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The New York herald., 1875-12-28
INDIAN TERRITORY.

PROMINENT CHERoKEEs IN wAsHINGToN-AN
EFFORT TO HAVE A FEDERAL COURT EsTAB-
LIsHKD IN THEIR COUNTRY
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1875.
The two Adairs and the two Rosscs here as a
delegation from the Indian Territory, seeking have
federal established there for the trial OF offences
By the treaty OF 1866 the Indians agreed that such
tribunal may be provided by Congress.
THE PRESENT SYSTEM
At present offences in the Territory tried at Fort
Smith, Ark, ana Instances are known where alleged
criminals and witnesses have been obliged to travel $50
miles 10 Fort Smith, some Of them horseback At
the present term Of the court there 700 witnesses
and on the lst of December l25 persons indians,
whites and ncgroes) in jail awaiting trial Fifteen
twenty criminals had, al thai date, been tried and
sent 10 the Penitentiary.
A MATTER ECONOMY.
The delegation urge that much money would be saved
TO the general government by establishing court in
the Indian country, and long and expensive journeys
and loss OF time avoided.
The ability and fairness OF Judge Parker is subject
OF praise among the w-aoidng Indians
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THE NEWPORT BURIAL CASE.

BISHOP HENDRICKEN's REPLY TO MR.. MANUEL
DE FRAY-AN IMPORTANT EXPLANATION.
Providence Dec. 27, 1875.
Bishop Hendricken has sent to Manuel De Fray OF
Newport the following response to the appeal the
burial case which attracted considerable public at
tention:-
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec q, 1878
Mr. MANUEL DIX FRAY:-
DEAR SIR-If you had carefully read the letter pub
lished by the Rev Mr. Grace in the Providence DAILY
Journal Of the 22d inst, you would scarcely have
found il necessary address the subject OF your
daughters burial Rev. Mr.. Grace distinctly says that
he did not absolutely refuse Christian burial your
child and that he would have performed the funeral
service her remains, had they been brought the
church. He has at time since your interview with
him, Ii then. made semblance of refusing this
service. II you inform him simply on what day and
what hour your desire tho obsequies performed the
church. you will discover that appeal 10 me was
entirely unnecessary. am dear sir, yours respect
fully THOMAS F. HENDRlCKEN,
Bishop of Providence
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FRANCE.

THE PRESS BILL CAUSE OF EXCITED DEBATE
IN THE ASSEMBLY, BLOW AT THE BONA
PARTIsT PRoPAGANDA-THE PRESIDENTS RE-
sPEcT FOR THE NEW sENATK-THE vENDoME
COLUMN.
PARIS, Dec. 27, 1875
In the French Assembly to-day, urgency was voted
on the Press bill.
In the debate upon the clauses amendment was
carried providing penalties for attacks against the
public
A BLOW AT THE BoNAPARrIsTS
The second clause OF the Press BILL which Is aimed at
the Bonapartist propaganda, passed after violent
recrimnations between NJ Jules Dufaure, Minister of
Justice, and the Bonapartsts relative to Asace Lor-
raine.
MAcMAHoNs RESPECT SENATE
NJ Jules Dufaure member for Charenti Inf6rieure,
made the important statement that Marshal MacMahon
pledges his respect for the newly elected Senator'S and
asserting that they occupy position in the government
second only to that of the Marshal
THE MEMORY OF THE GREAT NAPOLEON
The statue OF Napoleon the Great replaced the
newly finished Vendome Column to-day.
large crowd assembled in the Place vendome and
the Rue de la Pax and other streets adjacent to witness
the proceeding.
There ceremony
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SUCCESSFUL EvANGELISTS.
AN UNPRECEDENTED REVIVAL IN NEwBURG-AN
AWAKENING AMONG THE UNGoDLY.

