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THE TORPEDO STATION.

GREAT neutrality-suspicious. ORDERED FOR
TWELVE yEssE1s-THE ALERT AND GETrYs-
BURG FITTED OUT.
NEWPORT, Nov 90, 1875.
In spite Of the that our relations with Spain
about to be amcaby settled everything Is hurry
and hustle at the torpedo station at this place. All the
officers and employees including the officers OF the
United States steamer Nina located at the station,
have been busily engaged for several days past IN
getting topedoes and their necessary appliances ready
for the vessels which have been ordered into commits
sion by Secretary Robson Yesterday and the day prev
Gus the Alert and Gettysburg the former at New York
and the latter al Washington, have been fitted out
the torpedoes being forwarded 70 them by rail Orders
have been received 10 have torpedoes forwarded for
twelve vessels, and they viii be their way next
week. Some OF the vessels will call here for them
Each vessel viii have twelve spar torpedoes and two OF
the Harvey towing torpedoes. invented by Captain
Harvey, Of the English Navy II was intended TO have
official trial Of John l.. Lays improved torpedo
this week, but the extra work hand the station
has doubtless been the cause Of It's pogtponement
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HOW TO END DULL TIMES
The best battle against them persstently
hiuchngy It's Of whatever crying that things
at standst aud then falling back supney
the time when there shall be areyiva When quickening
shall take place dependent very much tho of
sxertion make bring IL about. The bestr
ourselves the will it arrive.
There few who have discovered the and having
acted though they believed in it, reaping the
benefit Of their presence in profits uurivaed in amount
whom business has not been brskest Among the lead
ing firms in the which have given evidence Of this
foresight, IL that Of DUNDAS DICK CO. the Tasteess
Medicine Manufacturers OF New York BY judicious adj
versng of commodities excellent in themselves, tho hrm
has built up trade whose ramiAcaons throughout
States and which, in these dull times has suffered
present. extensive preparations being
made for yet further ventilation On visit the
house a staH 100000 stamped
envelopes each containing circulars ready for
mailing TO every In the Union and in addition
these were be delivered by the telegraph
panys messengers The outlay by this firm advertising
account very large annually but IL Is investment
which Yields good interest Is the best way
up whatever OF the profits OF the firm can be spared
We're more TO do likewise should less talk
OF tho hard times.-New York ADV. Gazette, Novem-
ber 1875.
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rrcnns1nN ro rHR rR0pLcs

