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The New York herald., 1875-12-08
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON Dec !, 1875.
The Senate was called to order at twelve O'Clock NJ
After prayer by the Chaplain and the reading of the
journal Of yesterdays proceedings, Mr.. Eaton Con-
nectcu sent to the Clerks desk and had read the Gre
dentals of James Z, English appointed United States
Senator from the of Connecticut In the place OF
o. S. Ferry deceased Mr. English was escorted to
the desk by his colleague, and the oath Of office was
administered to him by Mr. Ferry OF Michigan Presi-
dent pro tenn
Mr.. ADAMS. Clerk OF the House OF Representatives,
appeared at the bar of the Senate with message an
nouncing the organization of the House and the ap-
pointment of committee to join the committee of the
Senate to wait upon the President of the United States
Al quarter past twelve p NJ, motion of Mr. FIRE.
Hnghuysen, (rep.) OF N. j. the Senate took . recess
until one O'Clock
Upon reassembing Mr.. ANTHONY, from the joint
committee to walt upon the President and inform him
ported that they had performed that duty, and the
President replied that he would communicate with Con-
gress Immediately in writing
MESSAGE.
At quarter past one 7. NJ. Mr. Luckey, private
retary to the President appeared AT the bar OF the
Senate with the Message, and it read by Mr. Cor
ham, Secretary of the Senate
The reading of the Message concluded at eight
minutes past two O'Clock p. NJ II listened with
marked attention by the Senators upon the floor as
we'll as by q large audience in the galleries. Sir Ed
ward Thornton the British Minister seated In tho
Diplomatic Gallery, and appeared to be deeply inter
ested in the reading. The portions of the Message in
regard to the school question, taxation OF church prop
erty, Cuba. financial affairs and the condition of
the navy especially, attracted the closest attention
After the Message had been read on motion OF Mr..
CoNKLSG trep) OF N. r., 1t ordered that lay
the table and be printed He also offered the usual
resolution TO print extra copies, which referred TO
the Committee on Printing
The PRESIDENT pro laid before the Senate reports
OF the various Cabinet ocers and oil the Comptroller of
the Currency which ordered to be printed and
upon the table
The Senate then at half past two P. NJ on motion of
Mr. SHERMAN, adjourned TIL twelve O'Clock
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GENERAL BABcocKs CASE.
THE GRAND JURY TO CONTINUE THEIR sEs-
SION WEEK LoNGER-nPoRTANT NEW EVE
DENcE-AvKRY's BAIL.


