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The New York herald., 1875-11-07
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON Nov. O. 1875.
SECRETARY CHANDLER AND THE PROPOSED
CHANGE IN THE INDIAN MANAGEMENT
Secretary Chandler is yet undecided TO what
recommendation, II any, he will make in his annual
port with reference to the Indian Bureau He has not
yet determined to recommend the transfer of the
bureau to the War Department, as has been stated.
Whatever action is taken will be in accordance with
the viows of the President and all of the members of
the Cabinet. The Secretary, while in the Senate,
advocated the transfer of the bureau to the
War Department. but that he is Secretary of the
Interior he probably does not desire to put himself in
the attitude of avoiding any responsibility and per
haps for this will be disposed insist very
strenuousy upon such transfer
d EMoNsTRAT1oN OVER THE REPUBLICAN Sue
cEss-THE PRESIDENT Is sERENADED AND
RESPONDS IN A SPEECH.
This evening a hundred guns were fired by the re-
publicans in honor of the political victories of last
Tuesday. A procession formed and proceeded to
The Executive Mansion, where they serenaded tho
President who from the front of the porco acknowl-
edged the compliment follows:-
GESTLEMEN-I am very glad to meet you on this oc-
cason and TO congratulate you on so good cause for
rejoicing TO the entire country the elections last
Tuesday. While the republican maioritios were not
great they were sufficient to accomplish the purpose.
The ''rag babyn has been entirely suppressed and the
people now know what kind of money they are to have
IN the future, and think we have assurance that
the republicans will control this government for at
least four years longer.
Three cheers were given for the President three
cheers for hard money and three cheers for President
Grants school policy The procession proceeded to the
residence Of the Secretary Of the Navy
1t there announced to the crowd that Mrs Robe
returned thanks for the sercnade the Secretary
who absent from the city. Ex-Governor Shepherd
was next serenaded, and made speech
THE vIcKsBURG POST OFFICE.
The President to-day appointed John B. Raymond
Postmaster at yicksburg, vice Henry r. Pease rc-
moved under the Tenure of onice act
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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
The Probable Result Of the Approaching
Struggle in the Assembly.
EXPECTED MINISTERIAL VICTORY.
Estimated Majority for the Scrutin
Acknowledgement.
THE LEFT IN A MINORITY.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE. ]
PARIS, Nov. 6, 1875.
In view of the approaching struggle in the
Assembly over the proposed change in the
system of voting, persons in position to
know the relative strength of parties and the
influences being brought to bear on the vari-
GUS groups into which they are subdivided,
have been calculating the probable votes for
and against the government.
MINISTERIAL MAJORITY PROBABLE.
The conclusion arrived at after a careful
analysis of the opposing forces is that the
scredin darrondissement or voting by district,
will command majority.
LOSS TO THE REPUBLICANS.
AS the sc,qttin de kste orvoting by depart
ments, which now prevails, is strenuously
supported by the republicans, the Ministry
is likely to have triumph in the coming
parliamentary battle.
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 0, 1875
THE LATEST SPANISH oUTRAGE-MR. MoETEs
ANTEcEDEETs AND cHARAcrER--sEcRETARY
FIsHs ACTION.
The State Department has interesting II not Inn
portant for adjustment in the shape Of an appca
cation for the governments interference behalf Of
American citizen by adoption recently sent prison
In Cuba no other charge than that of inactive
mental sympathy with the rebellion in tnat island.
IL seems that among the forty Cuhans arrested
at San Nicolas about the goth Of last month
and sent to the Isle Of Pines by the Spanish authorities
without 1t is asserted, any charges other than sym
pathy with the Cuban cause, was q young man well
known in New York-Federico Y. Monies, Of a
wealthy Cuban planter The accused came to this coun
try when quite young, attended school with an older
brother afterward went into the cigar importing bus
ness, became citizen in October 1872, and remained
in New York until April, 1875, when at the
solicitation of his father. who becoming
advanced in years he dissolved his connection in New
York and went to join him, having, before his de-
parture forwarded expensive sugar mill machines to
Cuba At the time of his arrest he was quietly
pursuing his business, and scrupulonsy, he
ates, holding aoof from the commission of any hostile
act the least suspicion whould have subjected his
father and sisters to annoyances known only to
those who have experienced the summary action OF the
Spanish volunteers. An additional guarantee that Mr.
Monies peacefully disposed is that he married
in August last to young Cuban lady whom he had
known in boyhood.
The facts in the case were laid before Secretary Fish
this morning, with proof of citizenship, when the Sec
retary at took the matter in hand, giving it his
personal attention He will at send instructions
to our Consul to take steps for the release of Mr.
hontes
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