Persons wishing avoid tho severity d Northern winter
Of the following trip 70 visit the
ful aud interesting places about the Gulf oi Mexico
Leaving New York the steamers stop A. Havana about
two days sufficient time % enable passengers 20 visit tho
city and All objects Of interest Ia a immediate neighbor
hood.
Vera Cruz reached Eve days after Leaving Havana hAy
ing stopped about daY the port 81 Proges0 anu eve
hours Campeche The remain five days A. the
old and Historical city Of Vera Cruz giving ample time Tor
journey rail the mountains passing scenery nnNl
passed for t grandeur 20 the ancient and Interesting Ciy
OF Mexico.
From Vera Crus the steamers go New Orleans remain
ing there about ve days having stopped the way &C
Tuxpan and Tampco. From New Orleans steamers return
homsward exactly the same route
The City Mexico offers for tourists ana especay or
invads perfect climate the temperature seldom varying
from 90 degrees preieng short trip
leave from New Orleans aud arrive at Vera Cruz n about
A. days
Excursion tickets At reduced
For further particulars apply 20 -. a...
"a BroadwaE
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Europeans do not always understand
popular concert in America means per-
formance Of music consisting of pieces not
prolonged or classical, but of well known
rhythmical airs given at a really good price
to a really good audience.
FANNY ELLsLEE
once made famous impression in more
countries than one, and the lady who once
appeared before you in the fairness of
younger days has recently danced at an Ole
Bull concert in Vienna, and that, mind you,
at the age of sixty. Yet the audience was
delighted by her grace and lightness. This
aged fairy, let US say, made her audience
believe she was no longer a girl, only by
dancing minuet.
THE ARTISTS.
Paris artists are getting to work for the
year. Cabanel and Bouguereau have stretched
their canvases for scriptural subjects and
Lefeyre is putting grace to q work, with
plafond, for the Luxembourg. American
artists are busy with subjects with which
they hope to make fame at the Centennial.
or REMARKABLE BOOKS
there are few except Bigot's lectures to his
classes Dirigeakotes has q social expose of
France, which, like everything that relates
to France is sure to interest Frenchman.
And Charbonier has just given us book
called "Mystical Maladies." which you shall
read in its showing up Of humbug before |
criticise it in any way.
SOCIETY.
The Comte de Gabriac, the distinguished
aterate1r and musician, whom you may
know mainly as the son-in-law Of James
Phalen, of New York, is dead among US.
Socially what shall tell you more than that
son Of the Dickey family, Of Chi
winter in Paris2 Some one who heard
another say that he had never read Thack-
eray's ''Esmond," replied, II would give
much not to have read Esmond' l would
have so much before me-" Who would not
like to be the young man about to spend his
first winter in Paris?
MADMAN ON GRANT.
Of sensations, shall only repeat the story
that at Versailles, on Thursday Of this week,
o well dressed young man rode in q furious
way up to the gates, and in wild haste de-
manded to see President MacMahon. Upon
being admitted to the presence Of the grave
autocrat, he breathlessly announced that he
was an attache of the American Legation, and
that he had been sent by Minister Wash
burne to announce to the President that
General Grant was dead. He Immediately
retired, and rode off without being ques-
toned. He is supposed to have been drunk
or mad; but whether he was Frenchman or
an American has not been ascertained be-
cause it is not really known whether he was
drunk or mad.
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SPAIN And THE UNITED STATES.
The Note from Washington Discussed by The
Kings Ministers.
Spanish Reports Of Coming lntema-
tional Settlement
FIELD OPERATIONS IN CUBA

MADRID, Nov 90 1875
El cronistG says the last despatch from Washington
was discussed at a Cabinet council yesterday.
Meanwhile the present satisfactory situation prom
ses a favorable ana early settlement Of all pending
questions affecting the relations with the United States
PsNAL CODE RELAXED TOWARD FoRKIGNRRs
II is stated that the government has determined that
all foreigners tried in Cuba for participating in the in.
surrection will be allowed to have counsel
vALMAsEDA AT THE SEAT OF WAR IN CUBA
ALFoNso's RELATIVES IN COMPANY.
HAVANA, Nov. 90 1875.
Captain General Valmaseda to the field Of op-
erations this morning.
He was accompanied by Brigader and Colonel Bor-
bon relatives Of King Alfonso.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Samuel D. sturgs, UpIted states Army, Is
registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr.. John b,
Cough, OF Worcester Mass is among the late arrivals
AZ The Westminster Hotel Leutenant Charles 7.
hutchins Uuted States Navy is quartered Al the New
forS Hotel Professor d. G. Gilman, President Of the
Johns Hopkins University is residing temporarily at
the ~ James Hotel hr. 0Connor Power NJ. r., ar.
rived last evening AZ tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
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INDIA.

THE RANGooN CONSPIRACY STATEMENT Ex-
pLAINED BY THE ENGLISH PRESS.
LONDON, Nov. 30, 1875
The Times in It's second edition this afternoon has a
special telegram from Calcutta containing the follow
ing in regard to the alleged Burmese conspiracy at Ran
goon:-
'eThe alarm there originated with a band Of dakoits
or robbers, who attempted to seze the arsenal Tho
affair is not believed have any political significance
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ANOTHER MEXICAN ROBBERY.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 90 1875
The Postmaster General received q telegram from the
Brownsville Texasl Postmaster to-day, reporting
another mail robbery on the Corpus Christi line sup
posed to have been perpetraed by border hexicans.
The mail ambulance and Its contents drawn or by
the robbers,
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IMPURE BREATH

Among all tho dsagreeabe consequences that follow tho
decay the teeth impure breath must be the most
tyng and unpleasant to its and IL Is the most in
excusabe and in society and the of t
easily be removed by cleansing your teeth daily with
that Justly popular dentrifice fragrant SozoDoNT puri
es the breath cools and refeshes the mouth
and gives pearke appearance TO tho teeth Gentlemen
Indulge should cleanse their teeth with So
zoDoNT all uuple odors of the weed Ask
your druggist for it.
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STORM IN EUROPE.