SION WEEK LoNGER-nRoRTANT NEW EVE
DENcE-AyRRY's BAIL
ST. LOUIS, Dec !, 1875.
II was semi officially announced this forenoon that
the United States Grand Jury had finished their
abors and would formally adjourn TO morrow happears
announcement correct but that the jury byr re-
quest OF the attorneys subsequently, agreed
to continue In session week longer in order to con
sder some special matter TO be brought before them
This special matter stated 70 be new and corrobora
tive testimony OF very important character against
Babcocx, and fixing his
COMPLETELY THE wHrsKgY RING
beyond all doubt The testimony in the shape
witnesses now in Washington who have
been summoned to appear here to tes-
uf5. Another statement has been made to the
effect 'that the Grand Jury were ready to nnd
an indictment to day but that District Attorney Dyer
and Mr. Henderson requested delay in order to sift
the newly discovered testimony. Both Henderson and
Dyer were interviewed to night concerning the truth
oft reports, bat both declined to express them
selves on the subject Senator Henderson. however,
entertains doubt that Babcock will be Indicted and
does not hesitate say that he ought to be indicted
and that the government In possession Of ample test
mony TO convict him. All the government officials
here without exception, Of the opinion that tho
indictment Of Babcock though long delayed, Is inevita
BILE
A or COMMENT
is made here on the act Of Judge Treat In permitting
Avery to return to Washington his old ball. while
Mcdonald put behind the Jail bars in default of
$4,000 bond, amount considered unreason-
able by many. Bis evident Partially In the
administration OF justice has had the effect
to arouse some sympathy for Mcdonald
and to produce the impression that Judge Treat
TO grant the motion for trial now pending In
Avery's case. District Attorney Dyer and Mr. Hender
son spent several hours to-day in consultation. It is
supposed the subject of the conference Babcock
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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON Dec. :, 1875
THE READING OF THE MESSAGE IN THE SEN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 1875.
THE READING OF THE MESSAGE IN THE SEN
Nothing OF importance transpred in the Senate to-
day beyond the reading Of the Presidents Message.
when its arrival was announced look Of anxious
riosity appeared on the faces OF those seated In the
galleries They expected to see General Babcock, but
we're disappointed Mr. Luckey, whose name has also
been published in connection with the ST. Louis whIs
KEY frauds was the bearer OF the mpor-
tant document another copy OF which he delivered
to the House. All eyes turned toward the door
and there was general smile when be entered with
one Of the doorkeepera Tho spectators listened 70 tho
reading of the Message with unusual attention. but
some Of the Senators did not manifest much interest In
until the clerk reached part which refers to edu
cation, polygamy and the saxaticn Of church
property. Senators Morton Conkling and Free
nnghuysen gave the closest attention 70 the read
ing whicn was ndistnct and hard TO understand
even near the Presidents desk One Of the
New England members went to sleep and two others
spcnt the hour in writing letters Il evident that
The clauses above referred made deep impression,
and as the closing paragraphs were read, whisper
went around that the Message was regular campaign
document tor the third term Some spoke oi as the
ablest Message the President had ever written.
Conspicuous in the diplomatic gallery were Sir Ed
ward Tboruou The RriAsh MiRstcr> and Mrs, pnd Mss
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CHINA.

AsIATIo NATIvIsM AGAINST THE DIPLOMACY
WITH BRITAIN.
HoNG KONG Nov. so, 1875
Placards, censuring the arrangements made by the
Chinese government with Mr.. Wade the British Min
lister have been posted in Pexin
They were however Immediately removed by the
authorities.
The native officials uneasy regard to the recent
negotiations.
GRAVE ACCUSATION AGAINST CHINESE OFFICIALS.
late Information duplicating the Momein author
ties the murder OF Mr. Margaray has been received
CHINESE MINISTERS APPOINTED TO THE UNITED
STATES AND OTHER FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
LONDON, Dee. I, 1878
Aprvate telegram from Pekn says the arrange
rnents for sending Chinese legations abroad are pro-
cecding
Ministers have been appointed 70 the Cn!ted States
Peru and japan.
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STARRING ENTERTAINMENT.

About 1000 persons assembled a. Turner Hall On
East Fourth last evening on the occasion q tho
benefit OF Billy Edwards, the lightweight champion
The entertainment opened with vocal and instru-
mental concert after which the middle weights Fred
FIRE and I'D. Toohey had . setto. They we're fd
lowed By Pat McGnnis and Nike Noonan, or Brooklyn
also Seddons Mouse and Geo Mccarthy. The last was
the most scientific encounter OF the evening Professor
Miller and stephen Taylor were then introduced They
drew rounds OF applause during their contest. Nike
Coburn and Edward hanahan also appeared the even
ings entertainment concluding with display oskil ~
Billy Edwards and Arthur Chambers both Ia ring
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
The Cuban Section of the American Doc
ument Cabled to Spain.
The Ministry and People
Startled and Excited.
Puzzled in the Present and Sus-
picious of the Future.
a Grand Furor in the Streets
OF the Capital.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, Dec Midnight.
The HERALD correspondent in Madrid tele-
graphs specially as follows:-
PRESIDENT GRANTS MESSAGE.
President Grants Message TO Congress oc-
.casions great excitement in the Spanish
capital.
THE CUBAN PORTION cABLED TO MADRID.
complete summary Of the Cuban section
of the American State document was cabled
90 Senior Collantes, Spanish Minister OF
Foreign Affairs.
THE CABINET IN COUNCIL.
There was in consequence, an informal
meeting of the Ministry tonight.
STARTLED AND SUSPICIOUS.
The great verbosity of the Message startles
the Spanish statesmen.
The delay of one day in handing in the
paper to Congress is regarded suspiciously,
and the Presidents disclaimer of belliger-
ency will be variously discussed in the Span
dsh newspapers tomorrow.
WHAT THE PRESS MAY SAY.
Duplicity will most likely be charged
against the American Chief Magistrate, and
the ultra Spanish organs intimate threats of
q Carlist recognition by the United States.
GOOD FOB THE NEwsBoYs.
The Madrid newspapers are issuing ''ex-
tras' containing the news.
A GRAND FURoR IN THE STREETS.
The streets are crowded with people, and
the excitement which prevails is equal to
that which was Witnessed during the period
of the Virginius affair.
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NAMES OF THE RECOVERED BoDIEs-LIsT OF
THOSE NOT YET FOUND.