rHE AUSTRIAN FRONTIER FORTS PREPARED FOB
HoSTILITIEs.
LONDON, Nov 9, 1875.
The Morning Post publishes special telegram from
Vienna stating that Austrian frontier Knin
Lissa and Ragusa being prepared for hostilites.
REPORTED INTENTION TO MASSACRE THE CHRIS
TIANs IN HERZEGOVINA.
BRUSSELS, Nov 6, 1875
lie Nord Of this city publishes the following under
veserve-
RAGusA, Nov. s, 1875.
'Thc greatest evaporation is manifested by the
Musselmans of Herzegovina towards the Christians
Secret meetings are being held in the mosques at
which preparations making for general massacre
of the Christians at Mosar Bonna and other localities
These details unknown to Server Pacha-" /"
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THE NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS.

The Board Of Canvassers OF Hudson county, New
Jersey met yesterday and canvassed the returns which
presented somo curious and interesting features.
While Governor Bedlo carried the county last year by
5000 majority, tho ma aority this year for Mr. Hal.
stead candidate Director Large Of tho Board OF
Freeholders was less than 1000 Tho falling
OF was due to the dlsafection oil the Ger
man element which was snubbed by tho Demo
cratic Convention, and 70 the soctaTian
issue forced upon the State BY misguided and anatcal
section of the Cathohc people Tho mischevous inter-
ference OF the so called Catholic Union in the election
on the constitutional amendments and in the Catholic
Protcctory bin cost many gentlemen their seats in the
Legislature Only two we're saved-General Sewell OF
Camden and David Dodd OF Essex Both these gentle.
mon voted for the Catholic Protectory bill IN the last
session Of the Legislature
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-7 80 p. NJ.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

r.,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-7 80 p. NJ.
Probabilities
During Sunday, in the South Atlantic States, high
followed by falling barometer easterly to southerly
winds, warmer and generally clear weather will prevail
In the Gulf States high followed by falling barometer.
east to south winds, warmer partly cloudy weather,
and possibly light coast rains
In Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and lower lake region,
falling barometer, southwest to southeast winds,
warmer, clear partly cloudy weather. and possibly
light rains in the last district.
In the upper lake region, upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys, falling and low barometer, in
creasng southeast southwest Winds warmer cloudy
partly cloudy weather. and in the northern portion
of these districts probably rain.
For the Middle and Eastern States, high followed by
falling barometer warmer clear and pleasant weather.
with southerly winds in the former and westerly
winds, shifting to southerly, in the latter.
For the New York canal region the temperature Will
remain above freezing during Sunday night
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THE BLACK HILLS.

IMMENSE GRASS FIRE RAGING IN THEIR SOUTH
ERN PORTION.
OMAHA, Nov. Q, 1876.
An immense meadow Ere has been raging since octo-
Der 13 in the neighborhood of Captain Poocks camp
in tho Black Hills north OF Fort Laramie. He reports
that the fire the head Of Beaver Creek
and burned entirely around his camp, deprving him OF
all chance to cut hay graze The grass both sides
OF the road all the way Fort Laramie is burned of,
as 1t Is also on the road TO Red Cloud far Buffalo
Gap The fire is still burning the direction OF Spring
ana Castle creeks. Captain Pollock brought INTO Fort
Laramie seventeen unauthorized persons found in the
Black Hls and Lieutenant Napoleon Delaney brought
in ten more yesterday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor o. C. Marsh Of Yale College, is residing
temporarily at the Hoffman House. Paymaster Charles
7. Larned United States Army is registered at tho ST.
Nicholas Hotel Professor Peter Niche, OF West
Point has arrived at the Westminster Hotel Colonel
Lorenzo Sitgreaves United staAs Army, is quariered
at the Clarendon Hotel Ex-State Senator George "
Kennedy, OF Syracuse Is staying at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel General William +. Barry and Colonel Richard
Lodor, United States Army, have apartments at the
Gilsey House Colonel C. G. Fredenberg, United States
Army, and Pay Inspector o i. Waach, United states
Navy are at the ST. Cloud Hotel
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CONTRADICTORY EVIDENCE.

The Of Patrolmen Mulcahey and Reid, Of the
Twenty ninth precinct again before the Police
Commissioners for trial yesterday. Adams, tho prs
oner with whom the defendants entered the saloon on
University place. testified by Chancellor Crosby was
present and that no alone the saloon
leaving the officers outside. The referred to
the full Board for action.
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THE NAVAL PAY FRAUDS.

