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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, April "a. 1875.

WASHINGTON, April "a, 1875.
THE CABINET CHANGES.
Ir may be stated on reliable authority tnat Sec
rotary Bristow would not accept the Attorney
Generalship should the position be rendered to
him.
The President has not yet accepted the resigna-
tion OF Attorney General Williams, although there
is no doubt tnat he Will do so.
There IS only rumor for the statement that
Henry T. Blood has been rendered the portfolio OF
the Interior Department ana that he will accept
1t. Reports mention the name OF ex-senator
Cole, or California, in the same connection.
BANK DIVIDEND
The Comptroller OF the Currency has declared a
dividend OF ten per cent in favor OF the creditors
OF the First National Bank OF Mansfield, ohio,
making in all a dividend OF tnirty-nve per cent.
THE vIRGISIUs INDEMNITY.
By the provisional agreement dated at Madrid
on the 27th OF February, and formally ratified by
MIR. Gushing and the Minister of Foreign Affairs OF
Spain upon the 18th OF March, 1875. after
the presentation OF the former OF his
credentials, the government OF Spain
agreed to pay $4,000, or 100000 pesetas
on account oil the yirginius IN three periods
OF two months each, $4,000 being the amount OF
two instruments to be first paid. Some days ago
ofrcial information was received that the Spanish
government was ready TO anticipate the pay
ments and Immediately pay $4,000, no amount
whatever being then due unaer the convention.
onlcaI information has also been received that
10000 pesetas-being s45,ooo-was received by
Mr.. Cushing and transmitted Net only was the
first instalment largely increased, but 1t was paid
some time before 1t became due.
THE WESTERN MAILS.
George S. Bangs, General superintendent OF the
Railway Mail Service, to-day received the follow
ing telegram from S. S. II. Clark, General Superin-
tendent of the Union Pacific Railroad, relative TO
the recent washout OF the track near Green River
Wyomlng:-
OMAHA Neb., April "a, 1875.
Part OF the eastbound mail arrived mere yester-
day and part OF the westbound arrived at Ogden
yesterday. The rest OF the eastbound maui Will all
be cleared up and by Monday will arrive here.
Hope to nave the road repaired by Tuesday.
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THE OFFICIAL REPORT.

CnIcAGo, III, April q, 1875.
The following despatch from Monument. Kansas,
bearing this date, was received at military head
quarters to-day
Attacked at daylight yesterday morning on
North Fork, Sapper Greek, party OF sixty
Cneyennes wnom | believe TO be some
OF those who nave been at the agency.
| cut OH twenty-seven from tnelr
ponies ana demanded their surrender, NY
demand WAS answered by voey. After a des.
peraIe resistance they were all Killed.
Nineteen warriors, including two chleis
and medicine man, were among the
dead. / captured 125 ponies. The remainder
OF the IndIans escaped with portion OF their
stock. | burned ther camp, consisting OF tive We
lodges and all their effects sergeant Papler anu
Private TIerOs OF my command were killed.
AUSTIN HENELY. Lieutenant sixth cavalry.
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Archbishop rssou.r.au may very soon Be made .
LETTER FROM FATHER QUINN.

LETTER FROM FATHER QUINN.
1t has been said In the HERALD several times
that no more tickets remained for general dlstri-
button IN ne hands Of the priests AT the Cathedral
yet people nave continued to bother and embarrass
the cler2Nmen by continual demands Tor cards
OF admission 10 witness the ceremony
on Tuesday. Father Quinn, upon return
ing homo last evening, mas informed OF the
extraordinary desire which IS felt by the people
10 witnes the ceremony OF imposing the berrettd
and OF the utter inability 10 SATISFY IL. he inl-
medlatey wrote the following letter TO the
HERALD, which dooms TO dlsappoin tment many
ANXIOUS persons:-
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
regret very much 10 be obliged TO inform the
public tnat, as the tickets Tor all tie available
places in the Cathedral have been given out, Ii is
utterly useless TO apply Tor any more.
IL IS unnecessary Tor me TO say that II it were in
our power we would most gladly give an OOpor-
tunty TO the very large number VINO wish TO be
present at the ceremony on TUESDAY,.
WILLIAM QUINN, v. @.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Say FEAScIsco. April "a.

