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DESCRIPTION OF THE ALEXANDRA.

The British ship Alexandra which was launched
at chatham yesterday, Is, with the exception OF
Her MaJesty's ship Fury, the most powerful vessel
Of war the world has yet seen. She was built
nm Ter the name OF the superb, but has been chris
tened Alexandra, IN compliment 10 Her Royal
Hignness the Duchess OF Edinburgh. The Alex
Rndra Is q splendid vessel She is or the box and
belt type, having a doube-storied central bat
terry and an extra thickness OF armor along the
water line. Her guns Will he more numerous than
those oil the Fury. winch carries Jour- but the
heaviest Will only amount TO twenty-five tons as
AGAINST the 3s-tOn guns OF the latter and her ar.
MIR will De twelve inches thick ms cad OF Jour
teen. As a masled vessel the Alexandra is q noble
specimen OF the modern Ironcldd.
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BELGIUM.

DRITIsH INTERPRETATION OF THE PRUssIAN
RECLAMATION TO THE BRUSSELS CABINET
ARE THE PEOPLE OF TAE KINGDOM HOSTILE
TO BISMARCK?
LONDON, April Z, 1876.
The Times Paris correspondent states that
Prussia sent notes to the other Powers on the sub
lect Of the correspondence with Belgium, and
declared she would await the result OF the Du-
cnesne investigation.
WHAT is THE EXACT POINT OF THE PRUssIAN COM.
PLAINTY
The correspondent vouches for the trusrworthi-
ness OF his information; but it is probably incom-
plete, as The trviallty OF the German complaints
do not seem to JUSTIFY the subsequent significant
expressions. The gravest feature OF Prussia's
note is that the complaints are directed against
the Belgians generally, whose attitude 10 therein
considered hostile toward Germany.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

FRENCH NATIONAL INTEREST FOR THE PROMO
TON OF THE UNDERTAKING.
PARIS, April 7, 1875
Messrs. Forney Biddle and Corners, represent
ing The United States Centennial Exhibition, had
conference to-day with NJ. de Lafayette, Pres
ident, and NJ. Flottard, Secretary or the French
Commissions OF Patrons.
Tne Commission Will give q reception to Ameri-
cans on sunday next.
CABINET COMPLIMENT TO THE AMERICAN RE PRE-
sENTATIvEs
NJ. Leon Say, the Minister OF Finance, gave q
dinner TINS evening to Minister washburne and the
American representatives.
M. say and the Duke Decazes, Minister OF For
eign Alairs both promised that the government
would give every facility In its power to French
exhibitors.
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ENGLAND.

A woMAN's RIGHTS BILL REJECTED By THE
HOUSE OF CoMMoNs-THE TURBULENT
WOMEN" OF AMERICA.
LONDON April Z, 1875.
considerable portion OF to-day's session OF the
House OF Commons was consumed in debate on
bill introduced By Mr.. Fawcett TO enable unmar-
ried women TO vote at elections for members OF
Parliament.
Messrs. Chaplin, Leatham and Smollett made
Tpeecnes in opposition TO the measure.
MIR. Smollett said The agitation emanated from
turbulent women in America" The bill, II passed,
would enfrancnise women who gained their liveli-
hood by immortality.
The House, upon O division, refused to order the
bill 10 It's second reading by vote OF 152 to 1877.
Mir. Dlsraeli voted with the minority.
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THE CANAL FRAUDS.

ENGLISH OPINION OF GOVERNOR TnDENs
OFFICIAL ExposE-THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
HONEST AND SOUND AT THE CORE.
LONDON, April SO A. M.
The Times in an article on Governor 1ilden's
Message concerning the canal frauds IN New York
says:-"we all know that at heart the American
nation is as sound as our own and equally capable
OF noble impulses. Tne malpractces thus exposed
are inexcu,able, but the corruption is not deep
seated and IS by no means Characteristic OF the
American people.v
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THE BLACK HILLS NEGOTIATION.