CLOSE. OF THE COURT OF INoUIRY-A COURT
MARTIAL LIKELY TO BE ORDERED.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 6, 1875.
The court of inquiry into the conduct of tho Navy
Pay officer here terminated its abors this forenoon.
Five hundred pages OF evidence will be forwarded to
the Secretary Of the Navy Thursday. Captain Lees
has in his possession certificates of United States
debtedness held by bankers and merchants, to the
amount Of S950o00, bearing Paymaster Spauldng's
signature. The certificates are regarded as utterly
worthless, the government cannot be held respon-
sible for their issue. court martial Spauldng's
conduct WILL doubt, be ordered
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PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION CONSERVATIVE
RETURNED FOR SOUTH WEST LANCASHIRE.
LONDON Nov 6, 1875
Lieutenant Colonel John Ireland Blackburn has been
elected member OF the House of Commons for South
West Lancashire to I'll the vacancy caused by the death
OF Mr.. Charles Turner. Colonel Blackburn is a
vative, and returned without opposition although
the liberals at time contemplated bringing forward
Colonel Moyneux brother Of the Earl of Seton, to
contest the seat
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BRIGHAM YOUNG'S CASE.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Nov. 6, 1876.
Owing to the sickness of Chief Justice White there
has been session Of the Third District Court for
several days past Judge Boreman has been requested
by Judge White remain here temporarily and assist
him in dsposng OF the business OF the Court. The
motion the order for alimony pendente lite
will come up Saturday next and possibly before
Judge Boreman The health Of the Chief Justice is inn
proving, and he may be able to sit the bench next
week.
In the meanwhile Brigham Young remains prisoner
at his house, with improving health
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INDICTED wHIsKEY DISTILLERs.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. O. 1875.
The United States Grand Jury yesterday returned a
large number OF indictments against whiskey dis
tiers gaugers and rectners OF this city alleged
violation Of the laws Some of these parties
already under bonds for other offences.
A number of those indicted appeared in court this
morning. gave bonds for their appearance TO an
swer the charges. The amounts OF their bonds range
from ZOO TO S15, 600 IL is believed that fifty to
seventy live indictments were found but neither the
exact number the of the persons known.
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GUIBORD'S REMAINS.

MONTREAL, Nov o, 1875.
The police have been furnished with 100 breoch-
loading rifles to be used if necessary, at the Guibord
burial The leading counsel mentioned in the late IN
tervew Mr. Doutre and the Mayor of Mont
are Messrs. Abbott Richie, Devlin and Roy. Their
opinion upon tho legal aspect Of the Will shortly bo
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EXPLOSION OF GAS.

An explosion Of gas occurred in the butcher shop
No 426 East Seventeenth street last evening" blowing
out the windows In both the front and rear Thomas
Cronn employee in the shop received a severe scalp
wound from falling glass. The disaster occasioned
by occupant of the house carrying lighted candle
into a room where gas had been escaping some time
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OBITUARY.
NJ M cAppoNN,Fn DE MARzAc.

NJ DE cARBoNNIER DE MARzAC.
cable despatch from Paris announces the death of
NJ Dc Carbonnier do Marzac, a member of the Ma
tonal Assembly for the Department OF the Dordogne
He was a member of the Right monarchical party
and his death occurs at a time when single vote
can Ill be spared by that faction both sides being
nearly evenly balanced the Electoral bill that is
before the Assembly, and which may decide the future
form of government in France.
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DIED..

REYNOLDS Jersey City Heights, November 9,
CHARLES EDWIN son Of William u. ana Ann j. Key
nohls aged years ,,
The relatives friends Of the family are invited 10
attend the funeral, Monday, November s at one
o'clock from the residence OF his parents, William
street. Jersey City Heights
TFoy Other Deaths See Seventh Pag.l
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THE NATIONAL GOLD BANK.

IT is FULLY SECURED FOR IT'S INDEBTED
EEss-ITs AFFAIRS CULMIsATING sATIsFAc-
ToRILy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9, 1875.
The National Gold Bank and Trust Company is clos
ing it's affairs satisfactorily The reports of maadmin-
istration by the president and cashier this evening
contraddcted The bank fully secured for It's in
dcbtedncss large amount OF the stock Of the bank
Nvns nennfialnd IN the East
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CANADIAN RAILWAY SCHEME.

HALIFAX y. s., Nov 6, 1875
1t is understood that II the Baie verto Canal scheme
Is abandoned the Dominion government VIII construct
O branch railway from Cape Traverse to the Prince
Edward Island Railway and from Tormantne to the
Intercolonia line in New Brunswick
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A SCHOONER SUNK.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. G, 1875
The schooner Milwaukee, with cargo of stone for
Marquette sprung leak and was sunk in Lake Huron
last night The crew we're picked up and brought to
Port Huron this morning Tho vessel lies in deep
water, ifty miles north OF Port Huron, twelve milcs
Crom land
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THE ONTARIO PARLIAMENT.