AN UNPRECEDENTED REVIVAL IN NEwBURG-AN
AWAKENING AMONG THE UNGoDLY.
NEwBuRG, Dec. 81. 1875
There is small stir in this city in religious matters
and the campaign" promises results very much like
those OF Port Jerv where there has been unprecc
dented revival Mrs Van Cott, the celebrated evangel
ist is holding very successful series OF meet
ings at ST Johns Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev Dr. l. H. King pastor The services have been con-
tnued for two weeks and st carried on With con
siderable animation and persistent effort Tor the saliva
ton Of the ungodly who are quite as numerous here
in proportion 10 population, as elsewhere Seventy
Eve persons have already Joined the church ION proba
ton y and there Is much larger number OF converts
The Baptist evangelist aided by Michigan san
keyn named Hlman is also holding revival services
here under the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association There union services held IN several
OF the churches and The evangelist has succeeded in
interesting the different denominations in
these union services 10 an extent never
known before in this city The results
cannot be tabulated accurately as in the case
Of the Van Cott revival but Is believed that through
those union meetings many sinners have been induced
to fee from the wrath come. In the Van Cot meet
nzs some notorious transgressors Of Gods law have
professcd 10 experience a change OF heart
The Graves inquiry meetings have also been well
attended These special services Will be closed MS
week Mr. Graves leaves here lor ALBANY.
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LIBERIA.

OTHER NATIVE TRIBES IN ARMS-TRoUBLR
GROWING OUT OF THE COLOR LINK.
wAsHrNGToS, Dec. 27 1875.
Information has been received that several native
tribes encouraged by the of the Grebro tribe
near Cape Palmas, made an attack recently on the
settlers in another part of Liberia but vigorously
repulsed private letter says that the peace OF the
Republic is somewhat disturbed by
QUESTION
President Roberts is much embarrassed this ac-
count the fact Of his not being OF pure African blood
being Objectionable to many who An intelligent
negro from the West Indies the principal agitatng
spirit who seeks to establish a political
COLOR TEST,
taking the side OF the blacks against those OF light
complexion. The more orderly Of the Liberians would
rejoice II they could be relieved Of the leader this
course Of mischief
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SECRETARY FIsHs STATEMENT.

SECRETARY FISHS STATEMENT.
A reporter for the HERALD called on Hon. Hamilton
FISH Secretary or State yesterday Al his residence 10
this city when the following brief conversation took
place
RRPoRrER-Mr Secretary. information has come TO
hand TO the effect that Notwithstanding recent assur-
ances or peace, is very possible between the
United States and Spain. | have called upon you TO
ascertain whether there any truth In the report
foundation for its statement
Secretary Fish (rather testilyl-Do you suppose sir
for moment, If there such a movement the
taps. that would communicate II TO any pa
per any individual 1 do not to speak
about the Spanish question. ALI this talk in
reference to this matter OF with Spain
is utterly outside the purpose of this government AS
do not seek war with Spain the only proyooation
for must come from them
RKPoRrER-Haye you, Mr. Secretary, any specific
information from the government at Madrid touching
the question:
Secretary FIsH-The purport of diplomatic de-
spatches from any source is considered private. The
Spanish matter is involving diplomacy There IS
not word Of truth in these concerning the
difficulty between Spain and the United States Both
countries the best of terms and the little diff
Is in the best possible way of amcable adjustment
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CHARLES O'CONOR.

FURTHER IMPROVEMENT IN HIS CONDITION.
FoRr WASHINGTON, Dec. 2I-Il15 P. N.
There is decided improvement in Mr.. o'Conors
condition night. After passing restless night be
awoke this morning feeling very cheerful talkatve
and said he thought he could see his way clear
He ate for dinner broled chicken and visited
this afternoon by DR.. Keyes, who, MIR. Sloane says
seemed puzzled but expressed 10 opinion.
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BREADSTUFFS IN EUROPE

LARGE IMPORTS AND LOWER PRIcEs-THE GEN.
ERAL SUPPLY.
LONDON, Dec. 27 1875.
The Mark Lane Express issued this evening, has the
following in its regular weekly review of the corn
market
Large imports the 1st OF September have kept
prices down, but we cannot expect the imports TO
tnue while rates are low The business in Europe
is seasonably dull and prices barely maintained. Al
Paris and al several provincial markets -four has again
dropped franc and wheat Is Cd
Belgium and Holland about Is. lower; Vienna is
dropping and Odessa is dull; holders maintain high
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LITERARY CHAT.