NAMES OF THE RECOVERED BoDIEs-LIsT OF
THOSE NOT YET FOUND.
PoUGHKgEPsIE Deo 7, 1875
The following is list OF the bodies recovered thus
far from the wreck of the Sunnysde:-
Mrs. Walker, OF Troy.
Mrs Haywood, of New York.
Bridget Donahue, of Jersey City
Platky, the French pedler.
All of these we're passengers.
OF the employees whose bodies have been found
william Howard officers waiter
George I. Green, second cook.
Susan Rix, chambermaid
There has also been found q white man who had come
on board the vessel at Troy to work his passage He
has been identified Richard Msner OF Milton.
This makes eight bodies in all recovered leaving the
following yet to 1nd- Ns
Sarah Butler, chambermad.
Matthew Johnson, waiter.
James Steward passenger
Samuel Rutledge, waiter
II thought all the missing bodies will be recovered
tomorrow
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Sir Rose Price, OF England arrived in the city yes
terday, and is at the Everett House Senator Daniel r.
Wood, OF Syracuse and Senator elect Hamilton Harris
OF Albany. are staying at the Finh Avenue Hotel
Professor George J. Brush OF Yale College residing
temporarily At the Sturtevant House Captain HamiI-
ton Perry, OF the steamship Adriac, Is quartered
tho ST. Denis Hotel Messrs J. de la Bouiinere and j.
Boutton, OF the French legation at Washington.
have apartments at the Albemari HoteL General John
N Corso OF Chicago Is sojourning at the Glsey House.
MT Peter A B. widener, City Treasurer OF Philadei
phia, is registered At the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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SPAIN

SOLDIERS FROZEN TO DEATH IN THE FIELD
CATALONIA SAID TO BE SAFE FROM THE
CARLISTS
MADRID, Dec 7, 1875.
The weather is very cold in the north of Spain and
some Of the soldiers have been frozen TO death.
WAR ALARM coSTR ApcrED.
The report that General Trisany has eentered Cata
iona and issued proclamation is denied to-day.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
ESSEX COUNTY FREEHoLDERs

hessrs. Blewitt and Douglass, who were elected to
the Essex N ~ County Board Of Freeholders from
the city Of Bellevlle under the charter have OBJ
tanned mandamus from the Supreme Court compel
ling their admission 20 the Board This Will make pO-
litca tie in the Board although II is believed by many
that hr Blewtt, though republican will vote with
the democrats and change In the Offices in the gift Of
the Freeholders anticipated The news was received
In BelleVlle with great rejoicing
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
CORRS' MISADVENTURE. U

Yesterday morning Rudolph Foss and Herman
Jancke were arraigned before Recorder Bohnstedt IN
hoboken, for murderous attack In beer saloon upon
William Corrs, Of No 40 Grand street, Hoboken Corrs
was beaten with clubs nearly TO death, his eye
split open and he was then thrown through window.
falling nsensible upon the sidewalk The prisoners
we're held, in default OF bail to await the result OF
Corr's injuries
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OpYIcR OF THE CHEP SIGNAL OFvIcER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7--7;30 r, NJ
Probdbifities.