TORONTO, Nov. g. 1875.
The Parliament Of Ontario has been called together
for the despatch Of business on Wednesday, the oath Of
November
Sir George Bowen, Governor General of Victoria,
left town to-day for Niagara Falls, route TO Washing
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MURDERERS SENTENCED.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 8, 1875
A special despatch from Troy, Mo-, says Henry
Rccke convicted of tho murder Of his wife, and Mere
dith Walters, convicted of numbering Miss Galloway
a young lady who would not receive his attentions
brought before the court to-day and sentenced by
Judge Edwards to be hanged on Friday, December 81
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BOILER EXPLOSION IN ONTARIO
I.rarnwrrI Nnr g 1e-s

LsTowELL, Nov G, 1875
A sixty horse power boiler in Hess Bros. sawmil
exploded this morning, making total wreck of the
entire MILL tse Grst story OF which built of stone
The windows in nearly every house In town were
smashed, and many stores had their fronts blown out
No lives Mcre lost The loss Is henyY
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DEATH IN AN EATING SALOON.

Isaac Sweet, sixty 1--WE years of age, went into tho
saloon No s33 Eighth avenue at halfpast o'clock
last evening and, afters having eaten hearty meal,
suddenly dropped TO the floor and expired instantly
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LUDINGToN'S MAJORITY.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Noy

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 9, 1875.
There was furry of excitement hero to-day
count of report that Taylor elected Governor;
but the report proved unfounded Ludngton's ma
iorty cannot be varied much from 500
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OVER TWO HUNDRED PERSONS PRESENT
Two hundred and fifty guests sat down to
table, and M. de Laboulaye the distin-
guished jurisconsult and member of the AS
sembly, presided.
THE GUESTS PRESENT.
Among the distinguished persons present
were NM. WALTON, Minister of Public In
struction Leon Say, Minister of Finance !;
Henri Martin, Oscar de Lafayette, M. Bar
tholdi, the Marquis de Rochambeau, General
D'Absac, the Count D'Harcourt (who repre-
sented Marshal MacMahon), NM. Leon and
Renault the Mayors of Nancy and Stras-
bourg Ministers Washburne and Schenck,
General Sickles, Colonel Forney, Alexis de
Tocqueville, the Count de Bouillet, Admiral
Pothiau Caubert, Alexandra Dumas, Emile
de Girardin, M. Offenbach, NJ Carnot Ar
sene Houssaye, Jules Simon, M. Kern, the
Swiss Minister, and host of deputies, jour-
nalists and prominent American and French
citizens.
THE FIRST TOAST
The first toast, which was proposed by
Henri Martin, was, ''The President of the
United States-the man who worthily occu-
pies the post of Chief Magistrate of
America"
MINISTER WAsuBURNE RESPONDS
Minister Washburne responded in a
lengthy speech, in which he traced the long
and cordial friendship existing between
France and America.
COMPLIMENT TO IMAGINATION.
He concluded by proposing the health of
of ''Marshal MacMahon, President of the
French Republic, brave soldier and an
honest man, who, in his civil career has
shown the highest and most successful states
manship-that which is based upon honor,
integrity and answering devotion to the
public veal"
THE CENTENNIAL MONUMENT.
Mr.. Washburne promised the hearty CO
operation Of America in the project, started
by French citizens, of erecting a monument
in New York harbor, in commemoration of
the hundredth anniversary of the independ-
ence of the United States
SEALING FRESH ALLIANCE
M. Laboulaye, in a lengthy and witty
speech, retraced the history Of Franklin and
Lafayette and said that on next Fourth Of
July America would seal fresh alliance
with France.
ETERNAL FRIENDSHIP
He concluded by proposing the toast Of
''the eternal friendship of France and
America"
Colonel Forney followed in an eloquent
speech, after which the company separated.
DECORATIONS MAGNIFICENT.
The decorations were magnificent, and the
greatest enthusiasm was manifested through
ont
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Average temperature yesterday. ............... 40A
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. Observation-Disclosures. SIX
Weekly average for 1874. At Al
Weekly average for 1875. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3s
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CARDINAL M'CLOSKEY.

THE AMERICAN CARDINAL TO oFFIcIATE IN THE
DUBLIN CATHEDRAL TO-DAY.
DUBLIN Nov. 6, 1875.
Cardinal McCoskey arrived in this city to-day. He
is expected olciate high mass at the Cathedral to-
morroW
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PENNSYLVANIA OFFICIAL RETURNS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. q 1870.
The official count OF the vote OF Northampton county
shows democratic majority of 2,s94.
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MIGRATION TO SCOTLAND.