II. W. Emerson, in his latest work. says:-'Ia
dreams true poets; We create tho persons OF
the drama; give them appropriate figures aces,
costume; they perfect in their organs, attitude.
manners moreover, they speak after their own char
acters not ours they speak to US, and we listen with
surprise to what they Indeed doubt II the best
poet has yet written any hveac play that can com.
pare thoroughness of invention with this unwrtten
play in fifty acts, composed by the dullest
the floor of the watchhouse"
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A FEARFUL CALAMITY.
Swiss Christmas Fcte Festivities Turned 10
tho SaddeSt Mourning.
Eighty Persons Killed and Very
Many Wounded.

BERsE, Switzerland, Dec q, 1875
News has been received here Of dreadful calamity
which occurred in the little village Of Hellikon in the
Canten OF Aargan Saturday.
FATAL INTERRUPTION oR CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES
Christmas festivities we're being celebrated in the
schoohouse in that place. when the flooring gave way
PERSONS KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED.
Eighty persons killed, and lfty others more
less wounded
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A YEARS WORK IN LOWELL.

GRATIFYING REPoRT-A CONSIDERABLE IN
CREASE OVER LAST YEAR.
LOWELL, Mass, Dec. q, 1875.
The thirtynnih annual statistical report, issued this
week. shows that in the Lowell mills there are
500 coo spindes and H. $50 looms 500 female and
1000 male operatives; 3100, 600 yards OF goods
are produced per week 60 900 yards OF wooens 900
yards OF carpetng $500 shawls and 90 900 dozen OF
hosiery that there consumed weekly $50 900 pounds
cotton and 49,. 900 pounds OF WOOL the number OF
yards dyed and printed per annum is SO, $50 600
Nearly all these items arc excess Of last years. 6g
ures and come Of them very considerably.
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THE FRONTIER DIFFICULTIES.


THE MEXICAN OUTRAGE UPON KsToPE-coL-
oNEL CHRISTIE WILL NOT INTERFERE IN THE
HARRIS ExTRADITIoN MATTER-INTERvTEw
WITH JUDGE DoUeHERTY
BROWNSVILLE Texas Dec 81 1875
The store OF Estope is situated opposite Reynosa
He attacked by five Mexicans who shot at him an
stabbed him several times, Estope's cries for help
brought the rancheros OF the ueghborhood to his
They pursued the thieves who escaped how
ever, in the dense chappara.
Colonel Christie, after delaying two days answered
to-day that he had concluded to interfere in the
Harris extradition matter lest he might be charged
with oftciousness Your correspondent having inter.
viewed Judge Doughery, Of this county what fur
ther proceedings would be had In the be replied
that there nothing to be done.
This evening, your correspondent having suggested
the Judge that considering that question of ve-
racty at issue between Judge Montie and Mr.
Coure the attorney representing the State of Texas
1t might be proper TO request copy of the decree OF
Judge Morgan and, well, the OF Judge Mon
tel for refusing deliver Harris Judge Dougherty at
FIRST answered that he had performed his duty. He,
however aNerward informed your correspondent that
he expected notice from Nontel, and that he would
report the entire matter to Governor Coke which he
would add individual deductions concerning the
OF the Mexican authorities The long and short
oil the business is that the Texas authorities have here
tofore had such little in this matter OF extrad
ton that they reluctant TO touch L.; and II is no
torous fact that money alone bears fruit on the
Mexican frontier
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A PROBABLE SUICIDE.