SAN FRANCISCO, April a. 1875.
The United States sloop-o-war Saranac, Captain
Queen arrived this morning from Acapulco and
Topaz. Everything is reported quiet botn ports.
There is no feeling exhibited 81 animosity toward
Americans; q general good feeling i everywhere
prevalent n is not probable tnat any result viii
be attained In the examination as TO the recent
Acapulco massacre. The Mexican authorities
appear TO lie completely powerless.
fne corvette Lackawauna, captain Macauley,
RON emma, which arrived here yesterday AFTER
noon (lorty-hve days. IRON Nok0naIna, goes out OF
commission at Navy Island
Ali well Oh both gnius.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH BY DROWNING

Several days ago the body or an unknown man
was discovered floating in the Hudson, near the
pier at the Gutenberg Brewery. and no person
Identifying the same, 1t was removed to Cranes
Morgue, HobokeD. Yesterday morning Mr.
Addison Thomas an old resident or Enqewood,
recognized the remains as those Of James Graham
gardener in his employ for long time. Deceased
was stxty-six years OF age, and up 10 the time OF
his disappearance rom Englewood showed no In
tenuons of suicide. He was slightly oemented,
however, some time ago. He was native OF the
North or Ireland, and 1t IS said that he was
cousin OF wealthy merchant IN this city.
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ART SALES.

The fine collection OF paintings and sculpture
belonging TO Colonel Chapman, which has been on
exhibition at the Leavtt Art Gallery, will be sold
at auction on Monday night in the Leavitt Gall
lery. Many OF the works in this collection are
very beautiful and al or them show the nand OF a.
man who Knew what he was buying
An important sale oil oil paintings by some OF
the most prominent painters will take place to-.
morrow at No. 1871 West Twenty third street. These
paintings are all original ana are the property or
Mr. DAVID u. Zeller, who IS about sailing for Eu-
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GREECE.

IHE CAPITAL DEEPLY EXCITED By ELECTION
EERING POLITICS.
LONDON. April "a, 1875.
A despatch 10 the Daily Neocs IRON Athens says
that considerable excitement prevails over the
approaching elections.
state OF siege is reported TO be impending.
A SMALL ARMY ON HAND.
The government Is concentrating 1000 soldiers
IN Athens, and 1t is supposed, intends raise the
army to war footing.
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

OMAHA, Neb., April q, 1876.
The situation on the Union Pacific Is practically
unchanged. since yesterday snow storm has
prevailed over the entire line from Evanston 70
Norm Platte In some places the snow Tell TO the
dcpth of Ave incncs. IL viii make transfer more
laboriOus ana uncomfortable, but every ming is
being done 70 relieve 10. All delayed East bound
passengers ana mails passed the DteaK this AZ
tcrnoon. West bound passengers are not Jet
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April "a, 1875.
There has been no train west or east from Ogden
uom the 18Th until the morning OF the I'D. This
tram arrived at Green River last night and VIII
be transferred to-day. The latest New YORK man
received here Is April 10. a train went east from
Ogden to-day To Green River. and IS expected to
bnng the tranierrcd passengers west tonight.
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THE KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

CINCINNATI, April "a, 1875.
special despatch to the Commercial from
Louisville says that several thousand ticket nold-
ers In the state Library Lottery have placed their
coupons in tho hands o. Colonel Banton Duncan,
with instructions TO bring SUIT against the lottery
managers for breach or contract ana TO recover
hair
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THE CHARLEY ROSS MYSTERY.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a, 1875.
Westervelt the Drother-ln-law Of Moshcr, one
OF the men who kidnapped Charley Ross, Is locked
up In the Moyamenslng Prison on an Indictment
as an accompice after tire TACT IN the abduction.
The District Attorney and police authorities here
have refused 10 give any Information, protesting
stu 70 have hopes Of making urther arrests that
may throw light on the mystery.
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MRS. SARAH ISABELLA NJ CLELLAN srLLrfAN.
Mrs. Sarah Isabella Mcclellan silliman, widow
OF the late Professor Benjamin silliman, died In
New Haven on the Esd inst, or pneumonia. The
deceased was a daughter oil Mr.. John McClel-
Ian, o. Woodstock, a laWer ana PROMINENT
man IN the State nalf n century ago, and
the WIDOW OF Mr.. Webb, OF Middle own. a
graduate OF lale College, who died about 1872.
She was the sc .ond wife OF Professor S,llImau,
their union taking place about twenty years ago
The deceased came into the family o. Professor
Silliman anout he time his CHILDREN were grown TO
mature years and were dispensing. and Mr.. Sllli-
man was lett alone. she was sincerely devoted to
HIM and was The solace al his uecnning years
she has lived to all the grandchildren OF her
husband grown 10 maturity.
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BRIGHAM AND ANN ELIZA.