THE BRITISH COAST SWEPT BIZ FURIOUS GALES
sH1PwREcK AND LOSS OF LIFE-CoNTRADIc-
TORY REPORTS RELATIVE TO THE AMOUNT OF
DAMAGE.
LONDON, Nov 20, 1875
The recent gales around the coast OF Great Britain
have been terribly destructive Of life and property
LOSSES DowNs-HURDREDs or VESSELS AT
ANCHOR.
Loyds agent at Dover elegraphs that IL Is believed
thirteen vessels foundered in the Downs during the
storm last night, and that forty fifty lives lost
II estimated that from 500 to 600 vessels of all sorts
anchored in the Downs, of Deal, waiting for
fair weather
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DIED.

0uLLEo1ILE-After short illness, WnLIAM H., eldest
son oi william and Jane Guilfoyle aged 20 years.
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family also the mem.
oers Of the LawreDce Delmour Association are re.
quested TO attend the funeral from the residence or his
November 2l, 1875, at one O'clock
lFor Oher Deaths See Tenth Pagel
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FoR THANKSGrYING


The popular wikSs Of the PLEAS mt VALLEY WINK
COMPANY, Hammondsp0r n. ". perfectly pure and m sde
with all the care of finest French wines Sparkng SO
quarts; SlS pints; q. D. Champn, special So stu CN-
tawba s. per gallon Port 81 co. Brandy S. 80. with full
discounts to the trade by the sole agents,
IL b. KIRK & CO.. 90 Fulton street and 700 Broadway
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON.
wAsmsaroN, Nov 2

WASHINGTON Nov 90 1875
The Vice President passed very comfortable night
and appears 10 be decidedly better this morning Tho
doctor toes not think it accessory visit him again
todaY.
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MORE CHEERING AND HOPEFUL REPORT.
LONDON, Nov 20-6 p NJ
The first reports about the loss of life and laundering
or vessels around tho coast happily unconhrmed
The Shipping Cdsete, just published announces that
in response TO tecgraphic inquiry the report OF
Loyds agent at Dover concerning the terrible loss Of
life and eleven shipwrecks, Is contradicted.
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MANY THINGS THAT ARE BRIGHT, BU

MANY THINGS THAT ARE BRIGHT, BUT DAzzLK
astray.-Such Is the fact with the PARsrAA
DIAMosDs, those magnificent triumphs OF chemical art
which dazzling and retain their prismatic beauty as
long the diamonds of Brazil Africa They set in
solid gold diamond setting and will deceive the most
ticsd change custom stale their nhno
variety. They for sale only az RICHARD HUM
PHREYS iewelry store 7I9 broadway. opposite Sewarts
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ENGLAND.
drunk or mao

MERCANTILE FAILURE IN BIRMINGHAM
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1875.
Sloane Richards, metal broker at Birmingham, has
failed His liabilities estimated at about $500, 900
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS ARE GER
for Headache diseases Of Digestion Liver
plain Bousness and Fevers Of all kinds Price
2Sc. Sold by all reliable druggists. GRAEFENBER0
COMPANY So Reade street. New York.
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A RRYFNuF SEIZURE.

sT LOUIS, Mo-, Nov 90 1875
The rectifying establishment OF Boesche 4 Co, in
this city, was seized to-day for violation of the Rove
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THE SCENE ON THE EAST COAST
LONDON, Nov. 20-6P. NJ
The Pau Man Gazette this afternoon announces that
the coast between Yarmouth and Lowestoft is srewn
with wrecks
ON GOODWIN SANDS.
Three vessels are ashore on the Goodwin Sands.
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SPEAKERS HAVE RECLAIMED THEIR VOICES BY
using HALE's HoNEY H0ARHousp ASp TAR Try a.
PIKEis rooTHAcnE DRoPs one minute.
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FROM r. B. LIyERMoRE, ESQ.