PORTLAND, Ne, Dec q, 1875
Ten days since James Wells, q resident OF Norway,
Me-. came to this city route for Liverpool intend
ing visit there during the holidays He robbed
Of his money and intense his grief at its loss
that he threatened 10 commit suicide His baggage is
still the Eastern depot but nothing has since been
seen or heard OF him. and IL feared that he has in
some way carried out his threat
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A SUGAR REFINERY BURNED.

HASTINGS, N. Y. Dec 81, 1875
The Hudson River Sugar Refinery, an extensive
establishment owned by Messrs Kattenhorn, Hopke,
orerman 4 Doscher, destroyed by fire, which
broke out about halfpast two O'Clock Sunday after
noon. The of the fire is unknown. The loss is
about $500, 000 The insurance less than $500 600
About l5o men are thrown out Of employment by the
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
DISPATCHES FROM THE AsrAr1c STATION

DISPATCHES FROM THE AsIATIc STATION
WASHINGTON Dec. 27 1875
pespa'ches nave been received y the Navy Depart
Asaslc station. dated Woosung China November :,
az winch place he had just arrived in the Tennessee
rom Manila va Annoy From Woosung he was going
to Shanghai few miles distant, then 70 Nagasaki and
yokohama The Monocacy had been ordered to Tien
tin the Ashuelot and Palos were undergoing repairs
,ne Acarsarge was Cheeioo but expected to reach
Nak1saA' by the middle 81 December. representative
oi Iie laoOi visited the Tennessee Annoy and was
muSn surprised with everything he saw. Visits were
made to the vessel BY Rev Mr Talmadge Rev Mr.
~ ZIP ana Rev hr Rapaye, missionaries Of the United
States at Annoy
swArARA
arrived a. Para, Brazil November 3d. aud sailed Decem-
Der Tor Port Royal, S. c.
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TWEED.

THE HAVANA REPORT OF THE LANDING OF THE
FUGITIVE ''Boss"
HAVANA, Dec 23, 1875
II is reported that Tweed arrived yesterday. in a
schooner aud landed under assumed name. Al
though not Impossible that the great absconder may
reach here is not believed to-day in the best informed
sources that he has really landed. Nous uerrons
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PROPOSED REDUCTION or WAGES
LAwRKNcE, MAsa, Dec. q, 1877

LAWRENCE, MASS, Dec. y, 1875.
The Pacific Mills, in this city employing $500 op.
eratives have given OF reduction Of ten 10 ar
per cent in wages to taker effect January owing
70 the depression the price OF print cloths This
poration that they obliged either 10 stop
thair laosas aE vsdnea the cost Of production.
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SPAIN

THE ALFoNsIsr GARRISON AT HERNANI IN
GREAT DANGER.
SAN SEBASTIAN Dec 81 1875.
Owing to the vigorous bombardment of Hernani by
the Carsts the situation there has become critical
1t is thought probable that the garrison will be
PEELED TO evacunte the place unless promptly rein
forced.
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4 FATAL FALL.

PERKsKILL Dec. %, 1873
John Hawkins, aged twenty-eght, was drowned last
night by accidentally falling into the water from the
trestework OF the railroad bridge above Peekskill
depot while on his way home to Highland Station
There is double plankng between she tracks except
about twenty-five feet, which only one board wide,
and Il is supposed in the dark he missed bis footing
and fell in between the ties He was found this morn
no
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A BIG BONANZA.
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN THE MANIPULA-
TIoN OF METALs-ExcITEAfENT AMONG THE
MINERS