SALT LAKE CITY, April "A, 1875.
Brigham Young was summoned to-day before
Chief Justice Lowe 10 show cause why ne should
not be held for contempt for fainng to pay Ann
Eliza $4,000, or a monthly allowance OF $500
amony. Pending the snt the case was argued
for an appeal to the Supreme Court AT the con-
cusion Judge called for the papers In the case,
but decision rtVpn.
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.

TWO SERIOUS STRIKE MOVEMENTS TERMINATED
IN BRITAIN.
LONDON. April "a, 1875.
The coliiery owners Of South Wales nave agreed
70 throw open their pits to the miners on Monday
next at reduction OF fifteen per cent In wages.
ENGLISH COTTON HANDS RETURNED TO WORK.
The strike OF the cotton operatives at Blackburn
has ended.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
NEW ORLEANS. Anril "a.

NEW ORLEANS, April "a, 1878.
To-day both houses Of the Legislature adjourned
sine die In The Senate, prior to adjournment, the
resolution suspending Auditor Clinton from once
was postponed by vote OF Is TO 10.
But few II any, OF the reform measures were
finally passed. The bill appropriatlng $117 600 for
the expenses OF the extra session was passed.
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BOATS CREWS DROWNED.

NORFOLK, Va April "a, 1875.
severe gale here this evening upset two
oyster sloops near Craney Island. The crews
were seen cinging 10 the bottoms or the boats.
Efforts to reach them with tugs failed. 1t Is
thought several persons were drowned.
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GOLDEN HAIR.-DARKER's AURORA. H ~ Ri
less or. changes anv hair 20 golden ~ "epl
twenty NINTH street four doors from BROADWAY.
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RAID UPON GAMBLING HOUSES.
BosTOlI. Masg AnriI "a

Bos1oil. Mass, April a, 1875.
raid upon gambling houses In this city to.
day by the state Police, resulted in the capture
VI forty-eignt gamblers and quantity OF material
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THE DEATH SENTENCE.

CLEVELAND. ohio, April "a, 1875
Johnson. the murderer, who was to have been
hanged on the 2sth inst, has had his sentence
commuted By Governor Allen TO Imprisonment Tor
life.
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE DRESS SHIRTS

HEALTH LIFT $50 FIFTH AVENUE, BErwEM
Twenty second and Twcnty-third streets.-klegant
rooms best Of Refers TO Cyrus W. Field, &C
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LEON DUMAS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING Rooms where all toilet requls-
ties can DO applied No West Twenty nth street
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LEON DUMAS EAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
invited to call and IL before purchasing NO
West lwcnty.ntth street
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SORE THROAT OF THE WORST FORM RE-
sisted every remedy until tried GILKs LSIsSSr IoDrDE
AMMONIA. which cured me.
SIMEON CONLIF. 10 second street. Albany. n. Y
Depot 45t Sixth All druggists sell
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvElLLEUSE is AN
indispensable toilet requisite for ladies ana gentlemen
No. sWes. twenty lith street
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MAYOR BARRETT, OF ST. LOUIS.

Mr.. Arthur b. Barrett Mayor OF 81. Louis, Mo-,
a much esteemed citizen and prominent mem Der
ofthe community, died al his residence IN ST. Louis
yesterday TO the great regret OF the members OF
d wide circle OF friends in private society and
minnie life
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LEON DUMAS TOILET SPECIALTlES CAN
only be obtained at No. J West Twenty-fith street
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LEON DUMAS EAU ME3vElLLEUsE Is THe
best safest cosmetic used No. West Twenty
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LEON DUMAS CARDINAL BOUQUEr-rHE
and exquisite perfume, dedicated TO HIS Eminence
Cardinal AcCioskcy
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LAUCK'S HAIR COLOR RSroRER is THE
only one that really coors the hair 81 Great Jones St.
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THE CHAMPION PEDESTRIAN.