NEW YORK Sept. g. 1875.
My attention having been attracted testimonial from
Rev DIR Deems the distinguished pastor Of the Church Of
the Strangers certifying the OF catarh
effected in the Of member Of his family by Dr. Light
hill concluded TO try the Doctors skin in Of catarrh
OF very aggravated FORM from which had suffered
many past and which Of late had seriously impaired
my hearing am happy to state that Dr. Lghthi effected
radical aud complete removing after few months
treatment every vestge OF the catarh and restoring
hearing TO all It's former acuteness and perfection.
r. b. LIVERMoRB, No. 1888 West Forty-seventh street.
Dr. LIGHTHILL receives patients from to at his
ofice. No. 2l2 FIFTH ANENUE. NEW YORK..
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A-BAYBERRY AND NORWOOD, A PURELY
dressng cleany agreeable and harmless
Prepared only by Dr. @. PERRY 40 Bond street
New York Sold by all druggists.
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FArHER nRIrMGnnLE,s
caARTTy an; ST = '' RIzAAP Avn ooNcERr

CHARITY BAZAAR AND CONCERT
viii take place Tuesday evening, November 30 Father
Drumgooe the societies and persons holding tickets
70 make for the before the 10Th November
possible n order that preparation may be made Tor fair
distribution of the premiums No ticket will sold or
money taken At the hall on the night Of the
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HOW TO END Dull TIMES.

GOLDEN HAIR.-BARKERiS AURORA; HARM
less water changes any hair golden fashionable tint
81 West Twenty ninth street. four doors from Broadway
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A-BRoNCHINE, THE BEST AND MOST AP
PROVED REMEDY FOR BRONCHITIS. CATARRH
COUGHS AND RECENT COLDS PREPARED BY THE
RELIEF MANUFACTURING COMPANY 40 BEAVER
STREET FOR SALE AT RETAIL BY DRUGGISTS
GENERALLY
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| PARMLY's SILK HATS FOR GENTLEMEN; COR
POI Sixth avenue four doors below Fourteenth
street; manniacturer and retailer best quality SL
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PRIME MEATS SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES
family trade hotels Wholesale prices
OSCAR DURYEA 25 and y Central Market Broadway and
Forty-eghth street
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A-OF THE ADVANTAGES DERIVED BY DEAL
ing direct With the manufacturer in preference
obtain superior fabrics at less price
at this day can possibly DO ignorant NJ ESPENSCHEID
Manufacturer of Gentlemens Hats lis Nassau street
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CURE or cATARRH AND DEAFNESS