OTTAWA Ont, Nov. Q, 1875
This morning party OF thirteen stone masons left
this city for scotland owing to the scarcity Of work
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RESTORER AMERICA, NO. ., FOR THE HAIR,
introduced and extensively sold at Macys and through
the branch depot 9f Broadway wholesale depot 2oc
East Thirtieth street.
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THE LONDON TIMES TO BE SUED FOR LIBEL
BY THE COOPERATIVE SAVINGS BANK
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8 1875.
The London correspondent OF the Liverpool Courier
says that the propretors Of the London Times VIII be
sued for libel for its structures the Cooperative
Credit Bank yesterday.
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IRISH Observation-Disclosures, L. L., JAMI-
very old, Bagots wises, Mehans Dunvilles inn
ported glass: also fine ScorcH WHIsKRYs
cluding some imported in 1853 and 1857
H. B. KIRK & CO.,
60 Fulton street and 100 Broadway.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in CON-
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HRpAID huildinp.-
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ENGLAND.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE DEPRESSED BY DsQU1ET-
ING RUMoRs-coMPLIcATIoNs IN THE EAST
MENTS.
LONDON Nov 6-2:3o p. NJ.
The stock market in this city has been greatly de-
pressed to-day.
Vague reports of Eastern complications and Contnen-
tai financial enbarrassments are circulating in the
Stock Exchange
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K-CHRoNIC CATARRH, DEAFNESS NEURAI>
gia-IMPRovKp METHOD instantaneous relief trial free
Main office No. West Fourteenth st. DIR. SToDDARDA
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THE QUEEN OF SHEBA WONDERED AT THE
magnihcence Of solomon She would have wondered still
had she the dug from the bowels
earth eQualed In NIL respects externally by the beau
DIAMONDS, tho result Of a valuable discovery
French chemist by which crystals coated with
pure diamond surface which cannot be scratched mared
blurred tarnishcd by while they bright and
beautiful tho genuine and defy detection by daylight
gasgh Their cost is thrteth Of the genuine at tho
sole agency. RICHARD HUMPHREYS. Jeweller,
7T9 Broadway, opposite Stewards.
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NEVER CAN BE SUPPLANTED.- ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY, 6S3 Broadway retains Rupture night
day till ured displaced BY hardest exercise
or strain. Sold cheap
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patrons such GoLD WATCHES. BR0szEs. ale
giant FREsuH CLOCKS WoRK TABLES INLAtD Boxes &c ars
sold the general plan less than the a i'm
portation or ia
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CABLE REPAIRS.

HALIFAX. n. s., Nov. G. 1875.
The cable steamer Nina sailed to-day TO repair the
Duxbury cable.
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THINK or 1T, LADTEsl you CAN PERMANENT.
~ bca,tiry ycnr cu uhpexon with GLENS's SuLrnuR SOAP
IIILhs HAIR AND WHIsKER DyK, black brown, 5oc
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IT WAS A CLEAN SWEEP YESTERDAY At THE
Canal and Broadway 1t estimated that
5000 people selected clothing there The throng
simply immense and the sales unequaed BALDWIN, tho
Clothler Is initiated, and that is all There Is only
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ALE.-SUPERIOR AMERICAN ALE SUrERI0R
20 imported for medical and half the prce.
JOHN j. STAFF, ll5 Chambers ssreet-
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ALL WHO WEAR GRADUATED CHEST AHD
LuNG PROrEcToRs have health strength and vigOr lhey
cover the right spot sold everywhere by mail, 81 ~
ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer O54 Broadway.
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A-FuR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT OF
extra quality go direct 70 tho manufacturer, ESPEN.
SCIIgID 1lS Nassau street.
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ECONOMY IN SHOES.
LORD TAYLOR, Broadway and Twentieth street,
selling
selling
Ladies' elegant French kid BUTTON SHOES So worth Sc
Ladies' hne pebble goat BUTTON SHOES at So and 81
Chdren's good fitting and durable SCHOOL SHoEs S.
worth s. So
made double and single cork extension and Mar.
seiles sole at equally low prices.
Light OyRRSHoES in variety made expressly
for this house. popular prices.
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A-BRONCHlNE CURES BRONCHITIS, CATA RRH
Coughs Colds and all chronic affections OF the throat
Composed wholly of harmless materials. In private
twenty years IL Is not emprcism, but has the
phatic approval of physicians and citizens exceptionally
well known. Prepared BY the RELIEF MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, 46 Beaver street. For sale retail by tho
druggists.