o'LEABY WALKS ONE HuwDrrD AND SIXTEEN
MILES IN TwENTY-FoUIs HoURs-THE BEST
TIME on RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1875.
Last night at twelve O'Clock Daniel o'Leary, OF
Chicago, began at the Rink Il walk or It's miles, to
be accomplished IN twen iy.four hours. Great
interest was manifested In the result
and tonight me RINK was crowded
Twenty gentlemen OF tni city were selected
Tor judges, ana every precautIon taken TO Obtain
lar test. Tonight at eight minutes after eleven
ne completed us ance oil t16 miles, thus heating
ms distance. with 4 mile 10 scare, In nlty.two
minutes less than the time set down. TINS is the
best time record.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyELLEUSE WILL
positively remove wrinkes. No West IwenW.nfth s.
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CAUTION To THE RUPTURED.-THE SURGT-
cal Hazaar. 256 Broadway IS the place where
genuine or originai IRgssEs invented By late Marsh
Go. be obtained All OF which sold and properly
adjusted, very reduced prices. ELASTIC Goops
Of all kinds Lady attendant
GEO CALDWELL, oflatc Marsh a CO.
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CoRNs, BUNloNs. cHILBLAlNs lNGRowlNG
Nails. &C. cured, without pain. Corr Cure. hv mail
soc. Dr. RICE, 1og Broadway, near DeY street.
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COMFORT FOR TENDER FEET.-PERFECTfON
in bOotmaKng, made patent asts modelled from
nature. practically illustrated ~ \ Nassau street
EUGENE FERRIS e SON.
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PERFECT ApoNIs.

This charming new move! by IN: author OF
l. having an enormous sale Praised by every who
reads IL the demand 4 increasing every dy Lorl res
6sb 9S sS her novel q the i. decided Ss
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The same publishers have now in press for speedy
extensive safes, and delight novel readers They are
/. Mad Marriagc-An Intensely exciting novel
BY Nay As we Wend Sne woman and "A sr
ribie secret" are 80 POPULAR
caylcr Pine, whose novel. Mary Brsndesee," made
such wide sensation several years ago.
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Madison square New York.
4 IS WILL SECURE TaE MOST VALUABLE
~. compendium "a beautiful tancps that has bsen
pedia 81 Inc BEST thoughts 81 Charles Dsxen4r Pas.
BY al booksellers
DRIGHT's DIS aAsE, DIABETES, DROPsY. GRAVEL
ID Calculus. 6out. rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Disease Of
the Liver kidncys Bladder Prostate ,tand, Premature
dncurabc hy senerai practuonersh sixty page Emo
pampncL expl dntns her 81 .ces'iu treatment ~ Na
a. HAWLEi HEATH, the autnor aud proprietor FREQ
homeless eases cussd sent Depot ANA reception rooms
No. ~ nroadway, New York
lust ruBtdsHEo-"rHg TEETH; row TO Pre-
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SOUND SLEEP FOR THE SUMMER MAY BE
secured by Kidding your house bed bugs and heas
with KNOWLES INstcr DESTROYER KNOWLES PATENT
POWDER Gun, only % cents Sold only in bottles.
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sIGNs.-NorICE.-rHE INIrNc1

A.-PATENr WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass signs, Store, Office and sign Painting
UPHAM co, 399 broadway.
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NOW Is THE TIME.--Ir Is ALWAYS THE RIGHT
time TO do n good act, and every man with fSmhy
should regard himself short OF his duty unul ms nome
is endowed with WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MAchiSs-
Let II he understood that this admirable machine cap
tured the Prize Medal and diploma 81 Honor at toe
Vienna Exposition in 1878, anu has everywhere demon.
sraed It's superiority all other machines IL = sold
on monthly navments az So and ~ broadMhN,
New York. ll3 Fourth street Brooklyn; No. Newark
avenue Jersey CITY; 76i iGnta avenue and ~ Mays.
New York. This company want lew more good AGENTS
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DIR. HALLS BRONCHIALlNE-THE NEW
remedy for Colds Bronchitis, H0arseness and Coughs
5Uc. only, at druggists once 90 Cedar street.
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CAUrIoNu CAUrIONn CAUrIoNlil-THE