Tho following tesmoni from . gentleman well known
social circles IL submitted with confidence
evidence the durability OF CatarTh and
Deafness by DR. Lighthills method Of treatment
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A-UNNATURAL REDNESS OF THE NOSE, PM
ply erutons heads moth patches and eckes cured
BY Dr. b. C. PERRY, 40 Bond street, New York.
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A-DANDRUFF, DRY, MOIST OR sCALY, ERUP-
tive other scalp diseases falling loss prematurey
gray cured by Dr. b. Q. PERRY 40 Bond street, N Y.
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A-wIRE SIGNS, PATENT METALLIC FRAMES.
Engraved Signs. Store and ONCE Painting
UPHAM CO.. $50 Canal street
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A-MOLES, MoLES, VEINS AND WARTS PAIN
lessly by Dr. b. Q. PERRY 40 Bond N Y
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AN INTERDICT LAID BY RUPTURED MEN UPON
has given monopoly TO the ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY $50 Broadway which comfortably retains and
rupture.
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TO PROTECT OUR PATRONS FROM THE I'M
position pirates-REsroRER AMERICA No 2 for the hair,
having been extensively couuterfeitedwe have opened
retail depot Broadway whore the genuine can always
202 East rhirtieh street and OF tho leading
druggistA Price, ST.
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| TRUSSES, BANDAGES &C.-SEELEY'S HAND
RusBER TRussEs; comfort safety cleanliness and durs
btyi bathing; fitted perfectly to form; always
liable Establishments 737 Broadway N. Y, and J. .j4I
Chestnut street. Philadelphia; correct adjustment low
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50 HAT FOR 81 90 FINE HATS ASPECIALTY
SILK HATS S3 80, worth 81 10 New Church street. up
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A-FURNITURE ARGAINs-sEE kelly CO. &
advertisements
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SIGN. STORE AND OFFICE PAINTING AT Low
prices HOJER GRAHAM, ~ Duane street
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BARTLETTS "CENTENNIAI1' BOULEVARD AM
STREET RKFLEcr1Ha LAMPS adopted by Centennial Com
mission light Centennial Grounds the best and cheapes
lamps made Factory Saesroom $50 Broadway N. y.
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BAIsAM OF HONEY AND ToLU FOR THROAT
and Lungs II heals the diseased organs At HARTNETs
Pharmacy Bible House depot for plaster by the yard
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BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BROWN OF
black-BOSwELL 4 WARMERS "CoLoRIno FoR tn
HAIR.n Depot No. Dey street.
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EXERCISE WOODS GYMNASIUM, NO Q
East Twenty street, open day evening; Boxing
Fencing Bathing Private Training Tor corpulency, Dypep
ala. DEBILITY, Ae Send Tor circular.
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DYSPEPSIA, Low sPIRITS, FURRED TONGUE,
Offensive Breath Headache and Piles cured BY DR Snaps
DYsPnrsA PILLs HARTNErT'S Bible House Pharma acy
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UoN,T LOSE YOUR HAIR R-''CHEVAliER'S LIFE
vo run HR restores gray hair perfectly stops its falling
eut Al once increases growth rapidly and makes the hair
beantifuL sold by all druggists.
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DR. MANFRED, SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS DIS
VASES Neuralgia, Paralysis Nervous deafness cnce 6C
East Ninth street, Now York.
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WIGS ToUPEES &C. RAUCHFUSS, PRAD-
tical Vic MAKKR IMPORTER HUMAN HAIR, ~ Bast
Twelfth street, near Broadway.
WISTAR,S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY WILL RE-
ieve and often consumptye. so cents and ST.
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$50 BROADWAY tcoRNER BOND, NEW YoRl
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WILCOX GIBBS s M. co. INVITE THE PUBLIC
TO INSPECT THIS MARVEL or SEWING MECH
AyIsM; COMPLETELY REvoLUTIoEIzEs MACHINE
SEWING.
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A-Bow LEGS, KNOCK KNEES, CLUB FEET
Meak Ankles SPINAL Curasres n .nsasse Dy r
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A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN; ALSO sEAISKIN
Cars, st lowest prices =. BRNENWkIN.
l4S Nassau street. ne ar Spruce street
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BUY THE BEST FURNITURE. = MODERATE
prices. HERTS CO., Manufacturers so6 Broadway, op
poste Eleventh street See advertisement twelfth
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T nlv sra ay 70 have sound lungs by spring 70
protect them BY wearing GRADuArD SBSs7 AID LuNe
Pe"~yrroaa TIev arc not a medical rauo. cot under
carment covering right spo and thel never fa sold
bv underwear dealers and druggists ISAAC A. SINGER
Manufacturer 694 Broadway
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rn nnn COPIES .,
DU.UUU Large this number appcarss Il wilt not We
en 20 be enough required in advance toE Augusta Evan
pew novel AD''aW u w. CARLETON 4 Co. Publishers.
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CAMPBELL, APoTHEcARY AND CHEMIST, COR
ner Eighth avenue Twenty eighth sree1Pure Medi
%ines
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH CPRTNCI-
pal oflate Marsh Coz. at his old Office No Vesey street,
Astor House. No uptown branch
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Buy sarlr. before the rnsh se.s N.

g p1 AnO REWARD PoR A BOOK" TO MEET
IL .JlJkJ AHA extraordinary demand A new edition
OF 10000 Of the Private io Of King y cu, today In
Manef fres an recent 81 81, by the ART PUBLISHING
COMPANY 5Js Broadway Trade supplied by the AMERT.
GAN NEWS COMPANY
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR PAIN
by J. NJ CoMINS, NJ. D.. $40 Lexington avenue Book sem
frea
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THE WHISKEY FRAUDS.

