenue, New York.
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j. H. CoRT "a BEEKMAN STREET, CALLS SPE-
cia attention to closet "coMFr' RANGES
large improved HEATING COOKING STOVES
popular prices call solicited
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DESTRUCTIVE sToRM-ExTENsIvE DAMAGE TO
SHIPPING.

DboIhOGIlfE bTORM-EATENSIVE DAMAGE TO
SHIPPING.
JAcMEIp Sept. IL, 1876.
The bad weather commenced Friday night with
heavy ground swell, and continued till Sunday when
we had strong gale from the eastward The two
wharves here broken. All the coasters lighters
and boats were driven shore, and the majority of
them dashed to pieces Several sheds on the seashore
were broken up by the force of the waves The
schooner Agnes, condemned American schooner was
stranded for the second time.
The Atlas line steamer Andes arrived yesterday
from Aux Cages, where she detained days
by untavorabc weather She reports foreign yes
sells ashore also several coasters and the wharf blown
down.
Nearly all the plantain trees blown down, but
very little injury done to the pending coffee crop
RUMoR OF A LARGE FIRE-oPENING OF THE
CHAMBERS
PoRT AU PRINCE, Sept. 1s 1875.
There is a rumor Of a serious fire in St Marc
Nothing definite is known yet
On the 4th proximo the Chambers will be opened.
Coffee is is very scarce the price is $50 so $40 and
nominal.
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
Autumn is the time for preserving fruits All
the time for preserving the stomach GRAEFEHBKRG NEGR
preserve the stomach by promoting dges
tion. neutraizng acdty yoding foul humors and sub
They purify the blood cleanse the bowels nvgo
liver by their certain influence
Dyspepsia Constipation Headache Indigestion and all
Affections Sold by dealers everywhere and
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY, So Reade street, New
Yor
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GOLD GUARD" COGNAC, BOTTLED IN FRANCE
Four yintaes imported only by u.s. 81 81 so per
bottle H. b. KIRK Co, 90 Fulton street. 100 Broad
way. Established 1853
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WIGS, ToUPEEs, &C-G RAUCHFUSS, PRAC-
teal Wgmaker and Importer of Human HAIR ~ East
Twelfth street, Broadway.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES USE BR0M0.
CHLoRALUM years ago. Sold by alldrug
gists. TILDEN 4 CO.. 176 William street
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II is stated that millions millions Of dollars have been
paid by the nobility within the last fifteen for the Pa
risian diamonds they suppong that they buying tho
genuine 1t is surprising that they deceived In
he
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DONOVAN, NO. EAST TWELFTH STREET, HAv.
ing enlarged his REsTAuRAN Table dHoe Dinner usual
81 So including Wine and Coffee
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GRAErENRERa YEGErABLE PILLS.

ELASTIC STOCKINGS 81 TRUSSEs, SILK BELTS
&C. price Surgical Bazaar, 1855 broadway Open
aVan
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SAID AN EMINENT -sELECTRICITYs
understood contains all the essentials for the Of all
durable Diseases This prophecy is daily realized in restora
ton the hopeless and helpless No West Fourteenth
street. by the late process of ELkcrRcAL POLARIZATION
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THE GILLIAN EXPOSITION.
Delay Caused by the Tardy
Arrival Of Shipments.
INTEREST IN THE UNDERTAKING.
Curiosity TO See the Contributions from the
United States
[spEcIAL DESPATCH TO THE Herald By CABLE ]

tsPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HEKAID 81 Cable. ]
LIMA, Sept. 81,
Via PANAMA, Oct. 2, 1875.
fairs, has been delayed by the tardy arrival
and location Of shipments. 1t will hardly
be in full operation before the middle or end
pf October.
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EXTRA DRY CABINET
Of
MOFT A CHAND0N
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE
For sale By leading dealers Ia wines -
gola far ha Upftad
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COOKING UTENSILS, COPPER, TIN, IRON AND
FNaMELrEp WARE, cheapest aud best, az BAsSFORD'S,
Cooper Institute, New York. Catalogues and price lists
free BY mail
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GREAT INTEREST MANIFESTED.

There is, however, great interest mani
Tested in it all along the coast, and it will,
doubtless be attended by large numbers from
the Spanish American States.
AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS.
There is much desire especially to see the
contributions from the United States.
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A-Bow LEGS, KNOCK KNEES. CLUB FEET,
Weak Ankles spinal Curvatures successfully treated w Dr.
MARSH, No. vesey street, Aston House No uptown
branch.
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NO MEDICINE EVER HAD STRONGER RECON-
mendatons for than the peruvian SYRUP
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DIED..

STANcLIFF. Friday, October l. of Brghts disease
in the saith year of her age, HARRIET NJ beloved wife
of George Stanclin
Relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the Church of the
Holy Trinity Forty second street and Madison avenue
on Monday October L. ut two L. NJ.
For Other Deaths See thirteenth Paoel
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IS YEARS OF TOLL

2S YEARS OF TOLL
CROWNED WITH SUCCESS.
SECRET WORTH MILLIONS.
THE
PARTISAN
DIAMONDS.
RICHARD HUMPHREYS.
ITO BROADWAY.
Opposite Stewards,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES.
THEIR PERFECT RESEMBLANCE TO THE GENU-
NEVERTHELESS CANNOT DETECT
THE DIFFERENCE.
THEIR BRILLIANCY
EQUALS THE
FIRST WATER DIAMONDS.
THEIR SURFACE Is DIAMOND. AND THEIR
BEAUTY AND BRILLIASCY LAST
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Average temperature yesterday. ................ 81
Average temperature for corresponding date last
1874. 1875
Weekly average ................... e. 81 SO 1T
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ANNOUNCEMENT -DYEING AND CLEANING.
Fail season 1879 Everybody delighted who patronize
LORD Principal store 500 Broadway corner seventeenth
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A.-sENp YOUR WASHING TO THE ROYAL LAUN.
DRY COMPANY 243 and 30 West forty'seNenth street
Prices reduced.
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coRNs. BUNIoSs INGRowlNG NAILS &C,
c,ycd without pain. Corn Cur. by mail, 5Oc.
49, Dr RICE, $50 Broadway, Dey street.
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First place-Thcy purchased Of who wen
mercantile community and Of they pposed
what they sold just they represented IT, In the
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AL FURNITURE BARGAINS. SEE kelly CO. Is
advertisements.
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH PRINCI
pal late Marsh Co.. his old office, No vesey
Aston House. No uptown branch.
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pAAPKER,s HUMAN HAIR PARLORs AND GOLDEN
Vnd Depot West Twenty street. ioa doors west q
Tpna i.NnN