GOOD PROSPECT OF A CONFERENCE OF CHIEFS.
WASHINGTON, April T. 1875
The Commissioners OF Indian Affairs to-day
received telegram from Agent Bingham, at the
Cheyenne River Agency, stating that he can bring
to washington nine Sioux chiefs. including three
or TOUR prominent Black Hills men, whenever
needed for the contemplated negotiations 70 pur-
chase that reservation. The Commissioner will
not direct them TO come until he receives reports
from TWO otner agents in the Sioux country. so az
TO have an the proper representatives. OF the tribe
acre at the same time.
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A GERMAN CHARLEY ROSS.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Arr

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April Z, 1876.
To-day Mayor StoEley received a commun-
ication from United states Consul wilson at
Nuremberg, Germany, in response to a
letter emanatng IRON the, police OF this
city concerning Charley Ross. Some time
ago o letter was sent 10 that section OF
Germany requcs ting investigation into q case
which il was thought might bring about the re-
cOvery or the missing child. The Consul investt-
gated the matter and found a child answering
somewhat 10 the description OF Charley Ross Ia
charge OF o man, but alter thorough lnvestiga-
ton ne was found to be Inc wrong child.
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A.-"KNow TnYsELF.n-THAT GREAT ED

scians lot OF soILED less than halt price.
l,l96 Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street
A-"KNoW THYSELF.u-THAT GREAT EDU-g
Gator profound thinker and writer Herbert
Spencer has wisely said:"As vigorous health ana Its
accompanying high spirits larger elements OF happi-
than other things whatever. the teaching how
maintain them Is teaching that yields to no other
whatever This is sound sentiment and one grcae
want OF the present Is the popuarzation OF physo
more pracucal-none comes nearer home 20 every man
and woman this THE PEOPLES COMMON SEssa
MEDICAL ADVISER. PLAIN ENGLtsm; MEDICINE StM
PLFIkD," by r. " Pierce, NJ. d.. is book well calcu~
lated to supply manifest want and VIII prove ennis
nently useful the 1t contains about huns
cuts and ne coored plates printed upon goo paper
and well bound IL Is complete compendium mn
o. anatomical. physiological, hyrienc and medi-
cal science, and embodIes the latest diseovs
has been the authors atm 70 make the work
instructive To the masses, and hence the use &c
technical has been, as possible, avoided.
subject brought within the easy comprehen-
all elevated moral tone pervades the entIro
book. While it freely discusses in scientific Manner
does TO dcpravcd tastes perverted passions
Idle curiosity but treats chaste and thorough
manner, all those dellcaie physiological subjects,
proper knowledge OF which acquaints rs with the
for preserving health and furnishes incentives
to higher and nobler lite me author who Is also the
publisher OF work. anticipating very large sale tor
IT, has issued twenty thousand copies tor the first
edition. and is thus enabled 10 offer II post paid ut
dollar aud hfty cents per coDy-a price less than the
actaal cost OF large book published in only ordi-
received for ii in advance OF Its publication has very
nearly exhausted the first edition almost as soon al
out those desiring copy OF II Will do We'll 70 adj
dress the author, at Buffalo, N. Y, without delay.
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CUBA.

THE CAPTAIN GENERAL TO MARCH TO THE
CHICO VILLAS.
HAVANA, April Z, 1875.
The Spanish Bank has temporarily loaned the
government $2,ooO0oO gold with which to pay the
troops.
GOING TO THE FRONT.
Captain General Yamaseda win shortly leave
Havana for the Clnco Villas district.
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BISMARCK.

BELGIAN OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION OF PLOT
AGAINST THE LIFE OF THE CHANCELLOR.
BRUSSELS, April T. 1875.
The Public Prosecutors at Liege opened an In.
vcstgatlon to-day into the Duchesne plot for the
Assassination oil Prince Bismarck.
This action is taken in consequence OF the Ger.
man az to to Belgium.
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GERMANY.

ErrERoR WILLIAM UNABLE TO VISIT THE KING
oy IrALY-THE CROWN PRINCE TO REPRESENT
Ills MAJESTY.
BERLIN, April I, 1878.
BY the advice OF his physicians, the Emperor
william has abandoned his proposed journey TO
Italy to visit King Victor Emmanuel.
The crown Prince aud the Crown Princess viii
20 instead.
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THE WAR SHIP ALEXANDRA.

LAUNCH OF POWERFUL ADDITION TO THE
BRITISH NAVY.
LONDON, April Z, 1875.
The new British man-of-war Alexandra was
successfully launched to-day at Chatham dock
gard, with the usual ceremonies.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales the Duke and
Ducaess o TecK and other persons OF high rank
were resent.
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AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

THE KAISER FRANZ JOSEPH TAKES LEAVE
OF THE KING.
VENICE, April 7, 1875.
The Emperor OF Austria lett this city to-day.
Before his departure he conferred numerous
decorations. and earnestly congratulated King
Victor Emmanuel upon the consolidation OF Italy.
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ANOTHER CHARLEY ROSS.