WILCOX 4 GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
the public against the practice rcsorted by
unprinciplcd dealers II Japannng Old and worn out
machines and palmng them or nearly new" or las
good new Where practicable purchasers should
deal direct with the company or their accredited
agents. The public also cautioned against buying
spurious nee lies, which give great annoyance The
GENuINE NEEDLE made by US Is stamped on the shank.
Pat March, 1861 All others worthless Each
WILCOX IfHBs SEWING MACHINE makes the securcst
and best seam Il properly sewed j. safe tor
IL decaic is easy to Is the only standard sew
ing machine really silent and II int running. and a
family machine has rival Main Office 65S Broadway,
New York. Branches IN al, leading cities
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made and shipped 10 order by HOJER GRAHAM, 81
Duane
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DYEING AND CLEANsTNG.-TAKE IT TO THE
NEW. YORK ~ gfNG AND rKiNIiNG EsTA BLisi,
MkNT STATEN ISLAND. Ofices-9s Duane street 80
Broadway, 6lD sixth avenue. New YORK: i6j aud lbs
Pierrepont street, brooklyn Oldest III the country.
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A.-CORRECT STYLES GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
and FELT ATS ready, at popular prices.
BuRkE. Mnnuiaeturer. No. "a Broadway.
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POMERoYis PATENT RUPTURE BELTS AND
BAND TRussEs IA Broadway Y BY tar the best In
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AT OSCAR EDLER'S, 1l63 BROADWAY, UN-
der Coleman House-Best imported Paris and Vienna
GLOVES for ladies ana gentlemen 10 match every
shade. GIANTS SuRDE one TO twelve buttons.
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A.-GENTLEMEN'S HATS AT PARMLY'S, 2o1
Sixth avenue tour doors below Fourteenth street;
rect styles; best quality, 81.
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BIRDS OF ALL KINDS ARE RESTORED TO
health ana song BY the celebrated GLoRy BIRD MINT
ctNK. excellent whe moultng, brce ling, sold by
all druggists ana bird dealers q bottle Pre-
pared Uy the SlNGEk GRAVEL PAPER COMPANY
So Hudson street. y. Y.
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CAN'T TALK WITHOUT SHOWING

PERSON CAN'T TALK WITHOUT SHOWING
the condition OF their teeth Every laugh exposes them
In not TO be ashamed Of them be
IA every day with Fragrant sozoDoSr, and they VIII
be kept white AM spotess The regular OF this
peerless denfrico and dental decay
and the Ike pit healthy and hard SozoDoSr
moves every impury that adheres to the teeth. and
prevents the formation OF Tartar that great enemy
the teeth Impure Breath is completely neutrazed by
the antiscid Ind disnfecia properties sozoDosr
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A.-FoR GENrLEMEN'S HATS or EXTRA
quality direct TO the manufacturer. ESPENSCHEID,
rs Nassau street
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A1.-FURNITURE, NEWEST STYLES, AT 100
and 20l Fulton street Greenwich street and 277
Canal street. one door from Broadway, New York
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BUTCHERS DEAD-sHoT FOR BED-BUGs.-
Tho oil reliable articles Try Il and sleep peace old
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A GREAT MAMIE WHO PERFECTED THE
marvellous invention Tor effectively curing Rupture
Sold oy the Elastic Truss Company, CS3 Broadway 1t
reYoutioniZed the treatment o. Hernia
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMITIES
succe ssiully treated oy Or. y MARSH Uriucipal q
the late frm o. Marsh Coz at his old Office No. 2
Nesey street Astor House, opposite II Paul's church.
No connection with any other office IN this cIty.
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AMY LADY CAN MAKE HER HUSBANDS
dress shirts with KEEPS PATENT PARTLY MADE only 81 50
for 6 of the very best
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS. KNEE
Caps, Abdominal supporters SuspcnsOry Bandagcs,
shoulder Braces and Clutches MAKsIis Truss office.
No Z NeseY street. Lady in attendance.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.
Ask YOUR BOOKSELLER OR NEwsDEALEH
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TEN CENT MUSIC.

.,., - any sheet music published in appearance, IN
crscv ami in artistic merit Full size, and only ton
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-25

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