OvYrcR or THE CHEP SIGNAL oFyrcER,
wAsHEGroS, Dec 7-7;30 ?. NJ
Probdbiiities
For Wednesday, In the South Atlantic and Gulf
States north and west winds, rising barometer, sta
s,onary or lower temperature, partly cloudy or clear
weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, the lake region,
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, rising
barometer north and west winds, cooler, clearing
weather, with light rain or snow, except warmer and
partly clear weather west OF the Mississippi.
For the Middle States and New England, falling ba-
rometer increasing north and east winds cooler, cloudy
and rainy weather, followed in the Middle States by
westerly winds, cloudy and clearing weather.
For the canal region the temperature viii continue
above the freezing point
Cautionary signals continue at Chicago and Mnwau.
kee, and at Grand Haven
The Upper Ohio River viii rise slightly.
The Lower Mississippi will change but little.
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DEATH FROM GASOLINE.

The inquest In the OF the woman who was killed
by the explosion OF lamp iu spru sdeld avenue New
ark N J.. last Friday night, concluded last even
Ing and the jury rendered verdict the effect that
the deceased died from burns caused by the Academia
explosion OF gasoline The same verdict found In
the case OF her daughter, Sophia The jury also
strongly condemned the OF gasoline for Illuminating
purposes the ground that u Is highly dangerous
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
THE MURDER OF MISS CoNKLIN.

WATERFOWL. Dec. Z, 1875
The excitement the murder of MSS Conklin, at
Rutland last week. is unabated. Ruttan, who was
rested on suspicion Of killing the girl, and who is now
Jail this city, is seventeen years of age and is
adopted son Of neighbor of the murdered chd's
father The chain of crcumstantal evidence against
him Is almost unbroken but he continues to assert his
innocence Ruttan has been severely punished on two
occasions for imposing upon girls in the neghborhood
An inquest will be held upon the body to day tomor
row at the scene of the murder.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

ton OF the terrible charges Of conspiracy 70 ad IN oo
fraufing the government
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RELATING TO
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
II Is known here that the House is fully
organized Mr. Blame will bring forward a consttu-
uona amendments relating TO public school funds
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
THE TEXAS FEVER.

TRENTON N. j., Dec. Z 1875.
A disease known as the Texas fever raging extern
sively among the swine and cattle in vincentown
and neghborhoood in this State Recently, by the dis
ease Mr. Caleb Ridgway lost 100 head OF swine,
Mr. Aaron Harker ABOUT 80, Mr. stephen Haines about
so and Mr. Benjamin Taylor IL cows, calves and
hogs The farmers and hog rasers in that part Of the
state ara much alarmed.
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TAKING UP THE DEAD BODIES.

TAKING UP THE DEAD BODIES.
LONDON. Dec. 7-Evenng
The work OF recovering the bodies from the coliery
as still progressing. The number Of fatalities is
gut at 1870
The entire district is
EXCITED,
il will be some days yet before the number OF the
dead be exactly ascertaned, fall Of portion OF
the roof of the mine having which obstructs
fhe work Of the explorers.
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AN ELECTION IN LOUISVILLE.
LorrsyrLLE. Ky.. Dec. I, 1871

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 7, 1874
The election for Mayor and CITY officers occurred TO-
day and resulted n ,he re- election Of Charles Jacobs az
Mayor. The contest the Mayoraty has been very
exciting and trouble was feared the presence or
the State Militia and 500 special police probably nad
the effect Of maintaining peace and quiet Jacobs ma
i9rtU Waa about 900
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WAR MUNITIONS.

NEWPORT, Dec 7, 1876
IN addition to the torpeGoes shipped 70 New York
last night twenty -four cases and five buoys have been
sent BY rail- from the torpedo to the Portsmouth
IN r. Navy Yard, for the sloop.o.war Marion, now
being fitted out al that place.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

Fragrant SozoDoSr composition OF the pures and
choicest ingredients Of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom
Every ingredient Is we'll known have beneficial effect
the teeth gums Its embaming anuseptic property
aud aromatic fragrance mako IL toilet luxury SozoDoNr
all dsagreeabe odors from the breath caused by
catarr bad teeth dc It's entirely free from the injurious
and acd OF tooth and powders which de-
stroy the en- ainel One bottle lasts SIX mouths
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
INSURANCE AGENT ARRESTED.