HALIFAX, n. s., April :, 1875.
telegram to-day from Ayesford, Kings county
says boy, supposed TO be Charley Ross, was dis
covered three weeks ago near Margaretvllle, on
tne Bay OF Fundy shore, In charge oil female for
tune teller, VINO came there In october last
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DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, April !, 1875.
The reported returns from all the precincts
give Barrett (dcmocrap for Mayor, I2,e4e; over
stolz independently, 12175. and Mcguire (repub-
lcanl, 4,445, making Barrett's plurality IA. The
remainder oil the democratic ticket Is elected by
maJorlties ranging from 657 10 5,79S The returns
for Councilmen are not fully reported yet
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A. EvERDELL. NO. 500 BRoADwAY.-wED-I
DINO CARDS BALL CARDS MoNoGRAMs and FOREIGN Norm
PAPIn CRLsrs Orders or DANCING. Lstablished Isi1
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THE SPRING FREsHETs.
BosroN, April !, 1875.

UUsFUNt ApTlI I, 1910.
Reports from various points to-day indicate that
all immediate danger from ircshets in the New
England rivers has passed. Three bridges have
been destroyed at Exeter, N. H., ~ the nood and
Ice.
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AN EXTENSIVE FEELING OF ANTAGONIST
metal trusses existed among ruptured men long
before the ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6S3 Broadway
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THE ARIZONA INDIANS.
THEIR REMOVAL 10 THE SAN CARLOS REsERvA-
TON ACCOMPLISHED.

TIoN ACCOMPLISHED.
WASHINGTON, April Z, 1875.
Commissioner Smith also to-day received tele-
graphic report from Special Agent Dudley. who
was sent TO Arizona to effect the removal OF
1900 Apache Indians from the Verde Reservation
to the san Carlos Reservation, some one hundred
miles eastward the purpose being to abandon
the FORMER ana consolidate Its occupants, with
about an equal number 81 Apaches, on the latter.
Mr.. Dudley reports that the transfer was accom-.
plisned without olnculty, aud mat the Indians
and citizens are now entirely satisfied with the
rn
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IF YOU HAVE DEAR FRIEND WITH DIS
eased lungs beg HIM, he values his ite to take HALEM
HONEY HoREHoUND TAR
PIKE's TooTHAcHE DROPS cure In one minute.
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ALL RIGHT NOWi HASTEN AND BUY Y0UH
STRING HAT KNOWS, 2l2 Broadway, In MIS- FiftM
Avenue Hotel Store. Ii takable besuty.l
KNOWS Wholesale Departments At NO 2l2 Broadway
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THE wEAvERs' STRIKE m MASSACHUSETTS.

NEW BEDFORD, April 7, 1875.
Nearly all the section hands and weavers in the
Potomska Mills have struck, the former &C
count OF disagreement on wages, and the latter
because one OF their committee TO demonstrate
with the managers was discharged.
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| ALLOW TILTON AND BEECIIER QUARRELSp
don't allow catarrh; WoLcorTs CArARRA ASSIHLATom
the remedy; nnamma ton use WoLCorTs PAIN PAINE
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CONFIRMATION OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE STRIKE.

GREAT FALLS, April Z. 1875.
The strike snIl continues here. About 500 men
In all have struck, and only twenty have" gone
into the mills again. Mill No. was closed to-day
in consequence. The strikers are termined, and
there are no present indications OF asettement OF
the troubles.
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CoRNs, BUNI0NS, CHILBLAINS, lNGRoWINa
nails cured without pay; Corn Cure by mail 5)c.
Dr. RICE, ISL Broadway. near Dey street.
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A1.-FURMrURE; BARGAINS. SEE kelly 4
co.'s Advertisement
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QUIET TRANSFER OF TIE TRooPs-So CONFLICT
WITH THE MINERS APPREHENDED.

WHKEsBARRE, Pa, April !, 1876.
There Is no particular excitement In tue city to-
night over the military movements which have
taken place. Everything has been managed with
the secrecy OF a grand campaign, and the troops
have gone OF so quietly as hardly 10 attract general
attention. The action OF the Governor is OF course
freely commented upon, out the popular opiniU
IL mat he has adopted the only alternative winch
promises to restore peace and save property.
General OsDorne's orce VIII be sufficiently strong
to secIre the object he has IN view, and there is
not the slightest lear that there will be any con-
Met between the soldiers and the dtsafiected
miners.
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A-BRoOKS' BOOTS AND SHOES. THE
largest assortment in the city and BROOKS PArESr
Cork SOLE Doors and SHOES, recommended By all phv-
sicians. lot STOCK at less than halt price
Ll96 Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street
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FRAGRANT sOZODONT-THIS PEERLESS
den ifrice hardens the gums sweetens the breath.
cleanses and the teeth from youth 70 Old
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TILLERY ORDERED TO HAzLEroN-sUIcIDAL
POLICY OF THE MINERS