TIES ALREADY INDICTED AND OTHERS NOT
INCLUDED IN THE RING-A vNDrcATIoE OF
HIMSELF BY MKEB-THE DEFENCE OF
NJ MDoNAL4D CLOSED.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and DisoNlerly rly-Gerhard Wursthorn,
| % days; Pat Hanly, Million Moppins, Pat
Clancey, Sallie Wilson, Chas Rinear each 81
and costs; John Anderson, Margaret Murphy,
dismissed; John MeGarry, $3 and costs; Joanna
Hughes, 20 days; Col. Newberry and VIM. Bel
lany. Us and costs; VIM Townsend and Mary
Eagan, same; Ferdinand Shafer, $40 and costs.
Mary Sweeny, 80 days.
Observation-Disclosures Weiss, petit larceny,
|dismissed; j. W.Jehnson, WIN. TInley, MichaiA
Finn. John j. Crittondeh, samey each 30 days
ana SIS; john Anderson, same, continued TO sth
inst; A. L. Mccormick, same, 80 days and $40;
VIM. Jones, Frank Kienast aad Robert Lee,
same, zach continued to 9th inst; Andrew
Zins, same, 30 days and $S6; Chas. FIain, Win
johnson aud John John on same, 10 days
aud $40 each; A. L. Mccormick, false pre-
tonses. 80 days and S.; David Breen, robbery,
continued toeth inst; Walter Cow, obstructl
ing streets, capias issued; John McGary, con.
cealed weapons, IS and costs; Frank McCarty.
abusing family, Continued to 8th inst; J. Man
tie, same, $25; Emil Stutzkatzki, yag, % days:
Elton Lowry and August Rukhoa, grand lar
ceny, dismissed: Clarence Delvis, Geo Magin
and Charles Mason. grand larceny, each con-
tinued to 9th insk; W alter Wright, concealed
weapons, IS and costs: Theodore Sederburg.
horse stealing, continued to 9th inst.
Assault and Battery-E. L. Dustin, dis
missed on costs. ff
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
A Darin0 Robbery.

A daring robbery was perpetrated
about l2L O'Clock. to-day at the pork
packing establishment of Jacob Vogel &
Co., No. 40 West Front street, near w al
nut. The amount stolen was $500. The
theft was accomplished by two young
men of we'll dressed appearance, who en-
tered the store under the pretense of
making a large purchase.
While one of them was diverting Mr..
Albert Severit, of the firm, in the rear of
the store, in asking the prices OF the diff
ferent articles kept ON hand, the -other,
unobserved, entered the Office, situated
in the front ofthe premises, opened the
drawer Of the desk and extracted the
amount. By this time
the former concluded he would not pur-
chase that day, and with a cool mien
Joined the other, when both walked out
of the store, leaving the proprietor to find
out his loss in time.
Soon after MIR. Vogel returned to the
office for the purpose of depositing the
money In the bank when he found out
his loss. The authorities have been in
formed Of the robbery, but as yet have
not obtained a clue to the thieves.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-07
PART ]
Petit Larcenu oonyictions.

Judge Lindeman, In the Police Court,
disposed OF number of larceny cases,
among which were the following:
Andrew Zins, German, appropriated
S15 belonging to Lorenz Schawan; was
convicted and sentenced to thirty days
Work-house anda fine OF $50.
John Crittenden and Michael Finn ON
Monday carried off u pair of pants from
}. A. Kicking, and on being arraigned
before His Honor were fined $25 each
and sent respectively to the Work-house
for one month.
A pulley was stolen on the 9Th from
the Robinson Wagon Company, and two
men, named VIM. johnson and John
johnson were convicted Of the larceny
They each were sentenced TO thirty days
and q $40 fine.