MONTICELLO, Dec. I, 1875.
James D. Bowers prominent insurance agent
Of this place was arrested yesterday charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pretences
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
CAPTURE OF BARNEY MQUADE.

BALTIMORE, Dec. Z 1878.
Barney McQuade. of Cumberland, Md, recently con-
victed in the United States Circuit Court in this city,
OF an attempt TO defraud tho government by forgery
OF bounty and pension Claims and who was out on bail
during the progress of his trial and disappeared the
day OF his conviction, was captured on Sunday last
near Pittsburg, and will be brought here and SEN
fnnc
The New York herald., 1875-12-08


"The of DIR. r. V. Pierce OF Buffalo, ~ r., has be-
familiar the people all the country house
hold words His wonderful remedies his pamphlets
ooks, and his large medical experience. have broughs
him into prominence and given him solid reputation
The Times, In the issue, presents whole page
communication from DR.. Pierce, and readers may
gain from IL some idea of the vast proportions ot
his business and the merits OF bis medicines.
He has at Buffalo mammoth establishment, ap
propriateiy named The Worlds Dispensary,' where
patients treated and the remedies compounded Here
nearly 100 employed in the departments
and of able and skilled phy stand ready al
ieviae the suerings Of humanity BY the approved
methods These physicians in frequent consultation
with Dr. Pierce and their combined experience brought
to bear the successful treatment of obstinate The
doctor is OF large medical experience, aud his
knowledge OF matera medca has been acknowl-
edged by presentations OF degrees from Of the hst
Medical Colleges in the and.n
you would patroniEe Medicines scientifically pared
by a skilled physician and chemist. DR.. PIERCE'S
FAMILY MEDICINES. Golden Medical Discovery is
tous tonic alternative and blood cleansing, and an
equalled cough remedy; Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
scarcely larger than mustard seeds constitute agreeable
and reliable Favorite Prescription remedy for de-
bitatcd females; Extract Of Smart Weed, magical
edy pain, bowel complaints and unequaed Lnment
for both human and horse aesh, while his Dr. Sages Ca
tarrh Remedy known the world the spec
hc catarrh and cold the head given the
public They are sold by druggists.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD.

PORTSMOUTH, " H., Dec Z, 1875
orders we're received a, the Navy Yard here to-day
20 suspend work on the Ticonderoga which was being
lifted for sea and the discharge Of thirty ave men took
place this evening
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A BEAUTIFUL DISCOVERY.

discovery made during this age OF discovery
and interesting than the discovery made by PARIS
ian chemist possible dissolve diamonds and hold
them solution, to be able mpart veneering OF
pure diamond surface beautifully crystals aking
them brilliant and lasting diamonds in reality The
crystals thus damondized known PARIsIAS DIAMONDS
and without detection by the richest and
fashionable ladies os Paris, BY experts RICHARD
HUMPHREYS Jeweler, OF No 7T9 Broadway, has been
appointed sole agent Tor the United states and large
assortment of the glttering beauties on hand.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
THE KAISER AND THE POPE.

A GERMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP SUMMONED
TO RESIGN.
LONDON, Dec Z, 1875
The Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon has special
telegram from Berlin which says that the Prussan
government has formally summoned the Archbishop Of
Cologne to resign. This preliminary to legal pro-
sceedings TO depose him.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
CAPTURE OF THIEVES.

PORT JERvrs, Dec. Z, 1875
AT Rockand Sullivan county, last week three young
mon we're arrested charged with being implicated
the robbery OF $50 900 from safe of Mr. Harden.
burgh OF Moresville, Greene county N X. They were
fleeing to Pennsyvana.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN HUDSON.