skS FRANCISCO, Dec 81 1875
The miners Of the coast have almost gone crazy over
the recent discovery Of simple means Of reducing
fractory ores. The discovercr is a young man from
Albany. \. Y. lie has been a. the Occidental one
week, and up to the moment OF his departure this
afternoon his apartments have been crowded with
mine owners and capitalists Who have made him
multitude OF propositions, but be only listens Ihave
conversed with dozens OF mining property holders and
assayers, and the universal answer Is "He has 20,
it" This discovery, IL Is said, will make
complete revolution In mines and mining stocks, and
the great mass Of ores on the Pacific tnat cannot
be worked by the present expensive milling proc
will be mastered BY the Fryerprocess At an eStraor
dinary small expense. The discovery greater than
dozen Comstock bonanza Swansea and FreiberR
will unquestionablv lose their great trade American
ores,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship China will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at the Post 0ce as
eleven O'Clock A. NJ
THR NEW YoRK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wll be
ready at eight O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six ccntA
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FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.

About halfpast ten O'Clock last night Gre broke oui
in the dry goods of vouleslen and Andersen. No
2,23S Third avenue, from some unknown cause, and
within th ee-quarters of hour caused damage ot
$4,000 building and stock, which was fully insured
in the Phoenix Insurance Company Of Brooklyn
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offensive, no immediate crisis is apprehended THAT
the President, however, will appeal 70 Congress on
Cuba within the next three months Is regarded a.
certain.
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AN INCENDIARY FIRE.

SPRNGFIELD, Mass, Dec. q, 1875.
The summer residence at Brimfeld OF Elijah 7.
Sherman, OF New York, was destroyed by an incend-
airy fire early this morning The loss is estimated a.
SIS O00 insured for SO, 500
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LIQUOR SELLERS RESPONSIBILITY.
PnnrrnRNcR Dec. q 1S-h

PROVIDENCE Dec q, 1873
The Coroner's jury, at Westerly, In the Of the
khild who killed by the kicks OF drunken father
while in its mothers arms have returned the verdict:
sThai the person from whom the father purchased
the liquor which made him drunk guilty Of murder
The father Philip Gallagher held in 81 600 ball
70 answer before the Supreme Court
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ACCIDENT TO THE MONITOR cArsKnL-NAyAL
ORDERS.

ORDERS
WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1875
Just as the United States monitor Catskll was eay
ing the eastern branch Of the Potomac and when on
Arsenal Point, on Thursday Afternoon the rod or her
air pump broke and her engines we're consequently
disabled She was towed 70 Alexandria by the Navy
Yard tug Rescue and anchored. Workmen were sent
down from the yard to repair the broken macbipery
which was done by Christmas morning and the Cat
skill started yesterday on her way 10 Norfolk
ORDERS
Surgeon E. D. Payne is ordered to the vandalia
Lieutenant T. Strong detached from the Wabash and
Lieutenant William A. Hadden, from the Alarm and
ordered to the Vandaa Lieutenant B. G. o. Colby is
detached from the Tennessee, Asiatic station and
placed on waiting orders Assistant Surgeon George c.
Lppincott, from the Naval Hospital at Chelsea Mass
and ordered to the Vandalia
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BLOOD VESSELS ARE SOMETIMES BURST BIT
whooping Cough. HALE's HoSEY o. HoREHoUSD TAa
relieves IL.
PIKEls ToornAcHE DRors cure in minute.
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THE WAR IN SPAIN.

MADRID Dec 27 1876
The Alfonsist General Morones has arrived at san
Sebastian.
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L II e PO Z.
Grand Receptions and Congratulations
at the Vatican.
Al Address by the War Minister and Reply
by the POntiff

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
ROME, Dec. 27, 1875.
To-day being the Pope's nameday there
was series of grand receptions at the
Vatican.
SOLDIERS AND oFFIoERs BLESSED.
The members of the Papal staff and their
commanding officers received the Pontifcal
benediction kneeling.
NOT EXACTLY PRINCE OF PEACE.
The War Minister of his Holiness Coun-
Gil read an address congratulating the Pom
tiff, to which the Pope returned suitable
reply
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BEST HOLIDAY GIFT THE LATEST DEVICE IN
achine sewing is the NEW AUTOMATIC SEWING MACHINE
which sensation in the market No better
pt can be selected for mother wife, sister friend. No
special offered purchasers but perfect
probation and delight guaranteed to the WILL
Cox A GIBBS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 655
Broadway, New York
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A.FURst