TWO REGIMENTS OF INFANTRY AND ONE OF AR
TILLERY ORDERED TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
POLICY OF THE MINERS.
HAzLEToN, Pa, April :, 1875.
Two regiments OF infantry and one Of artillery
are ordered here and expected to-day. About
nifty OF the special police VINO arrived last nigh
left early this morning for Philadelphia, frightened,
by intimidation. The notices served on the pump
engineers and nremen at Highland. last evening,
resulted ia those men refusing to continue TO
work. while at EcKley the same notices failed to
Intimidate those Tor whom they were intended
there being a special police force OF nlty men
stationed there, which was considered sufficient
protection.
The suicidal policy OF the men In stopping the
pumps may be readily understood when the fact
stated that II a compromise should be Immedl.
atCly effected, IL Will take from tour to Il We months
TO pump those mines dry when nave seen hooded,
until wncn time no coal can tie mined and the
miners must necessarily remain idle. The excite
ment among the citizens over he meeting Of last
nignt y very great ana has Tor the moment aD-
sOrOed ali other topics almost 10 the exclusion or
the outside troubles. Otherwise our town Is quiee'
and orderly to-day.
FIRE IN A MINE AT sToCKToN-R REFUSAL OF
THE MINERS TO AID IN ITS Exr1NaU1sH-
MENT-A RAID ANTICIPATED.
HAzLEToN. Pa, April 7, 1875.
A IRE broke out acclden tally in one or the mines
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HEALTH LIFT, $50 FIFTH AVENUE. BETWEEN
Twcntv-sccond AMI Iwcnty-hird strects-Elcganf
rooms; best OF Refers 70 cyrus ". Field, &C.
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REPORTED SETTLEMENT OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND READING DIFFICULTY.

AND
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April Z, 1875.
IL 10 reported that the machine shops OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Company at Palo Alto
Will be put into operation again on Monday. We
are unable to learn whether the men nave yielded
TO the demands oil the company 10 leave their Sc
cret organization before resuming work, or
wine Their the matter has been compromised. We
also hear OF coierles in the vicinity oil Shamokin
starting TO work again. All is quiet throughout
the region to-day.
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DR. RAILWAYS