HUDSON, \. y, Dec 7, 1878
The charter election was held to-day and resulted In
electing democratic Recorder by 446 majority, dem
ocratc Assessor by 2S7 majority, and three democratic
Supervisors and three Aldermea out of FOUR
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AN EDITOR SENTENCED FOR LIBEL.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa Dec 7, 1875
j. w. Freeman, editor Of the PiHston Comet, who
was convicted Of libel upon J. B. Henri, to-day
sentenced by Judge Harding to pay ane of $50
and TO undergo Imprisonment of seven months in
the County Jail.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

BUY THE BEST FURNITURE. MODERATE
prices HERTS Co. Manufacturers $40 and sos Broad.
way, opposite Eleventh street New York.
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THE WEATHER yRsrrRDAy.

The following record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours in
parison with the corresponding date v last year as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD building
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AN EX-PREsIDENT OF THE ERIE
ROAD SUED.
PORT JERvis, Dec. I, 1875

FOKT JERFIS, UtC Y Iof0.
Mrs Eliza NJ Parkhurst has commenced suit
against Robert NJ. Berdell, exPresdent Of the Erie
Railway Company for the recovery OF $S6 000-funds
which he held in trust for her.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
THE SUNNYSIDE DISASTER.

HIGHLAND, Dec. 7, 1876.
Tho bodies of Mrs Haywood and Bridget Donohue
found the wreck of the Sunnysde this morning
The Baxter wrcckers have arrived but has been de-
cided not to attempt to raise the vessel till spring
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
A KNITTING FACTORY BURNED.

oswEGo, Dec. T. 1875.
H. s. Condee 4 Sons knitting factory destroyed
bv Gre early this morning The loss is 500 600; IN
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

Your Cough, Cold Hoarseness beeured at once n
will take SPKsCEks CHLoRAatSK PAsruLKs- We have
and fully recommend them tho bast Coagh
Lozenges manufactured They Ri0s pleasant TO the
All druggists keep them. The principal depot 10 No.
l .O33 Walnu sstFeet, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

Furs
seaskin fur sAcoUEs and sErs speciality misses and
chidrens variety; carriage and ssigh RoBEs,
GAuNTLnrs Cars &c. &c &c BURKE, manufacturer, 2i4
Broadway, Park Bank building.
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ICR.-A SPEEDY VISIT FROM THE ICE KING
suggests OF Fus th evil results OF
his attentions You must cali At KNOWS 2l2 Broadway.
53 Broadway his Fifth Avenpe Hotel establishment,
each Of which manincent stocof LADIES FuRs
and GRSrLxAENs COLLARS and CuFFs, Offering &C. very
moderate pricee.
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STRIKE All THE INCOMING MINES.

LARAnECrrr, W.T., nec I, 1875
The Grikc at the mnes is apparently ended without
concessions to 'hc stkers. and che military have been
withdrawn
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH CPRINC1-
pal Marsh Coz his old Office No. Nesey street,
Astor House No uptown branch
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

1t s estimated that the number OF deaths caused
by the explosion the Swathe colliery will not
exceed l30.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

MANY SUFFER- FROM COUGHS AND COLDS.
They should use wIsrARs BALsAs WuD CHEFsx. 6Oc.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
THE ENGLISH CoLLIERY EXPLOSION

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY PERSONS SAID TO
HAVE BEEN KILLED.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

BEAUTIFUL AND NATURAL BRowS or.
hAck-BOSWBLL 4 wARNERS "CoLoRIrIc FoR rHx
HAIRn Depot No. Dey
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A FAMOUS MEDICAL INsTITUTIoN.

FLANNEL NEXT THE SKIN OFTEN PRODUCES
O rash removable with GLESSs SULPHUR SoAP.
HiLL'S HAIR WHIsKsR DYE black brown, SOC.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

WIGS. ToUPERS. &c. RAuGHFUSS, PRACrl-
cal wg1naker Importer OF Human HAIR "a East Twelfth
Stree n0a Br0ad