/ GENTLEMEN WILL FIND THE MOST STYLISH
and ee CANT Dress lars at EsPENSCHEIDS lis Nassau
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BEAUTY Is HEALTH, AND HEALTH IS 08-
tainabe by wearing GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PR0-
Sold BY underwear dealers and druggists BY mail
81 SINGER. manufacturer ga Broadway
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FURsl at popular prices
Sealskn Sacques and Sets a specially
Children's Furs Sic gh Robes Gaunets. Caps &c &c.
BURKE Manufacturer 2l4 Broadway Park Bank Building.
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BURKE's HOLIDAY STYLES HATS, SEAL. CAPS
and GLOVES ready at popular prices.
BURKE. 2l4 Broadway. Park Bank Building
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So HAT FOR 81 e0-FINE HATS A sPE-
calty, SILK HArs, 50 80; worth 80 10 New Church
d stairs.
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TOO BRIGHT TO LAsrn IS AN EXCLAMATION

EvERDELL'S, 302 BROADWAY ELEGANT BOXES
note paper presents wedding and visiting cards.
grams crests Ac
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A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Boerum street
Open from A. VI. TO y r. NJ
n FRI 10 y
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coRTIyA REPORTED AT LIBERTY AND ADVANCING
TOWARD THE FRONTIER.
BROWNSVILLE Dec 27-S P. NJ
report is circulating in Maamoros that Cortina is
loose and is or will shortly be on his way with com.
mand 70 the frontier
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REMEDY THAT CUREs-wISTAR'S BALsAM
or WILD CHERRY Coughs and Colds Soc and 81
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MARKED CONTRAST EXISTS BETWEEN THE
admirably effective remedy of THE ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY esq Broadway. and all the metal
merly used bui now everywhe ere superseded.
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DAvIp's HOLIDAY STYLES OF GENTLEMEN'S
dress and business HArs ready SRALsKrS Cars and
CLOVIS IN variety salesroom 2ee Broadway Duane
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A-sIGNs, SIGNS, SIGNS. SPECIAL NOVELTIES
every description OF Signs store painting, UPHAx
A co. $50 Canal street.
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCT-
pal late Marsh his old office, No. Nesey street.
Astor House No uptown branch
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


DhEAPEsT BOOK STORE IN THE WORLD.
~. HOLIDAY BOOKS
AT ANY PRICE
10000 JUVENILE BOOKS
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
CATALOGUE NO. 43
FREE SEND STAMP.
LEG0AT BROTHERS.
No 3 Bsekman street. opposite new Post Office.
MANHooD-2oOTH EDirT0N-A TREATISE Ex
wi panatory OF the With instructions for ts
oessful treatment Of Weakness Low Spirits Nervous Ex-
haustou, Muscular Debility and Premature Decline IN Man
hood price Address the author. Dr. X DIS Y CUR
IT'S 107 Wesl TvenLY second street. New York
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often heard regard many things In the world but
with the qualities Of the beautiful PARSIAn
DAsoNps would think cf applying the remark to
them for though very beautiful they last forever This
which forms their base indeructibe by
Gre and they coated with surface Of pure diamond
coating by chemical process discovered after
Of study and experiment by chemist Of Paris They
viii deceive experienced eye, and beautifully
solid gold Of the and most fashionable
terms large asscment lust received from Paris hy the
sole agent, RICHARD HCMPHRBYS Jeveler, No 77S
Broadway, opposite stewards
THE NEW YEARS HAT AND NEW YEARS
Presents Gentlemen who have made up their minds 10
make ''easu Saturday will want handsome hat
collar and cuffs an umbrella from E<'S
NO. 2i2 Broadway, No $40 Broadway, and in then fnh
Avenue Hotel; also, ladys turs attractive stock.