DR. RAILWAYS
sAR%APART LLIAN RESOLvENT.
The Great Blood Purifier.
For the cure Of all Chrome Diseases
Scrofula syphIlillc, Hereditary or ContagiouA
be IL seated in tho
Lungs stomach, skin or Zones Fiesh or Nerves.
Corrupting the solids and Whaling the Fluids:
Chrome kheumatism. scrofua. Glandular swelling.
Hacking Dry Cough. Cancarous Affections SyphliItl0
Complaints Bleeding 81 The Lungs Dyspepsia, " ater
Brash lie Dolo White swcillngs, fum0rs. Ulcers.
kin and Hin Diseases, Mercurial Diseases. Female
Complaints Gout, DropSy. RicNeis salt Rheum, Bron-
chitis consumption. ktiney Bladder Liver Com,
plants, &c. Price, 81 per bote.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
the Cheapest and Medicine Family Use Ia thai
World
ono Fifv Cent 6ottle
will complaints and prevent the system.
4inst sudden attac epemics and CONTAGIOUS die
slOJ expended Tor other iicnes medical
attendance.
The moment RApwAY's READY REttwr Is applied exs
ternallv. taken Internally according 10 dircctiona
pain. from whatever cause ceases 10 exist
In all wnere pam discomfort = experienced.
seized with influenza, Diphtheria, core Throat Bad
Coughs hoarscness Bilious CoNc, innammn ION OF tbs
boscs sto mach, Lunys, LIVER kidneys with Ironp.
Fever ami Aggr, with Ncuralxa. Headache,
lie noorrux. T0othache. Earachr. with Lunnago.
PaiE in the Back. Rheumatism, with Darrhra-
cholera Morbus Dyscncry. with nurns scads, -
Bruises with trans. cramps pasms. the apnlc
uun OF RADWAYS READY RELIEF will OF the
worst OF these complaints in lew hours.
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DIR. NAUWAl7o TaFuL LATL NJ FIIlLN,
perfectly tasteess elegantly coated the OF all
disorders "a the stomach Liver Bowels, Kidney. Blad-
der Nervous Diseases Headache. Constipation Costlve-
rcs Indigestion dyspepsia, ktiousnc-S, Bilious Fever.
Inflammation Of the Bowels ri ami all arrangements
Of the internal Warranted % elect POSITIVE
Price Is cents per box. Sold ~ druggists
DIR RAUWAY & CO.. Warren street
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at Stockton to-day, and the miners at . meeting
especially called to consider the question, alb
solutely refused TO assist IN putting IL
out, although such action on their part
Is In direct opposition to their interests.
A messenger from stockton has just arrived for
assistance to put out the nre, and .
tailed Tor that purpose Mr.. Llndermann,
tine proprietor OF the Stockton COMPANY.
gine company $4,000 II they Will quencn the IRE.
The pumps at Buck Mountain are all Idle and a
"a y looked for az tnat place tonight. One com
pany OF nifty men are 70 be detailed for service
there Immediately on their arrival here.
MINERS CONVENTION To-DAr-sPREAD OF
THE STRIKE.
SCRANTON, Pa, April 7, 1875.
The labor crisis is the engrossing topic or dis
cussion in and around this city, aud much anxiety
is felt as 70 the action TO be taken by the miners
VI the Wyoming and Lackawanna coal region at
their general convention, to be held here to-mor-
row. AT that meeting the deputation OF miners
which waited on W. r Storrs, the General Agent
OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
roads last evening, WI report the answer they
grant the desired advance or ten per cent at pres.
ent, and vote will then be taken on the all-im-
portanL question-to st Ike or not to strike.
Messrs. Slney ana Welsh. or the Scnuylkll re-
glon, arrived here to-day and win address the
ihCn, oltnouBu Whut inO " aNbiOH tHCJ iHtcuu w
advise Is not known. On the occasion or Mr..
Slneys last visit here he advised no strike and 1T
Is expected tnat he VIII do the same again. The
men are anxious TO continue at WORK and will do
so unless some extraordinary pressure Is brought
to bear upon them,
The miners employed at the National Mine OF
the wyoming and Susquehanna Coal company, at
Mlnooka, three miles from this city, struck work
TO the number OF 300 this morning for an advance
OF ten per cent, and 1t is expected that the en-
ployes Of the Meadow Brook and Fellows Mines
VIII strike to-day. These are private corporations
aud are not at all connected with any or the large
producing coal companies.
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NEW QUALIFICATIONS.

-
A SIS WILL SECURE TnE MOST VALUABLE
~. compendium OF beautiful fancies that has heen
published IN many years u q. De Fontatne's CYCLIC
peda OF the Best Thoughts OF Charles Dickens pnb.
ishcd by h. y HALE A SON " Murray street. aud sofa
by all bOokselle
PRIGHTs DISEASE. DIABETES, DsOPsY. GRAVEL
I'D Calculus, GOul, rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Disease ID
the Liver Kidneys Bladder, Prostate Gland, Prenat
ProstratOn Organic DEBILITY and Chrome Affections
uncuraDe by general practfoner9 A sixty Emo.
pamphlet explaining their successful treatment ~ ~
lures specific, Bethesda Mineral spring Water ant Dr.
A. HAWLEN HEATH. the author and proprietor, frea
address letters from physicians and others "
hopeless cured sent Depot ana reception rooms
No. 1O0 Broadway, New YORK..
IUsT PUBLTsHED-.TTlE TEETH; EOw TO PRE-
- serve them, when lost how 20 replace them dirce
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81 Bond street new YORK. Free BY mail FOR cents
DAMPHLET-HOw MONEY rs MADE AND LOST
III in Wall Street, containing highest and lowest
prices In ten wears particulars Of notable corners
prices all Information about stock privileges coW
and manner OF Obtaining tnom, &C. Pamphlet tree to,
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SPRING FASHI0NS-BoOTS AND SHOES-ALE
styles moderate prices; patronage
MILLER a co, No. Union square.
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THE EAU NEVERTHELESS WILL REMOVE
Wrinkles freckes. and make the skin clear ala
baster Try IL. LEON DUMAS No West fwenty-hfh St
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THE "BEEBE RANGE.- TnE BEST AND
cheapest apparatus for families price reduced 70 s55 for
No. 4 the largest family size including back ana
sstting orders for repairs sent ny mail promptly At
tended 70. Made and warranted nv JAMES KlRr-
LAND, Nos. 5, 10 ana Y Reade street.
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USE WTSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRT
for coughs colds and suffer 81 and
81 bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
WIGS. TOUPEES, &C. RAUCHFUSS PRAt-
tcal wgmaker and importer Of human hair. a Ea@
twelfth street, Broadway.